Join us for some family-friendly Hallowe’en fun! Who knew that Faversham is so spooky? This guided (age appropriate) ghost walk
The season of lengthening shadows is with us once again and our Ghostbuster General has been dusting off his walking
The season of lengthening shadows is with us once again and our Ghostbuster General has been dusting off his walking
The season of lengthening shadows is with us once again and our Ghostbuster General has been dusting off his walking
The season of lengthening shadows is with us once again and our Ghostbuster General has been dusting off his walking
The season of lengthening shadows is with us once again and our Ghostbuster General has been dusting off his walking
Archaeological work centred on an early medieval cemetery near Canterbury has uncovered a number of high-status graves, one of which
For more than 350 years, Faversham was one of England's most important centres for the manufacture of gunpowder and other
Join Dr Declan Wiffen and Tina Hagger, as they explore the unknown story of Faversham's little known Seed Merchant, George Roberts
What was Faversham's reputation in the Elizabethan period - how well known was it in the rest of England, and
The Edwardian years between 1901 and 1914 are vividly brought to life through the history of Faversham at a time
In this fascinating talk, independent scholar and textile specialist Sue Lamberton explores the often-overlooked role of silk textiles in historic
Richard appeared on a National Geographic tv programme about John Ward. His fascination with the sea coupled with time spent
VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE
12 Market Place
ME13 7AE
Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm and Sunday 10am to 1pm
FLEUR MUSEUM - FREE ENTRY
12-13 Preston Street
ME13 8NS
Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Market Sunday 11am to 3pm
SECOND-HAND BOOKSHOP
11 Preston Street
ME13 8NS
Monday to Saturday 10am to 3.30pmÂ
CHART MILLS
Off Stonebridge Way
ME13 7SE
Chart Mills is now closed until Easter 2027