Photo gallery: Abbey Medieval Festival 2023

Published 10:58am 10 July 2023

Photo gallery: Abbey Medieval Festival 2023
Words by Kylie Knight

Big crowds engaged with re-enactors, workshops, cheered at the jousting and were keen to learn about Medieval history at the Abbey Medieval Festival on July 8 and 9 at Caboolture.

Abbey Museum of Art and Archaeology CEO and Abbey Medieval Festival Director Edith Cuffe says it was great weekend with perfect weather and plenty to keep visitors entertained.

“I think it was an absolutely fabulous weekend. We’ve had very positive feedback from the crowds,” Edith says.

About 24,000 people attended the sold-out event across the two days (July 8 and 9), including re-enactors and stallholders.

Edith says there were many highlights, with perfect weather adding to the experience.

“There’s so many things … the whole atmosphere … that’s one of the things that people talk about is the atmosphere of the festival,” she says.

“Standing at the exit as people were leaving, they were saying it was a fabulous day and fabulous weekend.

“I love the enjoyment people get from coming and experiencing what we have to offer.”

The team of volunteers and re-enactors are still onsite today packing up but already talking about next year’s event.

“We could not have asked for a better experience all round,” Edith says.

Check out the photo gallery (click through)

Photos courtesy of Abbey Medieval Festival

Share

Related Stories

Popular Stories

Bromwich: ‘I just want to play finals’
News / Sport

Bromwich: ‘I just want to play finals’

Dolphins NRL captain Jesse Bromwich is not dwelling on the possibility that this weekend’s do-or-die clash with the Knights could be his last game, saying if his side plays like they did against the Broncos he’s confident they will play finals footy

Moreton Bay SES claims prestigious award
News / Local

Moreton Bay SES claims prestigious award

Moreton Bay State Emergency Service volunteers have been named State Unit of the Year at the SES Week State Awards Ceremony. Here's why...

Turning course pink for McGrath fundraiser
News / Local

Turning course pink for McGrath fundraiser

Redcliffe Golf Club will be a sea of pink at the 42nd annual Dorothy Banks Charity Day, being held next month.