It’s almost time to ‘ooh’ and ‘ahh’ as Kent’s skies light up with fantastic fireworks displays and bonfire nights.

Take a gruesome walk through Kent’s most haunted spots and join the hunt for ghosts and ghouls.

To celebrate this half term’s Kids Go Free offer, we’re giving away family tickets to a Kent wildlife park.

Have a total scream this October half-term with frighteningly fun days out, from Halloween mazes to creepy crawly corners.

Fans of the Wizarding World can take part in Professor Snape’s potions trail and find the golden snitch at a magical free event.

Take a trip along Kent’s rivers and see if you can spot a herd of seals this autumn

Soak up those cosy autumn vibes at Kent’s stunning pick-your-own pumpkin patches.

Make sure your family doesn’t miss out by getting your tickets early to some of Kent’s most magical festive experiences…

Admire autumnal colours and feel the leaves crunching beneath your feet with a trip to Kent’s country parks and gardens.

Passengers can enjoy themed cruises and nighttime sailings from Kent to London and Essex this autumn.

One of Kent’s beautiful castles is celebrating the season with golden autumn leaves, stunning flowers and guided tours.

Dow owners and their four-legged friends enjoyed a two-day canine extravaganza.

A rural event dating back to the 1800s is back with vintage tractors, farming competitions and animal displays.

One of Kent’s biggest retro festivals returns with jazz music, swing dancers, 1940s fashion and guided tours.

If the summer holidays have cleared out your bank account, don’t worry - we’ve got six free days out that the whole family will love.

The sculptures were part of an art trail this summer and are now being moved into one place for a weekend before being sold for charity.

Now the school holidays have wiped out your bank account, why not take the kids for a budget-friendly day out at one of Kent’s play parks?

The Amazon-themed play area is set to have a Temple Maze, mine cart slides and a climbing volcano.

The country’s largest festival of history and culture returns with a packed programme of free events.

We’re giving one lucky winner a family ticket to one of Kent’s biggest animal parks and a chance to meet and feed the lemurs.