Programs | Special Events | Medieval Feasts
The 2007 Medieval Feasts at Trinity Cathedral
The Best of the Last Twenty-Five Years!
A Benefit for Music & Performing Arts
December 7 SOLD OUT
December 8
December 14
December 15
Printer-ready Medieval Feast Ticket Order form: 2007 Order Form.
Your help is needed! Please fill out this short online questionnaire: Help plan the 2007 Feasts
NEW! View photos from the 2006 Medieval Feasts: Photo Album
The 26th round of Medieval Feasts
in 2007
takes our traditional audience participation to an
entirely new level! Artistic Director Daniel Hathaway
invites you to help choose the best of the last 25 years of
Feasts and roll the results into a grand medieval melange.
As always, our feasts take place in the 15th century gothic splendor of Trinity Cathedral, where you'll enjoy a night replete with period food, drink, music and entertainment.
Each evening begins at seven o'clock with a mulled cider and wine reception in the Great Hall, followed by a procession into the cathedral nave for a multi-course banquet of hearty medieval fare eaten with the fingers with bread trenchers for plates. Wine, ale and fruit juice accompany the food, and interactive entertainment will delight you between courses.
The evening ends with the curious ceremony of the Pig's Head. Our beautiful gothic venue provides a perfect setting for group photos afterwards. (You'll want to come in costume for those photo ops; we'll give you suggestions with your confirmation!)
Please note the special ticket prices if you book your seats before September 1, and our two Friday evenings offer special discounts to groups and students of high school age and under.
This year, we're making it easy for you to book a whole table of eight (or multiple tables of 8!) with a deposit of $100 (the balance is payable within two weeks). If your group includes guests who will be contacting us and paying separately, please make sure they use one group name.
Act now! Our four evenings are limited to 225 guests each night. Visa and Mastercard are welcome without a service charge. Telephone, fax and e-mail orders are the quickest way to make your reservations.
The Medieval Feasts at Trinity are produced by Music & Performing Arts at Trinity Cathedral, Inc., Daniel Hathaway, artistic director. Proceeds benefit the free Wednesday Noon Brownbag Concerts.
