Faversham is a historic market town with a brewing tradition going back centuries. Its business venues reflect that: conference rooms at Shepherd Neame's brewery, meeting space surrounded by the orchards at Brogdale and gardens and halls in the villages around.
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Faversham · 0.4 miles from the centre
Business centre or co-working
The PCAS Kent training room is at Saphir House on Jubilee Way, Faversham, a few minutes from Faversham station and about an hour from London by train. It is run by PCAS Kent and hired out for training, meetings, classes, clubs and small conferences.
Up to 20 people
Faversham · 0.1 miles from the centre
Unique venue
The Shepherd Neame Visitor Centre on Court Street, Faversham, is the events side of the town's historic brewery. It offers two very different spaces for conferences, board meetings, training days, dinners and parties.
Up to 300 people
Hernhill, Faversham · 3.2 miles from the centre
Historic house or castle
Mount Ephraim Gardens is a historic Edwardian estate at Hernhill, near Faversham, set in ten acres of landscaped gardens.
Up to 100 people
Faversham · 0.8 miles from the centre
Unique venue
The Gunpowder Mill is a Marston's pub on London Road, Faversham. It takes private bookings for business meetings, work events and celebrations, and you can book a table, a private room or the whole venue.
Faversham · 1.2 miles from the centre
Unique venue
Brogdale Collections is home to the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale Farm, just south of Faversham.
Faversham · 0.1 miles from the centre
Community hall or meeting room
The Alexander Centre, known locally as The Alex, is a community venue at 15 to 17 Preston Street in the centre of Faversham. It has a large hall and several period rooms for hire, and it describes itself as easy on the budget.
Up to 150 people
Stalisfield, Faversham · 6.6 miles from the centre
Community hall or meeting room
Stalisfield Village Hall is on Stalisfield Road, on the North Downs south of Faversham. It has a large, open-plan main hall with a coved ceiling and plenty of natural light, with blackout blinds for presentations and screenings, and dimmable lighting.
Up to 250 people
Boughton-under-Blean, Faversham · 2.7 miles from the centre
Community hall or meeting room
Boughton-under-Blean Village Hall sits off Bull Lane in Boughton-under-Blean, between Faversham and Canterbury. It opened in 1976 and is set back behind The Street, overlooking the recreation ground with views of orchards and oast houses.
Hernhill, Faversham · 3.2 miles from the centre
Community hall or meeting room
Hernhill Village Hall stands by the playing fields in Hernhill, near Faversham, and can be hired from 8am to midnight, seven days a week, in half-hour steps.
Up to 120 people
Faversham feels like a proper market town, and it is one. The street market has been running for more than 900 years, the town was once part of the Cinque Ports, and Faversham Creek still winds up from the Swale to the old quays.
Then there's the beer. Shepherd Neame, founded in 1698, is still brewing in the middle of town, and it calls itself Britain's oldest brewer. Its function rooms let you hold a conference among the brewery buildings and finish with a tour and a tasting.
The countryside does the rest. Brogdale's orchards and the gardens at Mount Ephraim make Faversham a good choice for away days and events that want fresh air between sessions.
| How | Details |
|---|---|
| By train | Faversham station has high-speed trains to London St Pancras and trains to London Victoria |
| By road | The M2 runs just south of the town, with junctions 6 and 7 nearest. The A2 passes through |
| Parking | Brogdale and Mount Ephraim have their own parking. In the town centre, check public car parks |
Shepherd Neame Visitor Centre has two event spaces. The Visitor Centre function room, in a restored 15th-century hall house with oak beams, seats 60 theatre style, with a small breakout room. The Old Brewery Store, the former wine and spirits warehouse, seats 150 theatre style and has its own bar, stage, sound system and lighting. Brewery tours and tutored tastings can be added, and in-house chefs do the catering.
Brogdale Collections is home to the National Fruit Collection, one of the largest fruit collections in the world. Its meeting rooms are surrounded by 150 acres of Kentish orchards, and a marquee on the festival field is available from May to October. Mount Ephraim Gardens at Hernhill offers a garden setting nearby.
The Gunpowder Mill is another of Faversham's distinctive spaces. For low-cost meetings and training, The Alexander Centre is in the town, with village halls at Boughton-under-Blean, Hernhill and Stalisfield.
Looking for a specific type of event? See meeting rooms in Faversham, training rooms in Faversham, away day venues in Faversham and Christmas party venues in Faversham.
Yes. The Old Brewery Store seats 150 theatre style, and the Visitor Centre function room seats 60. Brewery tours and tastings can be added.
Yes. Brogdale Collections has meeting rooms surrounded by 150 acres of orchards, with a marquee available from May to October.
Faversham has high-speed trains to London St Pancras and trains to London Victoria. By road, the M2 runs just south of the town.
Yes. The Alexander Centre is in the town, and there are village halls at Boughton-under-Blean, Hernhill and Stalisfield.
Updated 8 November 2026
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