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Please note that our club room is upstairs.
Whilst we welcome all, unfortunately we cannot safely provide assistance nor be held liable for disabled access.

(Unless otherwise stated entrance = (£10 Members / £11 Non-Members)

Membership prices
Membership saves £1 a night for only £5 per year.
Single: £5.00 / Year
Couple / Family: £8.00 / Year

PLEASE NOTE:- Doors Open at 7:00 Music starts at 7:30

Booked so far for 2026

 

 

Future Guests include

15th April

Hartley Singers
(£9 / £10)

Hartley Morris Men, the oldest Morris side dancing in West Kent, have roots dating back to the Stansted Morris dancers of the mid-1930s. They perform traditional Morris dances in the Cotswold style where the clashing of sticks and a few beers seem to complement each other. They are renowned for their chorus singing, which they bring to Faversham tonight

 

22nd April

Culverake
(£11 / £12)

Culverake is a new traditional singing trio promising gusto and harmonies a plenty. The trio is made up of Seb Stone, Matt Quinn and Lizzy Hardingham, and together they breathe new life into timeless melodies. Three of the very best here – catch them quick!

 

6th May

Fourgone Confusion
(£10 / £11)

Delightful quartet with a variety to marvel at: John & Di Cullen and Pete & Brenda Storer with their incredible range of folksong, charm and wit- years of experience and a lovely way with audiences. Guitars, flute, bazouki and 4-part harmony…

 

20th May

Jeff Warner
(£11 / £12)

We are lucky to have Jeff on his long-awaited British tour- a true legend and favourite. Gems from his family’s first-hand collection of American folk-song 1940 on, presented in warm style with concertina, banjo and puppet! Reserve early for this 07957 461832

 

3rd June

Pete Coe
(£12 / £13)

Troubadour extraordinaire Pete has long been magnificent on the British folk scene, another Faversham favourite for his entertainment value and vast repertoire on many instruments. A one-man folk industry…. Songs of passionate intensity and superb commitment.

 

17th June

Paul Downes &
Annie Winter
(£11 / £12)

Paul is widely regarded among the best singer/accompanists on the folk scene, playing guitar, banjo and mandolin. He has a unique rapport and a fund of incredible songs. Here he’s joined by Annie (the ‘Sussex Nighingale’), well known in traditional singing circles; she regularly appears at Whitby and Sidmouth festivals and has worked with some of the best-known source singers in the south of England.

 

24th June

Martyn Wyndham-Read & Iris Bishop
(£11 / £12)

Highly acclaimed duo return- Martyn’s great voice accompanied by skilful and subtle concertina/ accordion- another chance to catch those Australian ballads and songs of England’s rural past, together with anecdotes and shaggy-dog tales- a sheer delight!

 

1st July

Steve Tilston
(14 / £15)

 

8th July

John Ward Trio
(£10 / £11)

 

29th July

Julie & Gavin Atkin
(10 / £11)

 

2nd September

Edwina Hayes
(£13 / £14)

 

16th September

Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne
(£12 / £13)

 

23rd September

Megan Wisdom & Mossy Christian
(£12 / £13)

 

21st October

Rachel Lowrie & Nick Rice ‘South Shore’
(£10 / £11)

 

28th October

Liam Sherry
(£9 / £10)

 

4th November

Mick Ryan & Paul Downes
(£12 / £13)

 

18th November

Hunter Muskett
(£11 / £12)

 

2nd December

Keith Kendrick & Sylvia Needham
(£11 / £12)

 

9th December

Vicki Swan &
Jonny Dyer 
(£11 / £12)

 

And for 2027… so far…

24th February 2027

Peter & Barbara Snape
(£11 / £12)

 

17 March 2027

Skinner & Twitch
(£11 / £12)

 

All Wednesdays
without guests.

Singers Nights.
Admission £2 for everyone.

Bring your instruments, poems, stories and particularly your favourite songs and join in - or just listen or sing the choruses.