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From the Vikings’ Midsummer Festival to St John’s Bonfire: How an ancient festival lives on today – with history, DIY ideas and recipes for your celebration.
Three days at a medieval camp, a tunic, no shower tent – and still manage to stay presentable? We show you how historical hygiene really works in everyday LARP life.
29 September, St Michael’s Day. For people in the Middle Ages, this day was far more than just a religious festival. Find out more here...
But what exactly makes a medieval fair so special? And why does it still hold such a fascination today? In this article, you’ll find out more...
Every year around 21 June, there is a very special day on the calendar: the summer solstice. Not only does it mark the longest day and the shortest night, but it also signals the official start of...
Learn how Ostara welcomes spring and discover its pagan roots. Read the article and immerse yourself in this fascinating tradition.
Imbolc is a Celtic festival celebrated on 1 February that marks the beginning of spring and the return of light. Find out more in this article...
Would you like an impressive medieval costume for Carnival? We'll show you what options you have – whether you want to be a knight, princess or Viking...
In the Middle Ages, Carnival was a festival of celebration and joy that took place shortly before the strenuous period of Lent. Find out more here...
What was love really like in the Middle Ages? In this article, we look at the different forms of love in the Middle Ages...