Visitors can discover what life was like for Benedictine Monks at Worcester Cathedral this half term (Image: Worcester Cathedral)
Worcester Cathedral is set to present 'A Monk's Life' this October half term.
On October 30 and 31, visitors will have the chance to discover life as an 11th-16th Century monk from 11am to 3pm at the Undercroft Learning Centre.
Objects and ruins associated with Worcester's once prominent order of Benedictine monks are scattered throughout the iconic cathedral.
Visitors will be able to put their hand to Monk's traditional jobs, try the food they ate and make the remedies they prescribed.
Entry for the event is free, but donations for craft materials will be appreciated.
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