Let's Celebrate Our Christian Heroes!

Celebrate our amazing heritage as the Lord's Family and learn church history at the same time.



This book contains information on the Middle Ages, including what they wore and how they dressed. There are clothing suggestions and easy instructions to make authentic-looking costumes for your children and teens.

The planning process is broken down to sizeable portions with suggestions on how to divide the jobs.

As always, there are recipes too.

This will make a great addition to your study of the Middle Ages, or a great finale to a related unit study.

Here are the chapters in Let’s Have Our Own Medieval Banquet:
  • Huzzah for Our Medieval Feast (how we did it with photographs)
  • Hear Ye, Hear Ye, about the Middle Ages
  • Huzzah for the Medieval Feast (the ingredients of a Middle Ages Banquet)
  • Hear Ye, Hear Ye, Let’s Plan the Event (tasks, plans)
  • Huzzah for the Itinerary (a flexible schedule you can follow and adapt)
  • Set Up the Banquet Hall
  • Costumes for the Banquet (with examples and directions)
  • Recipes
  • Resources for Studying the Middle Ages

​History should be Fun!

The Middle Ages is a Fascinating Time!

The Middle Ages: Castles, Cathedrals, Nobility, Peasants, Manor Homes, Knights, Squires, Pages, Monks, Nuns, Friars, and Chivalry. This period of time still fascinates us today.

Having your own Medieval Banquet will allow your church to dress up as a noble, peasant, monk, or nun and experience the thrill of a Middle Ages Feast, along with pomp, banners, and jousting. What fun! 

History is More Fun with Hands-On Learning

Our family and homeschool co-op loved putting on our own Medieval Banquet. Everyone who participated had a blast!  ​ 

Where to Purchase
​Print & E-books

You can purchase the print version of Let's Have Our Own Medieval Banquet at Amazon. 

You can purchase the e-book at 
PowerlineProd
or 
Currclick.

Series: Teach History the Fun Way
Authors: Meredith Curtis & Laura Nolette
Publisher: Powerline Productions
Paperback: 58 pages
Age/Grade: Elementary & Middle School & High School ​& Parents