Just because it’s raining doesn’t mean your weekend has to be a washout. Here are five Kent museums you can visit to stay dry.
A historic castle has been putting on magical festive experiences for a decade. Here’s what visitors can expect this year.
An interactive festive experience will train kids to be part of the Elf Academy and help make toys and wrap gifts in time for Christmas.
A popular light trail is just days away from opening with more than one million twinkling lights and stunning illuminated sculptures.
The immersive Christmas experience is the first of its kind and will include theatrical elements, storytelling and festive challenges.
A former department store that has long been empty at a Kent shopping centre is now occupied by a new bowling alley promising a “thrilling game”.
How to book tickets to London’s newest family attraction this Christmas - the Paddington Bear Experience.
From festive fairs to spectacular fireworks, we’ve got five unmissable events coming to Kent this November.
Visit some of Kent’s beautiful historic homes and get stuck into fun, autumnal activities.
Have a total scream this October half-term with frighteningly fun days out, from Halloween mazes to creepy crawly corners.
Take a trip along Kent’s rivers and see if you can spot a herd of seals this autumn
Soak up those cosy autumn vibes at Kent’s stunning pick-your-own pumpkin patches.
Admire autumnal colours and feel the leaves crunching beneath your feet with a trip to Kent’s country parks and gardens.
Make sure your family doesn’t miss out by getting your tickets early to some of Kent’s most magical festive experiences…
A renovated £20k family entertainment centre has launched in a former snooker club and bar.
An international gelato chain has unveiled plans for its first Kent store which will open later this year inside a former high street bank.
If the summer holidays have cleared out your bank account, don’t worry - we’ve got six free days out that the whole family will love.
The country’s largest festival of history and culture returns with a packed programme of free events.
Now the school holidays have wiped out your bank account, why not take the kids for a budget-friendly day out at one of Kent’s play parks?
Visitors can tuck into tasty street food, watch family entertainment and cheer on the boat race over the weekend.
The long-awaited return of a town’s oyster festival has finally been confirmed as organisers insist this year’s event was never in doubt.
Enjoy the August bank holiday with Kent’s best festivals, concerts, outdoor activities and more.
An exhibition featuring more than 20 different sculptures, all inspired by wildlife, will open for six weeks.
Stop your kids bouncing off the walls during the school holidays with a visit to one of Kent’s soft play centres.
Fancy visiting one of the UK’s top theme parks this summer? Here’s our pick of the parks and how to reach them…
Meet prehistoric beasts and uncover incredible fossils as part of Dinosaur Week.
Make the most of the hot weather with a trip to the seaside. Here’s our pick of Kent’s lesser-known beach destinations.
The mazes will feature pirates, witches and sunflower patches - but they are only open for a limited time.
A new £3.5m entertainment venue bringing "LA bowling" to Kent will open next week nearly one year later than planned.
Make this summer one to remember with a trip to Kent’s best wildlife parks, castles, farms and country parks.
Make sure your teenagers are part of the fun this summer with great days out, from music festivals to inflatable assault courses.
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This Christmas, spend quality time with loved ones and enjoy a seasonal experience that celebrates the past 10 years of festive joy at Hever Castle.
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The parents of a youngster who suffered an allergic reaction at nursery say there are too few adrenaline-inducing devices available in schools.
Teachers at a primary school previously rated ‘requires improvement’ are over the moon to have turned things around after their latest inspection.
A highly sought-after school, which was forced to deny nursery places to children living just metres away, is to expand its popular pre-school.
