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Every two years Rye Museum hosts a Medieval Conference which attracts speakers and participants from all over the UK and sometimes elsewhere too. The theme for the 2016 conference has been selected: Conspicuous Consumption and Display in Late Medieval England.
Topics includ: feasting, jewelry, country houses and castles and splendid burial places.
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