National Costume & Reenactment Groups

• The Medieval Combat Society  The MCS is a member of the Early Medieval Alliance (EMA), and has over 60 members from all over the UK and all walks of life. We are fun, friendly, family orientated medieval reenactors with some families of 3 generations taking part, and roles for members of all ages.
• NARES National Association of Re-Enactment Societies
• The Vikings are the oldest and largest Dark Age re-enactment society in the UK, and probably the world. While the Society concentrates mainly on the 10th Century, some events are set in the wider period from 790 to 1066, with the appropriate modifications to dress and equipment used. Their aim is to provide an accurate and educational portrayal of the Viking period, with an equal emphasis on the daily life of the period, and on the more warlike aspects of life in what was a formative period in European history.
• Company of Chivalry - a group of people from all walks of life with a love of Medieval England in common, who aim to recreate the culture and technology of English society in the second half of the fourteenth century.
• Deus Vult is an historical re-enactment group aimed at recreating the life and warfare of the early Crusade period c.1095-1250
• The Hoplite Association - bringing 5th Century BC to Life
• Shrapnel's Battery is a group of enthusiasts who represent a picture of 18th. Century life in the British Royal Artillery, dressed in authentic uniform and using equipment modelled on the original.
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