Organized by Duchess Asney Grimolfsdottier, Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim, HL Susan of Myrganwood, & Adeline vom Schwarzwald; uber host Susan of Myrganwood

Class descriptions: (please see the schedule for days/times/locations)

Saturday, June 28

Arts & Sciences Class Registrations open (8:00 -10:00)

For classes that have participant maximums, HL Susan of Myrganwood will be set up to take registrations at the Autocrat point between the A&S pavilions. Don’t miss out on your desired class by strolling to the registration desk during this time; early arrival should help.The exception to this will be the helm making class, since participants are asked to pre-register directly with HRM Hrogn to arrange for enough materials. See his contact information under the session description

Intro to the SCA 101 (8:30 commencement with newcomer’s breakfast) (1 hr)

New to the SCA? First event, or only been out a couple times? Join us for an Intro to the SCA class at the Newcomer’s Breakfast. Hear a brief history of the SCA and our Kingdom. Get a rundown on who’s who, how to tell people apart, what all the funny names and titles mean, basic event or court etiquette and what to expect, and a translation for all the SCA jargon you’ve been hearing. This will be an informal class and Q&A session without a strict timeline or structure, so feel free to drop in anytime – but registration is appreciated for approximate numbers, as handouts will be provided for your reference. This class will be taught at Tyger’s Rest
8:30: no cost; unlimited participants. taught by HL Sicillia Beaumont & Magnifico Bjar the Blue

Make your own Gluckshaus game (9:00) (1 hr)

Gluckshaus (House of Good Fortune) was a gambling game popular in the 15th and 16th centuries, and is an enjoyable pastime at SCA events. Playing for trinkets (e.g. glass “pebbles”) keeps the game fun for everyone. The rules are simple and can be learned while playing. In this class, you will learn to draw the Gluckshaus on a piece of sturdy fabric. The handout will explain the rules, and you can start playing right away. Note: this is a game in which you can win or lose dozens of trinkets at a time….I will have materials for 8 attendees; more may attend if they just want to learn how the game is played. The class cost will cover dice, a bag of trinkets, and the fabric for the game.
cost: $3 participants 8 (or more; see above); taught by Mistress Coryn of the Wode

Double-Faced Tablet Weaving 101 (9:00) (1 hr)

This class introduces how to create double-faced tablet woven bands. This flexible, creative technique uses two contrasting colours and the back side is the inverse of the front side, so whichever side ends up facing out looks good! Beginners are welcome! Materials will be provided. Please pre-register so I can ensure I have enough sets for everyone. (Weavers with prior experience who want to use your own equipment, please contact Iona of Bergen at nancy.mckeown@outlook.com for instructions. No cost if you use your own materials.)
cost: 5$; Maximum 12. taught by Iona of Bergen

Celtic Knot Carving on Leather (10:00) 2 hrs

Celtic knot carving class Learn how to use a swivel knife and the basic stamps to permanently add a Celtic design to your leather. All tools and materials provided>
cost: $0: maximum 5. taught by Heppin (Steinolf Heppin Bollison)

Let’s make Whip cord! (10:00) 1 hr drop-in

Often referred to as “Viking Whipcord” it makes an attractive cord for drawstrings, trim, etc. This is a drop-in class; come at any time throughout the class to participate. cost: $2; No Maximum; taught by Drífa at lækjamoti

Riding Women, Dangerous Women (10:00) 1 hr

An exploration of 2 late medieval art works around the concept of the witch. details TBD
No cost. no maximum. taught by Alfdis in frodha Ulfsdottir

Herbalist Plant Walk (11:00) 90 min

This class is a walking exploration of edible, medicinal and useful plants of the Quad site. Walking shoes and garb recommended; we will not be bush whacking. You may wish to bring a pencil and something to write with to allow you to take notes on plants found, their locations, and something about them. A plastic bag could be useful if you wish to pick some samples of plants. Similarly, you may wish to take photos of plants of interest to you. We will review do’s and don’ts of plant collection. I will provide copies of the most recent text version of the Quad Site herbal, expanded to include a section on plants to avoid. Note: the computer version is NOT illustrated. A recommended resource for plant identification is Plants of the Boreal Forest and Aspen Parkland, Lone Pine Press 1995.

cost: $5 (for handout); maximum 12; taught by HL Alina Kendal

Toga/Chiton Making: So..we’re 3 ft from the Sun… (11:00) 1 hr

Join this introductory class and learn how to make a Chiton/Toga, as well as how to wear it. We will buy a BUNCH of saris, and the cost of the class will be the cost of the Sari you choose to purchase. We will have buttons on hand and thread. You will sew the buttons on it, and sew up the side. We will also teach you how to tie it, and you get to leave with your very own Chiton/Toga that you can wear at the event, 3 ft from the sun!!!
cost: cost of the Sari (or bring your own); unlimited participants; taught by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim & HL Gwen

Braiding Hair: Event Hair Fashion (12:00) 1 hr

We will endeavor to learn 4 braiding styles with the potential for more, depending on time. Bring and/or be a hair model. Bringing your own brush/comb is highly encouraged for all models. Freshly washed or 2nd day clean is preferred.
cost: 0$; participants no maximum; Mistress Gwen MacFergus

StoryTelling (12:00) 1 hr

People talk about their past with stories. They explain their present with stories. They foretell the future with stories. And the best place by the fire was always kept for the Storyteller. Come sit and listen to a story from our past, a tale from our myths. Elina will spin a tale from her repertoire of tales. This is not a class but a chance to relax and enjoy. Please bring a chair or a blanket to sit on. The total time should be about an hour unless another story is requested.
no cost; unlimited participants. taught by HL Elina of York

Intro to Decorating with Henna (12:00) 1 hr

Henna is a natural dye derived from dried plant leaves that can be used to dye protein based materials such as skin, nails, hair, leather, silk, etc We will be playing with henna paste on skin. However, decorating your own skin can sometimes be difficult, so come with a friend and decorate each other! As we will be applying the dye to skin, if you are concerned with skin sensitivities, please feel free to come find Li Xia near Tyger’s Rest on merchants row to do a test mark earlier in the morning to see if you will have an adverse reaction. Please note, this class is hands on opportunity to use henna as a dye. Li Xia makes no representation on the use of henna for any cultural or religious purposes from any point in history.
cost: $3 per kit; no maximum. taught by HL Li Xia

Essential Oils: Blending and Healing (13:00) (1 hr)

1 hr. Essential oils can be used for a wide range of things. They can help ease a headache, help you fall asleep, or calm you if you are feeling anxious This class we will go over the blending factors of EO, discuss the healing properties of oils and create a blend specially formulated to you. Class cost $10 for 1 roller created for you. Additional rollers are $10 each. No maximum. taught by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim

Embroidery 101 (13:00) 2 hrs

In this class, students will learn the basic outline stitches, and the importance of ground fabric tension. It is intended as an introduction to the art of embroidery. The instructor will bring the background fabric and stitch instruction papers. Students need to bring: 3 to 4 skeins of DMC thread; An embroidery needle (#5 if possible but we will work with what you bring) and scissors; and a 6 or 8” embroidery hoop.
no cost, except the materials you purchase. Maximum 10. taught by Susan of Myrganwood

Let’s Process a fleece (13:00) 1 hr

This class is part of a 6-series of classes. You can take one, several, or all.
During this class, you will learn to process a fleece. Each student will receive 1/2 pound of fleece each to process.
Please wear something appropriate to wash dirty fleece. This class will meet at A&S III, and then will walk to the Lost Viking encampment.
cost $5 if using instructor’s fleece/$0 if bringing your own; Maximum 10 participants. taught by Læremoder Sadb Jofreysdottir

Voice Projection and Diction (13:00) (1 hr)

This class will teach you the basics of being heard AND understood. Great for those interested in heraldry, bardic, or just being able to give an announcement to a large room or on the field. We will discuss and practice how to be loud without injuring your voice and will discuss pacing and diction which ensure your message is understood by those that hear you.
cost: $0; no maximum; taught by Mistress Aibhilin inghean Daibhidh (Trimaris)

Want to play a Game? (14:00) 1 hr.

People have been gathering for centuries to play games. Come learn a table game from the SCA time period or bring a friend to play one you already know, and impress your friends at the next feast or rainy day! Bring your pretties if you have them..as there may be an opportunity for wagering.(Ship, Captain, Crew anyone?).

Saturday’s class will focus on gaming with friends, where all games will need two or more players.; while Sunday’s class will focus on One-on-One strategy games from different countries, including backgammon, Wari, Shove Groat, Alcavies, and more. Learn a new game to outplay those who gather at Glorianna’s Gaming Pavilion, where games will be available, including Shoot the Box, Fox &Goose, Gluckshaus, Ship/Captain/Crew, and more!

Pewter Casting 101 (14:00) (90 minutes)

In this class, you will be casting your own Quad War-inspired pewter pendant using a soapstone mold. All tools will be included, so no need to bring any. Safety will be emphasized here. No bare legs or feet. That means no clogs, flipflops, sandals, or open shoes. I will supply other safety equipment. You may want to bring your own safety glasses. Aged 14 and up (firm) due to working with molten metal.. This class will be repeated on Sunday.
cost 10; maximum 6 participants; taught by Brangwyne (Bronwyn) de Langlee

Park & Draft Drop Spindle (15:00) (1 hr)

No experience required. Learn the basics of drafting wool and starting to spin. We will begin with “park and draft” techniques. Learn to start your own yarn adventure! I will have wool and spindles for you to practice on. If you have your own spindle, and you’d like to learn on, bring it along!
No cost. Maximum 6 students; taught by Sheika Nadrah al-Zahara

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (15:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

Spangens are a type of helmet that have a frame with panels inset into them. They have been used by many cultures over many centuries all over Europe and Asia. They are appropriate to most cultures from the 6th century up to the 13th century and can even be dated further back as they are based on Roman helmet designs. In SCA terms, they are a very competitive helmet style that offers excellent protection, appearance, visibility and breathability.

You will be coached on how to make your own custom 12g Stainless Steel helmet. If you wish to use mild steel instead of stainless, that’s fine but HRM Hrogn won’t help you use anything less than 12g material. Should you wish to stay after the hour and keep working on your helmet completing the steps explained, the workspace will be available to you. You will be doing the measuring, cutting and hammering, and depending on your construction speed, it’s entirely possible that you could walk away with a completed helmet. If you don’t and still have work to do, HRM Hrogn will continue to coach you to completion after the event through electronic means or in person at events until you’re finished.

Course cost is C$150 and HRM Hrogn will provide all the materials that you need to complete the helmet. Very little surplus over costs is expected but if there is any, it’ll be donated to the Quad Site Castle Rebuild. Any shortfall will be covered by HRM Hrogn. PLEASE REGISTER WITH HRM HROGN DIRECTLY PRIOR TO THE EVENT via the link below

location at the Castle
cost $150 maximum 5 participants; taught by HRM Hrogn

Performance Fundamentals (13:00) 2 hrs

Are you interested in performing, but have stage fright? Do you have a song/poem/story that you’ve been working on, but want feedback in a safe environment? This class will be a safe-space workshop for bards and performers to practice their skills and receive feedback on how to improve! Bring one or two pieces you are working on and would like to practice for competitions, bardic circles, or other performances! If you don’t have any pieces but are interested in starting to perform, how to find pieces, or anything about getting into performance, we will address those questions as well!
cost: 0$; maximum 10; taught by Mistress Aibhilin inghean Daibhidh (Trimaris)

Learn to Dance the Soran Bushi (15:30) (90 min)

The Soran Bushi is one of Japan’s most popular folk songs and dances. It is also very easy to learn and do! This class will demonstrate and teach the movements, with an optional performance for class takers.
Cost: none Maximum students: 10 Length: 90min; taught by Kaen Yukimura-dono

EANCELED: Pyrography 101! (16:00) (1 hr)

This class is an intro to Pyrography: Burn a Box! Discover the art of pyrography in this hands-on introductory class. You’ll learn basic wood burning techniques, safety tips, and how to bring your design to life using heat and imagination. Students will select a pattern in advance and burn it onto a wooden box to take home—a perfect keepsake or gift! All tools and materials are provided. The course fee covers your box and use of equipment. No prior experience necessary. Class size is limited, so sign up early and come ready to make your mark (literally)!

This class may be hosted near the well house, near the entrance to Dwarf Hollow
details pending
cost $5-10; max 6; taught by Uli Adamsson

Heraldry 101 (17:00) 1 hr

What is Heraldry, who are heralds, what does “per bend sinister” even mean? Come get a broad discussion/class of Heraldry in the SCA and in history!
no cost; unlimited participants. taught by HL Skald Strifemaker

A&S Documentation (17:00) 1 hr

Quick simple documentation template that you can even use point form or present orally (both of which we allow). Come with your questions and let’s figure out a plan for your project. Handouts will be available for those who desire.
Cost $0; maximum 10 participants. taught by Mistress Arwyn

Period Dance: on Merchants’ Row (20:00 after court)

Led by Mistress Catherine of the Rowan Tree, learn period dances and then dance them.
cost: 0$; unlimited participants. taught by Mistress Catherine of the Rowan Tree

Heraldic Submissions Consultation Drop-in (20:00 after court)

Come by and visit Eirik our submissions herald and some members of the College of Heralds to help you with your name and armory (device) submissions. We will have the ability to accept fully done submission fees (for previously sent electronic ones or for printed out paper submissions. We can also work with you to create your ideas. All heralds, heraldically inclined and anyone interested in helping out come a hang out.
cost: $0 for help; submission fee $10 if submitting; unlimited participants; hosted by Mistress Arwyn of Leicester & Eirik of Two Ravens

Sunday, June 29

Registration Open (8:00) – 10:00)

Persona Development 101 (9:00) 30 min

This class will explore persona development. sources that can be used & how persona can enhance your SCA experience. Handout will be provided.
cost $0; unlimited participants; taught by Hamish MacCarrig

St. Birgitta’s Cap (9:00) 1 hr

This convenient headwear item is based on an extant linen cap believed to have belonged to a 14th-century Swedish nun. It can be made from less than half a meter of white linen, and hand-sewn in just a few hours. Bring your own fabric and sewing kit, or purchase materials in class. The cap may be worn on its own or under a hat or veil, and is a handy way of dealing with a “bad hair day”. I will have supplies for 8 people; more may attend if they bring their own linen and sewing kit. $3.00 for fabric and sewing supplies; no cost if participants bring their own materials
cost $3 participants: 8; taught by Mistress Coryn of the Wode

Basic Campfire Building (9:00) 1 hr

This is a beginner level course on how to reliably and safely build a basic campfire. It is a demonstration course, uses an axe and a hatchet, and provided there is no fire ban, includes making an actual fire. Minors in the class MUST be accompanied AT ALL TIMES by a parent or legal guardian. Class starts promptly on the hour. Bring a chair, wear comfortable clothes that might get dirty. Class to be held behind Dansandi Hundr (Jarfr’s merchant cabin) on Merchants’ Row, fourth building down from Coryn’s Garb Shop.
cost $0; maximum participants 10; taught by L Jarfr

SCA Bardic (10:00) 1 hr

SCA bards are a fun and varied bunch, and you may have wondered if/ how you can join in. Well Bardic is everywhere, and just because you aren’t a trained soprano, or can’t attend the official activities doesn’t mean you can’t join in the fun! So come on over and let’s have fun! cost $0; no maximum; taught by HL Skeld the Peacemaker

Intro to How to Play a Recorder (10:00) 1 hr

This will be a brief refresher course on basic recorder fingering for soprano/tenor recorder, how to read basic music in treble clef, and play a few simple pieces of music.
cost $8 for handouts; maximum 8 participants; taught by Malan’ia Labedeva doch’

(Egyptian) Diagonals Tablet Weaving (10:00) 1 hr

This class teaches the tablet-weaving technique commonly known as Diagonals, based on a band found in Egypt. This technique creates triangles, diamonds, or other shapes on a diagonal using two colours per tablet. Some previous tablet weaving experience needed. Materials will be provided. Please pre-register so I can ensure I have enough sets for everyone. (Weavers with prior experience who want to use your own equipment, please contact Iona of Bergen at nancy.mckeown@outlook.com for instructions. No cost if you use your own materials.)
cost: $5; maximum 12; Iona of Bergen

Intro to Recorders and Early Music (11:00) (90 min)

A brief overview of the history of recorders and how they are different from other woodwinds. A brief overview of medieval and Renaissance music in western Europe. An opportunity to sight-read and play music, as an ensemble, to hear how the musical style differs between these two eras.
cost $2.50 for handouts; unlimited participants; taught by Malan’ia Labedeva doch’

North American vs European Tablet Weaving Conversation (11:00) (1 hr)

A discussion about the difference in pattern notation between North American and European patterns and the implications/challenges with trying to identify sources and why patterns may not always work. This is a discussion led by a novice tablet Weaver with mostly North American pattern experience.
No cost. Maximum 15 students; taught by Sheika Nadrah al-Zahara

Hedeby Style Norse Tote Bag (11:00) 1 hr

In this class, we’ll start a Viking Age Hedeby-style tote bag which is a great period-informed way of discreetly carrying your mundane things. All supplies provided including wooden handles with partially-sewn bags to get us started. Students should have basic hand-sewing skills. We won’t be able to finish our bags in class, but you’ll leave with enough information to finish at home. Cost: $20; Maximum 8; Taught by Drífa at lækjamoti.

Rock Painting Activity (12:00) (1 hr)

Patterns and paint will be available to paint some pretty rocks! Find a rock and bring it with you! You can either keep the finished rock, or hide it on the quad site!
no cost; unlimited participants. taught by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim

Retinue 101: How do I? (12:00) (1 hr)

Who? What? Where? When? Why? We will talk about all of the roles involved in assisting royalty through their reign plus some history and Avacal traditions.
No cost. no maximums; taught by Mistress Gwen MacFergus

Cordilas, Liquers & Schnapps…Oh My! (12:00) 1 hr

In this Class we will briefly explore the history, ingredients and uses of these liquids. After the history, a demonstration on making your own at home along with a round table discussion on recipes and variants of the drink. Donation to cover supplies will gladly be received but not mandatory or expected. Class will meet at A&S III but then will move to the outdoor kitchen of the Embassy, a short walk down Merchants’ Row. Class notes can be sent electronically if you are unable to attend the class. *This can be taught electronically if requested at a different time. Contact the instructor through Facebook: Michael DeLine
No cost. max 10; taught by Shaikh Gabriel deLion, Northshield

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (13:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

location at the Castle. Cost $150; maximum 5 participants; taught by HRM Hrogn

Open Fire Cooking (13:00) (1 hr)

Now we’re cooking with Fire! This class will discuss open flame cooking and what you need to know. We will go over period/modern tools, tips, safety, and we’ll test a recipe from start to finish. There will be open flame so please dress appropriately. Please bring your own chair. Also note, if there is a fire ban, the class will focus only on discussion as we will be unable to cook on an open fire if regulations do not permit.
cost$1 for handouts; participants: unlimited; taught by HL Signe Smiđja

Embroidery 102: (13:00) (2 hr)

In this introductory class, students will learn the basic fill stitch and the importance of support fabric. We will then make it into a book with stitch information (papers for the book). The instructor will bring the background fabric and stitch instruction papers. Students need to bring: 3 to 4 skeins of DMC thread; An embroidery needle (#5 if possible but we will work with what you bring) and scissors; and a 6 or 8” embroidery hoop.
no cost, except the materials you purchase. Maximum 10. taught by Susan of Myrganwood

Combing/Carding a fleece (13:00) 1 hr

This class is part of a 6-series of classes. You can take one, several, or all.
There is no class fee unless you need cleaned raw fleece, which would cost $5. Please let me know in advance.
We will prepare your washed fleece for spinning and discuss different ways to prepare wool for spinning. If you have cards, combs, and/or flickers, please bring them. I will have a few sets that we can share. This class will be hosted at the Lost Viking encampment.
cost $5 if needing fleece; Maximum 10 participants. taught by Læremoder Sadb Jofreysdottir

One-on-One Strategy Games (14:00) (1 hr)

Pewter Casting 101 (14:00) (90 min)

In this class, you will be casting your own Quad War-inspired pewter pendant using a soapstone mold. All tools will be included, so no need to bring any. Safety will be emphasized here. No bare legs or feet. That means no clogs, flipflops, sandals, or open shoes. I will supply other safety equipment. You may want to bring your own safety glasses. Aged 14 and up (firm) due to working with molten metal.. This class is a repeat of Saturday.
cost 10; maximum 6 participants; taught by Brangwyne (Bronwyn) de Langlee

Embroidery 201: Intermediate Beading and Design (15:00) (1 hr)

Choose your colors and fabric; learn decorative applique stitches; Couching beads on cloth. Class runs one hour plus I’ll be available for follow up through the event if needed.. Cost $0 Bring your own hoops, scissors and needles if you have them. Limited supplies will be available. If you have fabric thread and beads you already want to use, feel free to bring them.
cost $0; maximum 6 participants; taught by Hero the Irresponsible

Campfire Bannock (15:00) (1 hr)

Come spend an hour with me and learn how to make Campfire Bannock. I will teach you a basic recipie and we woill cook it over the fire. You will need to bring a fairly thick stick for roasting it that it can wrap around and then cook. I will have a cast iron pan available if you do not want to use a stick. A small handout will be provided
cost $2; participants maximum 10; taught by HL Renee Carr

To Flirt or not to Flirt (16:00) (1 hr)

A fun class for the curious. Discover who, what, where, when and why of flirting including basic rules, consent and boundaries, and of course practice some techniques! Please bring your own seating. I welcome everyone and there may be some mature information shared. If you have concerns, please see me 15 minutes before class.
cost: by donation to the site; participants: minimum 4, no max; taught by Duchess Nasheeta Al-Rakkasa, member of THOT, AKA Naughty Auntie

Laurel Meet & Greet (16:00) (1 hr ish)

Have you ever wondered why someone would be an apprentice, or what it takes to become an apprentice? Would you like to ask a Laurel a question about a project you’re working on or about how the Laurels’ council works? Are you a Laurel interested in meeting new people? Are you brand new to the SCA and interested in finding out what the heck a Laurel is? Would you like to find out if Laurels really do bite? Come to the Laurels Meet and Greet at Quad War! Join us in the A&S pavilion#1 at pm on Sunday. The idea behind the meet and greet is to allow Laurels and the general populace to mingle in a non intimidating, relaxed atmosphere. All are welcome! Looking forward to seeing you (yes, YOU!) there.
no cost; no maximum participants. hosted by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim

Intro to Improv and Improv Games (16:00) 2 hrs

Get comfortable performing by learning the basics of improv by playing fun improvised games with the group (like “Whose Line is it Anyway”). Improv skills can help your bardic or theater performance and are helpful for anyone (including Royals!) who needs to speak in front of a group!
cost $0; no maximum; taught by Mistress Aibhilin inghean Daibhidh (Trimaris)

Building Bat Boxes (17:00) 1 hr

This class will discuss bat boxes how and why to build them. We will In this class, we will build a box while learning about bats native to prairies. Wood and plans will be provided. Please bring a hammer if you have one. I will have a limited supply available. Approximate cost $10.
cost $10; maximum 8; taught by Hamish MacCarrig

Intro to the SCA 201 (17:00) (1 hr)

Now you’ve seen a bit of who we are and what we do, it’s time to figure out how you can be involved! In this class we’ll talk about different activities and disciplines, personas, garb, how to get started on your own, and different ways you can get involved. Learn who’s who in your local group and what you need to know after your first few events. This will be an informal class and Q&A session without a strict timeline or structure, so feel free to drop in anytime – but registration is appreciated for approximate numbers, as handouts will be provided for your reference.
no cost; unlimited participants. taught by HL Sicillia Beaumont & Magnifico Bjar the Blue

Monday, June 30

Basics to Pewter Casting (9:00) 1 hr

Pewter Casting – Sand, Stone, Silicone
Basics of casting pewter at home using multiple techniques. Learn what makes a successful master item and all the tools needed from start to finish.
cost $0; unlimited participants. taught by Countess Gwenhwyvar verch Owen ap Morgan, OL, KSCA
Barony of Jararvellir Kingdom of Northshield

Making Cup Covers (10:00) (1 hr).

Keep bugs and leaves out of your drink with a unique cup cover. Squares of appropriate size are provided along with food safe paints, embroidery floss, beads, and needles. You are invited to decorate your cup cover with embroidery, paint or a mix of the two. This is not intended to be historically accurate and more a chance to use historically represented skills to make a modern convenience. Children are welcome but must be accompanied by adults. Cost: $5 to cover supplies; Maximum 20 students. taught by Antonia of Myrganwood

Substance Awareness in the Current Middle Ages: Overdose awareness & Stigma (10:00)

In this session we will talk about why we have the need to be aware of what an opioid poisoning looks like, and how to tell. We will discuss naloxone and its usage, and we will discuss commonly used words to help avoid stigma and encourage recovery. This is an open place to ask questions and get answers without judgements.
cost 0$; maximum 50 participants: hosted by Baron Fjall, (OP & Counsellor, Saskatoon/Myrganwood)

Biomechanics for Everyone (Rapier) (13:00 – 14:00)

What to bring: You will still learn something if you don’t bring anything but yourself, but fencers are encouraged to bring their kit. Intended audience: This class is for fencers of any level, and should be especially helpful to anyone who has some physical limitation, or is/might teach anyone with a physical limitation.

Description: A class for students and teachers! Successful fencers in the SCA have a much wider range of body types and physical traits than those in modern fencing. The different styles available to us helps this be the case. Bring your questions, curiosity, and your bodies and join a discussion on how to find each person’s strengths and work with them in the context of SCA fencing. Discussion will touch on training techniques to drill the essentials across a wide range of starting points, and how to improve past a plateau or recover your skill after healing from an injury. No cost; no max. taught by Magister Rozi Galea, guest from Ealdormere; location at the Erics

Class: Silk Painting Design / Intro Techniques (13:00) 2 hrs

Learn basic silk painting techniques including shading and background patterns. Discussion on ways to design banners that are unique and heraldically interesting. Students will create their own piece of silk art from a few standard designs (or freehand something!). Heat setting and final steps will need to be finished outside the event. Teen friendly but not for young children; This class will be repeated on Friday, July 4
cost $10 maximum participants 6-8; hosted by Countess Gwenhwyvar verch Owen ap Morgan, OL, KSCA Barony of Jararvellir Kingdom of Northshield

Drop Spindaling (13:00) (1 hr)

This class is part of a 6-series of classes. You can take one, several, or all.
There is no class fee unless you need prepped wool, which would cost $5. Please let me know in advance.
We will take your prepared wool and spin it with a drop spindle. This class will be hosted at the Lost Viking encampment
Cost: 5$; Maxmimum participants 10; taught by Læremoder Sadb Jofreysdottir

Artisan’s Alley (13:00 – 16:00)

Description: A place for Artisans from Avacal and beyond to showcase and demonstrate their crafts.

(There will be a warp-weighted loom and a forge, among other things. This is specifically for bigger things that can’t easily be shown in a hall or set up for only one day.) Cost: none; no maximum participants. hosted by Milþryþ Weaver

Fiber Arts Demonstrations (13:00 onwards)

Come one, come all to the Fibre Arts Tent! Bring your spinning, your weaving, your dyeing. Bring your sewing, your stitching, your naalbinding, your braiding. The fibre arts tent is a casual place to hang out with other fibre artists and craft in a relaxed environment. There will be some demos as part of this Artisan’s Alley and there will be some opportunities for beginners to try new crafts throughout the event, including spinning and handweaving on a loom and using tablets. There will be a table and some chairs, but you should bring all other equipment you might need (and maybe a spare chair). Stop by for an hour or stay all day! hosted by Iona, Al-Zahara and Sprout

Heraldic Shield Painting Competition (Decorating Shields that you can Mark your Campsite with) (14:00 – 15:00)

Following morning court, come and compete to see who can make the best Heraldic Shield! Swing by our station, pick up a shield blank, and get painting. We will have books on heraldry, and instructors dropping by to give advice on how to make your heraldry unique! Pre-cut shield blanks will be in the classic, heater style but feel free to bring your own if you want a different shape. We will also have the paints and brushes. Once finished, hang your custom-painted shield at our station to be judged at 3 pm. (15:00) on the use of colour, uniqueness, and following heraldic rules. There will be cool prizes. If you’d like to pre-register, contact Illcum (Kate Crawford) of Sir Korsak.
Cost: $10 (but if that is a barrier, please reach out). No maximum. taught by Illcum & Sir Korsak.

Belly Dancing 101 (15:00) 1 hr

Now is your chance to learn to shimmy and sway with style! No previous experience necessary. To be kind to our bodies, we will begin with stretches and warm-ups and will review dance posture to keep our bodies safe. We will learn (or review) the basics, and for those that have some experience we can add some intermediate to advanced movements. You will learn an assortment of slow and fast movements and we will learn how to put them together. Bring your hip scarves and jingle belts and let’s get our dance on!
cost: 0$; no maximum; taught by Duchess Svava Suanhuita, OP

Adeline’s Kuche: Schnitzel (15:00) (1 hr)

Schnitzel is a traditional German meal, most often using pork, chicken or turkey. In this class, Adeline will show you the process from start to finish to prepare a pork schnitzel to serve. Participants will leave with a container of 4 schnitzel to take back to camp and finish cooking for your supper that evening. Come prepared to participate in the preparation of your supper. Gluten-free participants are welcome (we will have both types of ingredients).
cost: $10; maximum 10 participants. taught by Adeline vom Schwarzwald

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (15:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

location: at the Castle.
cost $150; maximum 5 participants. taught by HRM Hrogn

Commedia dell’Arte Intro Workshop (16:00) 2 hr

Learn the basics of this comedic style of improv theater from Italy by hands on experience! We will discuss the stock characters (based on stereotypes, like “the miser”) in the context of short scenarios and then act them out. Everyone is encouraged to come ready to participate and have fun, and no prior experience is required (but if you have experience, you’ll still have fun!)
cost $0; no maximum; taught by Mistress Aibhilin inghean Daibhidh (Trimaris)

Banner Painting for Friday’s Banner Tournament (16:00)

In preparation for Friday, July 4th’s Banner Tournament, this class will focus on helping those who do not have a banner to make one. For the tournament, participants will be required to have a banner prior to entering. Materials will be available for those who do not have any materials to work with: a sewn 25inch x 10inch banner, with ties and paints with fabric heat set. This activity will be repeated daily until Friday.
cost: $10 for banner to paint; unlimited participants. hosted by Duke Kvigr Ivarsson & Duchess Svava Suanhuita

“Norse Gods and Mythology F ᚦ ᚱ ᚢ K!” (16:00) 1 hr

TBd
cost: 0$; unlimited participants; taught by Arnsbjorn Tiernanson

Tuesday, July 1

Scribal “oop!” (9:30) 1.5 hr

Scribal “oops!” Sometimes the best planned scribal projects can go awry – missed words, misspelling, blobby paint or ink etc…but this doesn’t mean the project can’t be saved. In this class, I will cover some of my favourite and best methods for dealing with scribal oopsies. Student Requirements: Bring note taking materials and a chair. Wear clothes you’re not afraid of getting ink on. No children under 16.
cost $10; participant minimum 2, maximum 8: taught by Duchess Inga

Banner Tournament Banner Painting (10:00 – 12:00)

see description under Monday; this activity will be repeated daily until Friday

EANCELED: Learn the first 50 Years of SCA History through events in a Tapestry, followed by Bayeux Tapestry Embroidery (10:00); 1 hr

This class will discuss the 50 Year Tapestry, which depicts key moments in the first 50 years of the SCA, and ends with Avacal becoming a kingdom. The Tapestry is 95 feet long, and we will look at a portion during each class. It will be followed by a conversation about the Bayeux Tapestry embroidery techniques, with instruction on the stiches used and how they were done. This class will be repeated.
cost? unlimited participants. taught by Mistress Jadwiga Wlodzislawska, OL, Creator of the 50 year tapestry,
Barony of Carraig Ban, Middle Kingdom https://carrotkhan.wixsite.com/bomticc

Well, Most of us have 2 Hands… (Rapier); (11:30 start; 90 min)

What to bring: You will still learn something if you don’t bring anything but yourself, but fencers are encouraged to bring their kit to try out the tips and tricks.

Intended audience: This class is aimed at new to newer fencers, or fencers who are newer to a weapon form.

Description: What to do with your non-sword hand. You can use it to parry, or you can put something in it to help you defend and/or attack. That’s what this class will cover – the basics of how to use your off hand with and without things in it. The class will focus on techniques best suited with a rapier in the main hand. We will cover standard bucklers and daggers, but students are encouraged to bring their own unique off-hand objects to include in the discussion.
No cost; No max. taught by Magister Rozi Galea, guest from Ealdormere

Plying your Handspun (13:00) 1 hr

This class is part of a 6-series of classes. You can take one, several, or all.
Let’s take your single-spun yarn and ply it. Please bring your single-spun wool with you. This class will be hosted at the Lost Viking encampment
Cost: 5$; Maxmimum participants 10; taught by Læremoder Sadb Jofreysdottir

Fulfilling your Handspun (14:00) 1 hr

This class is part of a 6-series of classes. You can take one, several, or all.
Locking in the spin and getting your hand spun ready for weaving. Please bring your spun wool with you. This class will be hosted at the Lost Viking encampment
Cost: 0$; Maxmimum participants 10; taught by Læremoder Sadb Jofreysdottir

Archery Class (14:00) 2 hrs

Archers of the world! Come out and join us as our very own Ludicrous Rank Archer, Duke Sir Ellias, will be taking to the range and offering personal instruction to archers of all skill levels. Whether you are just starting out or are looking for that edge to push you to Grand Master. Several core topics will be covered such as stance, aiming & equipment care as well as some advanced techniques such as focus, speed shooting & tournament strategy. So join us for an afternoon of fun and personal instruction on the archery range!
cost: 0$; unlimited participants; taught by Duke Sir Ellias

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (15:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

location at the Castle. Cost $150; maximum 5 participants; taught by HRM Hrogn

Creating a Festoon (16:00) 1hr

Bring your best shiny beads and learn the history and how to make your very own festoons. Filler beads, spacers, wire and crimping beads will be supplied. If you have your own tools please bring them.
cost $3; no maximum; Mistress Gwen MacFergus

Wednesday, July 2

CANCELLED: Garb Embellishments: Making Garb Amazing (9:00) 1 hr

The class will focus on different techniques for embellishing clothing in period and period ways. It will cover tips and tricks for choosing color combinations, applique, embroidery, seam treatments and finishing, beading, facings, stamping and painting, couching, applied trim and posaments. We will also discuss where on the internet to look to shop for materials.
no cost; no maximum. Taught by Sir Raoukinn
About the instructor:
Rauokinn is from the Kingdom of An Tir and has been in the SCA since 1997. She was knighted in 2003; received a Pelican in 2011; was named a lion of An Tir in 2018; received her County in 2022 and was laurelled in 2024. Her first love is fighting, and she is primarily a sword and shield fighter. She is also a very prolific seamstress and is known for high color contrast outfits with loads of embellishment. Her main clothing focuses have been Viking/ Migration Era , Etruscan and ancient Greco-Roman.

Banner Tournament Banner Painting (10:00 – 12:00)

see description under Monday; this activity will be repeated daily until Friday

Seige Cooking Competition (registration 10:00; judging 17:00)

location: Broken Drum Tavern

What tastes great after a day playing Helga Ball? Cabbage!

You must bring your own cabbage, but ALL OTHER ingredients must be begged, borrowed, or bought from OTHER people’s encampments or folks on Merchants’ row! No stealing, because that’s a great way to lose a hand.

Cost: Bring your own cabbage and cover your own costs, if any, for other ingredients. hosted by L Cynnia Mactyre & HE Ádís Ulfsdottír; location: Broken Drum Tavern

Repousse 101 (11:00) 2 hrs

Learn the basic techniques of repousse and chasing. A hands on class working with a hammer, chisels, copper and pitch. At the end of the class, I will be selling 5 kits for $120 each if anyone is interested. A kit will consist of 6×6 cast iron bowl full of pitch, sand bag, simple hammer, and set of chisels: everything to get started on small projects.
cost $0; maximum 5 participants; taught by Sir Cerric EldVegandi

EANCELED: Learn the first 50 Years of SCA History through events in a Tapestry, followed by Bayeux Tapestry Embroidery (13:00); 1 hr

This class will discuss the 50 Year Tapestry, which depicts key moments in the first 50 years of the SCA, and ends with Avacal becoming a kingdom. The Tapestry is 95 feet long, and we will look at a portion during each class. It will be followed by a conversation about the Bayeux Tapestry embroidery techniques. This class will be repeated.
cost? unlimited participants. taught by Mistress Jadwiga Wlodzislawska, OL, Creator of the 50 year tapestry,
Barony of Carraig Ban, Middle Kingdom https://carrotkhan.wixsite.com/bomticc

Weaving your Hand spun (13:00)

This class is to weave a small sample to show off your hand-spun yarn! Please bring your fulfilled 2-ply yarn with you. This class will be taught at the Lost Viking encampment.
Cost: $5 for a sampler loom; Maximum 10 participants. taught by Læremoder Sadb Jofreysdottir

Fallopia: Too bad he wasn’t included in the Princess Bride: Rapier (13:00) 1 hr

What to bring: You will still learn something if you don’t bring anything but yourself, but fencers are encouraged to bring their kit to try out the tips and tricks. Description: With the first full translation of the slim 1584 treatise on fencing by Alfonso Fallopia in hand, let’s go over his guards (3 for sword alone, one for cape, and 3 for sword and dagger) and discuss how he fits into the overall European fencing masters’ teachings.
No cost; No max. taught by Magister Rozi Galea, guest from Ealdormere

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (15:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

location at the Castle. Cost $150; maximum 5 participants; taught by HRM Hrogn

CANCELLED: Drills for Heavy Fighting (14:00)

Sir Rauokinn (An Tir) and Sir Kelwin (Artemisia) will focus on teaching a number of drills to improve technique on the fighting field. The class will outline different drills, what they train, why it is important, and how it will translate into an “at speed” fight.
no cost; no maximum; taught by Sir Raoukinn (An Tir) and Sir Kelwyn (Artemisia)

About the instructors:
Rauokinn is from the Kingdom of An Tir and has been in the SCA since 1997. She was knighted in 2003; received a Pelican in 2011; was named a lion of An Tir in 2018; received her County in 2022 and was laurelled in 2024. Her first love is fighting, and she is primarily a sword and shield fighter. She is also a very prolific seamstress and is known for high color contrast outfits with loads of embellishment. Her main clothing focuses have been Viking/ Migration Era , Etruscan and ancient Greco-Roman.
Kelwin started in the SCA in 1989. She joined mainly for the fighting but spent a lot of time volunteering to run events and hold offices. She received her Pelican in 1995 while Artemisia was still a principality of Atenveldt. She received her Gryphon of Artemisia in 2018 and was Knighted in 2019. Fighting feeds her soul and brings her so much joy. She loves to travel. She has attended events in at least 11 different Kingdoms. She was lucky enough to have attended Avacal’s first Coronet list and first Crown Tourney.

Thursday, July 3

Aurora Carnival (9:00 – noon setup; noon – 17:00)

Activity details can be found on the OTHER page

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (15:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

location at the Castle. Cost $150; maximum 5 participants; taught by HRM Hrogn

Aurora-Chronism: (16:00) 1 hr

This class will discuss the science of auroral space weather and how it affected medieval observers.
cost: $0; unlimited participation: taught by Tonegawa no Keiran

Heavy Coaching with Duke Sean (16:00) 2 hrs

location: at the castle; Duke Sean will be available for individual, or group coaching. This can include evaluation, targeted instruction, demonstration/walk-through, and sparring. Coaching will be tailored to the individual, or group, pertaining to their needs.

Banner Painting for Banner Tourney (16:00)

Details found under Monday; this activity repeated daily until Friday

Friday, July 4

Thrown Weapons 101 (9:00) 90 minutes

located at the Archery Range

Ever wanted to throw things, sharp things, around for fun and enjoyment? Then join us for a 90 minute learn and practice session in the realm of thrown weapons (non-combat style). The class will be about learning and trying to throw axes and knives at targets. There might even be prizes involved!
No cost, maximum 12 people. hosted by Phillip of the Lakes

Forging a Steak Flipper (9:00 – 12:00) (3 hrs)

Making steel steak flippers from square stock. We will be forging the square stock to length and adding a twist to the handle. I will be teaching basic forging techniques such as drawing, tapering, and twisting. Natural fiber clothes are preferred, and closed toed shoes are mandatory. This class will be repeated on Saturday.
cost $20; maximum 3 participants: hosted by Count Valbrandr Strúgr

Class: Silk Painting Design / Intro Techniques (9:00) 2 hrs

Learn basic silk painting techniques including shading and background patterns. Discussion on ways to design banners that are unique and heraldically interesting. Students will create their own piece of silk art from a few standard designs (or freehand something!). Heat setting and final steps will need to be finished outside the event. Teen friendly but not for young children; This class is a repeat of Monday, June 30
cost $10 maximum participants 6-8; hosted by Countess Gwenhwyvar verch Owen ap Morgan, OL, KSCA Barony of Jararvellir Kingdom of Northshield

Learn the first 50 Years of SCA History through events in a Tapestry, followed by Bayeux Tapestry Embroidery (10:00); 1 hr

This class will discuss the 50 Year Tapestry, which depicts key moments in the first 50 years of the SCA, and ends with Avacal becoming a kingdom. The Tapestry is 95 feet long, and we will look at a portion during each class. It will be followed by a conversation about the Bayeux Tapestry embroidery techniques. This class will be repeated.
cost? unlimited participants. taught by Mistress Jadwiga Wlodzislawska, OL, Creator of the 50 year tapestry,
Barony of Carraig Ban, Middle Kingdom https://carrotkhan.wixsite.com/bomticc

Heavy Coaching with Duke Sean (11:00) 2 hr

Campfire Bannock (11:00) 1 hr

Leather Tooling 101 (13:00) 90 min

Basic leather tooling, cutting and sewing class 1 hour and 30 minutes, + more time if needed and available. At the end of the class, each person should leave the class with a small belt pouch or a mostly completed belt pouch.
cost: $20; maximum 10;; taught by HL Sigfus Thorulfsson

Let’s Play Medieval Renaissance Music (13:00) 2 hrs

An opportunity for musicians to gather together to sight-read and play simple arrangements of part-music as an ensemble. cost: $2.50 for handouts$; minimum 4 participants; no maximum; hosted by Malan’ia Labedeva doch’

Scything Grass (13:00)

session description unavailable; no cost; no maximum; taught by Drottinn Haraldr VatnAkr Sa Strio Smior

Knitting 201 (15:00) 1 hr

Do you think you’ve mastered the basics of knitting? Casting on, knitting, purling, binding off? Come make a washcloth! Do you have no idea what any of those terms were? Come make a washcloth!! This class will give you the basics of making a knitted item that you can use after. All materials are provided at no cost to the attendees. Cost: $0: maximum #5 participants : taught by Jacinda Johnsdottir

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (15:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

location at the Castle. Cost $150; maximum 5 participants; taught by HRM Hrogn

Wine & Words (Book Club) (16:00) 1 hr or more!

This is an 18+ book! Join us for light conversation around a book, with maybe a sip or two of wine (and snacks, of course)! This class may or may not have a plan– it is a mystery to be determined as the wine glasses are lifted! Bring your favourite wine to share (or not!) hosted by Duchess Asney Grimolfsdottir & Adeline vom Schwarzwald

The Pagri: How to tie a Punjabi Turban

TBD
cost: $0; maximum: 12; taught by His Lordship Arjun Singh

Saturday, July 5

Newcomer’s Tour (9:00)

New to the Quad Site? First Avacal camping event? Not sure where to find all the cool things you saw on the schedule? Meet Sicillia at gate for a walking tour and informal Intro to the SCA conversation/Q&A session.

Forging a Steak Flipper (10:00 – 13:00) (3 hrs)

Making steel steak flippers from square stock. We will be forging the square stock to length and adding a twist to the handle. I will be teaching basic forging techniques such as drawing, tapering, and twisting. Natural fiber clothes are preferred, and closed toed shoes are mandatory. This class is a repeat of Friday.
cost $20; maximum 3 participants: hosted by Count Valbrandr Strúgr, Trimaris

Silk Painting Designs & Techniques (10:00) 2hr

Learn basic silk painting techniques including shading and background patterns. Discussion on ways to design banners that are unique and heraldically interesting. Students will create their own piece of silk art from a few standard designs (or freehand something!). Heat setting and final steps will need to be finished outside the event. Teen friendly but not for young children; This class is a repeat of Monday, June 30 & Friday, July 4
cost $10 maximum participants 6-8; hosted by Countess Gwenhwyvar verch Owen ap Morgan, OL, KSCA Barony of Jararvellir Kingdom of Northshield

Scribal 101 (10:00) 1 hr

This class is an introduction to scribal arts for beginners. Learn about paint, tools, the difference between charters and scrolls, and how to paint charters.
Cost: $0; unlimited participants. taught by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim

Repousse 101 (11:00) 2 hrs

EANCELED: Learn the first 50 Years of SCA History through events in a Tapestry, followed by Bayeux Tapestry Embroidery (12:00); 1 hr

This class will discuss the 50 Year Tapestry, which depicts key moments in the first 50 years of the SCA, and ends with Avacal becoming a kingdom. The Tapestry is 95 feet long, and we will look at a portion during each class. It will be followed by a conversation about the Bayeux Tapestry embroidery techniques. This class will be repeated.
cost? unlimited participants. taught by Mistress Jadwiga Wlodzislawska, OL, Creator of the 50 year tapestry,
Barony of Carraig Ban, Middle Kingdom https://carrotkhan.wixsite.com/bomticc

Heavy Coaching with Duke Sean (13:00) 2 hr

location: at the erics; Duke Sean will be available for individual, or group coaching. This can include evaluation, targeted instruction, demonstration/walk-through, and sparring. Coaching will be tailored to the individual, or group, pertaining to their needs.

Stump the teacher open hours (Rapier) 13:00 – 15:00

Number of students: One at a time in 15 minute slots. Two or more people can come together but time is best if they book more than one slot.

What to bring: Your fencing kit

Intended audience: This is for anyone who wants to improve their rapier fencing and is best for fencers who have reached a plateau and want to break through.
Description: Individualized coaching to focus on where you might be stuck. Let’s figure out where you’re at, what you’re doing, and what one or three things you can focus on to make the next leap. Experienced fencers are encouraged to attend
cost: 0; Maximum: one per 15 minute time slot: taught by Magister Rozi Galea, guest from Ealdormere

Scribal 201: White work (13:00) 1 hr

Intermediate Scribal. You can lay paint…now what? Let’s learn some techniques to take your scribal to the WOW factor! no cost; unlimited participants. taught by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim

Scribal 202: Black Paper (14:00) 1 hr

Intermediate Scribal: Black paper scrolls are stunning. But they look super hard to create. Right? WRONG. This class will teach you how to put your design down so you can see it, what tricks to make your paint POP, and tricks and tips to create a unique scrolls.
no cost; unlimited participants. taught by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim

Building a Custom Fit Combat Legal Spangenhelm (15:00)

This class is scheduled daily to work with those who would like to build a helm.

Join HRM Hrogn for an hour every afternoon of the full event and make an SCA Combat Legal Spangenhelm.

location at the Castle. Cost $150; maximum 5 participants; taught by HRM Hrogn

Knights’ Retreat (16:00) 2 hrs

This is a facilitated activity to promote team building amongst the chivalry. This structured activity will cultivate an effective chivalric culture amongst the knights. It is designed to improve communication skills, and to allow the chivalry to engage in small teams to hone the workplace skills required of a member of the order. The overarching goal is to create a more cohesive counsel for the crown by focusing on the togetherness part of our mission statement “together we conquer”. Please note that this team building is chivalry only, your understanding is appreciated. hosted by Jarl Sir Fergus

SCA 201 (16:00)

You’ve been around for a while – maybe a few months or a year or two. You’ve got some garb, you’ve got a name, you’ve tried out some activities, and now you want to take your game to the next level. How do I develop my persona or improve my garb and armour? Who are the officers? What positions are needed in my local area and how do I get started in helping out? It seems like we need volunteers at every event – what are some of the different shifts people are posting about? What is largesse and why do we always need more? I have this skillset, how could I use that to improve my experience and the experience of those around me? Join Sicillia for an info session and conversation about different ways to transition from a nervous newcomer to a contributing citizen