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Hidden in Plain Sight - Discovering Architecture in Ash (exhibition)

Ash Village Hall, Queens Road, Ash, Kent, CT3 2BG

  • Multiple dates available
  • In person
  • Pre-booking not required

An in depth dive into different architecture materials used throughout Ash, including lots of photos as well as samples to see and handle. All information from our self guided walk will me made accessible during the exhibition so no one misses out.

AHG

AHG

Discovering Architecture in Ash

Take a closer look at the breadth of architecture and building features within Ash. Our self guided walk draws on a number of interesting buildings in the village which show case some truly fascinating features telling their story. Learn some history, interesting facts and features of what you walk past but perhaps haven't noticed before. We'll be sharing with you all sorts including chimneys, wall ties, brickwork, weathervanes, benchmarks, graffiti and more.

During the festival, a map will be available free via digital download, with QR codes around the village giving access to information about buildings and their features. A souvenir booklet will be available to purchase from AHG archive room where there will be much more to see and find out about 19th and 20th September 1000 - 1400.

Timings & Tours

Friday 19 September:
1000-1400
Saturday 20 September:
1000-1400

Location & directions

Ash Village Hall, Queens Road, Ash, Kent, CT3 2BG

Directions:
There are 3 free carparks in the village, plus limit parking at the village hall.
Contact on day:
Luke Warburton
Telephone number:
+447707953907

Booking information

Pre-booking requirement:
Pre-booking not required

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