Keep an eye out for Harold at Battle Mediaeval Fayre

ANYONE heading to the Battle Mediaeval Fayre over the Bank Holiday may get the feeling they are being watched.
Battle Medieval Festival at Abbey Green
30.05.11.
Picture by: TONY COOMBES PHOTOGRAPHY  
The procession heads down Battle High StreetBattle Medieval Festival at Abbey Green
30.05.11.
Picture by: TONY COOMBES PHOTOGRAPHY  
The procession heads down Battle High Street
Battle Medieval Festival at Abbey Green 30.05.11. Picture by: TONY COOMBES PHOTOGRAPHY The procession heads down Battle High Street

Seven ‘eyes’ have been hidden in Battle shop windows and visitors are invited to Find Harold’s Eyes for the chance to win a £50 Fat Face voucher.

Competition forms are in the Mediaeval Fayre leaflets which can be found in most shops in the town.

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Meanwhile there will be a host of entertainment and stalls available at the event, which will take place on Sunday 26 and Monday 27 May, 10am-5pm on the Abbey Green.

Hands on History, craft stalls, food stalls, face painting, pottery, a scarecrow workshop, leather wristband workshop, games, morris dancing, maypole dancing and fighting knights will all feature in the two day programme - and all are welcome to come and enjoy the fun.

Not to be missed is the parade down the High Street on Monday, including Battle’s very own May Queen, the young dancers from Battle and Langton School and the Section 5 Drummers.

Times are approximate and may be subject to change:

Sunday:

10am - Hunters Moon

Morris

10.30am: Hands on History

11.30am: Fighting Knights

12.30pm: Merry Maypolers

1pm: Minstrels entertain

1.30pm: Hands on History

2.30pm: Fighting Knights

3pm: Hunters Moon Morris

4pm: Merry Maypolers

Monday:

10.30am: Fighting Knights
11.30am: Hands on History

Noon: Minstrels entertain
1pm:Parade down the High Street
1.30pm: Crowning of May Queen and children’s maypole dancing
2.30pm: Hands on History
3pm: Minstrels
4pm: Merry Maypolers
There is no entrance fee and all are welcome.

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The event is organised by volunteers from the Battle Chamber of Commerce, supporting the local business and community.

To find out more details about the event, please visit the not-very-mediaeval Facebook page for the Battle Mediaeval Fayre.

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