Sat, Nov 21 2009
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Grub down with the king Boare’s Heade Feaste set at Castle By Travina ColemanPhoenix Staff Writer The feast is sold out. Hiller expects around 200 people to be feasting on turkey and all the trimmings.
“Some thought this would be good time to call and reserve spots,” Hiller said. “But we are already full.” Hiller suggests purchasing the $29.95 ticket per person for the next feast, now. “We have worked really hard to make it authentic,” Hiller said. “We give a good show.” He said people want to be involved with the many different things The Castle puts on yearly, including The Haunted Castle, Renaissance Faire and the masked ball held the first week of the fair. There also will be an orientation for those interested in participating in future events at The Castle at 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Caviness also is involved with a non-profit organization to address the decline of arts in schools. “There has never been a great society without art,” he said. “If there has been, we don’t know about it. There is no proof.” Reach Travina Coleman at 684-2901 or tcoleman @muskogeephoenix.com. 
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