September 6th 3pm-5pm (with interval)

The Holy Grail at Whittington Castle ***sold out***

with best-selling author and historical researcher, Graham Phillips  ***Back by Popular Demand. His first talk was a sell-out***

Tickets £15 per person (no concessions)

In the 1990s, following his book The Search for the Grail, Graham Phillips gained global attention by claiming he had discovered the Holy Grail. He linked the Arthurian “White Castle” to Whittington Castle, uncovering evidence that the medieval Fitz Warin family believed they possessed the relic. Rather than a chalice from the Last Supper, Phillips argued the Grail was a small alabaster jar associated with Mary Magdalene, said to have collected Christ’s blood during the Crucifixion and hold healing powers. Tracing clues across Shropshire, he found the object, later identified by the British Museum as a first-century jar from Jerusalem - precisely the time and place associated with the Holy Grail.

Please arrive 15 mins before start time.

September 6th 12noon - 2pm (with interval)

King Arthur in Shropshire

Presented by Graham Phillips - best-selling author, historical researcher, presenter and 'real-life Indiana Jones!'

Tickets £15 per person) no concessions)

In the Arthurian romances, King Arthur is said to have ruled from a magnificent city called Camelot. Graham explains his research on its whereabouts, which has long remained a mystery. So where did Arthur originate? Where was his seat of power?

For centuries, King Arthur has remained a mystery - the site of his fabled Camelot long forgotten and the true location of his final resting place shrouded by the mists of time. Graham Phillips went in search of the historical King Arthur, his Camelot and ultimately his lost tomb.

Hear it all unravel in Graham's compelling account. 

Please arrive 15 mins before the start time.