The third annual Marches of Time event is set to take place.
The history-themed weekend will be held at Stokesay Court near Ludlow on July 19, 2025.
The event promises to bring history to life in the picturesque setting of this Marches family home.
Attendees can enjoy a leisurely stroll and picnic in the gardens, with Stokesay Court providing a stunning backdrop.
The day will be filled with engaging talks by a variety of interesting speakers.
For those with a competitive spirit, there will be a treasure hunt in the grounds, based on characters from Piers Torday’s book.
The event will also feature re-enactors in period dress, a falconry display, home-cooked food, barista coffee, and local ice cream.
The line-up for 2025 includes Piers Torday, a bestselling and award-winning writer for children, Katherine Carter, a curator and historian, and Christopher Pullin, former chancellor of Hereford Cathedral.
Children attending the event can participate in the treasure hunt for free.
Garden and falconry entry tickets are available, allowing the whole family to enjoy the day, even if the talks are not of interest.
Fiona Hodgson, Baroness Hodgson of Abinger, has been announced as the founding patron of Marches of Time.
She said: "I am so enthusiastic to support Marches of Time which is such an exciting initiative.
"It will bring the rich history of the area alive and introduce us all to many fascinating topics and people who contribute so much to the area.
"I hope you will all offer your support too by attending and inviting others."
Tickets are now on sale for the event.
The Marches of Time event is a great opportunity for history enthusiasts and families alike to enjoy a day out in the beautiful setting of Stokesay Court.
With a variety of activities and talks, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Whether you're a history buff or just looking for a fun day out with the family, the Marches of Time event is not to be missed.
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