Events
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I’m posting this courtesy of the Mortimer History Society. “The annual re-enactment of the Battle of Mortimer’s Cross (February 1460/1) will take place on Saturday & Sunday 10th & 11th September at Croft Castle, near Yarpole, Herefordshire. Croft Castle is owned by the National Trust. Normal NT charges apply but there is no extra charge…
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Some wonderful photographs taken by Jayne Skeech at this year’s Tewkesbury festival.
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If you go to the link below, you can hear Ian Churchward talking about his Richard III music project, and his group, the Legendary Ten Seconds on a local radio station. His part of the show starts about an hour into the recording.
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Tickets for The Legendary Ten Seconds event in Stony Stratford on Sunday afternoon, 12th June 2016 at the Cock Hotel can be purchased in Stony Stratford, via my email address legendarytenseconds@gmail.com or via Lord Zarquon’s website: http://lordzar.co.uk/LTS/acoustic-live.html. There will be a stall selling Ricardian items and book signing by Ricardian authors Live Dates 2016 |…
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PRESS RELEASE Photograph TOWTON 1461 BY THE LEGENDARY TEN SECONDS RELEASE DATE ON ITUNES AND AMAZON 29th MARCH 2016 ARTWORK PAINTED BY GRAHAM MOORES RECORDED AT ROCK LEE AND RAINBOW STARSHINE STUDIOS IN TORBAY BY IAN CHURCHWARD AND LORD ZARQUON OF THE LEGENDARY TEN SECONDS YORK’S WHITE ROSE AND LANCASTER’S RED THE WHITE…
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A full cast reading of “Richard, Son of York”, a new play, will be performed at Texas Lutheran University on Tuesday 19 April at 19:30 (and only that day):
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If you have some photographs you took when Richard was taken to Leicester for reinterment, or any other shots taken at that time (and which might help to build a portrait of the king), there is to be display of such work at the present exhibition in the King Richard III Visitor Centre. To read…
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http://www.lumiere-festival.com/durham-2015/ Durham’s Lumiere festival will be taking place on November 12-15. It is Britain’s largest light festival. Most impressive perhaps is the illumination of the great cathedral on its eminent position above the river, in which medieval images are projected upon the ancient stonework and towers. Durham was well-known to Richard III; he and his…
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