Recent and future events with a Newcastles presence:

Future Events

Several events for this season are still under negotiation. We are also still confirming which events will have a significant Newcastle's presence, so check back here for updates.

21 January - Nantwich, Cheshire - Drill display and Battle

The traditional "mad dogs and Englishmen" early season event in commemoration of Holly Holy Day. This year marks the 40th anniversary of the Nantwich re-enactment and there will be events going on all day.
For more information and a programme of the day's events click here.

Early May Bank Holiday - To be determined - Major

The early May bank holiday event is still under negotiation - but we'll be there! Check back here for updates.

19 -20 May - Sheffield, Yorkshire - Battle re-enactment (To be confirmed)

2 -4 June - Newstead Abbey, Nottinghamshire - Large battle re-enactment (To be confirmed)

16 - 17 June - Arlington Court, Devon - Living history, displays and small battle

16 - 17 June - Naseby Memorial, Northamptonshire - Parade, displays and small battle

23 - 24 June - Ackworth, Yorkshire - Small battle

23 - 24 June - Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire - Living history, displays and small battle

30 June - 1 July - Marston Moor, Yorkshire - Living history, drill, march and service

Each year several regimentes march to the memorial which commemorates the royalist soliders that lost their lives during the battle of Marston Moor. This battle was particularly relevant to Newcastles as it was Maston Moor that signalled the end of our regimente - we entered the battle with in excess of 3000 soldiers and, despite a valient last stand, by the end of the battle less than 30 were left alive. Each year we join the march and lay a wreath at the memorial.

July - Appuldurcombe House, Isle of Wight - Small battle (Dates to be confirmed)

11 - 12 August - Fort Geroge, Nairn, Scotland - Living history camp and display

25 - 27 August - To be determined - Major

There are two potential locations for this major battle - check back here for updates.

15 - 16 September - Faringdon, Oxfordshire - Living history, displays and small battle

15 - 16 September - Thornhill, Yorkshire - Living history, displays and small battle

7 October - Ripple, Worcestershire - Memorial Service

This is an annual march with the colours through the beautiful village of Ripple, followed by a remembrance service to remember the founder of the Sealed Knot, Brigadier Peter Young and his wife Joan.

20- 21 October - Edgehill, Warwickshire - Anniversary parade and skirmish

Recent Events

To see a list of recent events that Newcastles have attended, please click here to go to the latest news.

Types of Events

• Living History - a display of 17th century life, with an authentic camp, arts and crafts.
• Mini Muster - A small skirmish or battle with up to 200 participants.
• Large Mini Muster - A larger battle with up to 1000 participants.
• Major Muster - One of the bigger events of the season - more than 1000 participants (often 2000+).

The larger events also normally feature a living history display, crowd performers and more cannon, cavalry and pyrotechnics (explosions).