Flitch Trials 2020
Saturday 11 July 2020
Morning Trial (1.25 hrs): 10:30 am
Afternoon Trial (2.5 hrs): 2:00 pm
Evening Trial (2.5 hrs): 7:00 pm
The Dunmow Flitch Trials is an ancient custom with a traceable history back 900 years. The Dunmow Flitch trials are mentioned by the Wife of Bath in Geoffrey Chaucer’s very explicit 14th century book ‘The Canterbury Tales.’ A book which is still printed and read. The Trials were commonly known about in 14th century England. We in Dunmow are proud to keep this tradition alive. On Trials day - Saturday 11th July 2020 - you are invited to attend one, or all three court sittings at 10.30am, 2pm and 7pm, by purchasing tickets on this site.
Book
Morning Trial (1.25 hrs): 10:30 am
Afternoon Trial (2.5 hrs): 2:00 pm
Evening Trial (2.5 hrs): 7:00 pm
The Dunmow Flitch Trials is an ancient custom with a traceable history back 900 years. The Dunmow Flitch trials are mentioned by the Wife of Bath in Geoffrey Chaucer’s very explicit 14th century book ‘The Canterbury Tales.’ A book which is still printed and read. The Trials were commonly known about in 14th century England. We in Dunmow are proud to keep this tradition alive. On Trials day - Saturday 11th July 2020 - you are invited to attend one, or all three court sittings at 10.30am, 2pm and 7pm, by purchasing tickets on this site.
Venue
Marquee on Talberds Ley - on the green space directly behind the Foakes Hall
opposite 47 Stortford Road
Great Dunmow
CM6 1DG
opposite 47 Stortford Road
Great Dunmow
CM6 1DG