From circus-themed horror mazes to crawling through pitch-black tunnels, only the bravest souls will dare to try these fright night events.

The stunning Luxmuralis light installation is part of a multi-arts festival that runs until November.

There will be professional photoshoots at a seaside dog festival for owners who want that perfect picture with their pooch.

Even torrential rain can’t dampen the spirits (or the toasted marshmallows) as we check a shepherd’s hut on bougie Blue Bell Hill.

A virtual reality gaming room where people can swim with whales and fight zombies is set to fill an empty town centre unit.

Sparks will fly as some of the best fireworks displays in the county gear up for another unforgettable bonfire night this November.

Pick your own pumpkins and take the perfect autumnal Instagram picture at these stunning patches.

Heritage Open Days are back so we’ve picked 10 unique days out, from WWI trenches to Victorian cemeteries - and you don’t even need to book.

A ‘jungle’ has been created in the grounds of one of the county’s top tourist destinations.

Salute to the ‘40s returns to Kent with jive dance lessons, vintage fashion stalls and live swing music.

The free event was cancelled in the summer due to bad weather but will now go ahead with artwork, music and craft workshops.

One of the county’s best-loved attractions is opening a brand new outdoor art trail themed around animals and their habitats.

A charity will run a bus tour highlighting historic figures and events for Black History Month.

Events company Pop and Bark is bringing its hugely popular - and very Instagrammable - ‘Pupucino’ bar and doggy bakery to a Kent location.

From family festivals to medieval jousting, there’s plenty of fantastic things to do over the August bank holiday weekend. Here’s our top picks.

The gardens, which boast beautiful lakes, flower beds and meadows, will be open to the public as part of the National Garden Scheme.

Thousands enjoyed music, food and family fun on the grounds of a luxury hotel, where Razorlight headlined the Smoked & Uncut festival.

For the first time, a town is putting on a number of free events, exhibitions and displays to celebrate its history.

The mini maze has made the surprise decision to reopen this summer - but you’ll have to be quick if you want to visit.

The UK’s largest ball pit sounded like great fun – with 700,000 balls and Haribo prizes to find – but was it worth queuing for over an hour?