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Boasting a range of ticketed and free events throughout October Half Term, next week sees the much-loved Tunbridge Wells Puppetry Festival return for its seventh year.

From haunted castles and unsettling forts to woodland wailings and chilling rivers, if you're looking for something a little spooky this Halloween, here are six of the best ghost tours in Kent...

This September, Tunbridge Wells' Dunorlan Park will play host to a cinematic spectacle as over one hundred drones head to the skies in Space Safari Drone Light Show.

With photo opportunities, trails, face painting and refreshments on offer, here is our round-up of the best pumpkin picking spots in Kent and East Sussex.

From Autumnal walks and terrifying train adventures to spook-tacular wildlife experiences and creepy crafts, check out our full list of 25 family friendly activities for October Half Term in Kent.

This month sees the arrival of some very special new visitors to Knole Park with the launch of The Gruffao Art Adventure.

With Autumn around the corner and conkers appearing on the trees, it’s the ideal time to get out exploring our beautiful county of Kent. If you’re looking for inspiration, here are some perfect activities for September in Kent…

This October sees the launch Tunbridge Wellness' new ‘After Dark’ series, beginning with an evening of Kent’s ghosts, folklore and strange stories.

This Summer sees the return of popular cultural event, The Festival Theatre. Running between May and October, the eclectic programme of theatrical and musical events celebrates both the county’s rich heritage and vibrant arts scene, with performances taking place at three of Kent’s iconic, historic locations. Here are eight reasons to book tickets for The Festival Theatre this Summer…

With over 30 world class speakers spread across the 10 day festival, you'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to events, but here are just some of our top picks for Tunbridge Wells Literary Festival 2026.

Trinity Theatre invites families to step into a world bursting with imagination, laughter and storytelling, as it unveils a vibrant new Spring season of live entertainment for all ages.

Girl About Kent's review of Friends! The Musical Parody now playing at Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells.