A former coastal railway station staged a major regional contribution to this weekend's Armistice centenary commemorations in shows over four days
Fort Amherst is bringing more scares this year as our reporter found out.
Eighties comedian Duncan Norvelle has been in Kent talking about his career and how he is coming to terms with suffering a stroke.
Laid-back crooner Martin Farbrother proved a hit with his audience at the Avenue Theatre, Sittingbourne, says John Nurden.
Fabulous, fun and fiery - it is clear Let It Be is a big hit.
Kent's biggest, most immersive scare festival is sure to get your pulse racing.
A play set in Margate and revisited two decades later has lost none of its poignancy.
A festival, held to mark the centenary of women winning the vote, heard an empowering speech from Emmeline Pankhurst's great-granddaughter.
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Indie band The Libertines wowed the crowds as they curated the final day of the Wheels and Fins Festival.
There was a mixture of skateboarding and surfing action and live music including headliners Feeder at Wheels and Fins.
Opening night went down a treat at the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury.
A trip to Antwerp and Bruges in Belgium in the car is so simple via a DFDS ferry from Dover.
Thousands danced and sang the night away as music stars Craig David and Rita Ora blasted out their hits at the Kent Event Centre.
It's the little things visitors will love at the LEGO Brick History exhibition taking you through millions of years of history.
Family festival bOing! bounced back this bank holiday, with its centrepiece, the luminarium, attracting crowds to see inside.
The rain couldn't dampen spirits at The Big Feastival. Read our review of the weekend's fun.
Theatregoers at Fame the Musical were dancing in the aisles on its opening night in Tunbridge Wells.
Artworks from the artist behind Terry Pratchett's Discworld series illustrations, and a 25-year career, have gone on show.
It was emotional. It was funny and it's not to be missed.
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