Latest Events in Faversham(October Updated)

Get ready for a truly special night of authentic, award-winning blues! The incredible Errol Linton Band is set to bring their unique, captivating sound to The Old Brewery Store in Faversham on Thursday, 13th November 2025. Fronted by the charismatic and hugely talented Errol Linton, a three-time winner of the British Blues Award for Best Harmonica Player, this band is a genuine force to be reckoned with. Errol’s deep, soulful vocals and mesmerizing harmonica playing are at the heart of their sound, drawing comparisons to blues legends while maintaining a distinctly original voice. The Errol Linton Band recently made waves by winning the prestigious UK Blues Challenge in 2023 , earning them the honour of representing the UK at the renowned International Blues Challenge in Memphis, USA , in early 2024. This experience solidified their standing on the global blues scene, showcasing their vibrant blend of Chicago blues, reggae, and jazz to an international audience. They’ve graced stages from Glastonbury to Ronnie Scott’s, earning critical acclaim and a dedicated following for their electrifying live performances. Don’t miss your chance to witness one of the UK’s most exciting and respected blues acts, fresh from their Memphis journey, in the intimate setting of The Old Brewery Store. This promises to be an evening of raw talent, heartfelt music, and undeniable rhythm. Book your tickets now for what’s sure to be a sell-out show! ‘The Greatest British Blues Performing Artist’ Cerys Matthews Ever since John Walters declared Errol Linton the ‘future of British Blues’ back in 1993 this Brixton born gentleman has been plying his trade and perfecting his art at home and across the world. Over the decades Errol has collaborated and played with many musical greats from the blues world and beyond including Bo Diddley, Tony Allen, Abram Wilson, Doctor John, Screaming Jay Hawkins and most recently US guitar supremo Joe Bonamassa. Linton contributes the haunting harmonica on ‘Lookout Man’ from Joe’s 2021 Grammy nominated album ‘Royal Tea’ recorded at Abbey Rd. Errol has produced several albums himself; the last two studio albums in collaboration with Brassdog records are his first on Vinyl. ‘Packing My Bags’ (‘Chess Records meets Studio One’) recorded at world famous Dean St Studios and ‘No Entry’ recorded at the equally iconic Toerag Studios have been great critical successes for Errol and his band. After 30 years as a singer, songwriter and the world’s best harmonica player Errol and his exceptional band are still amongst the hardest working groups in Britain. ‘The tremendous King of the UK Blues’ ( Arcadianegra, Spain) perform shows around the capital at least 4 times a week making The Errol Linton band the hottest, happening gig you are likely to go to. As well as sell out shows at the Jazz Cafe & Nells this year the band have headlined many music festivals over the years including Cerys Matthews ‘Good Life Festival’ in Wales. Errol’s band comprises some of the music industry’s most sought after & respected musicians. Suffice to say, in the words of author & journalist Garth Cartwright; ‘that Errol Linton leads the best blues band in Britain. Or, perhaps that should read, the best band in Britain.’ ROCKIN ROOTS EVENTS THE OLD BREWERY STORE MILL PLACE FAVERSHAM, KENT ME13 7DY United Kingdom Information Source: ROCKIN' ROOTS EVENTS | eventbrite

Are you currently on your OPAL journey? Come and join our family of OPAL schools at this Kent and the South East regional network meeting. Whether you are just starting out or are an established OPAL school, this afternoon session will bring inspiration, ideas and the chance to network with like-minded local schools. See playtime at this platinum OPAL school, chat to the head, curricular lead and play coordinator, and have a focussed hour of training you can take back to use with your play team and shape your next steps. Agenda 12pm – 1pm Observation of playtime Come and see a platinum OPAL playtime in action – ask the children about how they manage risk and the grown-ups about the changes they have seen. 1pm – 1:15pm Refreshments Tea and coffee will be provided; please bring your lunch. 1:15pm – 1:30pm Welcome A welcome from headteacher Sarah Alexander and curricular lead Kerry Thompson, with time for questions and answers. Followed by a UK and South East OPAL update from OPAL Mentor Gráinne Pickles. 1:30pm – 2:30pm Workshop 2:30pm – 2:45pm Q&A and evaluation 2:45pm Close Only two tickets per school, please. If you can no longer attend, please let us know so we can release your ticket to another school. Please note this event is for current OPAL schools. Times are subject to alterations of up to 30 minutes. In the week before the event, attendees will receive an email confirming times. Curious about OPAL? If you are not currently an OPAL school and would like to know more, book a free Zoom introduction through the OPAL CIC website or join a session local to you . Additional information The car park outside the school usually has plenty of spaces, and it is a 10 minute taxi ride from Faversham station. Tea and coffee will be available. We keep numbers small, so sign up soon. Please let us know if you can no longer come so we can release your place to another school. Please dress appropriately – we will be outside whatever the weather. About Hernhill C of E Primary School Hernhill C of E Primary School is a 200-pupil church school in a rural area just outside Faversham. They started their OPAL journey in the summer of 2021 and achieved their first platinum award in the summer of 2022, and their second in summer 2024. Their play offer is outstanding, ensuring every child has a fantastic playtime every single day – see the video above for more inspiration! The school has a large loose parts shed, a fast-growing museum showing off the archaeological discoveries of the children from the large digging areas, a huge sandpit and plentiful water play, den building and a cave dug out by the children! The strong play team is very committed to continually improving their play offer, led by a fantastic OPAL working group – and helped by their very supportive parents and local community. They are an outstanding school in every way. Information Source: OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning CIC | eventbrite

See for yourself what an amazing playtime looks like at Hernhill C of E Primary School, a one-form entry church school in Kent with a field – and two platinum awards! Are you thinking about starting the OPAL programme at your school? Join us and be inspired by observing one of the best school playtimes in the country. Here, kids get muddy, build dens, take risks, explore, experiment, and achieve every single day! School improvement for outstanding playtimes The OPAL Primary Programme supports schools in developing key areas related to policy, planning, risk management, staffing, design, grounds development, resources, and playwork training. Agenda 11:45am–12pm Welcome from headteacher and OPAL South East 12pm–1pm Observation of playtime Come and see a platinum OPAL playtime in action – ask the children about how they manage risk and the grown-ups about the changes they have seen. 1pm–1:15pm Next steps, evaluation and close Please note this event is for schools considering starting the OPAL programme only, not current OPAL schools. If you are currently doing OPAL, please look at the Current OPAL schools collection . Times are subject to alterations of up to 30 minutes. In the week before the event, attendees will receive an email confirming times. Additional information The car park outside the school usually has plenty of spaces, and it is a 10 minute taxi ride from Faversham station. Tea and coffee will be available. We keep numbers small so sign up soon. Please let us know if you can no longer come so we can release your place to another school. Please dress appropriately – we will be outside whatever the weather. About Hernhill C of E Primary School Hernhill C of E Primary School is a 200-pupil church school in a rural area just outside Faversham. They started their OPAL journey in the summer of 2021 and achieved their first platinum award in the summer of 2022, and their second in summer 2024. Their play offer is outstanding, ensuring every child has a fantastic playtime every single day – see the video above for more inspiration! The school has a large loose parts shed, a fast-growing museum showing off the archaeological discoveries of the children from the large digging areas, a huge sandpit and plentiful water play, den building and a cave dug out by the children! The strong play team is very committed to continually improving their play offer, led by a fantastic OPAL working group – and helped by their very supportive parents and local community. They are an outstanding school in every way. About the OPAL Primary Programme The OPAL Primary Programme is an award-winning mentor supported school improvement programme that addresses all the areas that schools must plan for if they want to strategically and sustainably improve the quality of their play opportunities. Find out more: www.outdoorplayandlearning.org.uk Information Source: OPAL Outdoor Play and Learning CIC | eventbrite

What you need to know: PubHammer is a one day RTT, age of Sigmar tournament with space for 20 players. The event will be run using Best Coast Pairings (BCP) and the submission deadline for lists is 9pm on the Wednesday before the event. Address: The Limes, Preston Street, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8PG. Parking: There is limited free parking at site and parking on the surrounding roads is also free on event days. Public Transport: The venue is 500 yards from Faversham train station. Food & Drink: We are fortunate to hold our event in a pub! The team will run you a personal tab and you can pre-order your lunch in the morning to be delivered at lunch time. There will also be table service throughout the day for drinks. Information Source: PubHammer - Dan Sidders | eventbrite

The legendary Curtis Salgado, winner of eleven Blues Music Awards and the coveted B.B. King Entertainer Of The Year award, brings his sound to The Old Brewery Store in Faversham on Friday, 16th January 2026. BUY TICKETS Known for his powerful, soulful vocals and masterful harmonica playing, Curtis Salgado is a true giant of the blues world. DownBeat Magazine calls his songwriting skills “an impressive gift,” and Billboard hails his music as “inspired and powerful.” His storied career is the stuff of legend; he famously inspired John Belushi’s “Blues Brothers” character and has been hailed by critics as “one of the most soulful, honest singers ever.” For this special UK show, he will be joined by the incredible Giles Robson Band, a perfect match with their high-energy, harmonica-driven sound. But that’s not all—we’re also thrilled to welcome very special guests, two of the UK’s finest blues talents: the brilliant guitarist Mississippi MacDonald and the superb vocalist Robbin Kaspalis. This is a rare opportunity to see a living blues legend on an intimate stage, backed by some of the best musicians in the business. An evening of pure, authentic blues and soul awaits! Don’t miss Curtis Salgado and the Giles Robson Band, with special guests Mississippi MacDonald & Robbin Kaspalis, live in Faversham. Book your tickets now! Whatever songs Curtis Salgado brings to the table are going to have his personal soul stamp on them. It’s the singer’s magic bullet, the key element that stirs listeners and sets Salgado apart as one of the most riveting performers on stage today. Born in 1954, Salgado grew up in Eugene, Oregon with music all around him. His parents’ vast music collection included everything from Fats Waller to Ray Charles, and his older brother and sister turned him on to the soul and blues of Wilson Pickett and Muddy Waters at an early age. He attended a Count Basie performance when he was 13 and decided then and there that music was his calling. After getting his hands on a harmonica, Curtis began devouring the blues of Little Walter and Paul Butterfield, and taught himself to play. By his early 20s he was already making a name for himself in Eugene’s bar scene, first as the vocalist/harmonica player of The Nighthawks, and later as co-leader of The Robert Cray Band. Salgado quickly developed into a player and singer of remarkable depth, with vocal and musical influences including Otis Redding, O.V. Wright, Muddy Waters, Little Walter, Sonny Boy Williamson I and II, Lightnin’ Hopkins and Howlin’ Wolf. In 1977, comedian/actor John Belushi was in Eugene filming Animal House. During downtime from production, Belushi caught a typically ferocious Salgado performance and introduced himself during a break. Once Salgado started sharing some of his blues knowledge, a fast friendship grew. Salgado spent hours playing old records for Belushi, teaching him about blues and R&B. Belushi soaked up the music like a sponge and used his new awareness to portray “Joliet” Jake Blues in The Blues Brothers, first as a skit on Saturday Night Live, then a best-selling record album (which was dedicated to Curtis) and finally as a major motion picture (Cab Calloway’s character in the film was named Curtis as an homage). Once Salgado joined forces with his friend Robert Cray and began playing together as The Robert Cray Band, he found himself sharing stages with many of his heroes, including Muddy Waters, Bobby Bland, Albert Collins and Bonnie Raitt. After Salgado and Cray parted ways in 1982, Curtis went on to front Roomful Of Blues, singing and touring with them from 1984 through 1986. Back home in Oregon, he formed a new band, Curtis Salgado & The Stilettos, and was once again tearing it up on the club scene. He honed his band to a razor’s edge before releasing his debut in 1991 on the JRS label. After recordings for Rhythm Safari and Lucky Records, Salgado signed withShanachie Records in 1999, releasing four critically acclaimed albums. Salgado’s Alligator Records debut, Soul Shot , came out in 2012 to widespread critical acclaim. Blues Revue said Salgado’s music is “triumphant, joyful, blues-soaked R&B” and declared him to be “one of the most soulful, honest singers ever.” He followed up with The Beautiful Lowdown in 2016 and Rough Cut , the potent, stripped-down acoustic album (with guitarist Alan Hager) in 2018. The albums collectively earned Salgado multiple Blues Music Awards—for B.B. King Entertainer Of The Year, Soul Blues Album Of The Year, Song Of The Year and Soul Blues Male Artist Of The Year. Information Source: ROCKIN' ROOTS EVENTS | eventbrite

Join the informative and engaging workshop, "Learn to Love Your Bike!" This practical event, held at the Macknade Food Hall in Faversham, aims to equip participants with the necessary skills and confidence to ride their bikes more frequently. Led by experienced cycling instructor Rachael Carley and organized in collaboration with the Canterbury Bike Project, this workshop is part of the community cycling project Bici. Bici, a partnership between Carley Coaching and Macknade, strives to promote the numerous benefits of cycling. The event is funded by Big Bike Revival, an initiative of Cycling UK, and is being delivered by local community groups and organizations across England. During the workshop, participants will learn how to fix a puncture, an essential skill for any cyclist. Simply bring your bike and be prepared to get hands-on! The workshop will be conducted in a friendly and supportive environment, ensuring that everyone can fully enjoy the experience. To make your visit as sustainable as possible, please consider alternative modes of transportation. However, if you need to bring your car, free parking is available at Macknade. Spaces for this event are limited, so secure your ticket today to avoid missing out on this valuable opportunity. For more information about this event, please contact Rachael Carley at rachael@carleycoaching.com. Don't miss the chance to enhance your cycling skills and embrace the joy of riding your bike. Mark your calendars for December 2, 2023, and be part of this exciting workshop!

The No Name Nomads are thrilled to announce their highly anticipated festive improv show, "Putting the 'O' back in impro!" Following their sensational performance at the Faversham Fringe Festival, this talented group is back to delight audiences with an evening of fully-improvised seasonal delights. Hosted at the prestigious Guildhall in Faversham's charming Market Place, this event promises to be an unforgettable experience. The No Name Nomads' Festive Improv Show will take place on December 16, 2023, offering an evening of laughter, entertainment, and holiday cheer. Attendees can expect a unique and dynamic performance, as the No Name Nomads rely solely on their wit and creativity to craft each scene in real-time. With no pre-determined scripts or rehearsed routines, every moment is a surprise waiting to unfold. Tickets for this must-see show are priced between £5 and £6, ensuring affordability for all. Don't miss out on the opportunity to witness the magic of spontaneous comedy at its finest. Join the No Name Nomads at the Guildhall and revel in an evening of laughter and festive merriment. Book your tickets now to secure your place at this remarkable event!

Join the Stormskater Faversham workshop and experience the thrill of rollerskating under the guidance of a skilled instructor. This exciting event will take place on 18th December 2023 at the prestigious venue located at 17 Preston Street, Faversham, ME13 8NZ. Immerse yourself in the world of rollerskating and learn from the best in the industry. Unfortunately, tickets for this workshop have already sold out, indicating its immense popularity among enthusiasts. Don't miss out on the chance to enhance your rollerskating skills and gain valuable insights from the experienced Stormskater instructor. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced skater, this workshop promises to provide a unique and enriching experience. Mark your calendars and get ready to roll at the Stormskater Faversham workshop.

Join a small, supportive group for a relaxed cycle ride in and around Faversham at the Faversham New Year Cycle Ride event. Led by Cycle Instructor/Ride Leader Rachael Carley, participants will enjoy an hour of leisurely cycling through the local lanes. The event will take place on January 6, 2024, starting at 10 am at Macknade Food Hall in Faversham. After the ride, participants will be treated to a complimentary hot drink and homemade cake back at Macknade. To ensure a pleasant cycling experience, participants are advised to bring a roadworthy bike and a cycling helmet (recommended). It is also recommended to wear close-fitting, comfortable clothes suitable for the weather and to bring eye protection, gloves, and sensible footwear. Don't forget to bring a drink and a spare inner tube for your bike. Sustainable travel to the event is encouraged, and free parking is available at Macknade for those who need to bring a car (spaces are limited). The Faversham New Year Cycle Ride is a partnership venture between Carley Coaching and Macknade, aimed at promoting the benefits of cycling. The event is funded by Big Bike Revival, an initiative of Cycling UK. For more information, please contact rachael@carleycoaching.com.

Refresh your cycling skills and gain confidence on your bike at the Learn to Love Cycling event in Faversham. Hosted by experienced Cycling Instructors Rachael Carley and Miranda Palmer, this friendly session offers the perfect opportunity to practice your cycling skills in a supportive group. The event takes place on January 20, 2024, starting at 10 a.m. at Macknade Food Hall on Selling Road. During the session, you will learn how to ride confidently on roads, ensuring you feel comfortable and safe while biking. Following the session, you can enjoy a complimentary hot drink and homemade cake back at Macknade. To participate, you will need a roadworthy bike of any type, and we recommend wearing close-fitting, comfortable clothes suitable for the weather. Eye protection, gloves, and sensible footwear are also recommended. Don't forget to bring a drink and a spare inner tube for your bike. For sustainable travel options, there is free parking available at Macknade, but spaces are limited, so secure your ticket today. Learn to Love Cycling is a partnership venture between B Corp™ certified company Carley Coaching and Macknade, aimed at helping people embrace the many benefits of cycling. The event is funded by Big Bike Revival, an initiative of Cycling UK. To find out more about the Big Bike Revival and its current program, visit the Cycling UK website. For any further information, contact Rachael at rachael@carleycoaching.com.

Join the Learn to Love Your Bike event in Faversham, hosted by the community cycling project Bici. This practical workshop is designed to help participants gain the necessary skills and confidence to ride their bikes more frequently. Led by cycling instructor Rachael Carley and cycle mechanic Adrian Oliver, this friendly and supportive workshop will focus on teaching attendees how to fix a puncture. Simply bring your bike and be prepared to give it a try! Bici, a partnership venture between Carley Coaching and Macknade, aims to promote the numerous benefits of cycling. As part of their commitment to sustainability, they encourage participants to travel to the event in the most environmentally friendly way possible. If driving is necessary, free parking is available at Macknade, although spaces are limited, so it is advised to secure your ticket in advance. This event is proudly funded by Big Bike Revival, an initiative of Cycling UK. Community groups and organizations across England are delivering these events, including the Learn to Love Your Bike workshop in Faversham. For more information about the Big Bike Revival and their current program, visit their website. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your cycling experience and become more self-sufficient on your bike. Learn how to fix a puncture at the Learn to Love Your Bike event, taking place on January 27, 2024, at the Macknade Food Hall in Faversham. Best of all, this event is free of charge!

Join the "Learn to Love your Bike!" event in Faversham, where you can gain valuable knowledge and skills to fix common gear or brake problems. This practical event, hosted by cycling instructor Rachael Carley and the Canterbury Bike Project, is designed to help you become more confident in riding your bike. The workshop is part of the Bici community cycling project, a collaboration between Carley Coaching and Macknade, with the goal of promoting the benefits of cycling. The event is funded by Big Bike Revival, an initiative of Cycling UK, and is taking place at Macknade Food Hall. It's a great opportunity to engage with a friendly and supportive community while enhancing your cycling abilities. Remember to travel sustainably, and if you need to bring a car, free parking is available at Macknade. Secure your ticket today as spaces are limited! For more information, please contact rachael@carleycoaching.com. Don't miss this chance to become a more confident cyclist and enjoy the many rewards of biking.

Join a small, supportive group for a relaxing cycle ride through the picturesque country lanes near Faversham. Led by experienced Cycle Instructor/Ride Leader Rachael Carley, this hour-long leisurely ride is the perfect way to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area. The event starts at 10 am at the renowned Macknade Food Hall, where participants will gather before embarking on their cycling adventure. To ensure a safe and comfortable ride, it is recommended to bring a roadworthy bike and a cycling helmet. Wearing close-fitting, weather-appropriate attire is also advised, as well as eye protection, gloves, and sensible footwear. Don't forget to bring a drink and a spare inner tube for your bike. In an effort to promote sustainability, please consider traveling to the event using eco-friendly methods. However, if driving is necessary, free parking is available at Macknade, although spaces are limited, so be sure to secure your ticket in advance. This fantastic event, called Faversham Cycle, Coffee, and Cake!, is a partnership venture between Carley Coaching, a B Corp™ certified company, and Macknade. It aims to help people experience the numerous benefits of cycling. The event is funded by Big Bike Revival, an initiative of Cycling UK, and takes place across England with the support of local community groups and organizations. For more information, please contact Rachael Carley at rachael@carleycoaching.com. Don't miss out on this wonderful opportunity to enjoy a leisurely cycle ride, delicious coffee, and homemade cake. Save the date - February 24, 2024, and join us at Macknade Food Hall for Faversham Cycle, Coffee, and Cake! This event is free of charge, so get your ticket today! For more information about the Big Bike Revival, visit the Cycling UK website.

Caritas Chamber Choir, led by conductor Benedict Preece, is set to captivate audiences with two extraordinary choral concerts in the picturesque county of Kent. Taking place on the 25th of February 2024, these highly anticipated performances will be held at the renowned St Mary of Charity Church in Faversham. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of the English Choral Tradition as Caritas Chamber Choir, accompanied by the talented George Inscoe, showcase a meticulously curated program of masterpieces. The concert will commence with Handel's majestic "Zadok the Priest," followed by Tallis' ethereal "Loquebantur" and Byrd's sublime "Cibavit Eos." Other notable compositions include Purcell's heartfelt "O God thou art my God" and Stanford's uplifting "Justorum animae." During the interval, patrons will have the opportunity to reflect on the mesmerizing first half of the concert before being enraptured once again by Mathias' glorious "Let the people praise thee." The program also features Judith Weir's enchanting "Love bade me welcome," Finzi's transcendent "God is gone up," and Harris' celestial "Faire is the Heaven." The concert will culminate with Sumsion's majestic "They that go down to the sea in ships" and Gabriel Jackson's awe-inspiring "All shall be Amen." Tickets for this unforgettable evening of musical excellence are priced at a reasonable £10. Don't miss the chance to experience the sublime harmonies and breathtaking beauty of the English Choral Tradition. Secure your seats now for a night of unparalleled artistry and profound musical resonance at the Choral Concert: Masterpieces from the English Choral Tradition in Faversham.

Experience the wonder of The Shop of Old Curiosities at The Guildhall in Faversham. No Name Nomads present a captivating improvised show set in a charming antique shop, brimming with intriguing artifacts and rare treasures from bygone eras. Delve into a world of antiques, oddities, and relics, where each item holds a unique story waiting to be unraveled. From ancient trinkets to vintage memorabilia, this event is a haven for enthusiasts of all things eclectic and curious. Step into a realm where mystery and history intertwine, promising an unforgettable journey through time. Don't miss the chance to explore hidden gems and indulge your curiosity. The show is scheduled for April 20, 2024, at Market Place, Faversham, ME13 7AG. Tickets are priced at £6.13, offering an affordable opportunity to immerse yourself in the enchanting realm of The Shop of Old Curiosities.

Spring Strings - Classical Music Performance at Mount Ephraim Gardens presents an exquisite evening of classical music, complemented by the elegant ambiance of a stunning late Victorian Grade II listed manor house. Taking place on May 1, 2024, this enchanting event features a captivating string duet performance by Apollo Strings. Delighting guests with a repertoire of timeless classical pieces, the musicians will take the stage within the resplendent Mount Ephraim manor house. Guests are invited to indulge in drinks and snacks before and after the one-hour performance, allowing them to fully immerse themselves in the refined atmosphere. To ensure utmost convenience, toilets are readily available for use. Additionally, free parking is provided, ensuring a hassle-free arrival and departure experience. Spring Strings promises an evening of musical elegance in the picturesque setting of Mount Ephraim Gardens in Faversham. This exclusive event is not to be missed by classical music enthusiasts seeking a memorable night of sublime melodies. Secure your tickets now for £35 and prepare to be transported by the enchanting sounds of Apollo Strings within this magnificent Victorian estate.

Caritas will be joined by a professional string ensemble, together with Anthony Halstead on continuo. Der Herr ist mit mir - Buxtehude BuxWV 15 Beatus vir - Monteverdi SV 268 Jesu, meine Freude - Bach BWV 227 Interval Dixit Dominus - Handel HWV 232 Tickets £15 Information Source: Caritas Chamber Choir | eventbrite

Welcome to Hidden Gems- Year 12 Concert! Join us for a night of amazing performances by our talented Year 12 students. The event will be held at Towers School & Sixth Form Centre in Ashford, UK. Get ready to be wowed by the incredible talents of our students. It's going to be a night to remember, so mark your calendars and come support our budding stars! Information Source: Towers School and Sixth Form | eventbrite

Experience the ultimate music celebration at Bridging The Music Presents: Sydney miniFEST! Set in the vibrant city of Marrickville, this event will be held at the iconic Red Rattler Theatre located at 6 Faversham Street. Mark your calendars for February 1, 2025, and don't miss out on this unforgettable evening of live performances. Tickets are priced at $23.18, offering exceptional value for a night filled with incredible music and entertainment. Join music enthusiasts from all around to celebrate and enjoy the electrifying atmosphere at Sydney miniFEST!

We Will Rock You: Schools' Edition- Thursday 13th March Come rock out with us at Towers School & Sixth Form Centre on Thursday 13th March! This event is all about showcasing the incredible talent of school students in a unique and electrifying way. Get ready to be blown away by the musical performances that will have you singing along and tapping your feet. Don't miss out on this unforgettable night of entertainment! Information Source: Towers School and Sixth Form | eventbrite

One of the monthly fun-filled line dancing workshops featuring country music classics, footwork and technique for big choreographed dances, and an awesome social Sunday to prepare for a Summer Barn Dance Event at the Vyne Theatre! Get fit, learn something new, and connect with happy people! Information Source: Charis @ Charisma Wellbeing | eventbrite

CLAY TALKS + RARE EARTH MATERIALS: Jennifer Lucy Allan & Charly Blackburn Date: 11 April 2025 Time: Doors 6pm for 6:30 start Location: Phoebus Records, 121 West Street, Faversham Writer Jennifer Lucy Allan and artist Charly Blackburn host an evening of readings, poetry, and conversation on the history of ceramics, and rare earth materials. The evening will include readings of poetry and other texts, an in conversation between Jennifer Lucy Allan and Charly Blackburn, and a presentation of Charly's recent work creating special effect glazes produced using rare earth materials. 6:30pm-8pm Hosted by Pheobus Records. Please note: Capacity is limited! Tickets: Admission: £5 + booking fee Admission PLUS artist-made ceramic figurine: £15 + booking fee This £12 ticket also gives you a physical artwork, a portable ceramic figurine made by the artists, to take home. Each figurine will be different, inspired by Greek terracotta figurines that proliferated in ancient Mycenaean Greece around 1450–1100 BC. On the door: £7/£18 (card only) About: Jennifer Lucy Allan is a writer and broadcaster, amateur potter and author of Clay: A Human History. She also wrote The Foghorn's Lament and is a presenter on BBC Radio 3 Late Junction. She is also a music writer, and co-ran the record labels Arc Light Editions and Good Energy. Charly Blackburn is a ceramic artist and researcher with an interest in mining, material lineage, and experimental ceramic processes. Phoebus Records is a pop up shop by Dominic Goodman and Wayne Poole, running from 31st March to 13th April 2025. Selling records, books, and pots, with talks and workshops across the fortnight. Find them @phoebus_records on Instagram. Information Source: eventbrite

One of the monthly fun-filled line dancing workshops featuring country music classics, footwork and technique for big choreographed dances, and an awesome social Sunday to practice your moves! Get fit, learn something new, and connect with happy people! Please pay via the Eventbrite page or to avoid fees, pay cash or via BACS in person on the day. Information Source: Charis @ Charisma Wellbeing | eventbrite

What you need to know: PubHammer is a one day RTT, age of Sigmar tournament with space for 20 players. The event will be run using Best Coast Pairings (BCP) and the submission deadline for lists is 9pm on the Wednesday before the event. Address: The Limes, Preston Street, Faversham, Kent, ME13 8PG. Parking: There is free parking at site and parking on the surrounding roads is also free on event days. Public Transport: The venue is 500 yards from Faversham train station. Food & Drink: We are fortunate to hold our event in a pub! The team will run you a personal tab and you can pre-order your lunch in the morning to be delivered at lunch time. There will also be table service throughout the day for drinks. Information Source: PubHammer - Dan Sidders | eventbrite

Father's Day Football Charity Fundraiser Join us on Sunday 15th June 2025 to watch this charity football match at the Aquatherm Stadium in Faversham to mark Father's Day and raise funds for Abigails Footsteps, who play a crucial role supporting dads and their families who have suffered the loss of a baby. The bar and burger shack will be open and available throughout the day. 11am - New Dads United v Abigails Athletic Abigail Footsteps Abigails Footsteps work to improve the way bereaved parents are cared for by hospitals and to better educate midwives on how to care for grieving parents. The charity was initially established by Jo & David Ward following the still birth of their daughter Abigail in 2009. www.abigailsfootsteps.co.uk . Information Source: New Dads United | eventbrite

This course is designed to get you as involved as possible - this includes identifying, picking and tasting a range of wild species that will be found on the day. There will also be samples of wild food for everyone to get stuck into! The focus with all of our workshops is on the 4 'F's of Foraging: Fungi, Fruit, Flowers and Foliage . We aim for an array of these elements on every session we run (weather and season permitting!) Event sold out or can't make this date? Head to www.foragebox.co.uk/workshops or view our Eventbrite profile to browse all available sessions. What To Expect Our 'Taster' events are our shortest workshops, open to anyone looking for a brief but informative introduction to the wonderful world of foraging. No formal food is provided, but there will still be plenty of tasting along the way. DURATION: 2 hours We like to keep some elements a surprise for the day, but here is what you can expect from your foraging workshop: a short introduction regarding the safety and format of the day discussions around foraging tips, safety, ethics, etiquette, sustainability and the law a circular walking route taking in different growing environments around the site. Expect a route of around 2-3km predominantly on footpaths a closer look at edible wild species and any poisonous lookalikes by a professional forager a chance to slow the pace of modern life down, meet new people and immerse yourself in a soul-nourishing activity, reconnecting with nature and discovering new flavours small tasters of wild food - this may even include freshly-picked items straight from the wild. our workshops are run in a welcoming and informal fashion, where attendee questions and contributions are encouraged after the event, you will be sent a follow-up email containing a list of everything we found on the day. Please do not expect photos or descriptions in this email - it is purely a list for reference purposes, and we find it helps people do further research in their own time. Please note: as with most of our events, this is an educational experience and not a 'basket-filling' session . At the end of the session, there may be a small selection of our wild products and workshop vouchers available to purchase (card and cash accepted). This is a recent element of our events after enough attendees made enquiries about it - there is no pressure to buy anything having already bought tickets but sometimes people want a souvenir to take with them! Please speak to your tutor about this at the end. Who Is This Workshop For? These events are perfect for everyone - families, bushcrafters and dog-walkers alike! Nobody is made to feel out of their depth or silly for not knowing what certain things are, so these events suit absolute novices to more experienced hobby foragers alike. We strongly believe that foraging is for everyone , with all demographics welcome, regardless of age, ability, gender or ethnicity. Please read our FAQs further down the page to find out about dogs, children and mobility. IMPORTANT INFORMATION KIT LIST: What to bring with you Attendees are encouraged to walk, cycle or use public transport to get to the destination. EXACT MEETING POINT: In the car park, by the entrance to the footpath Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/tF7N8wq1WtVncPbXA What3Words: https://w3w.co/blubber.finishers.pave PARKING: There is plenty of parking at this venue but it may be subject to pay & display fees. Do not block access or gates. TOILETS: Toilets are not immediately available at this venue. Please arrive well in time for the start of the workshop, allowing extra time for the distance from your parked car to the meeting point and any toilet trips - we don't tend to wait for late-comers! Your foraging guide for the day should arrive on site at least an hour before the start and will start gathering the group together approximately 15 minutes before the official start time. If you cannot find your tutor around that time, there is a chance you are looking in the wrong place, so please check the event information for the exact location (not the postcode) Signage can sometimes be limited, so keep an eye out for anyone with a foraging basket! Minimum number of guests for this event to go ahead: 8 people PLEASE NOTE: We do not provide guests with a contact telephone number for your tutor. This is for privacy purposes but also because it is impractical to do so - your tutor simply wouldn't be able to take a call whilst with a group. If you need to get in contact, please use the email function via eventbrite or our website . Start getting excited! In advance of your foraging workshop, we thought you might be interested in the following: Our F ield Notes website page ' What will I find on my Forage Box workshop?' A guide to our workshops formats Trustpilot reviews from previous workshop guests Forage Box TV , our YouTube channel Our website FAQs Workshop Safety Policy, Cancellation and Other Relevant Information Our Safeguarding Policy Information Source: Forage Box | eventbrite

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A nothing like experience, theme oriented gathering series continues with a majestic wonderland theme at The Red Rattler. We are proud to represent our next show case Church of Raveroo that will elevate your night out expectations with its’ unique production style and the quality of every single detail that stands out from anything else in the industry. Paramount of a decoration, a brilliant crew, absolutely top range of a musical lineup, you Raveroos, we are looking at a book full of memories that will last for years into the future and make us all remember nothing but great times, great vibes! Lineup ; MK47 Seba Leiva b2b Eloy Tagua JK b2b Kanan Punch Vibration b2b Kloudz As we groove, we grow! Information Source: Raveroo | eventbrite

Welcome to Free Yoga In The Park! Join us for a relaxing and rejuvenating yoga session in the beautiful outdoors. This event will take place on Sun, June 29, 2025 at 10:00 AM at Faversham Recreation Ground. Bring your yoga mat, water bottle, and positive energy for a morning of stretching and mindfulness. No experience necessary, all levels are welcome! Come connect with nature and find your inner peace with us. See you there! Donations welcome. These free community yoga events are made possible by the generous support from people passionate about yoga being accessible for everybody & every body. Waiver By booking onto this event you agree to take full responsibility of your own yoga practice and health needs and can not hold C.R Stookes responsible for any injury you may incur from following this online practice. Donations Your support is very welcome. Online donations can be made online following this link Information Source: Chris Stookes | eventbrite

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training ASIST is essential training for professionals who may encounter individuals with thoughts of suicide, including those working in the field of Health and Social Care, Education, Human Resources and Law Enforcement. This accredited two-day interactive skills building training prepares caregivers to provide suicide first-aid interventions using a practical, robust and evidence-based intervention model. Approved by the World Health Organisation , ASIST is the most widely evaluated suicide intervention skills training in the world, delivered in 40 countries and underpinned by 4 decades of knowledge translation and evidence. This in-person training is delivered by two highly experienced trainers. Information Source: LivingWorks Training Kent | eventbrite