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Medieval Festival in Fort Tryon Park

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The Medieval Festival is a family celebration of all things medieval including knights, ladies, minstrels, magicians and jesters.

The Festival transforms Fort Tryon Park into a medieval market town. People dress in character. Food, drink and handicrafts are available for purchase. The day ends with a round of mounted knights jousting. Kids (and big kids) love it.

Fort Tryon Park is the home of the Met Cloisters, a museum of medieval European art assembled from actual cloisters and other medieval buildings from Europe that is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The Festival isn’t particularly Latin, but Medieval Europe was Italian, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Romanian among others.

35th Medieval Festival

The Festival is in Fort Tryon Park in Washington Heights, NYC on Sunday, September 29, 2019 from 11:30am to 6pm. FREE

The Festival entrance is at /Margaret Corbin Circle on Fort Washington Avenue just above 190th Street.

The (A) to 190 Street is the nearest subway station.

For more information, visit whidc.org

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