Kilve lies between the Quantocks Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and the coast, which has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest. It is a welcoming village, with a beach celebrated for its fossils, wonderful and varied walks, cricket teams playing on a ground which must be one of the most beautifully situated in England, a pub and a well-stocked shop and post office. The Village Hall hosts all kinds of activities and entertainment, with something for everyone.
The Domesday Book listed Kilve back in 1086 as Clive, proably after the cliffs that dominate the coastline along this part of Somerset.
Over 925 years later, the population at Kilve stands at close to 400. Sitting in the designated Quantocks Area of Outstanding National Beauty and with a rich tapestry of interesting buildings, heritage and wildlife - Kilve's history has made it the place it is today.
Kilve Village Hall offers a wealth of entertainment to locals and visitors alike, as well as being a desirable 'venue for hire' in it's own right. This classic Victorian building boasts a main hall with stage, an additional annex 'The Denovan Room', kitchen, lavatories and free car parking facilities.
Forthcoming Events
| Mon May 20 @ 7:00PM - Short Mat Bowls |
| Tue May 21 @ 7:30PM - Holford & District Gardening Club |
| Thu May 23 @ 7:30PM - Table Tennis |
| Sat May 25 @10:30AM - Coffee Morning |
| Tue May 28 @10:00AM - 12:00AM Craft Club |
| Tue May 28 @ 7:00PM - Parish Council Meeting |
| Mon Jun 03 @12:30PM - Gentlemen's Luncheon Club |
| Tue Jun 04 @ 7:15PM - Reading Group |
| Thu Jun 13 @ 2:30PM - Kilve & District WI |
| Sat Jun 15 @10:00AM - 12:00PM East Quantoxhead Village Market |