| Saturday 24th April 2010 |
St. George's Fayre, Stubbington Village |
| Part of the week long Crofton Lions 4th Annual Festival of St. George starting on Sunday 18th April with Grande parade and culminating on Saturday 24th April with the Village Fayre Organised by The Crofton Lions |
| Stubbington, Hampshire |
| More info |
| Saturday 1st May 2010 |
Beltain Festival 2010 |
| As part of the Annual Beltain Festival held at Butser Ancient Farm. Beltain was an important event in the Iron Age calendar, marking the start of summer and so a time to celebrate; the Romans wrote that the Celts would fill wicker containers with people and animals and burn them as an offering to the gods. The event this year won’t include any sacrifices, but they will be building the 2010 wicker man in the style of the one in the classic 1973 film to honour one of the stars, Edward Woodward, who died last November. Beltain at Butser is a fun event for the whole family, where you can enjoy entertainment and demonstrations, food and drink until it’s time for the burning of the wicker man as dusk falls around 9pm. |
| Butser Ancient Farm |
| More info |
| Saturday 12th June |
Baffins Community Funday |
| Weorod will be appearing as part of the Baffins Pond Association's Annual Community Funday between 12:00 noon and 4:00 pm. A fun day for all the family with lots to see & do including car boot sale, Hot food, plant stalls as well as Falconry displays by Xtreme Falconry. |
| Baffins Pond Association |
| More info |
| Friday 25th June to Sunday 27th June 2010 |
International Living History Festival |
| The 5th annual Festival of Living History of Marle will take place in the Archaeological Park at the Musée des Temps Barbares on a plot of 11 acres, in the heart of a reconstructed Frankish village. Situated close to the village of Marle in Picardie, Northern France this internationally renowned event charts the history of the region from 3rd Century BC Celts through the Roman occupation of Gaul to the emergence of the Germanic tribes and the establishment of the Frankish Kingdoms. |
| Musée des Temps Barbares |
| More info |
| Sunday 11th July 2010 |
Hampshire Wood Fair |
| As a part of the Annual Hampshire Wood Fair to be held for the first time in the grounds of the Queen Elizabeth Country Park. A celebration of wood in all its forms from biomass to biodiversity with a chance to have a go at coppice crafts or even to buy timber for your own project. Weorod will be in attendance to introduce the public to the first Germanic tribe to settle and work the area; the Meonwara. |
| Queen Elizabeth Country Park |
| More info |
| Saturday 17th July 2010 |
Meon Valley Anglo-Saxon Festival |
| As a part of the first "Meon Valley Anglo-Saxon Festival", a day of events revolving around one of the few remaining Saxon churches still in regular use and in good repair. Organised by the "Friends of Corhampton Church" and Winchester City Council the festival includes the chance to taste Saxon mead, ale, bread and cheese; plus story telling and creative learning; recitals from Beowulf, period music; riddles, games and quizzes. Weorod will give you the opportunity to meet the first Germanic settlers of the Meon Valley, the Meonwara, with displays from the early seventh century warband and a mix of crafts and skills within the encampment. |
| Corhampton Church |
| More info |
| Saturday 7th August to Sunday 8th August 2010 |
Blasts from the past |
| Classical Greek to Space Race multi-period event, set within the magnificent parkland at the home of the late Earl Mountbatten of Burma. A highpoint of the event season, this event was immensely popular when previously held at Cliveden and is definitely one not to be missed. |
| An EventPlan Show |
| Broadlands Romsey, Hampshire |
| More info |
| Saturday 11th September to Sunday 12th September 2010 |
Gloucester through the Ages |
We are sorry to announce that this event has been cancelled by Marketing Gloucester as a result of the refurbishment of the Dockyard and funding Issues. |
| A multi-period festival celebrating the rich heritage and history of Gloucester, at a number of key locations within the city. Timed displays, entertainments and living history. Free admission, parking in city car parks (fee payable). |
| An EventPlan Show |
| The City of Gloucester |
| More info |
| Saturday 25th April 2009 |
St. George's Fayre, Stubbington Village |
| Part of the week long Crofton Lions 3rd Annual Festival of St. George starting on Sunday 19th April with Grande parade and culminating on Saturday 25th April with the Village Fayre Organised by The Crofton Lions |
| Stubbington, Hampshire |
| More info |
| Saturday 30th May to Sunday 31st May 2009 |
Tall ships and History Festival |
| A major Roman to WWII multi-period festival celebrating the rich heritage and history of Gloucester, at a number of key locations within the city. Huge number of timed displays and activities per day, parade through the city centre, displays, historic boats, entertainments and living history. An EventPlan Show |
| The City of Gloucester |
| More info |
| Saturday 27th June 2009 |
Wicor School Summer Fête |
| Annual Summer Fête with a Medieval Theme. Weorod will be 'joining forces' with the Havant & Hayling Bowmen and Raven Tor to present a day of medieval fun for all the family. Organised by the Wicor Primary School P.T.A. |
| Portchester, Hampshire |
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| Saturday 11th July to Sunday 12th July 2009 |
Queen Elizabeth Country Park Show |
| A very well established "country" show that regularly attracts over 10,000 visitors. As well as the craft marquee, the show includes arena events, rural craft displays, trade stands, a "shopping marquee", a "food hall", music, dancers, children's entertainment, refreshments and a bar as well as a wide range of other attractions for the whole family. A Woodland Crafts Show. |
| Queen Elizabeth Country Park, Hampshire PO8 8QE (Map) |
| More Info |
| Saturday 8th August to Sunday 9th August 2009 |
Sutton Hoo through the ages. |
| End of Empire Romans, Dark Ages, Normans, Napoleonic redcoats and 1940 Home Guard. A multi-era event placing Sutton Hoo and it's world famous 7th century burials in their historical context. Living history, combat, displays and entertainments. A National Trust/EventPlan Show. |
| Sutton Hoo, Suffolk |
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| Saturday 19th September 2009 to Sunday 20th September 2009 |
Dockyard in Action.CANCELLED |
We are sorry to announce this show has been cancelled by the Historic Dockyard as a result of the 'recession'. |
| Commemorating the history of Portsmouth and the royal dockyard. Ancient to 1980s living history including on HMS Victory and HMS Warrior, arena displays, Mary Rose themed demonstrations including cooking on the recreated ship's galley, boats rowed by period sailors, musket and cannon firing, music and song, and much more. The dockyard's history brought to life in spectacular fashion! An EventPlan Show. |
| Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Hampshire |
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| Saturday 12th July 2008 |
Odstock, Nunton & Bodenham Fête |
| Village Fête in it's 55th Year. Opens at 1.30pm |
| Nunton, Salisbury |
| Saturday 9th August 2008 to Sunday 10th August 2008 |
Sutton Hoo through the ages. |
| End of Empire Romans, Dark Ages Anglo-Saxons and Vikings, Normans and WWII. A multi-era event placing Sutton Hoo's world famous 7th century burials in their historical context. Living history, combat, displays and entertainments. A National Trust/EventPlan Show. |
| Sutton Hoo, Suffolk |
| More Info |
