Tudor history will come alive with falconry and folk traditions during a special Easter event.
The Chiltern Open Air Museum is hosting Tudors: Life, Falconry and Folk from April 3 to April 6, offering a lively 16th-century experience for visitors of all ages.
More information and tickets are available at www.coam.org.uk.
Guests will be able to watch falconry displays, get up close to magnificent birds of prey and explore the everyday life of Tudors through immersive re-enactments across the museum’s historic buildings.
Visitors will meet a barber-surgeon, try on Tudor armour, encounter a man-at-arms, and discover who has fallen foul of the law in the stocks.
Interactive activities include quill writing, making lavender bags, playing Tudor games and exploring traditional crafts like basket making and loom weaving.
On Good Friday and Easter Saturday, guests can learn about Tudor navigation and how it contributed to England’s emergence as a global trading power.
On Easter Sunday and Bank Holiday Monday, the museum’s barn will be transformed into The White Horse Inn, a lively Tudor tavern experience.
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