Our Venues
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Silver Screen
Folkestone’s traditional cinema experience. Folkestone’s independent cinema operates within Folkestone’s historic Town Hall, the site of Kent’s first film screenings in 1896.
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SD Projects
A multidisciplinary studio working across art, architecture, and technology, with a practice grounded in socially engaged spatial research and cultural production. The studio works closely with communities that are often peripheral to dominant narratives of urban change, foregrounding forms of knowledge embedded in everyday life, local memory, and collective experience.
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Quarterhouse
The cultural hub of Folkestone and the home of The Folkestone Triennial. Quarterhouse is a performing arts venue at Folkestone’s cultural heart. They present a regular programme of theatre, dance, music, film, comedy and family shows, as well as live screenings from the National Theatre and Royal Opera House.
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Mermaid Beach
Located beneath the Lower Leas Coastal Park at the bottom of the zig zag path, Mermaid Beach is relatively sheltered and a great place for a swim. But make sure you bring your sea shoes as this is pebble beach.
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Kollectiv
Eclectic art centre with a cafe/bar in the heart of Folkestone. Film screenings, concerts, creative workshops, talks, pop-up art studios, exhibitions, and more,
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Club Folkestone
Great coffee, delicious pastries, light lunches and a cool place to hang out. Glassworks reception just off the hill path in Payers Park. Next to the big slide!
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Burrito Buoy
Mexican Street Food & Bar serving beer, wine, cocktails, plus big helpings of fresh and flavourful West Coast USA style Mexican deliciousness.
