The Faversham Society has joined with the Faversham Town Council Faversham Creek Trust and Save Ham Marshes in opposing the plan to develop Ham Farm, and we ask you to dig deep and help us protect this much loved piece of land Please pledge via this link https://t.co/lgJ6rGNuHt

The next "Frightful Faversham" walk takes place tomorrow evening, 12th November . Book online now or in person at the Visitor Information Centre, for a spine chilling stroll stuffed full of spooky tales! https://t.co/Uu87rTd87D #visitfaversham

The Regency Ball is this Saturday, 15th November. You're not too late to acquire your ticket online or in person at the Visitor Information Centre. For more information and to book your place at the society event of the season, see our website https://t.co/aTTmUsrVfu

How often do you look up whilst you are walking through Faversham? There is a lot of history to be found on the buildings as well on the ground! Be a tourist for an hour or so this weekend! Find out more about the history of the town on our website: https://t.co/5aIXRATGGp

Our merchandise is a wonderful reminder of your time visiting the Faversham Charters and Magna Carta Exhibition. Purchases can be made in the Visitor Information Centre shop at 12 Market Place or shop online in the comfort of your own home at https://t.co/wRD0TUhYyT

Not long until our 250th Anniversary celebration of the birth of Jane Austen at The Regency Ball. Dove’s Vagaries will be teaching us all the best Regency moves and we will be handing out a prize for best-dressed guest on the evening… tickets and info: https://t.co/eJd9FoMJ62

Matt Godfrey took this atmospheric photograph from last night's 'Frightful Faversham' Guided Walk and shared it with us on our new IG account. Do give us a follow :) https://t.co/ErQFYjF0lE The next 'Frightful Faversham' walk is this Friday 7 Nov: https://t.co/Uu87rTd87D

The first of our Walking with History FRIGHTFUL FAVERSHAM guided walks is TONIGHT! See our website for more details and other events taking place: https://t.co/Uu87rTcAi5

Please watch and share this video and see why we need to save Ham Marshes. If we don't act now, our countryside, wildlife and infrastructure will suffer. No amount of payment or mitigation will replace this. https://t.co/lg4ZOAaNkK

Our Live Events page is the place to book tickets for all Faversham Society events online, or if you are in town, you can drop into the Visitor Information Centre in Market Place. So get your warm clothes out of storage and dust off your dancing shoes! https://t.co/Uu87rTcAi5

'Jane Austen in Kent' is now sold out! There are still tickets available for the Regency Ball being held on the 15th November - for more information please see our website, or drop into the Visitor Information Centre in Market Place https://t.co/Uu87rTd87D

Are you brave enough to book at ticket? https://t.co/Uu87rTcAi5

Following Wayne Perkins’s sell out talk all about witch bottles and magical objects to ward off evil spirits from the home, the Fleur Museum would love to know what magical objects you might've found whilst renovating, any photographs would be gratefully received!

The Fleur second-hand bookshop in Preston Street needs your help! They would like to mount a Jane Austen display for the 250th celebrations. If anyone has any books by or about Austen that they no longer need, the shop would be very grateful to receive them. Open Mon-Sat 10-3.30

We have joined the fight for Ham Farm. A developer plans to build 250 houses on part of Ham Marshes, on the north bank of Faversham Creek. @favershamtc is co-ordinating fundraising for an appeal. You can make your pledge on this link: https://t.co/lgJ6rGMWRV

Well over half the tickets have already gone for The Regency Ball on the 15th November so don't leave it too late for your place at this most auspicious occasion. Tickets must be pre booked, either via our website or at the Visitor Information Centre. https://t.co/Uu87rTd87D

With Half Term approaching, the Faversham Fleur de Lis Museum is a perfect place to visit, and with Free Entry, what are you waiting for?! Open Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays 11am -3pm https://t.co/pwRpOW2hjv

Have you booked your place on one of our Walking with History FRIGHTFUL FAVERSHAM guided walks? See our website for more details and other events taking place: https://t.co/Uu87rTd87D

In this month's Faversham Society Newsletter there's Jane Austen, lost Faversham treasure, as well as ghostly walks, iconic catwalks and a programme of talks well into 2026...and much much more https://t.co/JcfGFAhZbI

Do you have time to help us maintain the Fleur de Lis Museum garden in readiness for 2026? If you have some time to spare and would be interested in helping, then please contact us at the address below. volunteer@favershamsociety.org