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SOCIETY NEWS & EVENTS


THANK YOU!
A big ‘Thank you’ from Hythe Civic Society and Hythe in Bloom to all the volunteers who watered the plant troughs along the High Street this summer. The conditions were challenging, to say the least, with temperatures on some days in the high 30s. They have all done an amazing job in keeping the High Street looking colourful and welcoming throughout the summer. Volunteers included individuals and couples along with groups from Hythe Scouts and Brockhill Park Performing Arts C
4 days ago1 min read


Hythe in Bloom/Hythe Civic Society have been planting 2,000 daffodil bulbs
The Tuesday volunteer gardeners organised by Hythe in Bloom/Hythe Civic Society have been at it again, this time planting 2,000 daffodil bulbs on the grass bank in front of The Prince of Wales pub in Dymchurch Road. They will look amazing in the spring! Hythe in Bloom operates under the auspices of Hythe Civic Society and, since 2004, it has worked hard to provide summer and winter floral displays in and around Hythe, including troughs in the High Street, railing-mounted plan
4 days ago1 min read


HCS Talk Tuesday 13th October - The History of Concorde
THE HISTORY OF CONCORDE A Talk by GUY BARTLETT TUESDAY 13 OCTOBER at 7.30pm prompt All are welcome! Further details in poster.
Oct 121 min read


Saltwood Village Society
Saltwood Village Society talk by Reverend Barry Knott. Thursday 8 October at 7.15 for 7.30pm. THE LADS'CLUB, Rectory Lane.
Oct 61 min read


The Rebuilding of Folkestone Harbour Pier - NFS talk
The next New Folkestone Society talk is this coming Saturday, 26 September. Join us for 'The Rebuilding of Folkestone Harbour Pier' by Tony Hill. As a popular Victorian port for travel to the Continent, Folkestone harbour needed to adapt to accommodate modern cross-channel ships. The harbour pier was extended between 1897 and 1905. This talk looks at the work through rare period photographs. The talk takes place in The Back Hall of The Cornerstone Centre (South Kent Community
Sep 221 min read


Heritage Open Days
Enjoy free days out across the Folkestone and Hythe District for the next ten days! Heritage Open Days is the country's largest festival of history and culture. This year, it celebrates England's Everyday Histories. From 11-20 September, enjoy free access to buildings and areas usually closed to the public (including church towers across the Romney Marsh), exclusive events, open days, festivals, cemetery tours, military and railway history, a film screening, a classic car dis
Sep 142 min read


Heritage open days at St Leonard's Church
St Leonard's Church Open Week is 11-20 September. Further details are in the poster below.
Sep 131 min read


First talk of the season! DAD'S ARMY GOES TO WAR
8 September 2026 - Dads Army Goes to War with Melody Foreman. Venue: Hythe Bay Primary School, Cinque Ports Avenue CT21 6HS Members: £3 Non-Members: £5 For our first Talk of the season doors will open at 6.45 pm for a complimentary drink before the Talk begins at 7.30 pm. A chance to meet up with other members after the summer break, chat to your committee and meet new members. We hope to see you there.
Sep 61 min read
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