MARCH - 01.08,15+22nd  2-4pm £10 per session or £35 in advance  Bring own cloth -eg old clothes. Contact  07426  976676   E b the [email protected] / Insta.. NOTE - From February- Bookshop weekend open times will change Sats 11 -5.30  // Suns 10am -3pm.

Canterbury Chamber Choir conducted by Peter Futcher Organist: Paul Stubbings Baritone Soloist: Jon Williams Tickets £10 - under 16's free On the door or www.ticketsource.co.uk/canterburychamberchoir

Invicta Bass The Launch F51 Skatepark A collaboration of local DJ’s, bringing the best in Bass music to Folkestone Breaks, Garage Classics, House Classics & DNB   Desbo 7pm til 8pm – House Classics Fordy 8pm til 9pm – Breaks Clinchy b2b Softmits 9pm til 10pm – Garage Classics Clinchy b2b Softmits – DNB Classics […]

Promoter Folkestone New Music Artists The prize-winning Pelléas Ensemble consists of Henry Roberts (flute), Luba Tunnicliffe (viola) and Oliver Wass (harp). Their fascinating programme stretches from 17th century England and Italy (John Dowland and Barbara Strozzi) to the music of today (Harrison Birtwistle and John Woolrich). They will also play Debussy’s magnificent Sonata for flute, viola […]

Over the last five years, Helen Easter-Beeken has recorded “pebbles that catch eye.” Using botanical techniques in acrylic and watercolour, her collection of paintings exposes the detail of each stone under our feet. The sea brought these pebbles to Folkestone’s coast from as far afield as Norway and Essex. They are as old as the […]

Vaughan-Williams - The Wasps Overture Peter Aviss - Searching (Premiere Performance) Mussorgsky - Songs & Dances of Death Soloist: Thomas Lowen Schumann - Symphony No. 3 (Rhenish)

On Sunday March the 9th at 11:30 am downstairs in kollectiv the wondrous Sarah Gabriel (soprano), Steve Dummer (clarinet) and Stephen Da Pledge (piano) are bringing to Folkestone their highly acclaimed concert of Weimer songs which has been such a success at Crazy Coqs, Soho and The Pheasantry, Kings Road. Their programme - that includes Friedrich Hollaender, Kurt Weill, Hanns Eisler and Bertolt Brecht songs - was first devised when we were […]

Set in the fictional northwestern Louisiana parish of Chinquapin, the play opens at Truvy's in-home beauty parlor where a group of women regularly gather. They discuss Shelby's upcoming wedding to her fiancé, Jackson. The plot covers events over the next three years relating to Shelby's Type 1 diabetes, and with how the women cope with […]

Promoter Folkestone New Music Artists Hans Abrahamsen is one of the greatest living composers in the world and we are delighted to welcome him to Folkestone. He will be interviewed by Philip Cashian before a concert of his music, including his Horn Trio, played by Royal Academy of Music students and members of Riot Ensemble, […]