It may be getting a bit miserable out there, but that doesn’t mean our coastal towns don’t still have plenty to offer.

Find the best Bonfire Night events across Kent, with fireworks, funfairs, food and family entertainment.

We’ve picked four seasonal strolls at the county’s beautiful National Trust properties.

From creepy trails to pumpkin patches, we’ve got some spooktacular days out for the family this October half-term.

KentOnline readers can get their hands on free kids’ tickets to one of the county’s biggest animal parks.

Get your wellies on and enjoy an autumnal day out at one of Kent’s pumpkin patches.

Dozens of dogs have been enjoying a paddle with their owners at an outdoor lido in what might be the craziest “pool party” our reviewer has been to.

From time-travelling festivals to pup-tastic dog shows, there’s plenty to keep the family busy this weekend.

Visit stunning properties and get stuck into autumnal activities, including trails, craft fairs and pumpkin picking.

An annual river festival will celebrate the city’s waterway with a series of family events.

The special anniversary trail will include five-metre tree stars, giant Christmas baubles and illuminated dragonfly lanterns.

Our reporter used AI to plan her latest day out with her kids to “one of the most popular country parks in Kent”.

Visitors can bring their four-legged friends to one of Kent’s top attractions for agility classes, dog treats and free films.

A popular festival is going out with a bang after almost 20 years with live music, dancing, classic cars and a vintage market.

Heritage Open Days, a nationwide scheme giving visitors free access to thousands of historic attractions, is back this month.

Our reporter embraced her inner child for a weekend by heading to an adventurous summer camp for adults with Nerf battles, rock climbing and yoga.

A renaissance fair that combines real-life history with mythical creatures is making its debut in Kent.

Fill your calendar with 1940s festivals, garden open days, live music and more.

Our reporter and her family spent the afternoon at an animal sanctuary, which is home to more than140 rescued goats.

From fireworks displays to star-studded arts festivals, here’s some of the biggest events coming to Kent this autumn.