Planning on seeing some live music by the coast this summer? We’ve got your guide to visiting Dreamland, from where to park to what to eat.

Will one rash decision ruin Secret Drinker’s pub lunch in the sun?

The festival will honour 80 years since the D-Day landings with re-enactments, live music, vintage vehicles and a bomb disposal school.

The lovable family film has been turned into a musical, with former Strictly finalist Karim appearing as the zany King Julien.

We’re giving away two top-tier tickets to Mamma Mia The Party, a theatrical dining experience set to Abba’s timeless tunes.

Lots of beautiful early summer gardens are opening all over Kent in the next few weeks. Here’s where you can find them.

Visitors to a museum’s new gallery will gain a unique insight into life thousands of years into the past.

The three-day festival sees The Killers, Oasis, Whitney Houston and Elton John tribute artists perform in a park.

The record-breaking musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie will be sashaying into a Kent theatre for six nights.

The county’s largest Pride festival has been cut to one day this year after being struck by financial issues.

It really could be time at the bar for this huge family pub that feels more like a ‘campsite clubroom’

A spectacular classical concert returns this summer with a world-renowned orchestra, tribute acts and West End singers.

The comedian has revealed he will visit six Kent venues on his upcoming Small World tour.

There will be eye-catching flower displays from 300 exhibitors at a three-day garden show.

Visitors to a wildlife park can now see a pair of energetic lion cubs as they venture around their new enclosure.

We’re giving one lucky winner a VIP ‘black card’ to all of Dreamland’s outdoor concerts - even the sold out ones. Here’s how to enter.

If you’re a self-confessed adrenaline junkie, Kent has some exhilarating days out that might just surprise you.

Get stuck into obstacle courses, teddy bears picnics and foodie festivals with the family over the late May bank holiday weekend.

Seven nurseries from Kent and Sussex are preparing to take their unique plants to the world’s most prestigious flower show next week.

The free exhibition will showcase the pioneering African-American artist’s work from the 1940s to the early 2000s.