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October with English Heritage

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Dear TSE Staff

There’s something for everyone at an English Heritage site near you this October. Whether you want to watch 300 Norman and Saxon soldiers go to battle in our 1066 Battle of Hastings Re-enactment, hear tales of ghosts and supernatural sightings at our Ghost Tales events or entertain the family this Half Term at a Halloween Half Term event near you.

Battle of Hastings

The Battle of Hastings 14 - 15 October

The one and only Battle of Hastings re-enactment returns for 2023. Taking place on the very spot where King Harold and Duke William fought in 1066, don't miss over 300 reenactors recreate the drama and intensity of this legendary conflict. Adventure into the encampments of the armies on either side of the historic battlefield, meet falconers and their majestic birds of prey, or take a wander through the historical market. There's lots for kids to enjoy, from storytelling and have a go archery, to becoming a Norman or Saxon soldier in our sword schools. And of course, in the re-enactment itself, watch a gripping battle unfold, as our Norman and Saxon armies bring the story of 1066 to life.

Halloween

Halloween Half Term

Grab your broomsticks and join us at historical sites across the southeast this October Half Term for a bewitchingly brilliant day out. Gather round for tales from our spooky storytellers and solve creepy clues in our Halloween Quest. You’ll find our Halloween Half Term events at the mighty Dover Castle in Kent, Eltham Palace in London, Battle Abbey in East Sussex and Carisbrooke Castle on the Isle of Wight.

Halloween

Ghost Tales and Spooky Woodland Walks

Fancy visiting our sites after dark this Halloween? Join our historic storytellers on a journey through the past at Carisbrooke and Deal Castles, Battle Abbey and Eltham Palace. There’ll be tales of ghosts, supernatural sightings and horrors from history. Over 16s only, and don’t forget to bring a torch – things are going to get dark… For those looking for a more family friendly evening out, our Spooky Woodland Walk at Walmer Castle is the perfect evening event for children aged 5-12. With well-told tales full of strange and spooky goings-on, this Halloween family walk is sure to get you into the spirit of the season.

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