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From swimming pools to trampoline parks and spas, there's something for everyone reopening across the county in time for the summer school break.
The play which the TV show Fleabag was based on is among a series of National Theatre Live shows set to be screened at a Kent cinema this summer.
As Turner Contemporary reopens to visitors, we take a look at the socially-distanced opening plans for some of the county's galleries and museums.
Celebrity chef Aldo Zilli is set to provide the menu to accompany a series of drive-in movies in the county this summer.
An attraction set to reopen its doors to the public this weekend, is holding three days specially for Blue Light Card holders first.
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Organisers of rock festival Ramblin' Man Fair, which would have been held this month, have announced a live gig online for those missing the music.
A series of classic and family films from The Goonies and Dirty Dancing to Shrek and Kung Fu Panda are to be screened through the summer holidays.
A couple who run a farm committed to sustainable farming and protecting the environment have been chosen to pass on their knowledge to others.
The trust which runs the Historic Dockyard Chatham has announced when the site will reopen to visitors this summer.
A popular antiques and collectors fair will be held at its usual venue but outdoors for the first time this weekend.
From the reopening of a heritage railway, to driving a digger and seeing nature, here's some ideas of what you and yours could be doing this weekend:
Hungry to get out? There's a new selection of street food in town, with a mouthwatering range of cuisines.
A charity is urging us all to join its annual survey to assess the health of our environment simply by counting butterflies.
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Keane, Soul II Soul and Stereo MCs join Kaiser Chiefs on the line-up for chef Tom Kerridge's second events series of the summer in Kent.
Popular displays of jousting by knights on horseback are set to return to a Kent castle.
A popular museum is set to reopen next week with a special exhibition looking at people's experiences in lockdown.
Two nights of open-air live music have been announced for the late summer bank holiday at a Kent attraction.
Chef Tom Kerridge has announced he is postponing Pub in the Park but staging a drive-in event complete with music from the likes of Kaiser Chiefs.
On what would have been opening day for the 91st Kent County Show, we take a look back at its thrills and spills and animal antics over the years.
Is the lack of summertime events drivin' you crazy? Here's a round-up of drive-in cinema and comedy happening across the county.
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