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For one day only, come and see the Knights of Albion as they perform in a jousting tournament for the finale of medieval month!
Follow the story of brave King Arthur, the true King of the Britons, as he pulls the sword from the stone, then battles his nemisees, Morgana and Vortigern along with his faithful right hand, Sir Lancelot.
Why not come along and cheer for your favourite knight.
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