King's Lynn to celebrate legendary creatures

A day dedicated to dragons is planned for King's Lynn this year that promises a range of activities and entertainment at various venues around town.

Residents with a love of mythical monsters can participate in this event arriving in autumn. Dubbed The King's Lynn Dragon Festival, the immersive occasion will feature film screenings, dragon hunts, theatre performances, medieval weaponry and more. Designed for all members of the community to enjoy, the day promises something for dragon fans of all ages.

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Those joining the festivities can encounter four large dragons in the town’s medieval streets. Full of free family activities, residents and visitors can enjoy trails, activities and games of Dungeons and Dragons while witnessing performances and various other Forms of entertainment.

On King’s Street, St George’s Guildhall will stage dragon-themed theatre, and the BOYD Theatre will put on a family dragon show while offering face painting. The Corn Exchange and The Majestic will screen films How to Train Your Dragon and Pete’s Dragon, while the Lynn Museum will take visitors on a tour of dragon history over the centuries. St Nicholas’ Chapel will have live archery and a chance to meet real reptiles.

The King's Lynn Dragon Festival will now run in town at several different locations on Saturday, November 7.
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