A medieval festival involving axe throwing falconry is set to take place over the Easter weekend.
The festival, being hosted in Arundel Castle, will see battle re-enactments as well as combat displays and craft tents descend on the historic town.
Aimed at families of all ages, the event will help visitors step back to the 12th century and “witness history come to life”.
Andrew Lewis, castle manager at Arundel Castle, said: This is a unique opportunity for visitors to witness history come to life at one of England's most iconic castles.
"We invite everyone to join us for a weekend of fun, education, and immersion in the medieval world."
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The event will also include demonstrations on forging and leather work as well as live music from medieval musicians.
Medieval food and drink will also be available with guests also invited to bring picnics and enjoy the castle grounds.
Arundel Castle’s Medieval Festival will take place from Friday, April 7, to Sunday, April 9. Tickets fro the event can be bought on the Arundel Castle website.
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