Love Westerham

11/09/2026

We can't wait to see you all tomorrow when you see our town at is most beautiful best, as it hosts our annual Summer Country Fayre All of our shops, cafes, pubs and tearooms will be open to also welcome you all, and provide you with a spot to sit and enjoy our town.
🌞Some our traders will also be running stalls on the green as part of the fair. Pop along to Bussie's stand and enjoy warming Jamaican Jerk and rum punch!
😁Then maybe pop along to The Collective's stand and treat your self to some thing for you or your home.
❤If you are after a bargain or two whilst visiting , the pop along to Manuka shoes or Entre Nous for a sale treat.
☕And don't forget to grabs a bite to eat from one of our independent cafes, pubs or restaurants.

Collective . 21 The Green Westerham

11/08/2026

11/08/2026

We have our tickets’ see you there!

Just 3 weeks until Grasstonbury at Grasshopper on the Green, Westerham! We’re excited to be playing alongside four other great acts at Westerham’s summer music festival on Saturday 29th August.

Full line-up:-

2–3pm: Ryan weeks music – local singer/songwriter showcasing Kentish soul 🎶
3.20–4.30pm: Country Club – toe-tappin’ country music duo 🤠
5–6pm: 20th Century Boys – sing-along classics stripped down to an acoustic vibe 🤘
6.20–7.40pm: DeciBel Band – laid-back lounge vibes + upbeat crowd-pleasers 🎤
8–10pm: – dance anthems, soul classics & funk floor-fillers 🙌

Pop into the pub to buy tickets from one of the lovely team at the bar (no online sales).
🎫 Adult: £15
🎫 Child: £7.50 (children aged 5 and under go free).

📍 Grasshopper on the Green
4, The Green, Westerham, TN16 1AS

⏰ Bank Holiday weekend: Saturday 29th August; 2pm – 10pm

🚗 Darent Car Park (TN16 1BS) is a short walk from the pub.

See you there…! 😎

11/08/2026

We’ve had to do an early harvest form the garden. Whilst pumpkin soup isn’t on the menu just yet our tomato and red lentil definitely is

11/08/2026

Great food and a lovely safe play space for the kids

11/08/2026

Sale starts today!! Pop down to see us for some great discounts and offers in store

11/07/2026

☀️ Summer Starts in Westerham! 🌸🐾

Looking for the perfect summer day out? Stroll along Westerham High Street, where you'll discover a wonderful collection of independent shops bursting with summer style. From gorgeous shoes and stylish swimwear to beautiful homeware and unique gifts, there's something special waiting around every corner.

Need to cool off? Treat yourself to a refreshing ice cream, an indulgent milkshake, or delicious handmade chocolates. Then relax with friends and family while enjoying seasonal summer menus, fresh local produce and welcoming cafés, pubs and restaurants.

Take in the charm of a traditional British market town, wander the historic streets, soak up the atmosphere, and don't forget – your four-legged friends are welcome too! Many of Westerham's cafés, eateries and businesses are proudly dog friendly, making it the perfect destination for the whole family.

🌼 Shop local. Dine local. Explore local.

Make Westerham your summer destination. 💛

05/07/2026

Don’t forget to book your spot to see the match!

A reminder that tonight is bookings only from 11pm if you would like to book please message on here or contact us on 01959 562926

05/07/2026

We really need to visit soon!

First our bells — now our history.
The BBC can’t seem to stay away from Westerham!

Only a few weeks ago their cameras were in St Mary’s filming our very own Westerham Clangers… and now they’ve been back, this time with a microphone, as the BBC Sounds podcast ‘Secret Kent’ turns its attention to the Westerham Foundlings.

Did you know Westerham once cared for some of the most vulnerable children in Georgian England? It’s one of our town’s best-kept secrets.

In 1739 Thomas Coram founded the London Foundling Hospital, the country’s very first children’s charity. Two decades later, a branch opened right here in Westerham — in a house whose name you’ll almost certainly recognise, long before its most famous resident ever moved in.

469 children passed through its doors. Many of their mothers left behind a small token in the hope of one day being reunited. What became of those children — and whether those hopes were ever met — is a story worth hearing in full.

The National Trust’s Claire Vincent and local history researcher Alethea Mitchell sit down with BBC Sounds producer Steve Ladner to bring these young lives back into the light.

Settle in and have a listen — Search BBC Sounds for ‘Secret Kent’.

Then come and see the story for yourself at the free ‘Story of the Westerham Foundlings’ exhibition, now open in the Coach House at Quebec House.

With thanks to Quebec House and Coram.

Quebec House NT
Chartwell NT
The Westerham Clangers