Food, music and festive decorations will be available at Exeter's oldest building to mark Twelfth Night.
Families can celebrate Epiphany Sunday at St Nicholas Priory, off Fore Street with a Tudor sweetmeats cooking demonstration.
The event will be held today from one until four today.
Katharine Chant, the Secretary of the Exeter Historic Buildings Trust, says This exciting epiphany celebration is the latest in a series of events. In the past eight months they have had around 3,500 visitors.
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