Medieval History
Knights, jesters, maidens and minstrels will stage their own Norman conquest this weekend during the 35th annual Medieval Fair at Reaves Park.
The free fair, open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday, is the state's largest weekend event and the third largest event in Oklahoma.
Click here to read this article from NewsOK
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Medieval History
Middle Ages return to Norman with 35th annual Medieval Fair
Knights, jesters, maidens and minstrels will stage their own Norman conquest this weekend during the 35th annual Medieval Fair at Reaves Park.
The free fair, open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday, is the state's largest weekend event and the third largest event in Oklahoma.
Click here to read this article from NewsOK
- War Of The Roses History Is Brought To Life At Historic Bradford Hall
Discover what life was like in Bradford during the War of the Roses at a medieval living history weekend at Bolling Hall. For the second year, re-enactment group the Frei Compagnie will present a weekend of domestic and military demonstrations of...
- Medieval Congress Free To Local Residents Registering Now
Kalamazoo County residents and members of the Western Michigan University community may attend the 47th International Congress on Medieval Studies for free if they register online or in person by the Wednesday, April 25, deadline for early registration....
- 800-year Old Leper Chapel In Cambridge To Be Site Of Renewable Energy Project
There are 21st century ideas in prospect for the 800 year old Leper Chapel in East Cambridge following a unique collaboration between Cambridge Past, Present and Future, and an Architecture student at the University of Cambridge. Often considered the...
- Medieval Flashmob To Rouse York Residents
Shoppers in York city centre will find themselves in the middle of a flashmob with a difference this weekend, as performing arts students stage impromptu medieval dance mobs. The event, planned for Parliament Street and St Helen?s Square, is being planned...
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In the month of September, Stourbridge Common on the outskirts of Cambridge is a lush and pleasant water meadow, frequented by dog walkers, morning joggers and nonchalantly masticating cattle. Scroll back to this very spot several hundred years ago and...