A garden show will have an extra glow as it marks its 50th anniversary with the opening of an all-gold border.

A puppetry festival, featuring puppets of all shapes and sizes and street performers, will be held in a Kent town for the first time.

Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's brother, is among the leading attractions of a 10-day annual book festival, which has put early bird tickets on sale.

A long way from Pompeii, Bastille headlined the Neverworld festival alongside Sub Focus and Lucy Spraggan.

The Isle of Sheppey Pirates are celebrating their silver jubilee today in a new home as they invade the Island's rugby club.

The largest line-up of steam in the county comes together this weekend, with a carousel and demonstrations of traditional pastimes.

Try and keep a straight face down on the seafront this weekend when an annual cartoon festival comes to our shores.

Kite making and flying are on offer this weekend at a country park's second annual Wind Festival.

The bus which carried the Spice Girls in their 1997 film Spice World has been given a new lease of life in Kent.

A photographer who has pictured everyone from the Rolling Stones to Amy Winehouse is putting his stunning snaps on display.

A Kent model train track is celebrating its 40th year but could be derailed by a lack of pirates. John Nurden hitches a ride to find out more...

Summer seaside festival BayFest featuring rockpooling, a regatta, a sandcastle contest and lantern parade, launches this weekend.

Decorated boats are set to gather for a river festival this weekend.

Children can learn about Ancient Egypt and step inside the pyramids in an interactive experience running this summer.

Dreamland welcomed a scorching start to the summer holidays with new rides, live music and family fun.

As the long school summer holiday starts, here's our guide to how to keep the kids occupied across Kent.

Hobby horse jousting, looking after your armour and living medieval style will be on offer for your young knights and princesses this summer.

There will be more than 200 real ales and ciders on offer when a beer festival is held at a new venue.

A weekend of celebrations for the humble oyster will feature them being caught, eaten and paraded at the Whitstable Oyster Festival.

Creations from mermaids to turtles - and some castles - will be made from sand in an annual sandcastle competition.