Faversham Christmas Markets Weekend
Faversham Market Place, Faversham · 11 December to 13 December 2026
Image: Faversham Market PlaceA three-day Christmas markets weekend at Faversham Market Place on 11 to 13 December 2026. Market traders and stallholders sell gifts, decorations, accessories and seasonal food and drink, with festive music and a visit from the Happy Endings donkeys. It suits families and anyone looking for early Christmas shopping in Faversham.
Highlights
- Gifts, decorations and accessories from market traders and stallholders
- Seasonal food and drink across the weekend
- Festive music, entertainment and a visit from the Happy Endings donkeys
Getting there
Faversham Market Place, ME13 7AG
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