The centre will welcome a glittering grotto and a series of festive cabins to get shoppers in the mood for Christmas.
From aerial sword swallowing to freestyle motocross, the thrilling new family show will be in Kent for 10 days.
Find the best Bonfire Night events across Kent, with fireworks, funfairs, food and family entertainment.
Families on a budget can enjoy outdoor trails, autumnal crafts, scary films and more, all for less than £5.
A mini golf course described as the “most unique you’ll ever see” is coming to a Kent town.
The opening date has been announced for a massive American fast food chain’s first European venture.
A Christmas light trail is set to introduce new installations and interactive elements for this year.
A Christmas parade led by a giant lit-up firebird will return to illuminate a town centre’s festive carnival.
The Christmas experience includes a visit from Father Christmas, a hand-delivered gift and entry to a winter wonderland market.
An awards scheme recognising unsung heroes for acts of courage, kindness and community spirit has returned.
A spectacular new light show exploring our relationship with time is coming to a historic landmark this autumn.
A family festival celebrating links to the River Thames returns for two days of live entertainment.
The cast of this year’s Aladdin panto, including Loose Women’s Linda Robson, tell us why audiences won’t want to miss the magical show.
From time-travelling festivals to pup-tastic dog shows, there’s plenty to keep the family busy this weekend.
An annual river festival will celebrate the city’s waterway with a series of family events.
The team behind a town's new pantomime promises lots of family fun in this year's production.
Visitors can bring their four-legged friends to one of Kent’s top attractions for agility classes, dog treats and free films.
The SEN-friendly event will include lower music volume and reduced flashing lights as part of a new Christmas experience.
A popular festival is going out with a bang after almost 20 years with live music, dancing, classic cars and a vintage market.
The team behind a town’s new pantomime has promised audiences a show like nothing they have seen before.
Fill your calendar with 1940s festivals, garden open days, live music and more.
It’s apple-picking season, and we’ve got five PYO farms and orchards where you can get your hands on fresh, autumnal fruit.
A massive American fast food chain has selected a corner of Kent as the location for its first European venture.
An action-packed living history event returns with large-scale combat shows, military camps and vintage vehicles.
A long-running celebration of all things farming is back with hundreds of vintage vehicles and family entertainment.
A popular Kent attraction is launching a Peter Pan-inspired festive experience with live characters and a fairy grotto.
Marvel at decorated floats, street dancers, royal princesses and costumed characters this carnival season.
A rare opportunity to explore one of the most legendary vessels in maritime history is coming to Kent.
The 1940s weekender also boasts military vehicles, wartime re-enactors, live music and Spitfire aircraft.
An annual riverside event is expected to draw huge crowds for its colourful raft race, followed by live music and fireworks.
An event promising “monster truck madness and jaw-dropping excitement” is coming to a Kent venue for the sixth year.
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Maidstone - November 04
This November, Maidstone theatre company The Willington Players will be presenting Strangers on a Train by Craig Warner, based on the novel by Patricia Highsmith.
Deal - November 03
International Garden Photographer of the Year is excited to exhibit in the grounds of the historic Walmer Castle this autumn 2025 – for the very first time!
Canterbury - November 04
Dave Watt (aka Captain Breadbeard) hosts his monthly alternative stand-up comedy night in the heart of Canterbury.
A church has opened a soft play hub for families in a former Wilko unit, with more facilities set to launch next month.
The family of a six-year-old with an as yet undiagnosed condition are fundraising for help covering the cost of equipment to make her life easier.
The bustling family attraction will be back over the Christmas period – and it costs less than a fiver to enter.