The Otford Society represents you and everyone who lives in Otford.

By all we do, we seek to improve the quality of our lives.

We work to protect our village and its countryside from unwanted or insensitive development.

We represent your interests. When you need us, we are your voice.

We are the Otford Society. In all we do, we rely upon your support.

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Thursday 21 October 2021

  • Otford Oast WI

    09:30 to 11:00
    We meet in the Otford Village Memorial Hall. If you are interesting in joining the WI please come along and speak to members.
Wednesday 27 October 2021

  • Otford Zoom into History: 'Otford Palace ' by Nick Rushby

    19:30 to 20:30
    Nick Rushby. Nick, Secretary to the Archbishop’s Palace Conservation Trust (APCT), will explore the story of the Palace from 1928 to the present. If you would like to be added to the email distribution list please email Otford@1940.co.uk with your name and email address and the heading ‘Zoom history talks’.
Saturday 30 October 2021

  • St Bart's French Bistro

    19:00 to 21:00
    Tickets are available by calling 07928 121930 or via email  eventsstbarts@gmail.com. Be quick, as they’re selling fast.
Friday 12 November 2021

  • Otford Society Race Night postponed

    19:00 to 23:00
    This event has now been postponed until the spring due to concerns about increased rates of Covid 19. We’re sorry it’s not going ahead in November as planned, but do keep an eye on our website and social media for news of the new date in 2022.
Saturday 20 November 2021

  • St Bartholomew's Christmas Market

    00:00 to 23:59
Wednesday 24 November 2021

  • Otford Zoom into History: 'The Story of (probably!) the most famous painting of Otford: "He's Cast a Shoe"' (tbc) by Alan Williams

    19:30 to 20:30
    Alan will explore the story and accuracy (or otherwise!) of this famous 19th century painting of Otford by the German-born artist Otto Weber, which was once on display in the Royal Household at Sandringham.
    If you would like to be added to the email distribution list please email Otford@1940.co.uk with your name and email address and the heading ‘Zoomhistory talks’.

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