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Safety First

Please take care while youenjoy the festival. Always

obey safety instructions andstay well behind the rope

barriers at the archery andjousting events.

Never walk behind archerytargets or cross the

jousting arena.

Keep a close eye on childrenand keep dogs on leads at

all times.

Visitors with young children ordogs should note that somedisplays feature loud bangs.

Please note:- there are notoilet facilities at the

Major Oak.

The Major Oak

Monday 13th August

11amOPENING CEREMONYJoin Robin and some of the colourfulfestival cast as they get together to openthe 28th annual Robin Hood Festival.Let’s hope the Sheriff doesn’t spoil thefun!

No Jousting Today

JOUSTING DAYSWEDNESDAY 15TH AUGUSTSATURDAY 18TH AUGUST

SUNDAY 19TH AUGUST

From 11amMEDIEVAL MAKEOVERSHave your looks transformed by FunKeyProductions. £3.50 per face.

12.15pmWHAT A PALAVER!Everybody’s favourite jesters bring somelight hearted lunacy to the Visitor Centre.

1.15pmBLAST FROM THE PASTGive a warm welcome to these medievalmusicians as the join the festival cast forthe first time.

2.15pmBILLY OF LOXLEYJapes & jokes from these energetic fools.

And throughout the day from 11amwatch out for performances in theVisitor Centre and around the MajorOak path from festival folk including:

Crazy Dutch Regulars - Enjoy traditionalDutch folk songs from these Festivalfans.

Justin de Frais - Meet this KnightHospitaler and listen to his tales ofblood, gore and adventure.

Mildew & Spasm - Medieval numskulls.

Sir Ralph of Epperstone - This medievalquack has a packful of remedies topeddle!

Sir Paul Of Worcester - Juggling jester.

Simple Tom - Mischief making to put asmile on your face.

Sloe Gin - Enjoy a musical welcomefrom this colourful medieval duo.

Open Air TheatreIn the Jousting Arena At the Visitor Centre At the Major Oak

Open Air Theatre tickets on sale at gate 15 mins before each show. Adult £1, child & concession 50p, family (2 + 2) £2.50 per performance (each show approx 30mins).

From 11amMEDIEVAL TIMESMingle with costumed characters as theydemonstrate their crafts and skills.

11.45am & 2.00pmBILL BROOKMAN & FRIENDSA colourful mix of music, dance, circusarts and audience participation.

12.45 & 2.45pmSKIRMISHINGWho knows what may happen whenRobin discovers the Sheriff’s mendemanding taxes from the poor inSherwood Forest (Please be aware, stuntfighting can be worrying to youngerchildren unless explained to them).

1pmMEDIEVAL MANIAX ‘Death by laughter’Giggle and guffaw as the fatal foolsamuse and bemuse you. These awardwinning street-performers are ready tomake you laugh with their historicalhysterics.

3.15pm MAJOR OAK MAYHEMA great opportunity to see some of thebest of the festival’s entertainers in onecrazy cabaret. The program will changeevery performance as we select the actson a day by day basis. The highlights ofso many shows hosted by themagnificent Medieval Maniax.

Don’t forget to visit EdwinstoweVillage and the Totally Locally

Robin Hood Scarecrow Festival.

Nottinghamshire County Council reserves the right to cancel or substitute activities without prior notice. In the event of cancellation liability isstrictly limited to a refund of some or part of the appropriate admission fee if this has been paid in advance at the management’s discretion.

Please note: All our staff are either in uniform or wear official namebadges. They will be pleased to help with information or in an emergency.

4.15pm THE SILVER ARROW CHALLENGE!Take part in this fun archery challengeunderneath the MAJOR OAK. Collect anentry form from Visitor Information by3pm today and we’ll pick out of the hatthree archers from each age category to ‘shoot it out’ at 4.15pm for a Silver

Arrow trophy. Free entry, minimum age 8.

Visit the Storytellers Tent to listen to tales from master storytellers,Past Imagined and enjoy medievalmelodies from Hautbois and TrevorJames.

Learn about some traditional woodlandcrafts with Artisan Crafts, and kids havecan have a go at willow weaving for £1.

Around the Major Oak Path

12noonJESTER FLIPFLAPMaynard Flip Flap the award winningJester is not to be missed. Maynardtosses eggs high into the air thenattempts to catch them on his head. It’s afoolish stunt but he’s the idiot to tryit...come and see this hilarious trick.

1pmTHE BILLY OF LOXLEY SHOWUsing traditional clowning techniques withhilarious effect – fun-filled, energetic, non-stop and full of audience participation –this is definitely one to join in on!

2pmWHAT A PALAVER present... A carnival of chaos, featuring theinternationally renowned bed of nails,plus even more derring-do, fun andfrivolity.

3pmJESTER FLIPFLAP More medieval fun and frolics with thiscrazy festival newcomer.

Tuesday 14 August 7pm RHYTHMS OF SHERWOOD

Thursday 16 August 7.30pm TWILIGHT TALES

Saturday 18 August 7.30pmAN EVENING OF MEDIEVALMERRIMENT!

Details & tickets (subject to availability) from Visitor Information

Festival Evening Events

Festival highlights whereyou see this symbol.

Tuesday 14th August

No Jousting Today

JOUSTING DAYSWEDNESDAY 15TH AUGUSTSATURDAY 18TH AUGUST

SUNDAY 19TH AUGUST

11.15amHAUTBOISEnjoy a musical interlude with thistalented duo of medieval minstrels.

12.15pmBILLY OF LOXLEYJapes & jokes from these energetic fools.

1.30pmWALK WITH HAWKSPlaces limited pre-booking requiredat Visitor InformationTake a walk with falconer Chris Miller andhis birds. A chance to get up close andpersonal with these beautiful creaturesand learn some fascinating facts about‘the sport of kings’. Adults £5, children£2.50. Sorry no dogs.

2pmKING JOHNS LOST LOOT Great news! A treasure chest has beenlost somewhere in the forest and the raceis on to find it. Could it be Gold, Cash orJewels? Solve the puzzle and help Robinand the Merry Outlaws get the loot beforethe Sheriffs men? £2 per leaflet. Lastpermit issued at 2.30pm.

2.45pmWHAT A PALAVER!This wonderfully silly duo could makeeven the Sheriff of Nottingham giggle,and probably will!

Look out for performances from:Crazy Dutch Regulars, Justin de Frais,Sir Paul of Worcester, Hautbois,Sir Ralph of Epperstone, Simple Tom,Mildew & Spasm, Trevor James Minstrel,What A Palaver, Sloe Gin, Billy of Loxley & Blast From The Past

Open Air TheatreIn the Jousting Arena At the Visitor Centre At the Major Oak

Open Air Theatre tickets on sale at gate 15 mins before each show. Adult £1, child & concession 50p, family (2 + 2) £2.50 per performance (each show approx 30mins).

From 11amMEDIEVAL TIMESMingle with costumed characters as theydemonstrate their crafts and skills, listento the Ratcatcher’s Tails, discover why themedieval surgeon was so feared andhave a go at archery with the ForestArcher.

11am, 1.30pm & 2.30pmBILL BROOKMAN & FRIENDSA colourful mix of music, dance, circusarts and audience participation.

11.30am & 12.45pmSKIRMISHINGWho knows what may happen whenRobin discovers the Sheriff’s mendemanding taxes from the poor inSherwood Forest (Please be aware, stuntfighting can be worrying to youngerchildren unless explained to them).

12noonTHE MEDIEVAL MANIAX ‘Miracle Elixir’This show premiered here a few yearsago and as a special treat the Maniaxbring it back this year. These crazy comicsnake-oil salesmen attempt to rip you offand con you with their astonishinglyamazing potions.

4.15pm THE SILVER ARROW CHALLENGE!Take part in this fun archery challengeunderneath the MAJOR OAK. Collect anentry form from Visitor Information by3pm today and we’ll pick out of the hatthree archers from each age category to ‘shoot it out’ at 4.15pm for a Silver Arrow trophy. Free entry, minimum age 8.

Nottinghamshire County Council reserves the right to cancel or substitute activities without prior notice. In the event of cancellation liability isstrictly limited to a refund of some or part of the appropriate admission fee if this has been paid in advance at the management’s discretion.

Please note: All our staff are either in uniform or wear official namebadges. They will be pleased to help with information or in an emergency.

11amNO STRINGS PUPPETSEnjoy a hilarious re-telling of Robin Hoodand the Monk with Master puppeteer,Alan Kirkpatrick, a traditional tale for allages.

12noonWHAT A PALAVER – present A carnival of chaos, featuring theinternationally renowned bed of nails, pluseven more derring-do, fun and frivolity.

1pmJESTER FLIPFLAP Maynard Flip Flap the award winningJester is not to be missed. Maynard tosseseggs high into the air then attempts tocatch them on his head. It’s a foolish stuntbut he’s the idiot to try it...come and seethis hilarious trick and much more just assilly - much loved by young and old alike.

2.30pm NO STRINGS PUPPETSIf you missed it this morning, catchMaster Puppeteer, Alan Kirkpatrick’shilarious re-telling of Robin Hood and theMonk, a traditional tale for all ages.

3.30pm JESTER FLIPFLAPMore medieval fun and frolics with thiscrazy festival newcomer.

Don’t forget to visit Edwinstowe Village and the Totally Locally

Robin Hood Scarecrow Festival.

Workshop times 7-8pm & 8.30-9.30pmRHYTHMS OF SHERWOOD DRUMMING WORKSHOP Join Festival drummers 'Rhythmic Unity'in the Open Air Theatre for an evening ofinteractive drumming.

Rhythmic Unity offer you a uniqueopportunity to experience what it is like tobe a 'Sherwood Drummer'. Noexperience necessary, drums areprovided all you need is enthusiasm anda smile.

£3 per session, Family ticket (2 + 2) £10 £5 for 2 hour session, Family ticket. £18 Tickets from Visitor Information subject toavailability.

Catering is not provided, but you arewelcome to bring your own refreshmentsto this event.

OTHER FESTIVAL EVENING EVENTSINCLUDE:

Thursday 16th at 7.30pmTWILIGHT TALES

Saturday 18th at 7.30-10pmAN EVENING OF MEDIEVALMERRIMENT!Details and tickets from Visitor

Information.

Special Evening Events

Festival highlights whereyou see this symbol.

Wednesday 15th August

12noon & 2pm FALCONRY DISPLAYAdmire the speed, grace, power andbeauty of hawks, falcons and owls, flownto perfection by Ye Olde Redtail Falconry.A spectacular family show with more thanone chance to join in!

2.30pmJOUSTINGEnjoy the action, the pageantry, the thrills and spills at the first of the festival’sjousting tournaments. Cheer, jeer andmake plenty of noise as the dastardlySheriff faces his foe – bold Robin Hood.

IF YOU HAVE ENJOYED THE FESTIVALDON’T MISS OUR POPULAR LIVINGHISTORY EVENTS, On The Homefrontat Rufford Abbey 1 & 2 September and Sherwood Through The Ages here on 29 & 30 September

From 11amMEDIEVAL MAKEOVERSHave your looks transformed by FunKeyProductions. £3.50 per face.

11am, 1.30pm & 3.15pmBLAST FROM THE PASTEnjoy medieval melodies and storiesfrom these festival newcomers.

2.45pmROBIN HOOD & THE MONKA hilarious re-telling of this traditionaltale.

And throughout the day from 11amwatch out for performances in theVisitor Centre and around the MajorOak path from festival folk including:

The Billy of Loxley Troupe, Simple Tom,Crazy Dutch Regulars, Justin de Frais,Sloe Gin, Sir Ralph of Epperstone,Mildew & Spasm, Sir Paul of Worcester

Open Air TheatreIn the Jousting Arena At the Visitor Centre At the Major Oak

Open Air Theatre tickets on sale at gate 15 mins before each show. Adult £1, child & concession 50p, family (2 + 2) £2.50 per performance (each show approx 30mins).

From 11amMEDIEVAL TIMESMingle with costumed characters as theydemonstrate their crafts and skills, listento the Ratcatcher’s Tails, discover whythe medieval surgeon was so feared andhave a go at archery with the ForestArcher.

11amBILL BROOKMAN & FRIENDSA colourful mix of music, dance, circusarts and audience participation.

12noon & 2.30pmHAUTBOISEnjoy a musical interlude from thesetalented musicians away from the fray ofthis afternoon’s jousting tourney…

1pmTHE MEDIEVAL MANIAX ‘Death by Laughter’ Giggle and guffaw as the fatal foolsamuse and bemuse you. These awardwinning street-performers are ready tomake you laugh with their historicalhysterics.

3.30pm MAJOR OAK MAYHEMA great opportunity to see some of thebest of the festival’s entertainers in onecrazy cabaret. The program will changeevery performance as we select the actson a day by day basis. The highlights ofso many shows hosted by themagnificent Medieval Maniax.

Nottinghamshire County Council reserves the right to cancel or substitute activities without prior notice. In the event of cancellation liability isstrictly limited to a refund of some or part of the appropriate admission fee if this has been paid in advance at the management’s discretion.

Please note: All our staff are either in uniform or wear official namebadges. They will be pleased to help with information or in an emergency.

11.30am NO STRINGS PUPPETSEnjoy a hilarious re-telling of Robin Hoodand the Monk with Master puppeteer,Alan Kirkpatrick, a traditional tale for allages.

12.15pmTHE BILLY OF LOXLEY SHOW Using traditional clowning techniqueswith hilarious effect – fun-filled,energetic, non-stop and full of audienceparticipation – this is definitely one tojoin in on!

1.30pmJESTER FLIPFLAP Maynard Flip Flap the award winningJester is not to be missed. Maynardtosses eggs high into the air thenattempts to catch them on his head. It’s afoolish stunt but he’s the idiot to tryit...come and see this hilarious trick.

3.45pm JESTER FLIPFLAPMore medieval fun and frolics with thiscrazy festival newcomer.

Thursday 16th at 7.30pmTWILIGHT TALES

Saturday 18th at 7.30-10pmAN EVENING OF MEDIEVALMERRIMENT!

Prebooking essentialFor further details, ticket prices &availability please pick up a leaflet fromVisitor Information.

Festival Evening Events

Visit the Storytellers Tent to listen to tales from master storytellers,Past Imagined and enjoy music fromminstrel Trevor James.

Learn about some traditional woodlandcrafts with Artisan Crafts, and weaveyour own willow fish for just £1.

Around the Major Oak Path

DON’T FORGET TO VISITEDWINSTOWE VILLAGE AND THEARTS AND CRAFT CENTRE, where youwill find a warm welcome at the pubs,cafes and gift shops and the TotallyLocally Robin Hood Scarecrow Festival

Festival highlights whereyou see this symbol.

Thursday 16th August

Next Jousting 2.30pm On Saturday 18th August

11.15am & 12.15pmHAUTBOISEnjoy a musical interlude with thistalented duo of medieval minstrels.

1.15pmBLAST FROM THE PASTEnjoy medieval melodies and storiesfrom these festival newcomers.

Open Air TheatreIn the Jousting Arena At the Visitor Centre At the Major Oak

Open Air Theatre tickets on sale at gate 15 mins before each show. Adult £1, child & concession 50p, family (2 + 2) £2.50 per performance (each show approx 30mins).

From 11amMEDIEVAL TIMESMingle with costumed characters as theydemonstrate their crafts and skills, listento the Ratcatcher’s Tails, discover whythe medieval surgeon was so feared.

THE FOREST ARCHERHave a go archery for all the family. £2for 5 arrows.

11am, 1.30pm & 2.30pmBILL BROOKMAN & FRIENDSA colourful mix of music, dance, circusarts and audience participation.

11.30am & 12.45pmSKIRMISHINGWho knows what may happen whenRobin discovers the Sheriff’s mendemanding taxes from the poor inSherwood Forest (Please be aware,stunt fighting can be worrying to youngerchildren unless explained to them).

12noon THE MEDIEVAL MANIAX ‘Miracle Elixir’ This show premiered here a few yearsago and as a special treat the Maniaxbring it back this year. These crazy comicsnake-oil salesmen attempt to rip you offand con you with their astonishinglyamazing potions.

Nottinghamshire County Council reserves the right to cancel or substitute activities without prior notice. In the event of cancellation liability isstrictly limited to a refund of some or part of the appropriate admission fee if this has been paid in advance at the management’s discretion.

Please note: All our staff are either in uniform or wear official namebadges. They will be pleased to help with information or in an emergency.

11amNO STRINGS PUPPETSEnjoy a hilarious re-telling of Robin Hoodand the Monk with Master puppeteer,Alan Kirkpatrick, a traditional tale for allages.

12noonWHAT A PALAVER present... A carnival of chaos, featuring theinternationally renowned bed of nails,plus even more derring-do, fun andfrivolity.

1pmJACK O ALL TRADES Jester Jack is a man of many talents andmakes a welcome return to the festival allthe way from the USA. Using his skillsand plenty of help from you, our ‘willing’audience, watch him perform feats ofbravery, daring and side-splitting silliness!

2.30pm NO STRINGS PUPPETSIf you missed it this morning, catchMaster Puppeteer, Alan Kirkpatrick’shilarious re-telling of Robin Hood and theMonk, a traditional tale for all ages.

3.30pm JACK OF ALL TRADESMore wacky antics from Jester Jack…

Visit the Storytellers Tent to listen to tales from master storytellers,Past Imagined.

Learn about some traditional woodlandcrafts with Artisan Crafts, and weaveyour own willow fish for just £1.

And throughout the day from 11amwatch out for performances in theVisitor Centre and around the MajorOak path from colourful festival folkincluding:

What A Palaver, Crazy Dutch Regulars,Justin de Frais, Sir Paul of Worcester, Sir Ralph of Epperstone, Simple Tom,Trevor James Minstrel, Billy of Loxley

Around the Major Oak Path

11.30am – 12.30pm DRUMMING WORKSHOP Places limited pre-booking requiredat Visitor InformationLearn a new skill this festival and havesome fun with festival drummersRhythmic Unity. No experience necessaryjust enthusiasm! £3 per person, £10 per family (2+2)

12.30pm WALK WITH HAWKSPlaces limited pre-booking requiredat Visitor InformationTake a walk with falconer Chris Miller andhis birds. A chance to learn somefascinating facts about ‘the sport of kings’. Adults £5, children £2.50. Sorry no dogs.

2pmMAID MARIAN’S MISSING Hear ye, hear ye hear ye. Its the day ofthe wedding between the beautiful Marianand the Lord High Sheriff of Nottingham.But the bride has gone missing! Can youfind her before the Sheriffs guards? Cluesto her whereabouts are to be foundaround the forest. Solve the puzzle andsave the day. Trail leaflets £2 – last permitissued at 2.30pm.

Starting from the Visitor Centre

Don’t forget to visit Edwinstowe Village and the Totally Locally

Robin Hood Scarecrow Festival.

7.30pm from the Visitor CentreTWILIGHT TALESJoin talented duo Past Imagined &Minstrel, Trevor James on a gentlestory walk back through time forspellbinding tales of mystery andmagic and haunting melodies frommedieval times!

Tickets £4 per person are limited andmust be purchased in advance (subjectto availability) from Visitor Information.

Distance ¾ mile. Not suitable for under 7s. Sorry, no dogs.

Today’s Special Evening Event

Saturday 18th AN EVENING OF MEDIEVALMERRIMENT!7.30 – 10pm Details and tickets from VisitorInformation.

Don’t Miss

Festival highlights whereyou see this symbol.

Friday 17th August

Next Jousting 2.30pm On Saturday 18th August

11.15am, 12.15pmHAUTBOIS Enjoy a musical interlude with thistalented duo of medieval minstrels.

1.15pmTHE BILLY OF LOXLEY TROUPEThis jesting troupe bring laughter to theVisitor Centre!

Open Air TheatreIn the Jousting Arena At the Visitor Centre At the Major Oak

Open Air Theatre tickets on sale at gate 15 mins before each show. Adult £1, child & concession 50p, family (2 + 2) £2.50 per performance (each show approx 30mins).

From 11amMEDIEVAL TIMESMingle with costumed characters as theydemonstrate their crafts and skills,discover why the medieval surgeon wasso feared and marvel at the medievalalchemist.

THE FOREST ARCHERHave a go archery for all the family. £2 for 5 arrows.

11am & 1.30pmBILL BROOKMAN & FRIENDSA colourful mix of music, dance, circusarts and audience participation.

11.45am & 12.45pmSKIRMISHINGWho knows what may happen whenRobin discovers the Sheriff’s mendemanding taxes from the poor inSherwood Forest (Please be aware,stunt fighting can be worrying to youngerchildren unless explained to them).

12noon THE MEDIEVAL MANIAX ‘Death by Laughter’ This show premiered here a few yearsago and as a special treat the Maniaxbring it back this year.

3pmMAJOR OAK MAYHEMA great opportunity to see some of thebest of the festival’s entertainers in onecrazy cabaret. The program will changeevery performance as we select the actson a day by day basis. The highlights ofso many shows hosted by themagnificent Medieval Maniax.

Nottinghamshire County Council reserves the right to cancel or substitute activities without prior notice. In the event of cancellation liability isstrictly limited to a refund of some or part of the appropriate admission fee if this has been paid in advance at the management’s discretion.

Please note: All our staff are either in uniform or wear official namebadges. They will be pleased to help with information or in an emergency.

11amTHE BILLY OF LOXLEY SHOWUsing traditional clowning techniques withhilarious effect – fun-filled, energetic, non-stop and full of audience participation –this is definitely one to join in on!

12noonJACK O ALL TRADES Jester Jack is a man of many talents andmakes a welcome return to the festival allthe way from the USA. Using his skillsand plenty of help from you, our ‘willing’audience, watch him perform feats ofbravery, daring and side-splitting silliness!

1pmWHAT A PALAVER present... A carnival of chaos, featuring theinternationally renowned bed of nails, pluseven more derring-do, fun and frivolity.

2pm JACK OF ALL TRADESDon’t miss this high energy jester all theway from the USA.

3.30pm JACK OF ALL TRADESToday’s final dose of wacky antics fromJester Jack…

Visit the Storytellers Tent to listen to tales from master storytellers,Past Imagined.

Learn about some traditional woodlandcrafts with Artisan Crafts, and weaveyour own willow fish for just £1.

And throughout the day from 11amwatch out for performances in theVisitor Centre and around the MajorOak path from colourful festival folkincluding:

What A Palaver - Inspired lunacy.

Bill Brookman & Friends - Crazy capers.

The Billy of Loxley Troupe - Energeticfools.

Blast From The Past - Wanderingminstrels.

Crazy Dutch Regulars - Traditional tunes.

Justin de Frais - Knight Hospitaler.

Mildew & Spasm - Medieval numskulls.

Sir Ralph of Epperstone - Medievalquack.

Simple Tom - Mischief making.

Sloe Gin - Musical welcome.

Trevor James Minstrel - Medieval musician.

Around the Major Oak Path

11.30am WALK WITH HAWKSPlaces limited pre-booking requiredat Visitor InformationTake a walk with falconer Chris Miller andhis birds. A chance to learn somefascinating facts about ‘the sport ofkings’. Adults £5, children £2.50. Sorry no dogs.

2.30pmHUNT THE OUTLAW Get your hunting permit from the Sheriffbefore entering the depths of the forest tosearch out Robin and his outlaws. £2.00 per permit with a certificate for allsuccessful hunters. Adult supervisionessential. Last permits issued at 3.10pm.(this popular event will take placeweather permitting).

4.15pmTHE SILVER ARROW CHALLENGE!Take part in this fun archery challengeunderneath the MAJOR OAK. Collect anentry form from Visitor Information by3pm today and we’ll pick out of the hatthree archers from each age category to ‘shoot it out’ at 4.15pm for a Silver Arrow trophy. Free entry, minimum age 8.

Starting from the Visitor Centre

Saturday 18 August at 7.30pm AN EVENING OF MEDIEVALMERRIMENT

Details & tickets (subject toavailability) from Visitor Information

Don’t Miss Tomorrow’s Special Evening Event

Festival highlights whereyou see this symbol.

Saturday 18th August

12noon & 2pm FALCONRY DISPLAYAdmire the speed, grace, power andbeauty of hawks, falcons and owls, flownto perfection by Ye Olde Redtail Falconry.A spectacular family show with more thanone chance to join in!

2.30pmJOUSTING TOURNEYSherwood’s ever-popular joustingtournaments featuring the talentedLegends Medieval Stunt Team. SeeRobin battle it out with the Sheriff and hismen.

11.15am, 1.15pm & 3.45pmWHAT A PALAVER!This wonderfully silly duo could makeeven the Sheriff of Nottingham giggle!

And throughout the day from 11amwatch out for performances in theVisitor Centre and around the MajorOak path from festival folk including:

Bill Brookman & Friends, Hautbois, The Billy of Loxley Troupe, Sloe Gin,Crazy Dutch Regulars, Blast From The Past, Simple Tom,Sir Ralph of Epperstone, Minstrel Trevor James

Open Air TheatreIn the Jousting Arena At the Visitor Centre At the Major Oak

Open Air Theatre tickets on sale at gate 15 mins before each show. Adult £1, child & concession 50p, family (2 + 2) £2.50 per performance (each show approx 30mins).

From 11amMEDIEVAL TIMESMingle with costumed characters as theydemonstrate their crafts and skills, marvelat the medieval alchemist and discoverwhy the medieval surgeon was so feared.

THE FOREST ARCHERHave a go archery for all the family £2 for5 arrows.

11am & 2.15pmBILL BROOKMAN & FRIENDSA colourful mix of music, dance, circusarts and audience participation.

11.45am, 1.30pm & 3pmWILLIAM OF SHERWOODMarvel at the medieval longbow skills ofthis talented archer and storyteller andsquirm as he regales you with tales of hisearly life as an outlawed lad under theprotection of Robin Hood. Not for thefaint-hearted!

12.30pm THE MEDIEVAL MANIAX ‘Miracle Elixir’ This show premiered here a few yearsago and as a special treat the Maniaxreturn with it this year. These crazy comicsnake-oil salesmen attempt to rip you offand con you with their astonishinglyamazing potions.

3.30pm MEDIEVAL MAYHEMA great opportunity to see some of thebest of the festival’s entertainers in onecrazy cabaret. The program will changeevery performance as we select the actson a day by day basis. The highlights ofso many shows hosted by the magnificentMedieval Maniax.

Nottinghamshire County Council reserves the right to cancel or substitute activities without prior notice. In the event of cancellation liability isstrictly limited to a refund of some or part of the appropriate admission fee if this has been paid in advance at the management’s discretion.

Please note: All our staff are either in uniform or wear official namebadges. They will be pleased to help with information or in an emergency.

11am ROBIN’S MERRIEST MEN!Your chance to become a star of thewoodland stage as Alan a Dale & Festa,storytellers extraordinaire, relate tales ofeveryone’s favourite outlaw.

12noon JACK O ALL TRADESJester Jack is a man of many talents andmakes a welcome return to the festival allthe way from the USA. Using his skillsand plenty of help from you, our ‘willing’audience, watch him perform feats ofbravery, daring and side-splitting silliness!

1pmROBIN HOOD & THE SILVER ARROWWith a little help from the audience,storytellers Alan A Dale & Festa tell thetale of the Sheriff of Nottingham’s SilverArrow archery contest, and how RobinHood outsmarted his old enemy.

2pm JACK O ALL TRADESYour last chance to join Jester Jack in theOpen Air Theatre…!

Visit the Storytellers Tent to listen to tales from master storyteller,Past Imagined.

Learn about some traditional woodlandcrafts with Artisan Crafts, and kids havecan have a go at willow weaving for £1.

Around the Major Oak Path

7.30 – 10pm AN EVENING OF MEDIEVALMERRIMENT! Let your hair down with Robin and hismerry band as they gather together withother members of the festival cast for anevening of mayhem and merriment. Let’shope nobody’s told the Sheriff!

THIS IS A TICKET ONLY, OPEN AIR EVENT.Tickets (subject to availability) on sale atthe Visitor Centre. Tel 01623 823202.Adult £6, child £3, family (2 adults, 2 children) £15. Bar & BBQ Refreshments

will be on sale during the evening.

Today’s Special Evening Event

THE VISITOR CENTRE CLOSES AT 5PM TODAY TO PREPARE FOR THE EVENING EVENT

11.30am – 12.30pm DRUMMING WORKSHOP Places limited pre-booking requiredat Visitor InformationLearn a new skill this festival and havesome fun with festival drummersRhythmic Unity. No experience necessaryjust enthusiasm! £3 per person, £10 per family (2+2)

2.30pm HAVE A GO JESTINGLearn the skills essential to any medievaljester! (follow the signs to the Open airTheatre)

From the Visitor Centre

Don’t forget to visit Edwinstowe Village and the Totally Locally

Robin Hood Scarecrow Festival.

Festival highlights whereyou see this symbol.

Sunday 19th August

12noon & 2.15pm FALCONRY DISPLAYAdmire the speed, grace, power andbeauty of hawks, falcons and owls, flownto perfection by Ye Olde Redtail Falconry.A spectacular family show with more thanone chance to join in!

3pm LET BATTLE COMMENCE!Thrill to the colour and pageantry ofmedieval jousting, as the Legends teamtake to the saddle for the final time thisFestival with a daring display ofhorsemanship and armed combat.

From 11amMEDIEVAL MAKEOVERSTransform your looks. £3.50 per face.

12noon, 1.15pm & 2.15pm KESTEVEN MORRISThis lively Morris side return to thefestival and will be sure to get your feettapping…

12.30pmWHAT A PALAVER! This wonderfully silly duo could makeeven the Sheriff of Nottingham giggle!

And throughout the day from 11amwatch out for performances in theVisitor Centre and around the MajorOak path from festival folk including:

The Billy of Loxley Troupe - Energeticfools.

Blast From The Past - Wanderingminstrels.

Crazy Dutch Regulars - Traditionaltunes.

HAUTBOIS - Medieval melodies.

Sir Ralph of Epperstone - Medievalquack.

Minstrel Trevor James

Simple Tom - Mischief making.

Sloe Gin - Musical welcome.

Open Air TheatreIn the Jousting Arena At the Visitor Centre At the Major Oak

Open Air Theatre tickets on sale at gate 15 mins before each show. Adult £1, child & concession 50p, family (2 + 2) £2.50 per performance (each show approx 30mins).

From 11amMEDIEVAL TIMESMingle with costumed characters as theydemonstrate their crafts and skills, marvelat the medieval alchemist and discoverwhy the medieval surgeon was so feared.

THE FOREST ARCHERHave a go archery for all the family £2for 5 arrows.

11am, 1.30pm & 2.30pmBILL BROOKMAN & FRIENDSA colourful mix of music, dance, circusarts and audience participation.

11.30am, 1pm, 2pm & 3pmWILLIAM OF SHERWOODMarvel at the medieval longbow skills ofthis talented archer and storyteller.

12pm THE MEDIEVAL MANIAX ‘Death by Laughter’ Giggle and guffaw as the fatal foolsamuse and bemuse you. These awardwinning street-performers are ready tomake you laugh with their historicalhysterics.

3.30pm MAJOR OAK MAYHEMA great opportunity to see some of thebest of the festival’s entertainers in onecrazy cabaret. The program will changeevery performance as we select the actson a day by day basis. The highlights ofso many shows hosted by themagnificent Medieval Maniax.

Nottinghamshire County Council reserves the right to cancel or substitute activities without prior notice. In the event of cancellation liability isstrictly limited to a refund of some or part of the appropriate admission fee if this has been paid in advance at the management’s discretion.

Please note: All our staff are either in uniform or wear official namebadges. They will be pleased to help with information or in an emergency.

11am ROBIN’S MERRIEST MEN!Your chance to become a star of thewoodland stage as Alan a Dale & Festa,storytellers extraordinaire, relate tales ofeveryone’s favourite outlaw.

12noon THE BILLY OF LOXLEY SHOW Using traditional clowning techniqueswith hilarious effect – fun-filled,energetic, non-stop and full of audienceparticipation – this is definitely one tojoin in on!

1.15pmROBIN HOOD & THE SILVER ARROWWith a little help from the audience,storytellers Alan A Dale & Festa tell thetale of the Sheriff of Nottingham’s SilverArrow archery contest, and how RobinHood outsmarted his old enemy.

3.45pm WHAT A PALAVER present... a carnival of chaos, featuring theinternationally renowned bed of nails,plus even more derring-do, fun andfrivolity.

2pm PROCESSIONJoin characters from the festival cast in aprocession to the Jousting Arena for thisafternoon’s festival finale.

2.30pm HAVE A GO JESTINGLearn the skills essential to any medievaljester! (follow the signs to the Open airTheatre).

IF YOU HAVE ENJOYED THE FESTIVALDON’T MISS OUR POPULAR LIVINGHISTORY EVENTS, On The Homefrontat Rufford Abbey 1 & 2 September and Sherwood Through The Ages here on

29 & 30 September

From the Visitor Centre

DON’T FORGET TO VISITEDWINSTOWE VILLAGE AND THEARTS AND CRAFT CENTRE, where youwill find a warm welcome at the pubs,cafes and gift shops and the TotallyLocally Robin Hood Scarecrow Festival

Visit the Storytellers Tent to listen to tales from master storyteller,Past Imagined.

Learn about some traditional woodlandcrafts with Artisan Crafts, and kids havecan have a go at willow weaving for £1.

Around the Major Oak Path

Festival highlights whereyou see this symbol.