Folkestone’s nightlife and music scene offers a mix of options. Several pubs in the town centre and along the seafront offer live music, particularly at weekends. The Harbour area has become a focus for evening entertainment, and venues around Guildhall Street and the Old High Street host gigs and DJ sets. The town hosts several annual festivals, including the Triennial, which frequently feature musical performances. The atmosphere is relaxed, with options available for different tastes.
Pub
The Samuel PetoThe Samuel Peto is a pub on Rendezvous Street in Folkestone’s Baptist Galleries. This Victorian-era pub is known for its award-winning children’s meals and wide selection of real ale. Locals and visitors go to The Samuel Peto for a quick bite or a relaxed evening enjoying craft beers.
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The Firkin AlehouseThe Firkin Alehouse is a micropub on Cheriton Place in Folkestone. This area is known for its access to the harbour and the town’s growing selection of independent businesses. The Firkin Alehouse is known for its range of beers and ciders, and uniquely, a ban on mobile phone use.
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