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The Grand Tourney of Foot
The Beaufort Companye and Sir John Savile's Household will make camp at Haddon again this year over the weekend of 11th & 12th May.
Join us and enjoy the opportunity to see these experienced re-enactors as they recreate many aspects of everyday life during the Wars of the Roses
in the latter half of the 15th Century, and present a 'Grand Tourney of Foot'.
There will also be the opportunity to Have-A-Go at Archery this weekend on the Chapel Fields.
This event is included in the admission fee. Children 15 and under enter free of charge.
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