
See you in 2024!!!
People come from far and wide to step back in time and experience everything medieval. It’s very much a family affair with plenty to do whether you’re young or old. The Burning of the Dragon on the Saturday night is not to be missed, driven on by the primal beat of the Drummers, the heartbeat of the carnivale.
The Balingup Medieval Carnivale Committee is a not-for-profit subcommittee of the Balingup Progress Association (BPA). The BMC fund the event mainly through gate takings and stall holder payments, with surpluses returned to the Balingup community through the BPA.
Step back in time
Medieval performers, parades and fighting:
~ Grand Parade – Don’t miss the daily parade as it wanders through the site at 1pm.
~ On the Main stage – Live Music and Dancers.
~ In the Combat Arena – Live action as Reenactors and Medievalist do battle.
~ Burning of the Dragon – Saturday evening from 5pm with Fire Performers and Drummers.
Wander, experience and over indulge:
~ Many Market stalls including handcrafted goods and clothing.
~ A variety of scrumptious gourmet foods to fill your belly
~ Tastings and sales of locally produced wines, ciders and mead.
~ Raptors in flight and snakes to cuddle.
~ Archery Tag with Primal Archery.

Circle of the Sword
Circle of the Sword is a theatrical metal-weapons combat group. First formed in 1997 we teach safe stage combat training with medieval weapons and we offer theatrical combat and historical weapons displays at schools, medieval or historical fayre’s and other venues.

The Free Company

West Australian Beserkers
