Coronavirus Travel Advisory

March 31, 2021

March 31, 2021 Washington State recommends a 7-day quarantine for interstate and international travel and asks residents to stay close to home. King County has moved to Phase 3 of a 4-phase re-opening plan. For a full list of restrictions, visit the state’s website. June 26, 2020 Mask Up Washington! As of June 26, cloth face coverings are now required …

Help Restore Kent’s Historic Morrill Bank Building

September 24

Kent’s historic Morrill Bank Building is one of just 20 Main Street project sites across the U.S. in the running for preservation funding. Place your votes between Sept. 24 and Oct. 26 at voteyourmainstreet.org/kent to help restore the building to its 1924 glory.

Celebrate Tourism in Your Own Backyard

September 19

Beer & Wine, Biking, Parks, Spirits

Bottles of distilled spirits from Sidetrack Distillery in Kent, Washington

September 27 is World Tourism Day. You don’t have to go far to mark the occasion. Be a tourist in Kent, Washington.

Get Out and Try Something New in Kent

August 30

Dine & Drink, Parks, Walking & Trails

Check out the latest additions in Kent, Washington, including tasty eateries and a new spot to stroll.

Cool Treats for Summer

August 16

Beer & Wine, Culture & Diversity, Dine & Drink

The sun’s rays are beaming down on Kent Valley, and our taste buds are craving something to ease the heat. Fill your mouth with something cool in Kent, Washington.

Get a Free Pass to Kent’s Colorful Past

August 9

Art & Museums, Budget Friendly, Walking & Trails

The Greater Kent Historical Society Museum in Kent, Washington

Experience the bygone days of Kent, Washington. Free historical exhibits and tours are on the slate for August.

Sip, Stroll and Get a Glimpse of Downtown Kent’s Wall Murals

July 24

Art & Museums

Aug. 10 is the Downtown Kent Wine Walk. With warm temps and sunny skies, it’s the perfect time to taste and tour wall art in historic downtown Kent, Washington.