All Venue to hire

A creative community arts hub set in the historic grounds of the 12th Century Old Church at Murston. The remains of the Old Church have been sympathetically restored and now is a beautiful space to hire out and showcase creative works.

The new building has been specifically designed for the creative industries, with 6 studio spaces which are available to rent on flexible lease agreements . The community room can be hired on an hourly basis.

Contact our Community Projects Officer sioux@murstonheart.org for more details

We have toilets and an on site café – “The Hub” All are disable friendly. We also have a small car park.

The grounds of the old graveyard are looked after by our team of volunteers. The whole site is enclosed by a Victorian brick wall and the surrounding trees creating a safe, calm and peaceful oasis.

Please check our website and facebook page for opening times, arts programming and events. The grounds are open to the public 24/7.

We work with artists, creative organisations and those who want to make the world better through cultural engagement.
We’re a small family business with big ambition! Founded and run by Medway residents Heather and Ed, Sun Pier House is an evolving project that started by chance in 2012. We’re now over 10 years in and still have a long list of ideas for the space that we’re working towards…

A creative arts space and venue split across 3 floors; we are home to an exhibition gallery, 26 artist studios, a Community Hire Room and a cafe with a view.

We are a vibrant creative hub, right in the heart of Herne Bay offering to try new things, to meet new people, to share your ideas and talents, a a space to hire.

We support people on their creative journey and give artists and makers space to create and show their work and bring people together through creative activities. Our exhibitions, events and learning opportunities make a real difference to people’s lives in Herne Bay.

Art gallery at Nucleus Arts in Chatham. Sister gallery to Halpern Pop in Rochester.

The Halpern Gallery is a dedicated gallery space for hire in the Medway towns offering artists, designers, students, schools and graduates a chance to present their work in a self-curated, contemporary exhibition space. Our hanging system ensures that shows are quick and easy to hang, guaranteeing you a professional platform from which to showcase your talent.

A superb Victorian hall, the Faversham Assembly Rooms is a versatile venue that is ideal for a wide variety of events such as concerts, wedding receptions, corporate hospitality, rehearsals, exhibitions, drama clubs parties, yoga and pilates classes, bridge drives, children’s parties, recordings, and photoshoots.

The exterior of this historic building disguises a beautiful interior, that has been brought back to some of its original splendour.

Sitting in the heart of the town on Preston Street, it is just a few minutes walk from the mainline railway station with fast trains (approx. 1 hour) to London St. Pancras and Victoria.  Canterbury and Whitstable are only 15 minutes away by car.

The Faversham Assembly Rooms are administered by the Faversham Buildings Preservation Trust.

Read a feature about the Assembly Rooms in Faversham Life.

Fruitworks offers event space hire, conference and meeting room hire, Coworking Space, PrivateOffice Studios and coffee shop, all within Canterbury City Centre.

We run regular events and parter with others to host events such as Free Range, Yoga, Quiz Nights, Comedy Nights and private functions.

IslandWorks offers event space hire, conference room and meeting room hire, coworking space and public coffee shop on the Isle of Sheppey, Sheerness.

We plan to run regular events and partner with others to host creative events such as Workshops, Creative Markets and Craft Fairs, Quiz Nights, Comedy Nights and private functions.

The Huguenot Museum is the first and only museum of Huguenot history in Britain. It tells an important story of Britain’s first refugees, the crafts, trades and skills they brought with them and the impact their contribution has had on the development of our country.

The Huguenot Museum was established as a trust and registered charity in 2014. The drive for this new museum came from our sister charity The French Hospital. The French Hospital was founded in 1718 and they still provide care for Huguenot descendants today.  Their collections, of paintings, silver, prints and other objects, charting the history of Huguenot refugees are now cared for by The Huguenot Museum.

Prices:

Adults: £5.50
Concessions: £4.50
Children 6-17: £4.00
Under 5s: Free

Family (2 adults, 2 children) £16.00

Your ticket lasts for 12 months and you can return as often as you like!

National Art Pass: 50% off ticket prices (On presentation of card)
Museum Association: Free (On presentation of card)

If you gift aid your ticket we receive an extra 25% income at no extra cost to you.

Part of Shepherd Neame, the Old Brewery Store stages a carefully selected programme of comedy, concerts and special events throughout the year.

Pop-up arts venue – atmospheric, intimate and quirky. Since 2011, the venue has welcomed international musicians, legendary performers and incredible experiences for the community.

The Maison Dieu has been at the heart of community life in Dover for over 800 years. It began as a medieval hospital, providing accommodation for poor pilgrims on their way to the shrine of St Thomas Becket at Canterbury. It later became a victualling yard, supplying ship’s biscuit and beer to the Royal Navy, before becoming Dover’s Town Hall in the 1830s.

An ambitious programme of activities, inspired by the building and its collections, is being developed in partnership with local community

Small independent gallery/shop & pop-up. The Show Off Gallery is located in a beautiful shop front exhibition space in Whitstable’s vibrant artisan area. The space has plenty of natural light and has the advantage of a large display window open onto the busy destination shopping area of Harbour Street.