One of the county’s biggest retro car shows, with steam vehicles, free bus rides and live music, is gearing up for its return.

Take the family on a wild day out at one of Kent’s biggest animal parks, with an up-close-and-personal encounter and annual pass.

The festival has loose bricks, vintage sets, speed-building competitions and jaw-dropping large-scale Lego displays.

Household names such as Lenny Henry, Michael Palin, Peter James and Michael Ball are part of this year’s star-studded line-up.

A popular folk festival with a mix of British tradition and an international flavour is set to return to a tourist town this weekend.

May is National Walking Month, and we’re celebrating with glorious strolls through Kent’s woods, villages, parks and gardens.

From Star Wars festivals to doggy days out, we’ve got 15 great ideas to keep the family entertained over the early May bank holiday.

We visited a bustling antiques fair that had everything from surgical instruments to rare Disney ornaments.

From dining at sustainable restaurants to visiting nature reserves, Kent boasts plenty of ways to help protect our planet on Earth Day.

Grab your running shoes and take on some of the county’s most stunning scenic routes.

A second festive light trail featuring jaw-dropping installations has announced it will return this year. Find out how to book your tickets.

The springtime event, which returns this month, has seen large crowds flock to see the newborn lambs in previous years.

Admire more than 1,000 vintage cars, buses, motorbikes and military vehicles at an annual transport show.

Kent’s woodlands are soon to be covered in carpets of eye-catching bluebells. Here are 10 places to see the colourful spring flowers.

A springtime walking festival is back for its second year with supernatural tours, art and history trails and wildlife walks.

Hop on the train to London this Easter break for Disney and Harry Potter exhibitions, life-sized board games and Lindt chocolate trails.

We’ve got the whole bank holiday weekend covered, so all you need to do is take your pick and enjoy great family days out.

One of Kent’s biggest bluebell gardens is set to reopen, but the warm weather means the flowers might come earlier than expected.

Enjoy free family days out, guided walking tours, wine and beer tastings and spa breaks as the Kent Big Weekend returns.

Lambing season returns this spring with adorable newborn animals arriving all over the county. Here’s where you can see them.