The county's first festival since March kicks off in Canterbury this weekend, bringing live arts to audiences again, with safety measures.

The largest and fastest zip-line in England and the biggest swing and outdoor climbing wall in Europe are coming to a shopping centre.

Six months of sunshine has created the perfect conditions across Kent for a spectacular display of autumn colour, according to the National Trust.

Picking your own pumpkins has become a Halloween highlight. Here's where you can head to with the family to pick yours this weekend and at half term.

Sixteen of the county's hotels and B&Bs have been featured in the latest Good Hotel Guide, which has been published this week.

Taste the buzz of the action this weekend as a race track hosts a popular annual racing championships, with some spectators allowed in.

Keen cyclists can saddle up for the KM Big Bike Ride for charity this weekend, if they're up for a challenge.

Spooky woodland trails, storytelling and pumpkin carving are just some of what's on offer this half term in the run-up to Halloween. Here's our guide:

From pumpkins to learning about trees and wildlife, the National Trust has a range of activities to get out in the great outdoors this half term.

After six months, cinema-lovers can return to new luxury seating.

Visitors can still feel like they've never grown up with Twilight Evenings and a Peter Pan-themed festive event with Great Ormond Street, in lockdown.

A traditional version of the Bavarian bash, Oktoberfest, will be coming to a Kent park this weekend, complete with a barrel-load of safety measures.

A picturesque garden is opening on Sundays throughout October for visitors to see its show of autumn colour.

Some 30 different varieties of apple will be available to try and buy at an annual apple weekend.

A popular record fair will return to its city centre venue with a range of safety measures this weekend.

Relax and boost your wellbeing by taking a tip from the Japanese and try 'forest bathing' in Kent - just make sure you leave your phone behind.

Passengers onboard a steam train can treat themselves to tasting local gins in a special event this weekend.

A museum is preparing to reopen after seven months with a new exhibition about pilgrimage.

Four nights of cinema screenings have been forced to move from one castle to another.

Managers of a popular grotto are also offering visits from Father Christmas to your home, street, or via Zoom to allow for all safety needs this year.