Walking with Ghosts

Walking with ghosts

Walking with Ghosts returns for 2023

We are excited to announce that Walking With Ghosts will return to the Folkestone Harbour arm on 11 and 12 November 2023. 

Walking with Ghosts is an immersive installation which explores the impact of conflict on Folkestone and its community over the last 100 years. 

The project is part of the IWM 14-18 NOW Legacy Fund, a national programme of 22 artist commissions inspired by the heritage of conflict and created in partnership with Imperial War Museums and 14-18 NOW, the official UK arts programme for the First World War centenary.

After being launched at the Folkestone Harbour Arm between 11 and 14 November 2022 we are excited to announce that it will return for 2023. 

After a launch event, featuring welcome talks and a minutes silence on Saturday 11 November at 11:00, and the installation will play between 15:30 and 23:00 each day. 

Over the weekend there will be other opportunities to engage with the project and local community through a number of workshops and events including the reopening of The Mole Café on The Harbour Arm for the weekend and a screening of They Shall Not Grow Old on the Screen in the Goods Yard on the Harbour Arm on Sunday.

A fully immersive installation

Learn more about the project

Experience Walk with Ghosts

Missed the immersive installation at Folkestone and can't wait for it's return this November? Watch the footage that was projected on the Harbour Arm wall - including our British Sign Language film -  and hear from the team who bought Walking with ghosts to life on our YouTube channel and listen to the full playlist on Spotify, Apple Music or Deezer. 

A very moving tribute to those that we must never forget

Walking With Ghosts visitor

Photos from the event

Key links and information

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Schools

If you would like to know more about how your school can experience Walking with Ghosts, please contact our Outreach team.

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Your stories

If you have a story to tell about the impact of war and conflict on Folkestone and its community over the last 100 years get in touch with us.