- The American Medievalist Association - - A private club in western NY dedicated to recreating life as it existed in 13th century Europe. Includes information about events and membership.
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- Camlann Medieval Village - - a year-round re-creation of a rural village in Somersetshire, southwest England, in the year 1376. Visitors to Camlann experience the entertainment, food, crafts, architecture and culture of medieval Europe in a relaxing forest setting.
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- Company of Chivalry - - A Bristol, England-based medieval re-enactment and living history society, for the re-creation of civilian and military life in mid- to late- 14th century England. Contact information, description of society, photographs of re-enactments, historical background.
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- De Wierde Wironii - - Re-enacting a Frisian trading post of the 9th century. Photographs of group members and past re-enactments, schedule, contact information.
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- Early Medieval Alliance - - An Alliance of over 26 UK re-enactment societies representing the Three Edwards, covering the 13th and 14th Centuries.
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- The Grey Company - - Group portrays military life in the early Medieval period for reenactment events; membership and contact information, photo gallery.
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- The Guild of Saint Olaus - - A Stockholm-based group re-creating civilian and military life in late-15th century Sweden. Description of group and their philosophy, photos of members, articles, contact information. [Requires Flash.
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- Harlech Medieval Society - - Recreates life and combat in the 12th and 13th century in England and Wales to portray the weapons, history and politics of the period. Events schedule, membership information.
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- Historically Speaking - - Offer in class workshops to students and teachers about the Middle Ages. Program description and contact information.
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- House Von Draken - - Living history organization located in Pennsylvania which studies and re-creates medieval and Renaissance cultures in the form of Middle Ages re-enactment.
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- IG Wolf e.V. - - A Frankfurt-am-Main, Germany-based group re-enacting the battles, ceremonies and music of the 1190's. Descriptions of performances, schedule, photographs of re-enactments and contact information. Some materials German only.
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- InterMedieval-UK - - UK contact for the nascent alliance of international medieval re-enactors. Description and photographs of past alliance meetings, proposed combat and safety rules, information on joining the alliance.
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- Knights of Longshank - - A Northwest England-based group re-enacting military and civilian life in the reigns of English Kings Edward I and II (13th and 14th centuries). Contact information, schedule of events, historical background, photographs of re-enactments.
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- The Knights Resources Ltd. - - An English group re-enacting-for-hire at medieval faires and schools, portraying the late 14th century. Contact information and description of services. They also repair Canon photocopiers.
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- Knight's Tour - - Interactive education in Medieval history; historical everyday activities make history understandable. Base in Seattle, Washington; photos and contact information.
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- The Lancastrian Engineers - - A South England and Wales-based group re-enacting 14th and 15th century sappers, as well as billmen and Welsh bowmen. Contact information and photographs of group in action.
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- The Lion Rampant - - Reenactment group for Medieval combat; events schedule, membership and contact information.
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- Oakhaven - - Information for those interested in the Current Middle Ages. Includes links to articles about heraldry, arms and armour, medieval research and literature, costuming, music, dance and chivalry.
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- Oyster Fayre - - Medieval fair, market and entertainment at Castle Park, Colchester, Essex, UK. Program, images from past fairs.
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- The Scriptorium - - A collection of things medieval including a glossary of medieval terms and facts about life in the time.
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