Want to book panto tickets or find out when your local light switch-on is happening? We’ve got all the need-to-know Christmas dates.
Kent’s towns will soon be illuminated by thousands of twinkling Christmas lights. Here’s where you can find your local switch-on event.
Show your respects to those who have lost their lives in battle at the county’s Remembrance Day services and parades.
Excitement is building for the return of an extravagant fireworks display held as part of a major religious and cultural event.
A Christmas market promising a “magical experience” will return to a Kent seaside attraction next month.
It’s almost time to ‘ooh’ and ‘ahh’ as Kent’s skies light up with fantastic fireworks displays and bonfire nights.
The hair-raising mazes feature terrifying live actors and authentic sets to give visitors a scare. Do you dare to enter?
The cheeky chappy has been named as the first artist to perform in a summer concert series in 2025.
Fans of the Wizarding World can take part in Professor Snape’s potions trail and find the golden snitch at a magical free event.
A “slightly mad” alarm engineer is creating well-loved Halloween attraction in his front garden for the last time.
Cosy up at your local cinema this autumn and catch one of these family blockbusters coming to the big screen.
A popular folk festival returns for its 31st year with Morris dancers, sea shanty singalongs and traditional ceilidh music.
A stunning display of colourful projections, intricate artwork and immersive music is coming to a historic building this autumn.
Stars of the small screen will be treading the boards in this year’s festive production of Jack and the Beanstalk in one Kent town.
The award-winning composer will return as the voice of Jack Skellington in a live-to-film concert of The Nightmare Before Christmas.
A village fireworks event raising money for local organisations will not be taking place this year.
A popular theatre will not reopen until after May as contractors continue working to repair the building.
A dessert parlour which has sat empty in a town centre for years is making a comeback.
A popular town centre fireworks display will not be going ahead again after a new sponsor failed to come forward.
One of Kent’s biggest retro festivals returns with jazz music, swing dancers, 1940s fashion and guided tours.
A rural event dating back to the 1800s is back with vintage tractors, farming competitions and animal displays.
We’ve got everything you need to know about this year’s festival, from traditional seaside activities to where to find the freshest oysters.
The 1950s teen hit is on tour, bringing musical favourites like Summer Nights, You’re the One That I Want and Greased Lightnin’ to theatres.
The sculptures were part of an art trail this summer and are now being moved into one place for a weekend before being sold for charity.
An extravaganza of international music, food and dance is coming to Kent town this weekend.
One of Kent’s biggest beer festivals is back, bringing live bands, Morris dancers and local brews to a historic market town.
A festive market first held 600 years ago will return to one of the county’s most famous historic sites for the Christmas season.
A festive grotto with elves, workshops and snowball fights is back this winter. Here’s how to get tickets.
A touring open-air cinema will bring musicals like Grease and the Greatest Showman to a historic venue.
The singer-songwriter, best known for hits Only Love Can Hurt Like This and Lullaby, will play a headline show on the coast.
A festival featuring more than 200 vintage tractors, steam engines and classic cars is marking its 10th birthday this year.
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Folkestone - November 22
Fourth Wall Folkestone's Christmas-Not-Christmas Design and Art Fair returns for its third year! It focuses on objects that are both beautiful and functional and ones which make fantastic gifts.
New Romney - November 22
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Ashford - November 22
Demonstration by cookery writer Beverley Jarvis.
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.
