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Last updated: September 10, 2019 10:16 am
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An unforgettable evening of sumptuous feasting and medieval merriment awaits you at Wrexham Museum with Taste North East Wales this October!

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  • Eat, drink and be merry!
  • Make haste, and book thy place

You’ll be greeted on arrival at the Museum by our Master of Ceremonies.

A welcome drink of Welsh mead awaits you as you are led to our beautiful banqueting room where the musical entertainment and local food feasting will begin.

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Eat, drink and be merry!

The banquet will showcase the amazing food produce available from local producers.

Starter – Vegetable broth with dumplings and locally baked artisan bread (Johnstown Bakery)

Main – a choice of succulent Lamb Shank (Geo.C.Hughes Wrexham Butchers Market – purveyor of fine meats) or Layered Chicken and Ham pie (Roberts Country Fayre – Bersham Wrexham) served with a fine selection of local seasonal veg and redcurrant gravy.

Dessert – Wrexham Museum’s award winning dessert “Heaven on Earth”. A taste sensation as sensually spiced honeyed chocolate is complimented by a crisp citrus orange twist and accompanied by the creamy sensation of espresso frappe ice cream and fresh berries and fruit.

This is a very special dessert exquisitely finished with a beautiful edible flower. (All local suppliers – Eat my flowers, Celtic Honeysmith, Chilly Cow ice cream, Aballu artisan chocolatier, Mrs Picklepot and Nant Ucha Farm Eggs.

Drink – Mead (from the Mountain Mead Welsh Meadery)

Make haste, and book thy place

  • Night at the Museum: Medieval Feast takes place at Wrexham Museum on Saturday, October 19, 7.30pm–10.30pm
  • Tickets are £45 (standard) and £55 (lord and lady who will receive crowns)
  • Click here to book your tickets now!
  • Costumes are available from www.costume-company.co.uk
  • For more information, contact Wrexham Museum on 01978 297460 or email museum@wrexham.gov.uk

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