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The Oliver Fisher 10k & 5k returns to our racing calendars on Sunday 09 May 2027 to help raise valuable funds for this wonderful charity.
Step back in time to the golden age of British rock ’n’ roll! The Bootleg Shadows bring the unforgettable sound of The Shadows and Cliff Richard to life in a spectacular live tribute show packed with nostalgia, musicianship, and plenty of fun.
One of our teammates at our local Sittingbourne-based football club lost his mum, Tracey, to sepsis earlier this year. In her memory, we're holding a Charity Football Match & Family Fun Day for The UK Sepsis Trust.
With a performance featuring everything from classical and jazz to pop and film scores, come along to support and celebrate live music performed by a unique musician, on a unique instrument with a unique vision to his music
For one night only, this incredible tribute band will play a classic acoustic set… the way it was meant to be nearly 30 years ago. OASIZ will pay homage to the most memorable parts of the original unplugged setlist as well as new acoustic versions of classic Oasis anthems.
We’re delighted to welcome Si Cranstoun and his band back to Faversham.
The Gary Moore Blues Experience is on the road again continuing its Steppin’ Out Tour 2027, bringing the legendary sound of one of the greatest electric guitarists of all time back to the stage
An opportunity to attend to griefs past and present, in company with others who understand. There is room to share, to have your story heard and witnessed, and to learn some traditional grief tending practices. Grief for a person. For a relationship. For a version of life. For the world as it's changing.
Shop in the ancient market town of Faversham with many independent traders and plenty of hospitality providing good choice, service and a warm welcome.
Be inspired to visit Faversham, the Isle of Sheppey, Sittingbourne and surrounding Kentish villages.
