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Castle to host medieval feast

by Martin Paul
April 14, 2018
in Business
Castle to host medieval feast

HISTORIC: Walworth Castle Hotel general manager Michael Robinson in medieval garb - the hotel is to host a period banquet

A MEDIEVAL banquet complete with minstrels and period costumes is to be launched at a hotel in a nod to its ancient past.

Walworth Castle Hotel dates back to 1189 and its staff have organised a four-course feast with entertainment from acting troupe “Trouvere” .

Rachel and Chris Swain have owned the grade-I listed castle on the fringes of Teesdale since 2000.

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If the banquet on April 20 is a success, the pair want to make it a regular event in the calendar.

Mrs Swain said: “We want the evening to be as authentic as possible and there will also be the opportunity to explore the dungeon while enjoying a glass of ale or mead.”

The evening will see Trouvere pair Paul Leigh and Gill Page, from Richmond, set the tone with medieval music.

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Storytelling, dancing and games will also cap off the evening.

The event starts at 7pm and a free glass of mead is on offer from those attending in fancy dress.

Tickets cost £35 – for more information go to www.

bw-walworthcastle.co.uk.

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