Abbey Medieval Banquet

**This event is now sold out**

The Abbey Medieval Banquet will be hosted at the Great Hall at St Michael’s College, Caboolture, on Saturday 29 June 2024.

The Steward of the Hall, Sir Blair Martin, will guide patrons through an evening of feasting and entertainment, including music, pageantry and dance.

Doors open at 5:45pm. We request that all guests are seated by 6:15pm for the Banquet’s opening procession. On entering the Great Hall guests will experience a traditional medieval ritual of ‘washing of the hands’ with scented rosewater followed by a complimentary glass of mulled wine.

Tables are served in sections of eight guests (with four guests per side). Please see seating layout. Platters of food are placed in the centre to be shared. Food is eaten with knives and spoons or fingers where appropriate.

The Medieval Banquet menu consists of 2 removes (or courses), each consisting of several dishes, plus a final course called an ‘issue’. The menu will include a broad range and sumptuous quantities of authentic medieval food including dessert.

Guests can note dietary requirements (gluten free or vegetarian) when purchasing tickets. In keeping with the medieval experience, no further accommodations can be made for dietary requirements other than those stated.

The Medieval Banquet is a licensed venue. Wine, beer, cider and mead will be available for purchase.

Please note: this is not a BYO event.

Event Details

When: Saturday 29th June

Where: The Great Hall at St Michael’s College near Caboolture

Time: Doors open at 5:45pm. We ask all guests to please arrive and be seated by 6:15pm for the banquet’s opening procession.

Cost: General seating $129 Premium seating $149 Premium includes cushioned seat at close proximity to the high table, amongst the most noble of lords and ladies for entertainment viewing pleasure! LIMITED Tickets Available! Tickets on sale 8th May.

What's included: Feast includes 2 Removes (courses) plus a final course called an 'issue'. Guests will be entertained as they enjoy a medieval evening.