A group of re-enactors with more than 14 years of living history experience to offer.

What do we do:

We recreate the domestic scene of a country gentleman's household in the 16 century.

Occasionally we undertake events in the Late Medieval as well as the Tudor period.

Our activities reflect the household routine and include preparing food, practicing textile crafts, the teaching of courtly and peasant dance and music and the noble art of defence.

Where do we operate:

Mainly in the Southern half of England at manor houses, historic homes and castles. But we are also happy to negotiate specific events for venues such as museums, village halls, garden openings, fetes and other celebrations. We can also arrange talks to schools, and holiday workshops for children.

How do we operate:

Our events are small and friendly, allowing us to involve visitors, in 'hands on' activities.

How are we funded:

As a voluntary group we are not profit making and our fees are set to cover our costs only.

Are we well respected:

We are members of the National Association of Re-enactment Societies, work at National Trust and English Heritage sites and a variety of others venues where we receive favourable comments.

How can you books us:

Enquiries for bookings and also from would be members are welcomed; please contact the convenor Annette Payne, details can be found at Contact Us.