February Half Term: Medieval Madness

Lewes

Type:Childrens Events

Lewes Castle & Museum, 169 High Street, Lewes, East Sussex, BN7 1YE

Tel: 01273 486290

February Half Term: Medieval Madness

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Medieval Madness at Lewes Castle
Take a trip back in time this February half term with Medieval Madness at Lewes Castle & Museum, a great family day out in Sussex.

Every day during February Half Term (13th to 17th February) we're hosting a range of free, fun activities taking place across the site, including an activity trail, games and dressing-up activities.

Check out what's on offer:

Medieval Monday – explore the weapons and armour worn by soldiers of the past in our medieval object handling session
Tudor Tuesday – discover more about Lewes' links to the Tudors. Plus, find out more about medieval archery with the Michelham Bowmen
Weaving Wednesday – how did people make clothes during the medieval period? Discover more with our weaving demonstrations
Saxon Thursday – what was life like in England before the Normans? Meet our Saxon re-enactors and discover more about how people of this period lived
Pressing Friday – take part in a popular Medieval pastime of flower pressing

Those visiting on Saturday 18th February will be able to take part in Soldiers at the Castle, an opportunity to meet and talk to reenactors about the weapons and armour of the Tudor period.

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All activities are suitable for all ages and are included in the price of admission.

Admission to the castle includes entry to the Museum of Sussex Archaeology, which features displays on the history of the county dating back thousands of years.

Those who chose to Gift Aid tickets will be able to revisit the site for free for a year.

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