It features characters in historically-accurate costumes such as Roman soldiers, prisoners, tent makers, weavers, merchants in shops, census-takers, and more. Live camels and other animals lend authenticity to the re-enactment, and twenty-first century items do not appear. The streets will be covered with sawdust that may be uneven, but easy enough for wheelchairs, walker, and strollers to navigat
e. The drama is put on entirely by approximately 150 church members. There is no admission and nothing actually is for sale. No reservations are required. Tour time averages about one hour, even at times of peak crowds.
