Artist Ben Edge on being part of the folklore renaissance and the importance of community and connection  

As you step into the art studio, a hushed stillness fills the air, broken only by the soft sounds of brushes on canvas and the focused murmurs of budding artists immersed in their creative process. 

On the dawn of his seventh album, it feels that recognition has arrived

Food influencer Ella Kitto whips up a Kentish spring brunch

Photographer Taras Bychko documents forced emigration in a project that reflects his family’s own emotional move from his home in Ukraine to Tunbridge Wells

Featuring Tia Gordon, Motel Green, Harry Shotta, Ben Macklin, Jay Malakhi & Sandhouse

Columnist Zahra Barri chats to Sevenoaks author Kit Conway about suspense, suburbia, savagery, salaciousness, Desperate Housewives and, of course, Sevenoaks!

Kent wine communicator Natalia Suta on why it’s time for rosé to come in from the cold

The restaurant manages to merge a hint of luxury with amazing affordability…

Columnist Anna Willatt speaks to a crew of folklore enthusiasts who resolutely uphold the traditions of the county with some seasonal events

Folkestone illustrator Arron Miles on taking the plunge and creating character Dicky Smiles  

With five spacious screens inspired by Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, a cocktail bar and a pizzeria, Curzon Canterbury Riverside is a holistic cinema experience that you just can’t get at home.

Gravesend artist Elle Tennyson on bleach, salt and koi carp safety blankets

A bubbly and sociable atmosphere with, more importantly, quality artisanal pizza.

Rochester artist Lo Lauren is on a personal pop mission to put the glitter back into music

Kent Women’s Cricket captain Megan Belt and all-rounder Jodie Hobson on the new season and balancing sport with their day jobs