Living History Events - 2020-21
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- 2nd of October 2021 - BEOWULF AT THE BARROW - A unique, immersive early-medieval expreience of food, performance and poetry at Soulton Hall and Long Barrow, near Wem, North Shorphsire. This event is for a limited number of ticketed guests. More information, and tickets available at: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/beowulf-at-the-barrow-tickets
- 17-18th of July 2021 - Nottingham Castle - "Founding of Nottingham - Saxons and Vikings" - An event exploring the 'Dark Age' history of Nottingham - homestead of the folk of Snotta. The Thegns will be providing a 6-7th century camp and series of displays representing the time in which the settlement was likely founded.
We are gradually emerging from a period of stasis due to the coronavirus crisis, returning to public-facing living history, where possible, in a safe way.
If you are interested in booking the Thegns for an event in 2021-22 don't hesitate to get in touch ! (Click: Contact )
17-18th of July 2021 - Nottingham Castle - "Founding of Nottingham - Saxons and Vikings" - An event exploring the 'Dark Age' history of Nottingham - homestead of the folk of Snotta. The Thegns will be providing a 6-7th century camp and series of displays representing the time in which the settlement was likely founded.
