August 25, 2014
The “winds of change” swept through Nanango’s Medieval Fayre on Saturday … forcing a last-minute migration of knights, vikings, peasants and royalty to the Nanango Cultural Centre.
This is the second year that the Medieval Fayre has been held in the Nanango.
The original plan was for the stalls and activities to take place in and around the Winds of Change art gallery in George Street.
Unfortunately, the wind was just too strong for the stallholders’ tents, which sent the Fayre packing across the road into the safety of the Cultural Centre.
Inside, activities went ahead as planned, including a fashion parade that featured everything from 12th century warriors to medieval damsels.
The Fayre was officially opened by Member for Nanango Deb Frecklington.
Later in the evening, the stalls were packed away to make room for the Medievel Banquet which had always been scheduled to be held at the Cultural Centre.
Julia Shaw, from the Winds of Change gallery, said the banquet had been a sell-out success.
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