On a sunny sunday afternoon in Folkestone there can’t really be anything better that sitting in a pub garden with a nice cold drink. Luckily, Mr Wayne Reeves who runs Gallery 49 down the Old High Street had informed us that a friend of his has a blues band who were due to play at [...]
Archive for May, 2009
It’s been 5 years since work began on the rock formations that currently form the mainstay of Folkestone’s defences against the onslaught of the sea. The secondary effect of the rockpiles, has been to give Folkestone the superior beaches it now enjoys.
Mr Neville Pundole, the man of much pottery, glassware and other interesting items, currently has an exhibition featuring work by Annie Soudain running in his gallery situated down Tontine Street. (I have a feeling my colleague at S&G ‘Prince Vince’ will love this Owl lino cut)
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- Leas Lift Beer Festival – Feb 24th – 26th 2012
- Folkestone Old High Street Fire (video)
- Bygone Salty Sea-Dogs Take Part in Boxing Day Madness
- The Leas Lift Beer Festival (Sep 2011)
- All at sea on the Folkestone Voyager
- Title holders claim their prize with trip to Calais
- Folkestone Triennial 2011: Preview Evening (with video)
- Smoke House Fish & Chip Shop
- Folkestone Triennial 2011 : Cornelia Parker’s ‘The Folkestone Mermaid’
- Folkestone Triennial 2011 : Sneak peek at The Folkestone Mermaid
- judith plows: hello we went to folkestone two weeks ago and saw the bell and have searched for details about it as no one local seemed to know anything about it.
- Barry Pullen: I too have been to this restaurant and although the fish and chips were excellent, I felt that they should be served on plates for dining in guests. S
- Peter: Thank you, I never knew how bald I was.