More than $5,000 was raised for community initiatives as nearly 200 guests travelled back in time at the Lloydminster Lions Club Medieval Feast.
The Sept. 27 event transformed the Kitscoty Community Hall into a lively medieval scene, complete with a town crier, jousting, ring toss contests, a medieval feast and wooden stockades that brought the era to life.
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Many attendees wore elaborate period costumes, from flowing gowns to knightly armour, creating a colourful and unique experience.
Guests enjoying a four-course feast and competed in games throughout the evening, representing their various houses. Everyone celebrated the spirit of the event while supporting the Lions Club’s biggest annual fundraiser.
“Thanks to everyone for their incredible support,” said Lion Shelley Tatro. “Your generosity makes a real difference in our community. Seeing everyone come together like this is truly inspiring.”
Tatro also noted the event saw more than the usual fundraising crowd in attendance.
“Everyone who comes out expects to have a blast. We do our best to provide that,” said Tatro, adding the club hopes to bring even more people to next year’s event.
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