ARK Cliftonville

19/06/2026

Head to Margate FC to support the team this afternoon, before enjoying a weekend of music, food and conversation. So happy to welcome the Orchestra from Everywhere back to ARK on Saturday, before closing Courage festival on Sunday with an afternoon of music from the Flotsam Orchestra - plus Conversation Club’s cookbook launch and a lunchtime talk with the Portland Global Friendship group.

Full festival programme on our website: https://www.arkcliftonville.com/couragefestival

Artwork: Charlie Evaristo-Boyce

17/06/2026

17/06/2026

Don’t miss tonight’s documentary film Everybody to Kenmure Street at The Palace Cinema Broadstairs or listening in on Twinkle Troughton talking with Anastasia Tory Tyranova-Romanchuk tomorrow - and if you’re feeling energetic, you can also dance with Jodie Cole or run with Primal Runners and enjoy a late afternoon of games in Dane Park tomorrow…

Full festival programme on our website: https://www.arkcliftonville.com/couragefestival

Artwork: Charlie Evaristo-Boyce

15/06/2026

Courage festival is here! Start Refugee Week with a visit to an exhibition, a walk in Dane Valley Woods with Maroon Adventures, some gentle gardening, yoga with Margate Yoga Studio, or a performance session with Projekt Europa… and don’t forget to book your ticket for Wednesday’s screening of Everybody to Kenmure Street at The Palace Cinema Broadstairs!

Full festival programme on our website: https://www.arkcliftonville.com/couragefestival

Artwork:

11/06/2026

We invite you to Courage - a festival for Refugee Week highlighting the contribution refugees and asylum seekers make to our community.

Full festival programme on our website: www.arkcliftonville.com/couragefestival

03/06/2026

Film, dance, music, and a packed programme of events and activities for Refugee Week… there’s lots to enjoy at ARK this month!

Full details on our website: https://www.arkcliftonville.com

26/05/2026

Many thanks to Marcella Whittingdale and the team from BBC Politics SE, who visited ARK to talk to Director Jan Ryan about our work with locally based refugees, as well as interviewing Canterbury-based artist Thomas Tegento.

Read the full article here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cz02gxrngn3o

22/05/2026

This Sunday at ARK, The Enchanted Cinema present Maurice Sendak’s Where the Wild Things Are. An interactive Enchanted Cinema experience for wild things of all ages.

Before the lights dim, we return to the moment this story was born — when Maurice Sendak transformed childhood mischief and big feelings into a book that changed how we see children forever.

Then, the wild rumpus begins. Hands, voices and instruments from around the world awaken as children and grown-ups become a living orchestra, creating the soundtrack live as the film unfolds. Forests rustle, monsters roar, oceans swell.

For ages 5+

Tickets: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/arkcliftonville/2123307