Darlings not only of Radio 2 but celebrity fans, folk band The Unthanks will no doubt extend their already-significant fanbase in Kent this week.

Help us to make this year’s KM Charity Walk the most successful event in its impressive 20-year history

Greatest novel of the 20th century, To Kill A Mockingbird, on stage at the Dartford Orchard Theatre stage

Olivier Award-nominated show Fleabag is coming to a Kent theatre this week.

Hugh Sachs gets around: you’ll recognise him from TV's Benidorm and films such as The Libertine, but you can see on stage in the musical Anything Goes

Deal girl Rozzy Turner will return to television screens on Saturday as she takes part in the battle rounds of BBC talent show The Voice UK

Cultures clash and eras hilariously collide in the highly-original stage take-off of hit ITV drama Downton Abbey.

Controversial comedian Daniel O'Reilly is bringing his alter ego to a Kent nightclub this weekend.

Walmer's Lighthouse venue hosts three consecutive days of live music

Mistaken identities, assumed personas and sombreros - it's Propeller Theatre Company's modern take on The Comedy of Errors.

A former schoolgirl from Maidstone has fulfilled her dream of working as an animator on Shaun the Sheep The Movie.

Two thousand dance music lovers set to descend on the Kent Life tourist attraction this weekend for a festival headlined by Dusky and Davide Squilace.

The highly energetic Russell Kane brings his adrenaline-laced show to one of the county's leading comedy clubs.

Faversham’s Shepherd Neame Brewery ready to host the first of a new monthly comedy night.

Leading comedian Milton Jones bring his Temple of Daft Tour to three Kent venues for 2015.

Kent's finest buildings have been used as backdrop to the TV event of the year, now coming towards it end

The new live night showcasing local music talent continues with a visit from British-Nigerian soul singer Midé

Legendary folk bands Steeleye Span and Fairport Convention go head to head in the county this week.

It might be the best song ever written about a cheap and cheerful trip to an English seaside town - and it's based on this Kent beach.

How times have changed? The former University of Kent student comes back to the county for a comedy gig this weekend.