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New Attractions in 2019! Daily Program New Attractions 250 Artisans for Theme 50+ FREE 16 Stages of Food Fit for a in 2019! Shopping! Weekends! Family Activities! Entertainment! King or Queen! Featured Attractions elcome to our Village and to our Festival Day. King Henry and Queen Mary are visiting our W village today to celebrate the royal marriage of their son, Prince Edward, to Katherine, the daughter of the Earl of Bedford, whose castle is hard by and on whose land our Village lies. By royal decree of the King, the Master of the Revels has summoned the finest entertainers, musicians, crafters, and purveyors of food and drink to our Village for a Festival. We are honored to welcome the King and his courtiers, visitors from across our kingdom and from distant lands, and especially you. Join with us today as we celebrate the royal wedding of Prince Edward and his beloved Katherine. Huzzah! NEW! Vikings Invasion Encampment NEW! The King’s Noble Skol! Join the Viking Wine Cellar Encampment. Hear folktales, Area 1 • Shepherd’s Green learn about their weapons, and join in their Viking games. Area 1 • Shepherd’s Green NEW! Falconer For thousands of years NEW! Parakeet Encounter humans have trained birds of Immerse yourself in a prey for hunting. Meet hawks, parakeet world! falcons, condors, and eagles! Area 1 • Shepherd’s Green Area 3 • Treetop Round NEW! Dragon’s Fire Aerial Act Palace Garden Look to the heavens at the Sing songs, hear stories Cirque du celeste stage of great knights and wild to watch the grace and dragons. excitement. Area 8 • Cartwheel Cove Area 5 • Folkstone Well Wizard’s Flight School Como Cottage Zip Line The wonders of reptiles! Soar over the heads of your These slithering creatures friends and family. aren’t so scary after all. Area 1 • Shepherd’s Green Area 1 • Shepherd’s Green Featured Attractions Full Combat Live Magic the Live Unicorn Armored Jousting Take a photo with Hear horses galloping, swords Magic the Live Unicorn. clashing and crowds cheering. Area 6 • Upson Downs Daily at 1:00pm and 3:00pm. Area 6 • Upson Downs Cock-A-Doodle-Zoo Hug a Kangaroo, Fairy Wing Forest pet a Porcupine or Discover a world of feed a Ringtail Lemur. magic and mystery. Area 1 • Shepherd’s Green Area 8 • Cartwheel Cove 50 Family Friendly Activities King Henry’s Hookah Experience children’s knighting and Cigar Lounge ceremony, Grand March Parade, Area 5 & 6 and dancing at the maypole. Bow Blast Battle Axe Pub Nock your arrow at the new We’re throwing axes and Bow Blast Competition with drinking beer… What could soft tip arrows. be more fun? Area 1 • Shepherd’s Green Area 8 • Cartwheel Cove Kids Craft Corner Mermaid Cove Pirate Hat making Meet live mermaids in their and fairy wand hidden oasis. f a s h i o n i n g . 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