Families in Kent and Medway are being urged to stay home and not trick or treat on Halloween, despite government rules allowing for celebrations.
Get your spook on for the remainder of the half term holiday with one of these events happening in Kent this weekend.
After most 2020 displays were cancelled due to Covid, this might be one of the only ways to see fireworks this November.
Bluewater's ice rink is back this Christmas and tickets are now on sale.
Looking to make the most of the half term holiday in Kent? We've a run down of things to do, events you can book and the days out on offer...
From an spooky outdoor trail to magical film screenings, Bluewater is offering families a Halloween-themed half term adventure.
M&S has unveiled its biggest ever Halloween range to help families enjoy a fright night in this year, including this themed Colin the Caterpillar.
An extremely popular grotto, which always experiences a rush for tickets, has announced when tickets will go on sale this year.
Feeling organised? Restrictions mean many half term and Halloween events are pre-book only. We've rounded up those with tickets now on sale:
Singer and TV star Olly Murs announced on kmfm that he will bring his 2021 summer tour to the county.
A major theatre has revealed surprise plans for a socially distanced pantomime - after scrapping its annual festive show due to the pandemic.
Kent's first indoor inflatable park, which shut six months ago because of coronavirus, will reopen this month.
A real-life Where's Wally search is being launched in Kent for Halloween.
One of the biggest living history battle re-enactment events for Kent has been cancelled.
Tickets for a Kent grotto have gone on sale and there's some very different options for families this year.
From wartime air displays to live music, Kent is gearing up for an action-packed weekend. Here's how your family can be part of it:
A fireworks display which attracts thousands of families to a town centre park every November has been cancelled because of coronavirus.
Bluewater, which admits things will be a little different this year, has revealed how it plans to bring festive magic to families this Christmas.
Tickets have gone on sale for ice skating this Christmas - and there's a special treat for young skaters who turned 10 this year.
Bluewater is preparing to unveil its Christmas plans and families can now sign up for exclusive access to tickets. Here's how:
Looking for something fun to do outdoors this weekend? There's plenty happening in the county on Saturday and Sunday...
Two weeks of socially-distanced panto shows are taking place at one Kent theatre and tickets are now on sale.
A full week of school and back to routine? If you're ready for the weekend, we've some suggestions of ways to spend it:
Tickets for a Christmas illuminated trail are selling more quickly than previous years.
A town's Christmas festival, market and lights switch-on have all been forced to cancel this year because of coronavirus and social distancing.
Make the most of your weekend with the kids with some of these suggestions for Saturday and Sunday...
The latest Disney live action remake is going straight to Disney+. Here's how to watch Mulan online from this Friday...
A Kent attraction has put tickets on sale tickets for it's festive meet and greet events with Santa this Christmas.
Soldiers are set to do battle in one of the biggest re-enactment events to happen in Kent. Here's how to take the kids along:
See out the last of the summer holidays in style with one of our suggestions for the August bank holiday weekend.
An attraction to help social media fans take the best selfies is open at a Kent shopping centre and includes a pool of 65,000 marshmallows.
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Two Kent wildlife parks have launched a half price ticket offer for the remainder of the half term holiday. Learn more here.
Get your spook on for the remainder of the half term holiday with one of these events happening in Kent this weekend.
Families in Kent and Medway are being urged to stay home and not trick or treat on Halloween, despite government rules allowing for celebrations.
