Events this month

Art by Maggee Johnson at  the Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre's free-entry gallery.

Jubilee celebration with a red, white and blue theme. Admission by donation of food. Bar and tug-of-war.

Two local bands play a mix of light country, rock and folk. Tickets available in advance at £4 from Sweet Scene, Preston Street, Faversham, or by ringing 07747 015538, or £5 on the door.

Candy Rock Records presents the Led Zeppelin tribute band Hats off to Led Zeppelin and Terry Carter's Blues Review.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Faversham Rotary Club holds a charity auction at the new West Faversham Community Centre. Donations of furniture, tools, china, jewellery and other items are sought to raise money for local good causes.

Exhibition of lace at the Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre's free-entry gallery.

Open-air proms in Market Place, Faversham, in celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, with Faversham Mission Brass, Faversham Choral Society and The Fleur Singers. Sponsored by Faversham Town Council.

Echoes Clairvoyance presents an Evening of Clairvoyance at the new West Faversham Community Centre with clairvoyants Jose and Trudy.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Celebrate the Jubilee as Goosebumps and Groovechasers provide music for you to jump, jive and swing through the evening.

The popular Faversham band Under the Wood plays at the town's Phoenix Tavern.

Diamond Jubilee Celebration in the village hall and on the recreation ground, in this lovely village just outside Faversham.  A fun and very "British" afternoon for all the family with entertainment, stalls and refreshments.

Cambridge Touring Theatre serves up a theatrical experience for the whole family with "King Arthur and the Sword in the Stone". A children’s workshop will run from 1.30pm for an additional cost.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Eleven gardens in the village of Norton open to the public, including Norton Court.  Refreshments available, stalls and model railway.  Many gardens are wheelchair accessible. Adults, £4; children, free. Entry by programme from Norton Village Hall or St Mary's Church.

Opportunity to view private gardens in Doddington not normally open to the public, as well as the award winning village allotments. Light lunches and afternoon teas available in the village hall.

Exhibition of artwork by pupils of the Abbey School, Faversham, at the Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre's free-entry gallery.

Three-day Confident Rider Course for horse riders who want to increase their confidence both in and out of the saddle. For details and a brochure, visit www.InspirationalRidingSolutions.com.

Graeme Watts, head gardener at Belmont, hosts a tour of the gardens. The tour will begin with coffee and an introduction in the tearoom and is expected to last two hours. Normal gardens admissions apply only - pay no extra for the guided tour. £5 Adult/£4 Concession

The Faversham Festival, which is being held for a second year, is a celebration of art, craft, drama, dance and music. The nine days of concerts, exhibitions, theatre and street performances offer something for everyone. For further information, email favershamfestival@yahoo.co.uk. The festival website is   favershamfestival.org.uk.

The Faversham Society arranges for the opening of many gardens in the town, most of which are not normally available for public viewing.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

An opportunity for everyone, young and old, to enjoy the living, vibrant countryside. Take time to listen to the birds, soak up the scenery and really get in touch with the land that feeds us. Discover at first-hand what it means to be a farmer.

Cameo Opera performs classic opera, Gilbert and Sullivan and showstoppers, presented around a two-course seated summer buffet at the Old Brewery Store, Faversham.

Rose Walk at Beech Court Gardens, Challock (free with garden admission).

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Outdoor theatre performance of "She Stoops to Conquer" in the pretty surroundings of Beech Court Gardens, Challock.

Walk organised by Oxfam in Faversham fundraising group. Participants gather at 10am for a 10.30am start. Contact organisers to register.

Eight gardens in and around the village of Hernhill open to visitors. The Coach House will serve coffee from 11am and cream teas all day.

The second  annual Oxfam Two Creeks Fundraising Walk, with options of long or short routes.

Rory McLeod, the ever-popular multi-instrumentalist, performs. Tickets £10 from www.sowhatpromotions.co.uk (or on the door if there are any left).

The Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre's free-entry gallery hosts an exhbition of GCSE art by students at Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Faversham.

Fete in aid of Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (Charity No 295716), with Peppa Pig & George visiting for the children, as well as a licensed bar, a band and a barbecue.

Faversham Roots 3 - Americana and Blues features blues duo Armer and Reckitt, and the Cedars, who are signed with the Americana label Clubhouse Records.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Fete and fun day held by West Faversham Community Association (Registered Charity No 1139228) in support of West Faversham Community Centre.

Brass band music at a Faversham town centre venue. Admission £4.50/£4.00. Proceeds to A Year in the Life of Faversham, the photography project.

Properties normally closed to visitors become available for viewing in the Faversham Society's Open House scheme, which runs on 7, 14 and 21 July.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Fundraising event in aid of Cancer Research UK. Party to Zumba music with Leigh Miles and guests.

Exhibition of photographs, painting and sculpture relating to travels in South India.  The exhibition is free.

World-themed summer fete on the playing fields of Davington Primary School.  A fun afternoon for all. Entrance by programme.

Locally made handicrafts on display and for sale, including knitted items and greetings cards. For details about having a stall, contact Anita Walker, on 01795 531192.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Properties normally closed to visitors become available for viewing in the Faversham Society's Open House scheme.

The Olympic Torch Relay comes to Faversham during the Olympic Flame's 70-day journey through the UK to the London Games.

“As You Like It”, considered by many to be one of Shakespeare's greatest comedies, is performed by the Hazlitt Arts Centre in the beautiful surroundings of the walled garden at Belmont House, Throwley. You can access the grounds from 6.30pm for the 7.30pm performance.

Properties normally closed to visitors become available for viewing in the Faversham Society's Open House scheme.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Exhibition in the free-entry gallery of the Faversham Society's Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Classic car show at Beech Court Gardens, Challock, with craft stalls and with the Oast House Tea Room open.

Faversham Charity Car Show attracts a wide mix of more than 500 cars, motorcycles and military vehicles.

Three-day Confident Rider Course for horse riders who want to increase their confidence both in and out of the saddle. For details and a brochure, visit www.InspirationalRidingSolutions.com.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

The second Faversham Fun Dog Show in memory of Lesley Lovell and to raise funds for local animal charities.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Exhibition of work by David Miles at the Fleur de Lis Heritage Centre's free-entry gallery.

A weekend of fun for all the family, with street entertainment, live music on three town-centre stages,  morris dancing, craft and local produce stalls, children's entertainment and brewery tours. 

Exhibition for 365 - A Year in the Life of Faversham, a project recording  life in Faversham over a year through 365 photographs, one for each day. The show runs alongside Faversham Hop Festival weekend.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Enjoy the excitement of the Last Night of the Proms from the Royal Albert Hall on a 52-inch television, plus a picnic, in a private room at Faversham's ancient Phoenix Tavern.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Family day out with  falconry, steam engines, have-a-go clay-pigeon shooting and archery, petting zoo, dog show and shopping and food. Adults, £6; children under 16, free.

Boot fair in aid of club funds. Pitches are £5 per car or £7 per van. Extra £2 for a trailer. No caterers, as hot and cold food available. Sellers from 8am.

Faversham Mission Brass performs in aid of The Royal Air Forces Association Wings Appeal. Admission £4.50/£4.00.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

The Faversham Society celebrates its golden jubilee with an exhibition in the free-entry gallery of its Fleur de Lis heritage Centre.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Finals of the 4th International ‘Music for Strings’ Composing Competition, with Martin Outram (viola). Vote for your choice from the shortlist, and hear two popular winners from previous competitions. Admission £12 (students under 18, £5).

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

A talk by Bob Parvin, who was in the Black & White Minstrels, on his 40 years in showbusiness. Organised by the Faversham branch of the Association of Men of Kent & Kentish Men. Non-members are very welcome to attend for the small charge of £1.

Faversham Carnival, reputed to be the best in Kent.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Locally made handicrafts on display and for sale, including greeting cards, knitted items, toys, home-made jams and preserves and home-made cakes and pastries.

The Faversham Society celebrates the 50th anniversary of its formation.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

A 90-minute guided stroll through Faversham, learning about the history and architecture of what is one of Kent’s most attractive market towns.

Programme during the feast includes regular celebrations of the Eucharist, blessings with the oil of St Jude, and other devotions.  During the celebrations, there will be a piety stall and a display of Carmelite books. Light refreshments available. All welcome.

A talk by Wilf Lower on his many years working for the BBC on programmes such as the Morecambe & Wise Show. Organised by the Faversham branch of the Association of Men of Kent & Kentish Men. Non-members are very welcome to attend for the small charge of £1.

A concert of popular music.  Admission £4.50 / £4.

The Faversham Christmas Lights are switched on in Market Place. Events and attractions will also be taking place during the day.

Locally made handicrafts for sale, including Christmas crackers, jewellery, knitted items, embroidery, pottery and home-made jams, preserves, cakes and pastries. Ideal for your Christmas shopping.

A fun concert of Christmas music.  Admission £4.50/£4.00.