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Viking/Scots Villages
To mark the 750th anniversary of the Battle of Largs of 1263 we propose to have two living history Villages. One will be 10th Century Viking to represent the Viking influence on Largs (which will fit in with the school curriculum) and the other will be a 13th Century Scots encampment to represent how the Scots would live at that time.
Present in the Villages will be King Hakon of Norway and King Alexander of Scotland in period dress so visitors can "Come and Meet the Kings" who were involved in the 1263 Battle of Largs.
The Villages are open throughout the festival where historical re-enactors will be living as Vikings and Scots and where you can learn about their skills, trades and crafts.
The Viking Village with the Glasgow Vikings will have dark age cooking; spinning, dyeing and weaving; pole lathe; forge; moneyer; Viking traders; weapons display and have a go archery.
The Scots Village with the Swords of Dalriada will have medieval cooking; wool work; leather work; forge; coin striking; musician; net making; furrier; arrow fletching; have a go archery and traders.
School groups are most welcome to come and see how the Vikings and Scots lived in their interactive Villages where children can be educated in a real live Viking and Scots environment that brings history to life.

The Swords of Dalriada
View the gallery HERE for more pictures of the Viking Festival.

Present in the Villages will be King Hakon of Norway and King Alexander of Scotland in period dress so visitors can "Come and Meet the Kings" who were involved in the 1263 Battle of Largs.
The Villages are open throughout the festival where historical re-enactors will be living as Vikings and Scots and where you can learn about their skills, trades and crafts.
The Viking Village with the Glasgow Vikings will have dark age cooking; spinning, dyeing and weaving; pole lathe; forge; moneyer; Viking traders; weapons display and have a go archery.
The Scots Village with the Swords of Dalriada will have medieval cooking; wool work; leather work; forge; coin striking; musician; net making; furrier; arrow fletching; have a go archery and traders.
School groups are most welcome to come and see how the Vikings and Scots lived in their interactive Villages where children can be educated in a real live Viking and Scots environment that brings history to life.

The Swords of Dalriada
View the gallery HERE for more pictures of the Viking Festival.


FROM FIGHTING TO FRIENDSHIP
The Festival will commemorate the 750th Anniversary of the Battle of Largs in 1263 with many events throughout 2013.
The annual Festival will be held from 31 August to 7 September 2013.
Events are being planned and will be on the website once confirmed
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Sponsors as at
3 August 2012
St Columba’s Parish Church
Jewson’s
Morrisons
Largs Golf Club
Maritime Craft Services (Clyde) Ltd
Race Watson
EDF
The Bean and Leaf
Sugar & Spice
Fiddlers Niteclub
Clark's Amusements
Robert F Duff & Company, Solicitors
Nardinis




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3 August 2012
St Columba’s Parish Church
Jewson’s
Morrisons
Largs Golf Club
Maritime Craft Services (Clyde) Ltd
Race Watson
EDF
The Bean and Leaf
Sugar & Spice
Fiddlers Niteclub
Clark's Amusements
Robert F Duff & Company, Solicitors
Nardinis
The Flower Room
Chris and Jane Evans




Scottish travel and information portal
Designed and hosted by:
