Faversham Antiques Market

Faversham Antiques Market Monthly antique and decorative market (first Sunday, 8am-4pm) - see what finds you can pick up. Plenty of town centre shopping and places to eat and drink.

Faversham Antiques and Vintage Market is the only town centre antiques market in Kent. Taking place on the first Sunday of the month in Faversham’s beautiful town centre, it offers a wide range of vintage items including antiques, clothing, collectibles, jewellery, paintings and furniture. Many of Faversham’s lovely shops and cafés will also be open. The day before the Antiques Market, is the ‘Bes

t of Faversham’ market which showcases locally produced arts, crafts and food creating a weekend of superb and unique town centre shopping.

Fingers crossed, a nice day for an Antiques Market. And funnily enough, we've got one!8am-3pm in Market Place and Court ...
07/06/2026

Fingers crossed, a nice day for an Antiques Market.

And funnily enough, we've got one!

8am-3pm in Market Place and Court Street

Traders are arriving for Faversham Antiques Market today, from 8am to 3pm, in Court Street and Market Place

ONLY IN FAVERSHAM…Interesting people finding interesting things.A market where you might arrive looking for absolutely n...
22/05/2026

ONLY IN FAVERSHAM…

Interesting people finding interesting things.

A market where you might arrive looking for absolutely nothing in particular… and leave with a 200-year-old mirror, a piece of studio pottery, a Victorian curiosity, or an object you simply couldn’t walk away from.

The Faversham Antiques & Decorative Market returns on Sunday 7th June, bringing together traders, collectors, decorators, browsers and treasure-hunters in the heart of one of Kent’s most distinctive market towns.

No two markets are ever quite the same — and that’s rather the point.

📍 Market Place & Court Street, Faversham
🕗 Sunday 7th June | 8am–3pm

18/05/2026

This coming Sunday, Faversham steps back into the Victorian age.

From 10am to 3pm, Market Place and Court Street will be filled with the sights, sounds and characters of a traditional Victorian Whitsun Market & Fair - with Punch & Judy, wandering Dickensian singers, traditional market stalls, tarot readings, a Victorian coconut shy, fairground atmosphere and plenty more besides.

Expect music drifting through the streets. The occasional cry of “That’s the way to do it!” from the Punch & Judy booth. Costumed characters appearing around corners. And a town centre that suddenly feels as though it has slipped backwards in time.

The event is free to attend and forms part of a full day of Victorian-themed entertainment in the town.

Then, at 4.30pm, the day continues with acclaimed actor and writer Gerald Dickens - great-great-grandson of Charles Dickens - appearing live at The Assembly Rooms with an entertaining afternoon of Dickensian performance and storytelling.

Last remaining tickets for Gerald Dickens are available now. by using this link: https://www.ticketsource.com/rochesterhistoryguidedtours/t-njjryek

One day. One town. And rather more top hats than Faversham usually sees in a year!

Sunday 24th May
10am–3pm
Market Place & Court Street, Faversham.

Court Street and Market Place will be closed to traffic from 10am-4pm. No parking will be allowed - please see on-street notices.
Event held under the Royal Charter dated 27th January 1546 (Whitsun Half-Holiday)

Hidden treasures upstairs? Follow the signs…This Sunday, 3rd May, don’t forget to look beyond the stalls at street level...
01/05/2026

Hidden treasures upstairs? Follow the signs…

This Sunday, 3rd May, don’t forget to look beyond the stalls at street level when you visit Faversham Antiques Market.

We’ll also have traders tucked away upstairs in the Guildhall, including Jaqui with her much-loved pre-loved and collectable books, Paul with coins, medals and militaria, plus a couple of new traders offering everything from objets d’art to silverware.

Just follow the signs and see what you discover.

Faversham Antiques Market
Sunday 3rd May
8am–3pm
Faversham town centre

29/04/2026

A little moment from our last Antiques Market…

This short video was taken at the Faversham Antiques Market on Easter Sunday, and shows just one stall — from a trader who travelled from Lewes in East Sussex to join us for the very first time.

For a one-day, seven-hour event, the care and attention that had gone into this display was genuinely heartwarming. Every object placed with thought. Every detail considered. It’s exactly the kind of effort that makes this market such a pleasure to walk around.

And you’ll find this — and stalls just like it — back in the centre of Faversham this Sunday, 3rd May, for the Faversham Antiques & Decorative Market.

Expect antiques, vintage finds, decorative pieces, collectables, curiosity, craftsmanship and plenty of things you didn’t know you were looking for until you saw them.

We’re open from 8am to 3pm in the heart of Faversham.

And if you’re coming from London, it couldn’t be much easier: Faversham is on the mainline railway, and the market is just an 8-minute walk from the station.

A perfect Bank Holiday Sunday wander.

Faversham Antiques & Decorative Market
Sunday 3rd May
8am–3pm
Faversham town centre

The next Faversham Antiques and Decorative Market is on Sunday, 3rd May - Bank Holiday weekend  - from 8am to 3pm.By the...
23/04/2026

The next Faversham Antiques and Decorative Market is on Sunday, 3rd May - Bank Holiday weekend - from 8am to 3pm.

By then, the renovation works on the Guildhall will be underway, so expect things to look a little different to normal.

All your familiar stalls will be there along with, as always, some new faces.

Come along for a wander around one of the best antiques events in the South East!

Photo | Andy Capon

🛍️ Easter Weekend in Faversham = Three Markets, One Brilliant VisitThis coming Easter Weekend (Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th...
29/03/2026

🛍️ Easter Weekend in Faversham = Three Markets, One Brilliant Visit

This coming Easter Weekend (Saturday 4th & Sunday 5th April) is one of Faversham’s popular Triple Market Weekends — when all three town centre markets come together across one weekend.

Saturday
Faversham Charter Market (Market Place)
Best of Faversham Artisan Market

Sunday
Faversham Antiques & Decorative Market (Market Place)

It’s the perfect time to visit, with the town centre full of stalls, traders and visitors — and plenty to explore across both days.

What you’ll find:
• Fresh food, everyday essentials and plants
• Locally made crafts, gifts and artisan products
• Antiques, vintage pieces and decorative finds

Whether you’re stocking up, browsing for something unique, or just enjoying a wander, there’s something here for everyone.

And beyond the markets, Faversham itself is well worth the trip — with its historic streets, independent shops, cafés and places to eat all within easy walking distance.

🚶‍♂️ Just a short walk from Faversham station
🚗 Easy parking close to the town centre

If you’ve not experienced a full market weekend in Faversham before, this is the one to start with.

Most shops will be closed this Easter Sunday…But right in the heart of Faversham, something rather different will be hap...
25/03/2026

Most shops will be closed this Easter Sunday…

But right in the heart of Faversham, something rather different will be happening.

On Sunday 5th April, the Faversham Antiques & Decorative Market returns to Market Place and Court Street from 8am to 3pm.

And while the supermarkets sit quietly behind locked doors…

You’ll find:

stalls full of antiques, curios and decorative pieces
traders who actually know the stories behind what they’re selling
and the kind of unexpected finds you simply don’t get on a supermarket shelf

It’s not rushed.
It’s not uniform.
And no two stalls are ever quite the same.

If you’re heading out over Easter, this is one of those days where it’s worth taking a slower wander.

📍 Faversham Market Place & Court Street
🕗 8am - 3pm
📅 Easter Sunday - 5th April

What’s the best thing you’ve ever picked up at a market like this?

🌸 Mother’s Day is this Sunday.One of the loveliest sights at the market in the run-up to Mother’s Day is the flower stal...
10/03/2026

🌸 Mother’s Day is this Sunday.

One of the loveliest sights at the market in the run-up to Mother’s Day is the flower stall - full of fresh roses and bouquets waiting to be chosen.

Amy's Flowers will be in Court Street this Saturday, and flowers are always one of the most popular ways to brighten Mum’s day.

And while you’re choosing something special, it’s worth taking a wander around the rest of the market too. You’ll find plenty of thoughtful ideas including:

• Fresh breads and baked treats
• Local produce and deli favourites
• Handmade items and small gifts

Sometimes the nicest gifts aren’t the biggest ones - they’re simply chosen with a little care.

Faversham Charter Market
Friday & Saturday - Market Place & Court Street





One of the pleasures of visiting a traditional market town is the chance to browse, explore and occasionally stumble acr...
04/03/2026

One of the pleasures of visiting a traditional market town is the chance to browse, explore and occasionally stumble across something unexpected.

That’s exactly the spirit behind the Faversham Antiques & Decorative Market.

The next Antiques Market is on Easter Sunday, 5th April, but in the meantime we have our Charter Market three days a week - and this coming Saturday, 7th March, is of course Best of Faversham, our twice-monthly artisan event in Market Place.

Set in the historic heart of the town, it brings together traders, collectors and visitors who enjoy the thrill of discovering interesting pieces you simply won’t find online.

If you enjoy a good wander and the possibility of finding something special, it’s well worth adding to your diary.







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Faversham
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