What was Coucy like around 1350? La Seigneurie de Coucy is a living-history re-enactment of civil and military life in Coucy in the mid-14th century (1340 – 1360), led by some twenty volunteers. In Coucy or at camps outside the walls, you’ll discover reconstructions based on analysis of period documents, of the daily lives of Coucy’s artisans, men-at-arms and nobles (fashion, furniture, food, trades, etc.).

The AMVCC is also the Groupe de Recherches et d’Etudes des Collections (GREC): a group of enthusiasts who browse and examine all documents relating to Coucy and its region. It’s a painstaking task that accompanies all the association’s activities. Every year, they organize an exhibition to showcase their work.

The Seigneuriales de Coucy medieval fair takes place in the upper town. Here, you’ll discover a picturesque medieval town, punctuated by free entertainment over 2 days of festivities. On the program, some sixty artisans offer authentic items inspired by the Middle Ages and the world of fantasy: cutlery, wooden objects, leathers, costumes, as well as delicacies to delight your taste buds.