Experience the sights, sounds and smells of 900 years of history in a single weekend! The Living History Weekend at Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome on 19 & 20 July features living historians from across the ages. From Early Medieval to World War Two, experience life through the centuries at Stow!
Experienced living historians will be recreating life in a variety of different eras, and giving visitors a chance to find out more about the way people lived in the past.
Activities are included in the normal entry fee which also includes admission to all our galleries and aircraft hangars, nature walk, book and gift shop and the amazing The Airmen's Mess cafe. Book online and your ticket is valid for both days.
Stow Maries Great War Aerodrome is the largest surviving World War One aerodrome in the world, and features award-winning exhibitions, vintage aircraft and fascinating displays. Children will love the vintage pedal-planes and aircraft simulators, as well as the nature walks on site.