Tewkesbury Medieval Festival

Tewkesbury Medieval Festival

What to expect

  • Parade
  • Battle Reenactment
  • Historical Encampment
  • Live Music
Tewkesbury Medieval Festival is widely regarded as the biggest free Medieval gathering in Europe with over 2000 re-enactors and traders travelling from as far afield as France, Poland, Belgium, Spain, Italy, and Germany. Many live in full Medieval style for the weekend and welcome visitors to the living history camps around the battlefield, King Edward’s camp on Windmill Hill, and Queen Margaret’s camp in Bloody Meadow. The re-enactors cook over open fires, fettle their armour ready for battle, weave, sew, play Medieval board games, whittle spoons, and a myriad of other things. In our large Medieval market you can buy anything from a full harness of armour or cooking range to a bottle of mead or a leather belt. We also have a large exhibition tent where you will find displays from historical societies

Event Info

Dates
10–11 July 2027
Time
11:00am – 6:00pm daily
Location
Tewkesbury town centre, GL20 5SX
Price
Free
Ticket Purchase
Not required
Refreshments
Food vendors
Event Size
Large
Parking
Parking costs just £10 per car all day. Please do NOT park on the streets surrounding the festival

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Fri clear sky 9° 9°
Sat broken clouds 13° 7°
Sun overcast clouds 12° 6°
Mon broken clouds 11° 5°
Tue light rain 11° 4°

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