Welcome To Faversham Market
Mentioned in the Domesday book and located in the heart of Faversham’s historic town centre, with its stilted Guildhall, town pump and medieval buildings as a backdrop, we are very proud of our market and its status as the oldest market in Kent.
Faversham’s Charter Market runs on Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays every week, selling a range of local produce, household items, plants, collectibles and other interesting bits and pieces. We also have two monthly markets – Best of Faversham Arts, Crafts and Food Market, held on the first and third Saturday of the month, and Faversham Antiques and Vintage Market held on the first Sunday of every month.
Markets take place in the Market Place and Court Street
Click here for details of where to park in Faversham.
Visit Faversham Town Centre
Faversham is a charming market town surrounded by Kent’s beautiful countryside and located by the marshes of Faversham Creek. Famous for its picturesque buildings and historic Market Place, Faversham town centre is a lovely place to visit, where everything is on your doorstep.
To find out more about Favesham’s shopping, food & drink, history, town centre attractions and events, take a look at our news page here.
Next Triple Market Weekend – 1st & 2nd November
The first weekend of the month is the perfect time to Faversham. Visitors will be treated to a double-market on Saturday with both our traditional Charter Market as well as our artisan Best of Faversham Market trading in the Market Place.
On Sunday, Faversham Antiques Market comes to town and the Market Place and Court Street will be packed with traders selling antiques, decorative items, collectibles and lots of other lovely stuff for your home.
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Faversham Market Calendar 2025-2026
There’s so much happening at Faversham Markets, it can be hard to keep a track of what’s taking place and when.
To make life easy for you, we’ve created a handy calendar so you won’t ever miss another event or market.
Click here for a month by month breakdown of markets and events for the rest of 2025 as well as a calendar for the whole of 2026.
