The lives of ancient Egyptians and Greeks feature in a new museum gallery, and it’s all down to one woman – Kent’s only adult mummy, Ta-Kush.

Stunning images showing a town centre park in all its glory have been chosen as winners in an annual photographic contest.

Hundreds of varieties of apples will be on offer at an apple festival this weekend, along with peeling and eating contests, games and family fun.

Get a splash of autumn colour with a gardens' Autumn Extravaganza, featuring two days of rare and unusual plants and top specimens in full bloom.

Bigger and brighter, a puppetry festival is back in town with puppets of all shapes and sizes that will sing, dance and make you laugh.

Kent artist Tracey Emin's famous My Bed artwork goes on show in her hometown this weekend, teamed with works by JMW Turner.

Looking for some Halloween fun for your little monsters? Here's our guide to what's creepy and kooky across the county.

The coolest tickets around have gone on sale for ice skating sessions at one of the county's top annual ice rinks, plus live music and food and drink.

It's not just pumpkin carving and spooky shenanigans this October half term: try circus shows, scarecrows, puppetry and beastly fun.

A roarsome half term awaits with a twilight trek and a creepy carnivore tour at two Kent attractions.

If your heart's desire is to buy a 6ft horse covered in coins or with Elvis Presley on the side you've come to the right place... at a price.

Autumn is with us and orange is in: it’s time to think Halloween and pumpkins. Here's our guide to where to Pick Your Own across Kent.

Four days of festivities featuring more than 50 events will be on offer at Tenterden Folk Festival.

Head to Five Hundred Acre Wood, home of Winnie-the-Pooh, in celebration of a new film about the inspiration behind the stories.

They're outstanding in their field: scarecrows of all shapes, sizes and personalities will be part of a pre-Halloween trail this weekend.

Motor racing fans have the chance to meet Formula 1 superstar Jenson Button when he head to the county this weekend.

From scare mazes to tunnels of terror, there are some terrifying ordeals for hardened thrill seekers across the county this Halloween.

Just a train ride away, the capital is home to some of the best museums on Earth. Most of them are also free to enter, so what are you waiting for?

There’s a feast for your senses awaiting this autumn: step outside and try our pick of the seasonal walks across Kent and East Sussex.

The Social music festival marks five years this weekend with top DJs and four different arenas appearing over two days.