Thrill Seekers : Edge of Tomorrow (2014)
Cineworld Ashford screens the 2014 science fiction action film 'Edge of Tomorrow'.
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Ashford moves at its own pace, where medieval Middle Row meets modern Cosway Tower’s view over Bilsington. The Stour Centre buzzes with activity, but it can be easy to overlook if your only updates come from scrolling through noise.
We cut through the clutter: what’s happening now at Newtown Works film studios, Ham Street’s village charm, or Borough Museum’s Neolithic exhibits, delivered every week. No searching. Just knowing.
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Cineworld Ashford screens the 2014 science fiction action film 'Edge of Tomorrow'.
Cineworld Ashford screens a 4K restoration of the 1997 film, Boogie Nights.
Cineworld Ashford screens 'The Last Viking', a historical action film with unlimited viewing.
Cineworld Ashford screens the 1998 action film 'Armageddon' as part of the 'Thrill Seekers' series.
Cineworld Ashford screens the 2015 science fiction film, 'The Martian'.
Cineworld Ashford screens the animated films 'Zog' and 'Zog and the Flying Doctors' for families.
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Dr. Rohit Jain presents a medical seminar on joint injection therapy at One Ashford Hospital.
An end-of-year art exhibition showcasing student work at East Hill Gallery.
Senior school students perform at the ArtsFest26 summer concert at Brake Hall.
A cyanotype printing workshop is held at Somerville Lawn as part of ArtsFest26.
Piano students from Ashford School perform in the grand final of the ArtsFest26 Piano Festival.
Local bands compete in a live music battle as part of ArtsFest26 at Brake Hall.
Stour Music 2026 presents 'AMIDST THE SHADES' at Boughton Aluph Church.
An underground dub, dubstep, jungle, and drum and bass night returns to Kent after a 20-year break.
Live stand-up comedy featuring Mandy Muden, Tom Toal, and Dave Fulton at the Ashford International Hotel and Spa.
Three comedians perform stand-up at a hotel venue in Tunbridge Wells.
Fitness Center
Anytime FitnessAnytime Fitness Ashford is a modern industrial fitness center at 25 New Street in Ashford town center.
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Badsha Indian CuisineYou can find Badsha Indian Cuisine on High Street in Ashford.
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Brunch & BrewYou can find Brunch & Brew on High Street in Ashford, serving straightforward meals and coffee to locals.
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Hamilton Airfield TearoomThe Hamilton Airfield Tearoom sits on Stone Cross Road in Bilsington, Ashford.
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Imperial ChinaImperial China is a Chinese restaurant on Ashford’s high street, just outside the city.
View Info →Ashford hosts events across areas like Ham Street and Newtown Works. Activities include family gatherings, live music, food festivals, markets, and cultural arts throughout the year. Events take place at The Stour Centre, Victoria Park, Elwick Road market zone, Bowens Field, and Repton Park. You can find regular activities such as weekend markets on Ham Street, community workshops at Newtown Works, seasonal performances at Borough Museum, and fitness sessions in open green spaces.
Family events include holiday fun days at Elwick Road or Repton Connect Community Centre. Cultural displays highlight Neolithic artefacts, wartime history, and local heritage. Music performances happen indoors at The Stour Centre or outdoors during summer festivals at Victoria Park. Food events occur weekly at Elwick Road market zone and in surrounding areas like Kenardington.
This site lists what’s on each week and weekend across categories including Food & Drink, Family & Kids, Nightlife & Music, Culture & Arts, Fitness & Outdoors, and Shopping & Markets. Use venue filters such as The Stour Centre, Victoria Park, or Ham Street village centre for accurate timing.
During the week in Ashford, activities include food festivals at Elwick Road market zone, art exhibitions hosted by The Stour Centre, weekly markets on Ham Street, community workshops at Newtown Works, and seasonal performances at Borough Museum. Cultural displays focus on Neolithic artefacts, wartime history, and local heritage.
Most events happen across key areas: Victoria Park for family festivals and open-air activities; Elwick Road market zone, a redeveloped site with vendors from Appledore to Ham Street; Newtown Works development area; Bowens Field next to Victoria Park. These are all located a short drive away.
Yes. Parks such as Victoria Park offer playgrounds and green space suitable for children. The Borough Museum displays Neolithic artefacts, wartime equipment, dinosaur bones, and heritage items of interest across age groups. Seasonal events include holiday fun days at Elwick Road market zone or Repton Connect Community Centre.
Nighttime activity is moderate. Music performances occur indoors at The Stour Centre or outdoors during summer festivals at Victoria Park. Live acts such as Martin McNeil perform, alongside adult-only creative sessions held on Elwick Road market zone or within commercial hubs like Ham Street village centre.
Visit The City Brief’s site and select dates under ‘this week’ or ‘this weekend’. Choose categories such as Family & Kids, Culture & Arts, Nightlife & Music, Shopping & Markets, Fitness & Outdoors. Use venue filters like Victoria Park, Elwick Road market zone, Newtown Works development area, Ham Street village centre, or Borough Museum complex for accurate timing.