ExploreSome of Yorkshire’s finest examples of

medieval architecture with our Church Explorers! Programme.

ExperienceAll that the medieval period has to offer with

have-a-go sword skills, falconry and popinjay archery.

DISCOVERThe intriguing history of the middle-ages

through combat displays, walks, talks and lectures.

Returning for its third exciting instalment,the Yorkshire Medieval Festival is coming to take God’s own County

back to the middle ages this Summer!With a range of events and activities to keep your little Lord or Lady entertained including Medieval Merriment at Rowntree Park as well as thought provoking talks and lectures delivered by experts you are sure to find something to

keep the family entertained this August across Yorkshire.

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Festival Venues

in York

1 Barley Hall

2 Clifford’s Tower

3 DIG

4 Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar

5 Merchant Adventurers’ Hall

6 Richard III Experience at Monk Bar

7 Rowntree Park

8 St Mary Bishophill Junior

9 York Guildhall

10 York Mansion House

11 York Minster

EXHIBITIONSChurchExplorersSome of Yorkshire’s most beautiful churches, big and small, have opened their doors for a series of exclusive walks and tours during Yorkshire Medieval Festival.

We’ve listed the participating churches below and you can find more information on each event within the programme or by visiting www.yorkshire-medieval-festival.com/church-explorers

St Helen and Holy Cross, Sheriff HuttonSaturday 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th August

St John the Baptist, HealaughWednesday 6th August

St Mary Bishophill Junior, YorkThursday 7th August

St Mary, WoodkirkSaturday 16th August

All Saints, Wold NewtonTuesday 19th August

All Saints, Wold NewtonThursday 21st August

St Helen, Bilton in Ainsty Sunday 24th & Monday 25th August

Selby Abbey, SelbyWednesday 27th August

Plague, Poverty & Prayer: A Horrible History with Terry DearyThroughout August10:00 - 16:00 daily | Barley HallNormal admission prices apply

Award winning children’s author Terry Deary comes to Barley Hall for his popular exhibition exploring life, death and all the gruesome bits in between, in York during the Middle Ages. Costumes and excerpts from the popular BBC TV show Horrible Histories take centre stage alongside archaeological evidence from York’s medieval cemeteries and records of how the people of York were treated, cured and killed by the medical practitioners of the time.www.barleyhall.co.uk

Colours of Conflict: The Wars of the Roses in YorkshireOpens Saturday 2nd August09:00 - 17:00 Mon-Thu, 09:00 - 15:30 Fri-Sat, 11:00 - 16:00 SunMerchant Adventurers’ Hall, York | Normal admission prices apply

New for Merchant Adventurers’ Hall, this exhibition explores the terrible events of the Wars of the Roses in Yorkshire, from the struggles between local families, to pitched battles that left thousands dead. Uncover the hidden stories of people who lived through these times, and learn how the War continued even beyond the death of the last Yorkist king, Richard III.www.theyorkcompany.co.uk

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Booking Information: Unless otherwise stated tickets to events listed in this guide can be purchased or pre-booked through our dedicated festival box office: 01904 615505 or www.yorkshire-

medieval-festival.com/tickets

EVENTS

Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd August10:00 - 16:00 daily I Rowntree Park, York

FREE ENTRYSome activities are FREE, others cost between one and five medieval

coin tokens available to purchase for £1 each or six for £5

Join us for an fun-packed weekend the whole family will enjoy when we kick off the third annual Yorkshire Medieval Festival at

Rowntree Park, in the heart of historic York!

Featuring a living history encampment, battle drills, knights in combat, falconry displays, colourful popinjay archery, have a go sword fighting, minstrel musicians, jesters, fantastic crafts, live performances, a bouncy castle, medieval archaeology zone and

much more this is a day out you do not want to miss!

Medieval Merriment

Church Explorers! St Helen and Holy Cross, Sheriff Hutton Saturday 2nd August14:00 - 16:00 | FREEGuided walks trace the history of this fascinating building, set in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside. With its intimate links to the Neville family and Richard III, whose son is reputed to be buried here St Helen’s is steeped in medieval history. Also discover the monuments associated with the Thweng family, who are linked to William Snawsell of Barley Hall in York through his marriage to Joan Thweng.

Medieval Craft & Mystery TourTuesday 5th August2.30pm | Start from the Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar£4 adult, £3 conc. By the late fourteenth century the celebration of the feast of Corpus Christi in York had developed into a series of religious pageants acted out by the guilds of York and drawn around the city on carts. An annual event for almost 200 years, these plays became the basis for the modern mystery plays. Join York Archaeological Trust’s Small Finds Expert and author Nicky Rogers to follow the same route taken by the wagons over 600 years ago. Sturdy footwear and outdoor clothing recommended. Upgrade your ticket on the day for £5 for a copy of Nicky’s book Medieval Craft and Mystery and access to the Henry VII experience at Micklegate Bar, where you’ll see a collection of medieval finds excavated in York over the last 40 years.

History at the HallWednesday 6th August10:00 - 16:00 | Barley Hall | Normal admission prices applyBarley Hall’s volunteer living history team are offering visitors a special treat as they take the Hall back in time, showcasing the life of servants from the late-medieval period. Join them as they recreate the sights, sounds and smells of Snawsell’s Barley Hall. With opportunities to meet characters, see demonstrations and take part in activities, this is a rare glimpse of social history brought to life in a fantastic setting.

From Richard to Henry: “That noble House of Yorke…”Wednesday 6th August14:30 | Start from the Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar£4 adult, £3 conc. Join us for a stroll around part of York’s medieval defences; starting at the new Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar and finishing at its partner attraction, The Richard III Experience at Monk Bar. The walk will use the views from these ancient fortifications to retell the stories and events that took place in York during the turbulent times of our history known as the Wars of the Roses.

To pre-book events call the box office on 01904 615505 or visit www.yorkshire-medieval-festival.com/tickets

This walk takes approx 90 minutes and requires safe walking shoes. Please note that only guide dogs are allowed on the City Walls. Upgrade your ticket to include access to the Richard III and Henry VII Experiences £7.50 Adult, £5 Conc.

Church Explorers! St John the Baptist, HealaughWednesday 6th August18:30 | FREE (donations to the church welcomed)Ramble through the historic landscape around the twelfth-century church, nestled in the Yorkshire Dales and hear how hermits, Austin canons and crusaders all left their mark on this corner of Yorkshire, as well as how Healaugh played a key part in an act of rebellion against the notorious Henry VIII. Please be advised that this walk lasts for around two hours, crossing rough, uneven ground, and will involve walking on some road verges. Participants should ensure that they are fit enough to take part, and should wear outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear. Limited space available, please register your interest to secure your place. Pre-booking recommended: 01904 615505.

Richard III & The Middleham JewelWednesday 6th August19:00 | Barley Hall | £4 adult, £3 concA fascinating talk from Dr Kate Giles from the University of York’s department of archaeology on the infamous Middleham jewel and its connection to Richard III.To combine this talk with a visit to Richard III Experience upgrade your ticket £6 Adult, £4 Conc

Church Explorers! St Mary Bishophill Junior, YorkThursday 7th August14:00 | FREE (donations to church welcomed)This enigmatic little church has in its tower the oldest standing fabric of any York church, as well as a number of unique medieval treasures, including fifteenth-century bells, stained glass and recently rediscovered grave slabs. Join us on a guided walk of the Bishophill area (departing from the church) to hear about its history in medieval York.Please be advised that this walk lasts for around one hour, and will involve walking on uneven surfaces and crossing some roads. Participants should ensure that they are fit enough to take part, and should wear outdoor clothing and sturdy footwear. Limited space available, please register your interest to secure your place. Pre-booking recommended: 01904 615505.

The York of Richard III : Late Medieval York Thursday 7th August 19:00 | Barley Hall | £4 adult, £3 concIn the late fifteenth century York was one of the largest and most economically important cities in England. This talk, from the president of the Richard III Society, explores the York that Richard III knew and the life of the citizens here in York.This is the first in our mini series of talks with the Richard III Society, if you would like to attend all three and gain access to the Richard III Experience you can upgrade: £14 Adult, £10 Conc

Warwick’s ‘Displeasure’ and the Creation of the Wydevile’s ‘Unsavoury’ ReputationFriday 8th August19:00 | Barley Hall | £4 adult, £3 concThe Wydeviles, have ‘long had a most unsavoury reputation as a family of grasping upstarts who single-mindedly exploited their connections with the crown....’, but what is the evidence for this assessment? Was the family really as bad as they have been painted or were they the victims of propaganda? Decide for yourself in this exclusive talk from the Richard III Society in the medieval townhouse of Barley Hall.This is the second in our mini series of talks with the Richard III Society, if you would like to attend all three and gain access to the Richard III Experience you can upgrade: £14 Adult, £10 Conc

Little Diggers Medieval Mischief: Kings & QueensSaturday 9th August10:30 - 11:30 | DIG | £3 per childStep back into Medieval England and find out what life was like in a castle! Come along for a special story and play session, aimed at children aged 2-5, and explore our DIG pits for some lost medieval treasures! Learn how to dress up like royalty and have a go at creating your very own crown jewels!

Swords & SiegesSaturday 9th August11:00 - 16:00 | Knaresborough Castle | Some activities are FREE, others cost between one and five medieval coin tokens available to purchase for £1 each or six for £5Spend the afternoon at a real medieval castle, and enjoy a host of events that everyone can enjoy, including medieval sword fighting workshops, tours of the castle and sallyport with tales of sieges, plus fun crafts and activities from claypot making to finger puppets and medieval flags!

Church Explorers! St Helen and Holy Cross, Sheriff HuttonSaturday 9th August14:00 - 16:00 | FREEPlease see listing from Saturday 2nd August for details.

Memorials of the Wars of the RosesSaturday 9th August19:00 | Barley Hall | £4 adult, £3 concThis lecture from Dr Christian Steer, co-editor of The Yorkist Age, will examine fifteenth century attitudes towards death, commemoration and remembrance expressed in monuments to the dead. Dr Steer will also discuss his recent identification of a manuscript reference recording what is believed to be the now lost grave of Richard III’s illegitimate daughter, Katherine.This is the final event in our mini series of talks with the Richard III Society, if you would like to attend all three and gain access to the Richard III Experience you can upgrade: £14 Adult, £10 Conc

Medieval Craft & Mystery Tour Tuesday 12th August2.30pm | Start from Micklegate Bar£4 adult, £3 conc. Please see listing from Tuesday 5th August for details.

From Richard to Henry: “That noble House of Yorke…”Wednesday 13th August14:30 | Start from the Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar£4 adult, £3 conc. Please see listing from Wednesday 6th August for details.

Medieval York with Professor David Palliser Wednesday 13th August 19:00 | Barley Hall | £5 adult, £4 conc. Tickets include a wine & cheese receptionJoin us for the launch of this exciting new publication from Professor David Palliser; Medieval York will be introduced in the historic and atmospheric surroundings of Barley Hall, the beautiful medieval townhouse, nestled away in the heart of the city. With the opportunity to meet the author, have an expert-led tour of the building, hear the story of its restoration and experience living history from the Barley Hall servants and hearing authentic live music from the period - this event is sure to be a highlight of this year’s Medieval Festival.This event is supported by The Yorkshire Architectural & York Archeological Society (YAYAS)

Church Explorers! St Mary, WoodkirkSaturday 16th August10:00 - 16:00 | FREEOnce home to a cell of the same Austin canons who owned Barley Hall, and reputedly the place where the Mystery Plays known as the ‘Townley Cycle’ were written, Woodkirk hosts a medieval day featuring

colour, history and drama, all in preparation for the medieval Lee Fair on Monday 25th August, England’s oldest charter fair!

Little Diggers Medieval Mischief: Knight SchoolSaturday 16th August10:30 - 11:30 | DIG | £3 per childEver wondered what life would be like for a medieval knight of old? This is your chance to meet a knight from the battlefield and be put through your paces in combat school! Learn all about medieval weapons and armour, and design the shield you would carry on to the field. Could you do battle with a dragon and save the day?

Tall Tales & TroubadoursSaturday 16th August11:00 - 16:00 | Knaresborough Castle | Some activities are FREE, others cost between one and five medieval coin tokens available to purchase for £1 each or six for £5Fantastic medieval stories, music, castle and sallyport tours with s fun crafts - from clay pots to finger puppets, flags and medieval standards!

Church Explorers! St Helen and Holy Cross, Sheriff Hutton Saturday 16th August14:00 - 16:00 | FREEPlease see listing from Saturday 2nd August for details.

Western Martial Arts with the Hotspur School of Defence: Medieval Combat ClassMonday 18th to Friday 22nd August11:00, 13:30, 15:30 | York Guildhall | £7 adult, £5 conc, £20 family of 4*, £25 family of 5*An exciting new addition to the 2014 Yorkshire Medieval Festival! Come along to the magnificent Guildhall in the centre of York for a fantastic combat class led by the Hotspur School of Defence, a local Western Martial Arts group. Incorporating fight demonstrations as well as the

chance for you to get hands on and have a go at sword fighting yourself with the

opportunity to see and handle a variety of medieval weaponry, this really is an exciting highlight to this year’s programme.Each session lasts an hour and a half

and participants are asked to wear sturdy footwear with some grip to the soles. Suitable for ages 5+, both adults and children can be catered for.*Family prices are based on 2 adults and 2 children or 2 adults and 3 children

To pre-book events call the box office on 01904 615505 or visit www.yorkshire-medieval-festival.com/tickets

Lacerations & Perforations: The Physical Effects of Sharp Force TraumaMonday 18th August18:30 | York Mansion House | £4 adult, £3 concThis lecture will explore the notion that we should consider human anatomy whilst looking at medieval combat in an effort to fully understand the damage sharp weapons would have when people are facing one another in earnest combat. Examining various cases of modern day sharp force injuries and deaths and exploring the force needed to actually damage various areas of the body this lecture will provide food for thought and will help emphasise what injuries would cause a minor cut and which would cause mortal wounds. Please Note: This Lecture will include graphic images of fatal injuries and is not advised for those with a nervous disposition or the very young.

Church Explorers! All Saints, Wold NewtonTuesday 19th August 10:00 - 16:00 | FREE Described by the architectural historian Pevsner as ‘a humble church of great interest’, this twelfth-century building, features a stunning south doorway and stone font, and for three days during the festival will be hosting artwork created by the children of Wold Newton Primary School, celebrating the restoration of the historic cruck barn at nearby Octon, the site of a shrunken medieval village!

Mini Medievalists York JauntTuesday 19th August10:30 | Start from Merchant Adventurers’ Hall | £6 per child (one accompanying adult FOC, additional adults £3)Join your knowledgeable tour guide at the 657 year old Merchant Adventurers’ Hall for a fascinating trip around Medieval York. Experience the sights and learn about the sounds and smells which would have greeted Medieval merchants as they went about their business, selling their goods on the streets of York. Follow up your tour with a trip to historic Barley Hall for a morning of exciting activities for the family.This is a walking tour so please wear comfortable footwear.

Hotspur School of Defence: Medieval Combat ClassTuesday 19th August11:00, 13:30, 15:30 | York Guildhall | £7 adult, £5 conc, £20 family of 4*, £25 family of 5*Please see listing from Monday 18th August for details.

Hotspur School of Defence: Medieval Combat ClassWednesday 20th August11:00, 13:30, 15:30 | York Guildhall | £7 adult, £5 conc, £20 family of 4*, £25 family of 5*Please see listing from Monday 18th August for details.

From Richard to Henry: “That noble House of Yorke…” Wednesday 20th August14:30 | Start from the Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar£4 adult, £3 conc. Please see listing from Wednesday 6th August for details.

Harry Hotspur: Exploring What Makes a Knight & WarriorWednesday 20th August18:30 | York Mansion House | £4 adult, £3 concSir Henry “Hotspur” Percy was a late medieval English nobleman and perhaps one of the finest examples of a traditional Knight. His nickname was bestowed upon him as a tribute to his speed a readiness to attack in battle. This lecture will look at the exploits of Hotspur throughout his life, examining his personal victories, defeats, experiences on campaign and his tactics, presenting him as a paradigm of a medieval English Knight.

Church Explorers! All Saints, Wold NewtonThursday 21st August10:00 - 16:00 | FREE Please see listing from Tuesday 19th August for details.

Mini Medievalists York JauntThursday 21st August10:30 | Start from Merchant Adventurers’ Hall | £6 per child (one accompanying adult FOC, additional adults £3)Please see listing from Tuesday 19th August for details.

Hotspur School of Defence: Medieval Combat ClassThursday 21st August11:00, 13:30, 15:30 | York Guildhall | £7 adult, £5 conc, £20 family of 4*, £25 family of 5*Please see listing from Monday 18th August for details.

Hotspur School of Defence: Medieval Combat ClassFriday 22nd August11:00, 13:30, 15:30 | York Guildhall | £7 adult, £5 conc, £20 family of 4*, £25 family of 5*Please see listing from Monday 18th August for details.

Hollywood & The Sword: Dispelling Popular Myths about Medieval CombatFriday 22nd August18:30 | York Mansion House | £4 adult, £3 concMedieval combat is a hot topic in Hollywood, however it is something that is often poorly presented and little understood. In a film or television programme a choreographed fight should tell a story but this lecture will demonstrate how depictions of fight scenes can often result in various misconceptions and misunderstandings about the realities of historical combat. Looking at various examples from the film and television we will examine what is done well, what is done poorly, and suggesting what could be done to improve.

Little Diggers Medieval Mischief: Minstrels & MusicSaturday 23rd August10:30 - 11:30 | DIG | £3 per childWe’ll be making lots of music at DIG this summer with a tuneful visit from some medieval minstrels. Join us for songs and crafts,and learn some of the stories about beautiful princesses and brave knights. Come along to sing, bash an instrument or just have fun!

Church Explorers! St Helen and Holy Cross, Sheriff HuttonSaturday 23rd August14:00 - 16:00 | FREEPlease see listing from Saturday 2nd August for details.

Church Explorers! St Helen, Bilton in Ainsty Sunday 24th August 14:00 - 17:00 | FREEExplore this gem of a medieval church in the beautiful Yorkshire countryside, adorned with pre-Conquest and twelfth-century sculptures, plus a mysterious female effigy made of stone from c.1300. The tour also includes an in-depth look into historic skills used in the middle ages, such as beekeeping and hedgerow-foraging. Discover more of the local history and extend your visit to include Healaugh: St John the Baptist, and Wighill: All Saints, two churches nearby, both featuring amazing twelfth-century sculptures and architecture and easily accessible by car.

Church Explorers! St Helen, Bilton in AinstyMonday 25th August 14:00 - 17:00 | FREEPlease see listing from Sunday 24th August for details.

Mini Medievalists York JauntTuesday 26th August10:30 | Start from Merchant Adventurers’ Hall | £6 per child (one accompanying adult FOC, additional adults £3)Please see listing from Tuesday 19th August for details.

Church Explorers! Selby Abbey, SelbyWednesday 27th August10:00 – 17:00 | FREE Experience the history and beauty of Selby Abbey for a day of fun, interactive activities. Have a go at pottery, see historic crafts in action, handle archaeological finds and explore the treasures of the Abbey in this enjoyable family open day. Featuring timed performances of a new play based on the life of Benedict of Auxerre and the early history of the Abbey, devised and delivered by Selby Abbey Drama Group, with props by Brotherton and Byram Community Primary School; expect an afternoon as historic as the setting!

From Richard to Henry: “That noble House of Yorke…”Wednesday 27th August14:30 | Start from the Henry VII Experience at Micklegate Bar£4 adult, £3 conc. Please see listing from Wednesday 6th August for details.

Mini Medievalists York JauntThursday 28th August10:30 | Start from Merchant Adventurers’ Hall | £6 per child (one accompanying adult FOC, additional adults £3)Please see listing from Tuesday 19th August for details.

Little Diggers Medieval Mischief: Tournament Time!Saturday 30th August10:30 - 11:30 | DIG | £3 per childIt’s time for a medieval tournament- are you ready to take part? Join us at DIG for a morning of games, challenges and acts of daring. You’ll need to wear your helmet and mount your horse to get around our adventurous obstacle course- can you impress the crowds and win the favour of the king?

More Medieval Events

from our friends

in Yorkshire...

Yorkshire DayFriday 1st August11:00 - 15:00 | Pontefract Castle | FREEYorkshire Flags and Roses, children’s “Wattle and Daub” activity and conservation tours. Tours at 11:00 and 15:00. This is a Wakefield Council event.

York Guildhall Open DaysMonday 4th to Monday 11th August10:00 - 15:00 | York Guildhall | FREEA special chance within Yorkshire Medieval Festival to come and see this magnificent medieval Hall, which is an essential part of the city’s history. This is a City of York Council event.

Assize of AleSaturday 9th August10:30 | York Guildhall | FREE (small charge applies for wet sponges! all monies to the Lord Mayor’s charities)See the Guild of Scriveners prepare in their medieval finery for the historic assize of ale; this medieval tradition sees York’s Sheriff and the members of the Guild ‘test’ the quality of York’s ale with a tour around the city’s finest free houses. For the morning of the assize visitors can see the members preparing and buy wet sponges to throw at them when they are hauled to the stocks! This is a City of York Council event.

Seal Making at GuildhallSaturday 9th August10:00- 12:00 & 14:00 - 16:00 | York Guildhall | FREEWhilst the Guild is preparing for the assize of ale today, why not come next door to the Lord Mayor’s residence to have a go at recreating the ancient 13th century city seal of York using a genuine Victorian press!This is a City of York Council event.

Macbeth by Heartbreak ProductionsFriday 15th August19:00 | Pontefract CastleAdvance tickets: £10 adults, £5 children, £25 family (2 adults and 2 children). On the gate: £12.50 adults, £6 children, £30 familyShakespeare’s powerful tragedy brought to life among the castle ruins!Tickets can be bought over the phone or in person from:Pontefract Castle 01977 723440 (Wednesday – Sunday) or online at www.wakefield.gov.uk/castleevents This is a Wakefield Council event.

Pomfret 60 Archery Tournament Saturday 30th August 11:00 - 15:00 | Pontefract Castle | FREEEnjoy the last days of the summer holidays with The Wakefield Archers at their annual longbow archery tournament in the historic surroundings of Pontefract Castle.This is a Wakefield Council event.

Church Explorers! St Helen and Holy Cross, Sheriff HuttonSaturday 30th August14:00 - 16:00 | FREEPlease see listing from Saturday 2nd August for details.

You Are What You AteThroughout August10:00 - 19:00 Mon, Tue, Thu. 10:00 - 17:00 Fri (closed 13:00 - 14:00 weekdays) 09:30 - 13:00 SatHemsworth Library, Wakefield | FREEThe You Are What You Ate interactive exhibit has been devised by a team of experts from across Yorkshire and includes bones, beer goggles, a medieval cooking pot, recipe cards - and much more! It can be found at Hemsworth Library throughout AugustFunded by the Wellcome Trust and run in conjunction with Wakefield Council, the University of Leeds and the University of Bradford.

York Minster Summer Holiday ActivitiesEvery Wednesday throughout August - finishes on the 28thNormal admission times and prices apply, plus £2.50 per participantCome along and enjoy coffee, cake and hands-on craft activities this summer holiday; take a journey through York Minster’s fascinating history and create a mini masterpiece every week in the surroundings of this magnificent example of medieval gothic architecture in the heart of York.Suitable for ages 5+, children must be accompanied by an adult. Small charge made for refreshments supplied by York Minster Community.This is a York Minster event.

English Heritage Medieval EventsThroughout AugustVarious Times & LocationsEnglish Heritage have a range of fun medieval events taking place at their historic properties throughout the Region - from Richmond, Middleham, Scarborough and Conisborough Castles, to Whitby Abbey and Clifford’s Tower.Normal admission prices apply for most events, but some have additional fees - see www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout.events for more information.These are English Heritage events.

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