EXCLUSIVE FEATURES
BITE CLUB: Review - Roni & Rita’s, Folkestone, Kent
“Their Eastenders-inspired mac n cheese options looked tasty enough to curb even Ian Beale’s tears”
CHARACTER FORMING: Folkestone illustrator Jenny Davis
Jenny Davis on taking the freelance plunge and finding balance in the world of illustration
LEATHER BOUND: Folkestone designer Jane De Bono
Folkestone textile designer Jane De Bono has curated a career in forging stunning products from leather deadstock
HOT SPOTS: Waterside saunas to discover in Kent
We pick out some of the best beachside, mobile and quirky saunas around the county
SPRING 2026 AT FOLKESTONE’S SILVER SCREEN CINEMA
Dates for new releases, Folkestone Film Club and Folkestone Film Festival
Discover Chaos Cards Tabletop Gaming Centre, Folkestone
Chaos Cards has the largest tabletop gaming space in the South East
Sea Change: voco Clifton Hotel’s refurb brings a fresh feeling to Folkestone
Rebranded as voco, the hotel is shaping an experience designed to dine, relax and unwind
BITE CLUB: Review - Marleys, Folkestone
It has long been lauded for its breakfasts, working closely with Kentish farmers and producers to keep ingredients fresh and seasonal.
TALES FROM THE TERRACES - Lower Block, Folkestone
Folkestone-based Lower Block partners photographers on high-quality zines that capture football’s subculture moments
BACK TO THE BOX OFFICE: THE SILVER SCREEN CINEMA, FOLKESTONE
Set in a Grade II-listed building more than a century old, the tale of The Silver Screen Cinema in Folkestone is packed with history, including one of the most important events in Kent’s film past
Smiles Ahead : Dicky Smiles
Folkestone illustrator Arron Miles on taking the plunge and creating character Dicky Smiles
Look behind The Potting Shed, for a hidden Folkestone speakeasy
Hidden behind an unassuming façade is a 1920s Prohibition-era speakeasy
FEEL GOOD: Discover The Yoga Man in Folkestone, Kent
A place where children can be positive, feel calm, grow and have fun.
FOLKESTONE'S NEW ARTIST-LED FESTIVAL - OPEN ART FOLKE 2024
New festival will include open studios, artist suppers, talks, walks, exhibitions, installations, performances and workshops
Folkestone Documentary Festival return for bumper 4th year
Featuring the best in new international documentaries by the sea
Review: Should I visit Burrito Buoy in Folkestone?
“the signature burrito stuffed, tucked and rolled”
FAMILY AND FLAVOUR AT NATALINA’S DELI IN SANDGATE, FOLKESTONE
Sponsored Content: You’ll find artisanal freshly-made pasta, breads, sauces, a fully-stocked deli counter
Who are the new traders on Folkestone Harbour Arm for 2024?
Sponsored Content: From pioneers of the street-food scene to ambitious new start-ups
Interview: Morcheeba's Ross Godfrey on Folkestone and being by the sea
Morcheeba’s Ross Godfrey on his Kent roots, Trip Hop and getting back to festival season
Column: Making friends as adults... in Folkestone
Can We Be Friends? How one Instagram account spawned a movement for grown-ups to make more mates. By Rosie Percy