This year's Folkestone Book Festival explores the big changes on our horizon and embraces the human spirit.

Help to support the Folkestone Leas Lift - Can you help?

Faversham, Kent, has a history of brewing from the 12th century, with ales being produced by monks. For the 14th century it is well-documented that the brewing of ales, certainly in Faversham, was carried out by women, known as ‘ale wives’.

Produced and co-curated by Folkestone Fringe, Lime Bar Cafe and Hot Salvation Records, Profound Sound takes place on 12 and 13 February. This new festival offers stunning live music, participatory workshops, installations and talks by working artists.

As Small Business Saturday seeks to boost local retailers, we look at the best reasons for doing your shopping at markets or in independent stores.

Building on the success of complete sell-out gigs so far, at Dance Easy this month there is a sensational line-up of comedy that is unprecedented in such a small venue.

Hythe Business and Tourism Association and Hythe Town Team are delighted to announce that this year’s late night shopping in Hythe will take place on Friday 4th December from 5-9pm.

Raise money for Age UK Hythe and Lyminge by getting involved in Age UK and Innocent's Big Knit campaign 2015. You can make a difference by knitting some mini-hats to help us keep older people warm and well this winter.

What better way to usher in the festive season than with an evening of light, song, cheer and shopping in the heart of the Folkestone Creative Quarter! On Friday 20 November we invite you to gather, sing and be merry at the Folkestone Creative Quarter Christmas Lights Switch On!