10-24-2005, 05:49 PM
Okay, Tiberius,
The Ancient Greek Festival is ON, next June, Sat/Sun the 3rd and 4th, to be precise, in the grounds of Watford Boys' Grammar School in the north-west of Greater London (i.e., inside the M25 Orbital Route). Events here are for the benefit of schools, academics and special-interest groups, rather than the general public. We may, however, contribute to an event staged by Watford Council that weekend, by putting on a display in Cassiobury Park, which adjoins the school.
Interested academics and re-enactors are invited to attend and contribute talks/demonstrations/displays/dramas/combat to the programme. Follow the ongoing discussion on the Greek Forum for regular updates.
Better still, place a message telling me what YOU want to contribute. It's going to be a stunning event, but if you don't come, we won't see what you can do and you'll miss the first International Festival of Ancient Greece.
I've said it before, and I'll say it once more: Be there or be a barbarian.
The Ancient Greek Festival is ON, next June, Sat/Sun the 3rd and 4th, to be precise, in the grounds of Watford Boys' Grammar School in the north-west of Greater London (i.e., inside the M25 Orbital Route). Events here are for the benefit of schools, academics and special-interest groups, rather than the general public. We may, however, contribute to an event staged by Watford Council that weekend, by putting on a display in Cassiobury Park, which adjoins the school.
Interested academics and re-enactors are invited to attend and contribute talks/demonstrations/displays/dramas/combat to the programme. Follow the ongoing discussion on the Greek Forum for regular updates.
Better still, place a message telling me what YOU want to contribute. It's going to be a stunning event, but if you don't come, we won't see what you can do and you'll miss the first International Festival of Ancient Greece.
I've said it before, and I'll say it once more: Be there or be a barbarian.
