Park Congregational Church in Norwich will host a Medieval Twelfth Night dinner, run by Dale Plummer, a congregant and Norwich’s City Historian on ... The feast would include selecting a Lord and Lady ...

What are Twelfth Night’s religious origins? Twelfth Night is the night before Epiphany – meaning it usually falls on January 5. Epiphany, also known as the Feast of the Three Kings, is a ...

The Twelfth Night Festival is modeled on medieval pageants and feasts. The production includes hundreds of volunteer cast members from the congregation and the community, both in costume and ...

In Tudor England, Christmas began on Dec. 24 and culminated in a rowdy feast on Jan. 6 for Twelfth Night. ... the Twelfth Night Festival is modeled on medieval pageants and feasts.

Twelfth Night 2025 is almost upon us ... The nearly two-week period was filled with feasts and festivities in medieval and Tudor England, which ended in 1603.

Twelfth Night is a Christian festival that takes place twelve days from Christmas Day, on 5 January. Many people believe is bad luck to leave your Christmas decorations up at this point.

Twelfth Night is not a national holiday in the UK and is nowhere near as celebrated as Christmas. But, you may well have heard of it, perhaps through your digital calendar or through the famous ...

Park Congregational Church in Norwich will host a Medieval Twelfth Night dinner on Jan. 6. The event will feature medieval music and food.

Twelfth Night is not a national holiday in the UK and is nowhere near as celebrated as Christmas. But, you may well have heard of it, perhaps through your digital calendar or through the famous ...

There are all sorts of ideas about putting your decorations up and taking your decorations down, and it can be a bit confusing. Find out more.