Every year for several months, was a major historical recreation, focusing on Tudor. Normally the recreation of the Tudor period occurs in several stages:
- Recreation Tudor life during the Easter (celebrated a weekend in the month of April)
- Celebration of May Day ( held the first weekend in May)
- Great Annual Recreation (June and July)
- The summer during the Tudor period (August)
- San Miguel during the Tudor period (late September)
And this only during some weekends, as actually have more recreation for the rest of the year
Kentwell Hall The venue for this celebration is Kentwell Hall, a large residence of mid-sixteenth century, found in Suffolk, England. Its owner, opened the doors of his residence to conduct a major re-enactments, and most faithful of the Tudor period.
A group of teens recreating Tudor nobility Each year, needs about 700 volunteers to recreate the era. For several months, living together, using the facilities of Kentwell Hall, to teach visitors, daily life was like at this time, both for the common people to the nobility, since all are recreated Kentwell social classes.
In fact, many amateur recreationists who come each year to your appointment, Kentwell Hall, and not just people in the UK, but also USA, Australia, New Zealand ... At the same Kentwell Hall web site can send the request to participate in these recreations
Then I leave a video, recorded at Kentwell Hall during one of the recreation, which speaks of the importance of clothing, and how it changes , according to social class
And another video again, where they talk about food that was common during the period, and everything that moved, when the nobility serving correctly.
Source: http://www.kentwell.co.uk/
Source of images: http://www.itsgoodtobefree.co.uk/itsgoodtobefree/page?siteid=itsgoodtobefree-prd&locale=uken1&PagecRef = SIDS = 677 & 0efc65fd53e732b9d1181495930a2671 and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:KentwellHallYouth.jpg
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