Organized by Mu’allima A’isha Rayhana al-Karim, Dame Arwyn, & Adeline vom Schwarzwald

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

Wed., July 1

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.

9:00 Fiber Arts Tent (daily)

location: behind A&S I pavilion;

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10:00 Make your own Gluckshaus game (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

10:00 Herbalist Plant Walk (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

10:00: Modern Alchemy: Dyes and Mordants

This conversational class explores what is really happening in that dye pot and how the chemistry behind the pretty colours works. No science background required, questions encouraged. Just because they didn’t know how it worked in period, doesn’t mean we can’t!
cost: $0: no maximum. taught by Magestra Lucia de Moranza

11:00 Couching Embroidery technique class

This class teaches the art of couching with two threads (beadwork); basic couching with two threads; and diaper couching. Some sewing experience is helpful.

cost: $0: maximum 6 . taught by Hero of Sofia OL

11:00 Intro to Early & Rennaisance music (90 min)

This class teaches abrief introduction to early and renaissance music and instruments in western Europe. Includes opportunity for students to play multi-voice music from each era. Handouts provided. Loaner soprano recorders will be available.
cost: $0: no maximum. taught by Lady Malan’ia Labedeva doch’

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12:00 Kuteuchi: Japanese Braiding 101: Armour Cords (1 hr)

Japan has a history of intricate braided cords since ancient times. While modern kumihimo braids are made with the foam kumihimo disk, the round-stand marudai, or the tall-stand Takadai, evidence is that that braids in the medieval period were made with a loop-manipulation technique now called Kuteuchi.

In contrast with finger-loop techniques that put a separate loop on each finger, kuteuchi uses two stacks of loops, moving loops from one hand to the other with a simple set of basic moves that add up to intricate and varied results.

A major category of extant medieval cords is Armour lacing. Today we will do a round braid that was used to tie different pieces of a suit of armour to each other and on to the warrior. It could make an attractive cord for a necklace or drawstring, but its strength, flexibility and moderate stretch could make it suitable cord for lacing SCA armour as well.

All materials and equipment provided. No experience necessary. This will serve as a pre-requisite for Thursday’s “Kuteuchi: Japanese Braiding 102: Treasure Braids”
cost: $2: maximum 8. taught by Albrecht of Borealis

12:00 Intro to Early & Rennaisance music (cont.) (ends 12:30)

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cost: $: maximum. taught by Lady Malan’ia Labedeva doch’

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13:00 Embroidery 101: Beginner class (1 hr)

Beginner Class – 1hr – pouch. Bring your own supplies = no cost

10 minutes – intro, 10 minutes to transfer your design, 10 minutes/stitch type = 3 basic stitches, and 10 minutes for closing. You will learn basic Stitches: Stem stitch, split stitch, and couching. Design: It will be a griffin of some sort or bring your own design.

Please bring: your own fabric, embroidery thread (do yourself a favour and go grab a couple DMC skeins), embroidery needles (I suggest #5), hoops, scissors, etc. You will need these items to do embroidery, so you might as well go grab them. Try Michaels or Dollar Store or grandma’s closet.
no cost. Maximum 10. taught by Susan of Myrganwood

13:00 Want to play a Game? (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?).

Wednesday’s class will focus on gaming with friends, where all games will need two or more players Learn a new game to outplay those who gather at any gaming Pavilion, including Shoot the Box, Gluckshaus, Ship/Captain/Crew, and more!
cost: 0$ maximum: none. hosted by HE Lucinda & HE Adeline

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14:00 Toga/Chiton Making: So..we’re 3 ft from the Sun… (2 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 Duchess Svava

14:00 Embroidery 101 cont. (2 hrs, starts 13:00)

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16:00 A&S Documentation (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 Dame Arwyn

16:00 Painting Silk Favours (90 min)

Learn basic silk painting skills while making a tie-on heraldic belt favor. All supplies included.
cost: $0: maximum 6. taught by Master Hamelin l’Archier

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20:00 ish Heraldic Submissions Consultation Drop-in (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

Thur., July 2

Registration Open (8:00) – 10:00)

9:00 Fiber Arts Tent (daily)

location: behind A&S I pavilion;

description TBD

9:00 Beef Tallow & Lye Soap (90 min)

Beef tallow and lye soap making. Will be predominantly lecture and observation of instructor-led process. You will get some soap the next day to take home.
cost: $5: maximum 10. taught by HL Jarfr (pronounced Jarv)

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10:00 St. Birgitta’s Cap (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

10:00 Intro to Ballet (1 hr)

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10:00 Beef Tallow & Lye Soap (cont. ends 10:30)

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11:00 Robin Hood: The stories, the history, the myth (1 hr)

This class teaches about the legend of Robin Hood, from Normandy to Hollywood. We will look how stories from Norman England were created and explore how a common bandit has evolved into a large part of pop culture since the 1200s
cost: $: maximum. taught by HL Skaeld

11:00 Intro on How to Play a Recorder (1 hr)

This class is a brief refresher course on how to play soprano/tenor recorders. We will play a selection of simple pieces (non-period) as group. Handouts will be provided. Loaner soprano recorders will be available.
cost: $0: maximum 8. taught by Lady Malan’ia Labedeva doch’

11:00 Appliqué 101

This class teaches basic appliqué. class description tbd.
cost: $: maximum. taught by Hero of Sophia, OL

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

12:00 Kuteuchi: Japanese Braiding 102: Treasure Braids (1 hr)

In addition to the simpler braids used for Samurai armour, the artifact record includes many complex, intricate treasure braids. Used to decorate religious regalia or the outfits of court nobles, these braids require multiple braiders working together to manipulate dozens of loops. Let’s try something ambitious!

Pre-requisite: Previous experience with basic kuteuchi techniques, such as any of my previous classes. If you don’t have the experience but want to see what we’re doing, I can put you to work as a beater. Advance registration would be appreciated — warping 28-44 loops per pair will take some time!

cost: $0: maximum 7. taught by Albrecht of Borealis

13:00 Embroidery 201: (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

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13:00 Intro to Tablet Weaving (90 min)

Come learn to tablet weave with a simple threaded-in pattern that has plenty of design possibilities! This class is for everyone from absolute beginners to people who have tried it a few times to people who want a refresher on backstrap tablet weaving. You’ll get to keep your warp, cards, pin, and belt shuttle as well as the handout that includes instructions and a list of supply sources. Class size is small so I can help each person, but the class will be offered more than once during the event.
cost: $: maximum 4. taught by Iona of Bergen

14:00 Embroidery 201: (cont.) (2 hr)

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15:00 Fashion Police: Early Sumptry Law in 15th & 16th Venice

An examination of Venetian sumptuary laws, and the responses of the public to them. What are sumptuary laws? Which were obeyed? Which ignored? How do attitudes to these (many, so many) restrictions affect our approach to costuming research, and what can they tell us about the culture of Renaissance Venice? Lecture/discussion format
cost: $0: no maximum. taught by La Magnifica Laura Battista (HRH) (Ealdomere)

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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

16:00 Words & Wine (1 hr)

Where stories are shared, friendships are made, and every glass comes with a good conversation.

Wine & Words Do you enjoy getting lost in a good book? Love sharing snacks, beverages, and great conversation? Then join Adeline & Asney for Wine & Words: an afternoon of stories, laughter, and connection (following Helga Ball). Whether you’re an avid reader, an occasional book lover, or simply enjoy good company with a glass in hand, you’re welcome to join us.

We’ll be selecting our September book. Bring a favourite snack or beverage to share.

Enjoy conversation with fellow book enthusiasts. Not coming to help choose the next book? No stress! If you enjoy wine, books, tasty snacks, and good company, come anyway. No pressure. No homework. Just good conversation, a few laughs, and perhaps your next favourite read.

Come for the words. Stay for the wine. Return for the friendships. All are welcome!
hosted by Duchess Asney Grimolfsdottir & Adeline vom Schwarzwald

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Friday, July 3

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

9:00 Fiber Arts Tent (daily)

location: behind A&S I pavilion;

description TBD

9:00 Wire weaving (1 hr)

Come try your hand at basic wire weaving. Learn how to make your beginning loops, and single weave technique. By the end of the hour, you will know how to start and finish a necklace.
cost: $0: maximum 5. taught by Jarla Astrid Arnsbjornsdottir

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10:00 Heraldry 101

Heraldry, you see it everyday, hear it always, but what is it? Here we will spend a glorious hour learning about the basics of Heraldry. From emblazoned devices, to grand courts, by the end you should know what Sable and Gules are. This class is for those new to the topic, and for those who now just realized how cool Heraldry is.
cost: $: maximum. taught by HL Skaeld

10:00 Ballet 101 (1 hr)

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cost: $: maximum. taught by Ally

10:00 Bayeux Tapestry/SCA History via Tapestry (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 0; unlimited participants. taught by Mistress Jadwiga Wlodzislawska, OL, Creator of the 50 year tapestry,
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11:00 Pageantry 101 (1 hr)

This class teaches what pageantry is, and how you can participate in making visual art to enhance your SCA experience.
cost: $: maximum. taught by HL Fiona of Kieth

11:00 Let’s Play Renaissance Dance Tunes (90 min)

An opportunity to gather as musicians and play some multi-part renaissance dance tunes than historically were played in sets. Hand outs will be provided. Loaner soprano recorders and percussion instruments will be available.
cost: 0$; minimum 4 participants; no maximum; hosted by Malan’ia Labedeva doch’.

11:00 Adeline’s Kuche: Schnitzel (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

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12:00 The Voices of Joan of Arc (1 hr)

Much conjecture surrounds the origins of the Maid of Orleans’ inspiration. How was she perceived in her own lifetime and how has that changed today? All are invited; children under 13 must be accompanied by an adulty (instructor often uses spicy language unapologetically). Students should bring note taking material.
cost: $0: maximum. taught by Philippe de St.-Denis

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12:30 Venetian Front-laced Bodice (90 min)

The ubiquitous front-laced bodice – special to Venice – was worn without corsetry, yet provided the fashionable flat silhouette, and was a standard part of a Venetian woman’s costume with only slight alterations for more than 50 years. How was it constructed? Why was it so comfortable? How does the skirt do that thing in the front? Why is Venice so weird? These questions and more will be answered, with props! Lecture/discussion format.
cost: $1 for handouts; maximum 15 participants. taught by La Magnifica Laura Battista (HRM Ealdomere)

13:00 Intro to Tablet Weaving (90 min)

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14:00 Embroidery 201: Stiches of the Tapestry (2 hrs)

This is an intermediate embroidery class; students should have some experience with embroidery.

Tapestry Stitches – An overview and hands on instruction of the stitches that make up the Bayuex Tapestry, stem, split, chain, and Bayuex laid work. Bring fabric, needles, thread, and frame if needed
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15:00 Embroidery 201: Stiches of the Tapestry (cont)

This is an intermediate embroidery class; students should have some experience with embroidery.

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Saturday, July 4

8:00 – 10:00 Registrations open

9:00 Fiber Arts Tent (daily)

location: behind A&S I pavilion;

description TBD

9:00 Intro to the SCA (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.
cost: $0: maximum unlimited; taught by HL Sicilia of Beaumont

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10:00 Arts & Sciences War Point

The First Arts & Sciences Quad War Battle is here – now your creation can earn a war point equal to field battle!

This is a team effort. One spectacular entry is wonderful, however many solid entries can carry the day for your Barony or the Kingdom!

Who can participate?

Everyone who lives in this kingdom, except the judges of course.

What creation can I enter and what should I know?

All artisan creations are welcome except food, alcohol, and of course no live animals.
You are responsible for your work, if it is fragile, please plan appropriately.
Extra large entries will be required to bring their own table.
No previous championship or defendership winning entries are allowed.
Your work must be completed.

Where is this happening?

At Quad Site in the A&S area

When is this battle happening?

Saturday at Quad War. Your entry needs to be up and ready no later than 10am.

How are creations entered and scored?

You must pledge your work to one of the baronies or the kingdom
Minimum documentation will be a 3X5 index card which must show your battle allegiance, your name, the title of your entry, and a brief description and documentation. (This is the bare minimum)
Each entry will be scored on a scale of 1-10 in the following categories:
Workmanship
Documentation
Complexity
Ambition
Overall impression
The scores are averaged for all entries for each barony and the kingdom, the highest score will win the war point.

Who among the Artisans of Avacal will have the bragging rights of winning the first A&S war point?

Creative Battle Honours will be read out at court for the top entries for each group.

Whether you are a laurel, a novice, or you have never entered before, your creative contribution can tip the scales with this war point!

YIS
HL Lucrezia Iseppa Constantina di Arborea

10:00 Heralding: A primary for public speaking (1 hr)

For all skill and experience levels. Come learn about Voice Heralding – where to find info, how to figure out names and pronunciation, how to find your “heralding voice”, core techniques and exercises to help with diction and projection, and how to read a ceremony.
cost: $: maximum 15. taught by Arjun Singh

10:00 Intro to Ballet (1 hr)

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cost: $: maximum. taught by Ally

11:00 Persona development

A basic introduction to persona and persona development. We will explore how persona can enrich our SCA experience.
No cost; No max. taught by Hamish MacCarrig

11:00 TUA round table

As the new TUA Regent I would like to hear from the populous on where they would like to see TUA go. Come and ask questions, bring up concerns and anything else you deem important.
cost: $0: maximum unlimted. hosted by Ulrich von Kues

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12:00 The Vampire Through History(1 hr)

Vampires have been with us across cultures and millennia. What societal pressure resulted in the vampires’ creation, and how has that change in the Information Age? What does that vampire say about us? No students under 18 (spicy topics will be discussed)
cost: $0: no maximum. taught by Philippe St.-Denis

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13:00 Essential Oils: Blending and Healing (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

13:00 Intro to Tablet weaving (90 min)

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15:00 Toga/Chiton Making: So..we’re 3 ft from the Sun… (2 hr)

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16:00 Chiton making (cont.)

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17:00 Intro to the SCA 102 (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.
cost: $0: maximum unlimited. taught by HL Sicilia Beaumont

17:00 Class name (1 hr) you could fill this space: volunteer to teach!

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17:00 Class name (1 hr) you could fill this space: volunteer to teach!

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cost: $: maximum. taught by

Period Dance on Merchants’ Row (after court)

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cost: $: maximum. taught by Mistress Alina of Kendall

The following classes were from AVACAL 10 Year but I am keeping them here in case we need any of the descriptions again

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

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