Picture credit – Jac Le Roux

Our main season has now finished for the year. This page will be updated in the New Year with our provisional programme for 2025, so please check back then.

We have left the 2024 programme here so you can see the range of events we put on.

Events listed in bold are ‘major musters’ to which the entire Society is invited. 

Other events are organised by individual regiments and are usually smaller.

Events 2024

• 28 January: Annual March in Commemoration of Charles I, Martyred 30th January 1649
• 9-10 March: National Civil War Centre, Newark
• 23 March: Hawick Reivers Festival
• 31 March: Cheriton, Hampshire
• 7 April: Wycombe Museum, High Wycombe
• 20-21 April: Kirkton of Glenisla, Blairgowie
• 20-21 April: National Civil War Centre, Newark
• 3-5 May: Malmesbury, Wiltshire
• 5-6 May: Village Farm Museum, Skegness
• 11 May: Brighton Festival
• 25-27 May: Wimborne, Dorset
• 15-16 June: Rural Life Centre, Farnham, Surrey
• 15-16 June: Museum of Cannock Chase, Cannock
• 22 June: Bannockburn House Trust
• 30 June: Cogges Manor Farm Museum Witney
• 7 July: Nunney First School, Nunney, Somerset
• 13-14 July: 4 Kingdomes, Headley, Newbury
• 13-14 July: Valance House, Dagenham
• 13 July: The Haven, Bank Farm Strathaven
• 14 July: Peace Memorial Hall, North Bradley, Wiltshire
• 24 July: Winchester Great Hall
• 28 July: Winchester Great Hall
• 4 August: Cogges Manor Farm Museum Witney
• 9-11 August: Rifles Berkshire and Wiltshire Museum, Salisbury
• 10-11 August: Great Chalfield Manor, Bradford on Avon
• 10-11 August: Chiltern Open Air Museum, Amersham
• 17-18 August: Fyvie Castle, Aberdeen
• 25-26 August: Wressle Castle, East Riding of Yorkshire
• 7-8 September: Corfe Castle, Dorset
• 7-8 September: Avoncroft, Bromsgrove
• 14-15 September: Basing House, Basingstoke, Hampshire
• 14-15 September: Village Church Farm, Skegness
• 14-15 September: Walton Hall, Warrington
• 27-28 September: Royal Hospital, Chelsea