Saturday the 2nd of May 900-1500
Madras college St Andrews (MAP LINK)

Free Event.

The lawn of Madras college St Andrews will be transported back to medieval times for the annual Beltaine Fayre.

Hosted by The Shire of Caer Caledon
Watch sword fighting and displays from Vikings, Knights  and for the first time here Romans, enjoy live music, try some mead and join in with a Maypole dance,

Featuring displays, stalls and performances from:

Shire of Caer Caledon
Regia In Scotland
Britannia XIV
The Knights of Monymusk
The Company of Saint Margaret
Black Boar Swordsmanship School
Gaita Medieval Music
Gear and Graith
Rogue Trading
Screaming Peacock

Reenactment Scotland will also be present promoting the Hobby, Groups and other Events

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/beltaine-fayre/

Facebook Event Link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/540364090115689/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 9th of May 12-4
Sunday the 10th of May 12-4
Dirleton Castle (MAP LINK)

It’s the early 1300s and the Scottish Wars of Independence rage.

Meet Robert the Bruce and Aymer de Valence and learn how Robert’s army was routed at the Battle of Methven. Explore the living history camp, see weapons in the armoury, smell food cooking in the kitchens, play some medieval games and have a go at calligraphy with real iron gall ink!

Featuring displays and performances from:

The Historic Saltire Society

Event organiser link:
https://www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/whats-on/event/?eventId=706e3830-e394-4db8-942b-ab5000c5f3a8

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/medieval-weekend/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 9th of May 12-4
Sunday the 10th of May 12-4
Dirleton Castle (MAP LINK)

It’s the early 1300s and the Scottish Wars of Independence rage.

Meet Robert the Bruce and Aymer de Valence and learn how Robert’s army was routed at the Battle of Methven. Explore the living history camp, see weapons in the armoury, smell food cooking in the kitchens, play some medieval games and have a go at calligraphy with real iron gall ink!

Featuring displays and performances from:

The Historic Saltire Society

Event organiser link:
https://www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/whats-on/event/?eventId=706e3830-e394-4db8-942b-ab5000c5f3a8

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/medieval-weekend/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 16th of May 12 till 4
Sunday the 17th of May 12 till 4

In 1645 Scotland was in the grip of civil war. Meet the Lindsays, their officers, clansmen and retainers who will tell you more about their case

Taking their name from the national covenant signed in 1638, the Covenanters rejected Charles I’s attempts to reform the church in Scotland, which lead to decades of civil war.

Come along to this event to experience one of the most tumultuous periods in Scottish history.

Included in the admission price
Free for Members of Historic Environment Scotland

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
Historic Environment Scotland Castle for the Covenant

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/castle-for-the-covenant/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 16th of May 12 till 4
Sunday the 17th of May 12 till 4

In 1645 Scotland was in the grip of civil war. Meet the Lindsays, their officers, clansmen and retainers who will tell you more about their case

Taking their name from the national covenant signed in 1638, the Covenanters rejected Charles I’s attempts to reform the church in Scotland, which lead to decades of civil war.

Come along to this event to experience one of the most tumultuous periods in Scottish history.

Included in the admission price
Free for Members of Historic Environment Scotland

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
Historic Environment Scotland Castle for the Covenant

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/castle-for-the-covenant/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 23th of May 1100-1700
Sunday the 24th of May 1100-1700

Traquair House (MAP LINK)

The Traquair Medieval Fayre is Scotland’s only authentic Medieval Fayre and is an unbeatable mix of medieval entertainment from jousting to jesters in the grounds of Scotland’s Oldest Inhabited House.

This is truly a family event with Jousting down the great grassed avenue of Traquair as well as a cannon firing display to start the event, archery, military drills and the occasional skirmish throughout the weekend.

Walk into the old walled garden and be transported back 500 years with medieval traders, wandering minstrels, jester shows, a gruesome exhibit of an executioners’ instruments of torture and even a chance to put yourself in the stocks if you dare!

You can learn some green working skills, try your hand at willow weaving or have-a-go at Longbow archery. There are many other demonstrations of ancient crafts such as a medieval forge, wool carding and dyeing, chain mail making and tapestry. For children, there is a wonderful sword and shield making workshop.

Delicious food will be on offer with a hog roast, wood-fired pizza from our own oven, buffalo burgers and a scrumptious Fayre Ale brewed on the premises in our 300-year-old brewhouse.

Admission TBC.
Online ticket sales will be available in April 2020.

Ticket price includes all entertainment and entry to the house. Dogs welcome on leads.

Featuring displays and performances from:

Medieval Realm
Britannia XIV
The Douglas Retinue
The Company of Saint Margaret
Northern Alliance
Les Amis- The Knights of the North
Gaita Medieval Music

Wares available from:

Rogue Trading
Grunal Moneta
Time Warrior Productions
Quiverstock
Lucy the Tudor
Plus many more! 

Event organiser information:
https://www.traquair.co.uk/event/traquair-medieval-fayre-weekend/2020-05-23/

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/traquair-medieval-fayre

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 23rd of May 12 till 4
Sunday the 24th of May 12 till 4

Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel

Come along and experience what life would have been like for Norse men and women who landed on Scottish shores around the end of the ninth century. How did they get here, what did they eat and what role did the sea play in their daily life?

Watch fearless Viking warriors in thrilling clashes. Wander through the camp to find out how they lived, what they ate, how they made their weapons and clothes. Have a go at striking a Viking coin, making some flour and try on a helmet or two.

Listen to a Viking scald tell a saga and find out why they did not wear horned helmets!

Included in the admission price
Free for Members of Historic Environment Scotland

Featuring displays and performances from:

The Vikings

Event organiser links: Historic Environment Scotland Viking Invasion

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups.
Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/viking-invasion/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 23th of May 1100-1700
Sunday the 24th of May 1100-1700

Traquair House (MAP LINK)

The Traquair Medieval Fayre is Scotland’s only authentic Medieval Fayre and is an unbeatable mix of medieval entertainment from jousting to jesters in the grounds of Scotland’s Oldest Inhabited House.

This is truly a family event with Jousting down the great grassed avenue of Traquair as well as a cannon firing display to start the event, archery, military drills and the occasional skirmish throughout the weekend.

Walk into the old walled garden and be transported back 500 years with medieval traders, wandering minstrels, jester shows, a gruesome exhibit of an executioners’ instruments of torture and even a chance to put yourself in the stocks if you dare!

You can learn some green working skills, try your hand at willow weaving or have-a-go at Longbow archery. There are many other demonstrations of ancient crafts such as a medieval forge, wool carding and dyeing, chain mail making and tapestry. For children, there is a wonderful sword and shield making workshop.

Delicious food will be on offer with a hog roast, wood-fired pizza from our own oven, buffalo burgers and a scrumptious Fayre Ale brewed on the premises in our 300-year-old brewhouse.

Admission TBC.
Online ticket sales will be available in April 2020.

Ticket price includes all entertainment and entry to the house. Dogs welcome on leads.

Featuring displays and performances from:

Medieval Realm
Britannia XIV
The Douglas Retinue
The Company of Saint Margaret
Northern Alliance
Les Amis- The Knights of the North
Gaita Medieval Music

Wares available from:

Rogue Trading
Grunal Moneta
Time Warrior Productions
Quiverstock
Lucy the Tudor
Plus many more! 

Event organiser information:
https://www.traquair.co.uk/event/traquair-medieval-fayre-weekend/2020-05-23/

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/traquair-medieval-fayre

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 23rd of May 12 till 4
Sunday the 24th of May 12 till 4

Dunstaffnage Castle and Chapel

Come along and experience what life would have been like for Norse men and women who landed on Scottish shores around the end of the ninth century. How did they get here, what did they eat and what role did the sea play in their daily life?

Watch fearless Viking warriors in thrilling clashes. Wander through the camp to find out how they lived, what they ate, how they made their weapons and clothes. Have a go at striking a Viking coin, making some flour and try on a helmet or two.

Listen to a Viking scald tell a saga and find out why they did not wear horned helmets!

Included in the admission price
Free for Members of Historic Environment Scotland

Featuring displays and performances from:

The Vikings

Event organiser links: Historic Environment Scotland Viking Invasion

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups.
Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/viking-invasion/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 6th of June 1100-1600
Highland Folk Museum (MAP LINK)

Celebrating the 6th Outlander Day in the Highlands.

“In 2014 our 1700’s Highland Township was used as a filming location for the hugely successful TV series ‘Outlander.’
Based on the popular books by Diana Gabaldon, the series has a cult following and many fans have been visiting the Highland Folk Museum as part of a Scottish tour taking in the sights and locations from the show.
From 2015 onwards we have held our ‘Outlander Day’ each year in conjunction with the Inverness Outlanders.
Lots of traditional skills are on display, including spinning and weaving, waulking the cloth and cooking” (Highland Folk Museum)

This is always a fun-filled family day out.

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Event organiser links:
https://www.highlifehighland.com/highlandfolkmuseum/
https://www.facebook.com/HighlandFolk/

Facebook event link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/2336741439916305/

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/outlander-day-2020/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 6th of June 12 till 4
Sunday the 7th of June 12 till 4

Join us in the shadow of the rock and celebrate Norse history and heritage. As the Vikings invade Dumbarton you will have the opportunity to find out all about their influence on Scotland from raiding to conquests and settlements to integration and discovering how relevant it all is today. You will come away asking yourself ‘are we all really Vikings?’

The Year of Coasts and Waters is a celebration of Scotland’s coastline and the role that it’s played in shaping who we are, who better to showcase this than the Vikings! They invented the first compass – an indispensable tool for sea navigation and a piece of equipment now adorning every vessel on the ocean.

Come along and discover more about this early coastal raids, arts, craftsmanship and music. Discover what the Norse settlers brought to our shores.

This year The Rock of Ages will also form part of the Dumbarton 2020 Festival.

Tickets available soon.

Featuring displays and performances from:

The Vikings

Event organiser link:
https://www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/whats-on/event/?eventId=b622b3a3-fa6f-44e0-8f01-a5b500f8cd0a

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/the-rock-of-ages/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 6th of June 12 till 4
Sunday the 7th of June 12 till 4

Join us in the shadow of the rock and celebrate Norse history and heritage. As the Vikings invade Dumbarton you will have the opportunity to find out all about their influence on Scotland from raiding to conquests and settlements to integration and discovering how relevant it all is today. You will come away asking yourself ‘are we all really Vikings?’

The Year of Coasts and Waters is a celebration of Scotland’s coastline and the role that it’s played in shaping who we are, who better to showcase this than the Vikings! They invented the first compass – an indispensable tool for sea navigation and a piece of equipment now adorning every vessel on the ocean.

Come along and discover more about this early coastal raids, arts, craftsmanship and music. Discover what the Norse settlers brought to our shores.

This year The Rock of Ages will also form part of the Dumbarton 2020 Festival.

Tickets available soon.

Featuring displays and performances from:

The Vikings

Event organiser link:
https://www.historicenvironment.scot/visit-a-place/whats-on/event/?eventId=b622b3a3-fa6f-44e0-8f01-a5b500f8cd0a

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/the-rock-of-ages/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 20th of June 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday the 21st of June 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Keith & Dufftown Railway Association (MAP LINK)

1940s nostalgia. Home front displays at both stations, Onboard entertainment from the enemy spy, our spiv and military re-enactors. Static displays, including Desert Rats, Military Vehicles & the Womens’ Land Army.

There is no extra charge and no need to book, trains run to our normal time table.
See there web site for more details
https://keith-dufftown-railway.co.uk

Scottish registered charity No SC046348

Featuring displays and performances from:

Wee County At War/ Sawdust Fusiliers – Canadian Forestry Corps Living History Group
More TBC

Event organiser link:
https://keith-dufftown-railway.co.uk/1940s-weekend/

Facebook event link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/415732422567416/

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/1940s-weekend/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 20th of June 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday the 21st of June 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Keith & Dufftown Railway Association (MAP LINK)

1940s nostalgia. Home front displays at both stations, Onboard entertainment from the enemy spy, our spiv and military re-enactors. Static displays, including Desert Rats, Military Vehicles & the Womens’ Land Army.

There is no extra charge and no need to book, trains run to our normal time table.
See there web site for more details
https://keith-dufftown-railway.co.uk

Scottish registered charity No SC046348

Featuring displays and performances from:

Wee County At War/ Sawdust Fusiliers – Canadian Forestry Corps Living History Group
More TBC

Event organiser link:
https://keith-dufftown-railway.co.uk/1940s-weekend/

Facebook event link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/415732422567416/

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/1940s-weekend/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 27th of June 1230-1630
Sunday the 28th of June 1230-1630
Linlithgow Palace (MAP LINK)

Hear the thunder of hooves and the clashing of lances as Linlithgow pre hosts our annual jousting tournament. Watch as noble knights battle it out to be crowned champion.

Featuring displays and performances from:

Britannia XIV
Medieval Realm
Les Amis- The Knights of the North
The Historic Saltire Society

Event organiser link:
Historic Environment Scotland (Linlithgow)

Facebook event link:
TBA

Historic Scotland Members: Entry to the event is free so please do not buy tickets. Please have your valid membership cards ready to scan as this will speed up waiting times.

Prepaid tickets: If you have prepaid tickets please have the print out ready to scan.

Tickets will also be available to purchase on arrival at the event on both days.

Tickets available soon.

Free for Members (no ticket required. Your membership card will be scanned on arrival to gain entry)
Not a Member? Join now to enjoy the benefits

£ TBA Adult (16-59yrs)
£ TBA Concession (60yrs+)
£ TBA Child (5-15yrs). Under 5s free
Children must be accompanied by an adult.

£ TBA Family (1 adult, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 3 children)
Contact details
0131 668 8885
events@hes.scot

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/spectacular-jousting-linlithgow/

Please note:
Reenactment Scotland takes no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 27th of June 1230-1630
Sunday the 28th of June 1230-1630
Linlithgow Palace (MAP LINK)

Hear the thunder of hooves and the clashing of lances as Linlithgow pre hosts our annual jousting tournament. Watch as noble knights battle it out to be crowned champion.

Featuring displays and performances from:

Britannia XIV
Medieval Realm
Les Amis- The Knights of the North
The Historic Saltire Society

Event organiser link:
Historic Environment Scotland (Linlithgow)

Facebook event link:
TBA

Historic Scotland Members: Entry to the event is free so please do not buy tickets. Please have your valid membership cards ready to scan as this will speed up waiting times.

Prepaid tickets: If you have prepaid tickets please have the print out ready to scan.

Tickets will also be available to purchase on arrival at the event on both days.

Tickets available soon.

Free for Members (no ticket required. Your membership card will be scanned on arrival to gain entry)
Not a Member? Join now to enjoy the benefits

£ TBA Adult (16-59yrs)
£ TBA Concession (60yrs+)
£ TBA Child (5-15yrs). Under 5s free
Children must be accompanied by an adult.

£ TBA Family (1 adult, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 3 children)
Contact details
0131 668 8885
events@hes.scot

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/spectacular-jousting-linlithgow/

Please note:
Reenactment Scotland takes no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 4th of July 1200 till 1600
Sunday the 5th of July 1200 till 1600
Dirleton Castle (MAP LINK)

In 1650 Dirleton Castle was besieged and badly damaged by 1,600 Cromwellian troops.

Meet the defenders, both Royalist and Covenanters, find out the differences between Scots and English soldiers, walk through the working living history camp, handle weapons of the time, and watch as the soldiers perform an impressive pike drill.

Included in the admission price
Free for Members of Historic Environment Scotland

Featuring displays and performances from:

Erskine’s Regiment

Event organiser link: Historic Environment Scotland Covenanters Besieged

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/covenanters-besieged/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 4th of July 1200 till 1600
Sunday the 5th of July 1200 till 1600
Dirleton Castle (MAP LINK)

In 1650 Dirleton Castle was besieged and badly damaged by 1,600 Cromwellian troops.

Meet the defenders, both Royalist and Covenanters, find out the differences between Scots and English soldiers, walk through the working living history camp, handle weapons of the time, and watch as the soldiers perform an impressive pike drill.

Included in the admission price
Free for Members of Historic Environment Scotland

Featuring displays and performances from:

Erskine’s Regiment

Event organiser link: Historic Environment Scotland Covenanters Besieged

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/covenanters-besieged/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 18th of July 1100-1600

Join us as we commemoration The Battle Of Falkirk 1298

On the 22nd of July 1298, Sir William Wallace Guardian of Scotland and high protector of the Realm and his army of Scotsman stood in defiance of tyranny against King Edward I of England

“I have brought you to the Ring ” Boomed Wallace
“Now Dance if you can”

And Dance they did

But it was in vain Edward deployed for the first time the devastating Long Bow

“The fell like blossoms in an orchard when the fruit ripens” – the scots falling at the hands of the longbow

So come along find out about Wallace His men and the deeds they did over 700 years ago …..

Featuring displays and performances from:

Britannia XIV
Clann An Drumma
The Society of John De Graeme
The Society Of William Wallace
Combat International, Clanranald
Treubh Dannsa

This event is also offering free market stalls to costumed traders in Falkirk High Street Steeple area for more information contact: Societyofjohndegraeme@yahoo.com

Featuring Stalls from:
TBC

Event organiser information links:

https://www.facebook.com/events/2223413647787108/

https://www.facebook.com/BattleOfFalkirkCommemoration/

Please share with your friends and groups.

Sharing link: http://www.reenactment.scot/events/the-battle-of-falkirk-1298-commemoration

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 25th of July 1230-1630
Sunday the 26th of July 11230-1630
Caerlaverock Castle (MAP LINK)

Caerlaverock Castle is once again set to host this spectacular jousting tournament. Get ready to cheer on your favourite as the chivalric knights ready their noble steeds.

Hear the thunder of hooves and clashing of lances in the main jousts. Enjoy falconry, archery, crafts, exploring the living history camp, trying out junior jousting, visiting the pop-up museum and much more!

Featuring displays and performances from:

Les Amis- The Knights of the North
The Historic Saltire Society

Event organiser links:
Historic Environment Scotland (Caerlaverock)

Facebook event link:
TBA

Historic Scotland Members: Entry to the event is free so please do not buy tickets. Please have your valid membership cards ready to scan as this will speed up waiting times.

Prepaid tickets: If you have prepaid tickets please have the print out ready to scan.

Tickets will also be available to purchase on arrival at the event on both days.

Tickets available soon.

Free for Members (no ticket required. Your membership card will be scanned on arrival to gain entry)
Not a Member? Join now to enjoy the benefits

£ TBA Adult (16-59yrs)
£ TBA Concession (60yrs+)
£ TBA Child (5-15yrs). Under 5s go free
Children must be accompanied by an adult.

£ TBA Family (1 adult, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 3 children)
Contact details
0131 668 8885
events@hes.scot

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/spectacular-jousting-caerlaverock/

Please note:
Reenactment Scotland takes no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 25th of July 1230-1630
Sunday the 26th of July 11230-1630
Caerlaverock Castle (MAP LINK)

Caerlaverock Castle is once again set to host this spectacular jousting tournament. Get ready to cheer on your favourite as the chivalric knights ready their noble steeds.

Hear the thunder of hooves and clashing of lances in the main jousts. Enjoy falconry, archery, crafts, exploring the living history camp, trying out junior jousting, visiting the pop-up museum and much more!

Featuring displays and performances from:

Les Amis- The Knights of the North
The Historic Saltire Society

Event organiser links:
Historic Environment Scotland (Caerlaverock)

Facebook event link:
TBA

Historic Scotland Members: Entry to the event is free so please do not buy tickets. Please have your valid membership cards ready to scan as this will speed up waiting times.

Prepaid tickets: If you have prepaid tickets please have the print out ready to scan.

Tickets will also be available to purchase on arrival at the event on both days.

Tickets available soon.

Free for Members (no ticket required. Your membership card will be scanned on arrival to gain entry)
Not a Member? Join now to enjoy the benefits

£ TBA Adult (16-59yrs)
£ TBA Concession (60yrs+)
£ TBA Child (5-15yrs). Under 5s go free
Children must be accompanied by an adult.

£ TBA Family (1 adult, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 2 children)
£ TBA Family (2 adults, 3 children)
Contact details
0131 668 8885
events@hes.scot

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/spectacular-jousting-caerlaverock/

Please note:
Reenactment Scotland takes no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Friday the 31st of July 1000-1730
Saturday the 1st of August 1000-1730
Sunday the 2nd of August 1000-1730
Monday the 3rd of August 1000-1730
The Scottish Crannog Centre, Aberfeldy (MAP LINK)

The Scottish Crannog Centres biggest event yet, the Celts are Coming brings together craftspeople, artists, archaeologists and musicians from all over the country to celebrate Scotland’s prehistory. The Crannog centre is transformed into a living breathing village, with crafts including leatherworking, stone carving, woodworking, weaving, as well as boat rides in our dug-out canoes, and much, much more!

Booking for the main festival not required – private workshops will be running throughout the event

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
https://www.crannog.co.uk/what-s-on/430-celts-are-coming-2020

Facebook event link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/814399162360105/

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/celts-are-coming/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Friday the 31st of July 1000-1730
Saturday the 1st of August 1000-1730
Sunday the 2nd of August 1000-1730
Monday the 3rd of August 1000-1730
The Scottish Crannog Centre, Aberfeldy (MAP LINK)

The Scottish Crannog Centres biggest event yet, the Celts are Coming brings together craftspeople, artists, archaeologists and musicians from all over the country to celebrate Scotland’s prehistory. The Crannog centre is transformed into a living breathing village, with crafts including leatherworking, stone carving, woodworking, weaving, as well as boat rides in our dug-out canoes, and much, much more!

Booking for the main festival not required – private workshops will be running throughout the event

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
https://www.crannog.co.uk/what-s-on/430-celts-are-coming-2020

Facebook event link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/814399162360105/

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/celts-are-coming/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Friday the 31st of July 1000-1730
Saturday the 1st of August 1000-1730
Sunday the 2nd of August 1000-1730
Monday the 3rd of August 1000-1730
The Scottish Crannog Centre, Aberfeldy (MAP LINK)

The Scottish Crannog Centres biggest event yet, the Celts are Coming brings together craftspeople, artists, archaeologists and musicians from all over the country to celebrate Scotland’s prehistory. The Crannog centre is transformed into a living breathing village, with crafts including leatherworking, stone carving, woodworking, weaving, as well as boat rides in our dug-out canoes, and much, much more!

Booking for the main festival not required – private workshops will be running throughout the event

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
https://www.crannog.co.uk/what-s-on/430-celts-are-coming-2020

Facebook event link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/814399162360105/

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/celts-are-coming/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Friday the 31st of July 1000-1730
Saturday the 1st of August 1000-1730
Sunday the 2nd of August 1000-1730
Monday the 3rd of August 1000-1730
The Scottish Crannog Centre, Aberfeldy (MAP LINK)

The Scottish Crannog Centres biggest event yet, the Celts are Coming brings together craftspeople, artists, archaeologists and musicians from all over the country to celebrate Scotland’s prehistory. The Crannog centre is transformed into a living breathing village, with crafts including leatherworking, stone carving, woodworking, weaving, as well as boat rides in our dug-out canoes, and much, much more!

Booking for the main festival not required – private workshops will be running throughout the event

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
https://www.crannog.co.uk/what-s-on/430-celts-are-coming-2020

Facebook event link:
https://www.facebook.com/events/814399162360105/

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/celts-are-coming/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 22nd of August – Times TBC
Sunday the 23rd of August – Times TBC
Cultybraggan Camp, Perthshire (MAP LINK)

Scotlands now ONLY multi-period event expands to a new central location at the heart of Scotland in Perthshire.
An event run by reenactors for reenactors at the pleasure of spectators this event promises to be a cut above all other historical events in Scotland.

We at Reenactment Scotland are still gathering the information together for this event.

Any reenactment groups or individual reenactors or traders who may wish to take part please email Peter Scally with the size of the area you want /need for your display.

peterscally1@btinternet.com

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Featuring Stalls from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
https://www.facebook.com/forcesinthefield/

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/forces-in-the-field/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.

Saturday the 22nd of August – Times TBC
Sunday the 23rd of August – Times TBC
Cultybraggan Camp, Perthshire (MAP LINK)

Scotlands now ONLY multi-period event expands to a new central location at the heart of Scotland in Perthshire.
An event run by reenactors for reenactors at the pleasure of spectators this event promises to be a cut above all other historical events in Scotland.

We at Reenactment Scotland are still gathering the information together for this event.

Any reenactment groups or individual reenactors or traders who may wish to take part please email Peter Scally with the size of the area you want /need for your display.

peterscally1@btinternet.com

Featuring displays and performances from:

TBC

Featuring Stalls from:

TBC

Event organiser link:
https://www.facebook.com/forcesinthefield/

Facebook event link:
TBA

Please share with your friends and groups. Sharing link:
http://www.reenactment.scot/events/forces-in-the-field/

Please note: Reenactment Scotland take no liability for errors, subsequent changes or cancellations. You are advised to check on dates and times if you are making plans to attend.