Festival Attractions
Discover stories, contests, performances, and experiences unfolding throughout the festival.
The Grand Tournament
A centrepiece of the festival featuring professional jousting and mounted combat displays.
Watch knights in full armour compete in arena performances of skill, precision, and spectacle.
The Grand Tournament brings together riders and horses trained in historical mounted combat, delivering thrilling displays of speed and control as they charge the length of the arena.
Alongside the joust, expect demonstrations of historical martial arts drawing on techniques from Europe's fencing traditions, part of the festival's Buhurt Tournament programme.
The Storytelling Realm
A living network of story across the festival grounds.
The Storytelling Realm brings together live narration, poetry, and myth in three connected forms: scheduled performances, intimate storytelling spaces across the festival, and participatory storytelling experiences where guests are invited to take part.
Arthurian legend, folklore, and traditional tales are brought to life by some of England's leading storytellers.
The Music of the Realm
Live folk and traditional music centred around the main stage, with select performances woven into key festival moments.
The Music of the Realm features scheduled performances from folk and traditional artists on the Main Stage across the weekend.
Music also appears within the Kingsflame Ceremony and selected storytelling sessions, where it is used to deepen atmosphere and narrative.
The Immersive Villages
Exclusive immersive participation add-on for Weekend Camping Pass holders.
Includes access to structured roleplay worlds, narrative quests, and facilitated participation across the festival site throughout the weekend.
Current villages include the Storytelling Village, focused on myth, folklore, and the bardic tradition; Knights Quest Camp, a guided challenge-based experience culminating in a closing ceremony; and Outlaws Camp, a space for improvisation, roleplay, and immersive theatre.
The Festival Square
The central gathering place of Kingsflame.
Food, drink, seating, and informal encounters come together here, creating the social heart of the festival.
A place to meet, rest, and share time between experiences — with a selection of food and drink vendors throughout the weekend.
The Ceremony of Kingsflame
A three-part ritual cycle held at the Kingsflame Pyre across the weekend.
Friday marks the opening of the festival, Saturday the central lighting, and Sunday the closing gathering.
On Saturday evening, the Kingsflame Pyre is ceremonially lit in a shared moment of fire, sound, and gathering that forms the peak of the weekend.
Northern Realms
Hands-on experiences including archery, craft, and martial skill workshops.
Northern Realms provides immersive Viking axe throwing, traditional archery and spear throwing experiences at events across the UK.
Run by Phoenix and Donna, Northern Realms combines purpose-built mobile ranges, experienced instruction and an immersive presentation designed to become part of the atmosphere of an event.
atmosphere of an event. The team has delivered experiences at weddings, festivals, corporate events and heritage venues, including the Royal Armouries Museum, and has also appeared on History Hit TV alongside historian and weapons expert Mike Loades.
Northern Realms will be bringing its axe throwing and traditional archery ranges to Kingsflame Festival 2027, giving festival visitors the opportunity to step forward and put their own skills to the test.
Knights Of Honour
An immersive medieval reenactment group bringing the battles, crafts, and everyday life of 14th-century England vividly to life.
Knights of Honour is a medieval reenactment and living history group specialising in the world of 14th-century England and the Hundred Years’ War. Through historically inspired armour, weapons, combat, and demonstrations, the group recreates the martial traditions of the Middle Ages and offers audiences a close-up encounter with medieval history.
Beyond the battlefield, their living history encampment explores the skills and routines of medieval life. Visitors can meet craftspeople and reenactors demonstrating traditional activities including archery, blacksmithing, campfire cooking, candle making, historic medicine, and medieval games, revealing the everyday world that existed alongside knights and warfare.
At Kingsflame, Knights of Honour will transform part of the festival grounds into a living medieval encampment. Across the weekend, visitors can watch combat displays, explore traditional crafts, encounter historical characters, and step beyond the history books to experience the sights, skills, and stories of the Middle Ages for themselves.
The Open Realm
A living layer of the festival filled with roaming performers, unexpected encounters, and spontaneous moments.
Characters, music, and narrative experiences appear throughout the site across the weekend — keep an eye out as you explore the grounds.
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