From the life of Shakespeare to the wives of Henry VIII, pupils from schools all over Kent rose to the challenge of learning all about life in Tudor times at the latest festival event at Dover Museum.
More than 450 pupils from schools across the county visited the Museum for the Tudor Festival 2006, which was held from Wednesday 5 July to Friday 7 July. Visitors got dressed up in period costumes and enjoyed a range of activities including drama workshops, experiencing musical instruments from the time, Tudor block printing and learning about the life of a Tudor sailor and craftsman.
For more information about the Tudor Festival or future festival events, please contact Kim Norton at Dover Museum on (01304) 201066.
Tudor Festival 2006
Friday, 14 July 2006
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