Program of Novés Medieval Fair

Year 2022

It celebrates: From 2nd September to 4th September

Place: Novés (Toledo)

Medieval fair of touristic, social, cultural and historical interest, with a high level of participation by the associations of the town and residents of the municipality. Joy and fun in the town square, meeting place.

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2022 Medieval Fair Programme

From 30 August to 8 September

Photographic exhibition "CASTLES OF TOLEDO" (Place CSP).

Thursday 1st September

20:00 h: Talk on Antona García, heroine of the Catholic Monarchs and her descendants in Novés, by the historian Rafael Maldonado, in the Casa de la Cultura.

Friday 2nd September

19:00 h: Medieval Parcheesi competition for children, organised by the toy library.
20:00 h: Medieval conjuration and queimada with a show and parade enlivened by the "Rías Seicas" bagpipe band, organised by the Peña El Porrón.
21:30 h: Medieval dinner with troubadours for all the public, members and non-members. Organised by Peña El Porrón.

Saturday 3rd September

12:00 h: OPENING OF THE MARKET, GREAT OPENING WALK, CHILDREN'S CORNER with medieval ecological attraction (all day), RENAISSANCE GAMES (all day) and GREAT MEDIEVAL CAMP (all day).
13:00 h: MUSICAL PARADE with the group PIFARADA.
13:30 h: COMIC (GALI Group) "EL CARRO DEL MENDIGO".
14:00 h: MEDIEVAL TALES AND STORIES FOR CHILDREN by the group EPA.
14:30 h: FANTASTIC CHARACTERS by the group VERA "DUENDES".
15:00 h: BREAK TIME.
19:00 h: PARADE OF ALL THE GROUPS.
20:00 h: SHOW AT THE TRAPECIO by the group VERA.
20:30 h: FANTASTIC CARRIAGE "ZANCUDO DEL BOSQUE" by the VERA group.
21:00 h: Interaction games "AL ASALTO" by the groups GALI and EPA.
21:30 h: Fantastic characters by the group VERA "HADAS". Musical parade by the group PIFARADA.
22:00 h: "EL VIEJO CELOSO" entremés by Cervantes, performed by the group EL PORRÓN, with the collaboration of the dance group "A NUESTRO AIRE".
23:30 h: MUSICAL PASACALLES by the group PIFARADA.
24:00 h: TRAPECIO SHOW by the group VERA. FIRE SHOW by the group GALI and EPA.

Sunday 4th September

12:00 h: OPENING OF THE MARKET, CHILDREN'S CORNER with medieval ecological attraction (all day), RENAISSANCE GAMES (all day) and GREAT MEDIEVAL CAMP (all day).
12:00 h: Environmental textile art workshop "AUTUMN SITCHES".
13:00 h: Folk dances and little medieval stories by the theatre group "EL CARRO DE TESPIS".
14:00 h: Parade enlivened by SERGIO and his school of drummers.
19:00 h: Parade enlivened by SERGIO and his school of drummers.
21:00 h: To end the fair we will offer all those present a delicious medieval delicacy.

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