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The musical Let It Be lets The Beatles’ fans relive their meteoric rise in the 60s through to their split and beyond.
kmfm DJ Tony Blackburn is set to go on tour with his popular sounds of the 60s.
The champagne corks will be popping and the autumn colour will be glowing at an Autumn Extravaganza this weekend.
Take the trail through the park this weekend to meet some characterful scarecrows.
Get out in the countryside and pick your own pumpkin: here's our pick of the family-friendly friends opening their gates this weekend.
Walkers will be striding out into the night for a charity's annual Moonlit Walk.
Go Sober for October? Not if you're heading to a big German beer festival, Oktoberfest, this weekend.
There will be thousands of apples in different shapes, sizes and colours at an annual apple festival, thanks to a bumper harvest this year.
Historian and presenter Neil Oliver will be sharing his passion for our county in his first stage tour.
Paddington Bear will join Sleeping Beauty and Scrooge as part of a castle's entertainment plans this Christmas.
A new exhibition, running at a Kent museum, reveals small sights and glimpses of different eras and worlds.
A new exhibition tells the story of black people across Kent and Medway in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Oscar-winning film director Danny Boyle has been in Kent today to announce a new project.
It's second time around for a Kent singer as his new band SPINNER launches its debut EP.
Music, apples in all their glory and kids' favourite Basil Brush will be at an annual Apple and Cider Fayre.
The great granddaughter of Emmeline Pankhurst will be at a new festival remembering women's voices through the ages.
Children's favourite Thomas the Tank Engine will be coming to Tunbridge Wells this weekend.
Four days of folk song, music, dance, crafts and tradition come to one of the widest high streets in the country this week.
Hundreds of dogs are expected to bring their two-legged owners to the Great British Bark Off this weekend.
A fictional restaurant will come to life and top chefs will rustle up special treats as part of the second WhitFood festival.
