The Daily Mail Chalke Valley History Festival offers a unique opportunity to explore the past and its impact on the present. Located in the scenic Wessex countryside, the festival brings together renowned speakers, living historians, and thinkers to engage visitors of all ages. Through debates, conversations, and performances, attendees will be informed and entertained.
From medieval jousting to discussions on rewilding and gardening by figures like Alan Titchmarsh and Isabella Tree, the festival covers a wide range of topics. Notably, experts will delve into the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and Russia's political climate. Environmental concerns and the future of conflict will also be explored, with speakers addressing British farming challenges and the role of the natural environment in global history.
The festival's Living History section showcases heritage crafts, demonstrating both enduring and endangered trades. Sports enthusiasts can enjoy talks on past Ashes series and the history of St James's Palace. Additionally, TV producer Caryn Mandabach and writer/director Sally Wainwright will discuss dramatizing history through shows like Peaky Blinders.
With engaging activities for all, including performances, workshops, and Q&A sessions, the festival promises entertainment and education. Attendees can enjoy Abs 'Wizzo' Wisdom's performances, the Acro Chaps' acrobatics, and children's activities like Knight School and T-Shirt design. Live music performances will further enhance the vibrant atmosphere.
Don't miss out on this exceptional festival. Get your tickets now at www.cvhf.org.uk.
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