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Roman & Iron Age Festival
Saturday 01st August 2026
LocationTrimontium Fort Site, Newstead
Tickets on sale 1 May
 

The Romans Are Coming to the Borders!

Roman & Iron Age Festival – 1st August 2026

Get ready for a day of living history as the Roman and Iron Age worlds come to life in the Scottish Borders.

Meet Roman soldiers and Iron Age communities, explore ancient crafts and skills, and discover what life was like on the northern frontier of the Roman Empire nearly two thousand years ago.

With re-enactors, demonstrations and hands-on activities throughout the day, the festival will offer a lively glimpse into the people, cultures and conflicts that shaped this region in the Roman period.

Full programme details, activities and booking information will be announced soon.
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