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Best ways to see the Vikings for free at the 2020 JORVIK Viking Festival
15 – 23 February 2020
Families on a budget visiting the 2020 JORVIK Viking Festival will be able to get a real taste of Viking life without breaking the bank, organisers have confirmed, with a host of events throughout the nine-day Festival which are completely free of charge!
Organised by charity York Archaeological Trust, the celebration of all things Norse takes over the city centre for the February half term, and with accessibility and education at the heart of the Trust’s aims, festival manager Gareth Henry explains that it is important to have a mix of free and paid-for events: “Sharing stories about York’s past has been a huge part of what the Trust has done over the last four decades, and whilst we have to charge to off-set the costs for some of our events, we are always keen to make sure there is plenty to see and do that is completely free of charge – including the most impressive annual parade in York!”
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Details of all the events at this year’s JORVIK Viking Festival can be found at www.jorvikvikingfestival.co.uk
Written by: YO1 Radio Web Team
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