This year also sees 100 pieces of work created exclusively for the Art Car Boot Fair that will be sold by every artist for just £100 each.
Read MoreConnect with the people behind some of the world's biggest films, games and comics
Read MoreFrom bike repairs to bee keeping, mushrooms to hops, growing edible plants to identifying bees and much more
Read MoreThe show was developed and produced at the company’s creation space, JV H.O.M.E., in Kent
Read More“Their Eastenders-inspired mac n cheese options looked tasty enough to curb even Ian Beale’s tears”
Read MoreKent Film Office has confirmed the production visited the county
Read MoreThe rise of pre-loved fashion….
Read MoreBold new 750-capacity cultural venue for the South East
Read MoreKent wine communicator Natalia Suta on summer drinking with a bite
Read MoreColumnist Anna Willatt, aka Esoteric Isle, goes on the hunt for the county’s curiosities
Read MoreA free weekend of excitement and adventure for all the family
Read MoreClassic sprint racing, rare machinery and club displays
Read MoreFrom live music to street food and the outdoor cinema, there’s plenty happening in 2026
Read MoreHave you been mesmerised by tufting?
Read MoreThe complete sporting and social experience in Ramsgate
Read MoreParkBathe is the wellness practice helping people rediscover the power of urban green spaces
Read MoreControversial topic... or perhaps not… ‘Do you roast in the summer?’
Read MoreMusician, reality star and one-time Canterbury doorman Charlie Jeer is heading home to play Canterbury Live
Read MoreNightclub, café and creative coworking space, discover The Art Club in Dover, words by Jack Coleman
Read MoreMake it your task this July/August to go and visit a Kent town that you’ve never been to before. Take in the sights, sounds, shops, arts and festivals. Take a punt.
In this issue, so many of our subjects did exactly that - stuck their neck out and said ‘let’s do it’. Former doorman turned musician Charlie Jeer did it, the team at The Art Club in Dover headed back to the high street when many told them not to, while photographer Chris McAndrew risked the wrath of a national newspaper during his first professional shoot!
Plus we take a stroll with ParkBathe, get addicted to tufting with Ellen Russell and discover Kent’s own cabinet of mysteries.
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