FEES

PRE-REGISTERED

• Adults $12

AT GATE

• Adults $20

A $5 Membership discount is
applicable to members. 
Merchants have no
fees but must pre-register. 

The Acorn War tab on the
Mountain Edge Web site has several topics listed on the left side.
Please check back for schedule and staff updates!

SCHEDULE (Subject to change)

Friday Sep. 9^th
2016

10AM
Site Opens
(Merchants Only)

12PM
Site Open for
everyone

10:30PM
Gate
Closes

Saturday Sep.
10^th 2016

8 AM
Gate opens

9 AM
Rapier inspection

9:45AM
Invocation of Rapier List

10AM

·        
Heavy
fighters – Armor inspection

·        
Rapier
Tournament begins

·        
Archery
Range Opens

·        
Thrown
Weapons Range Opens Youth thrown weapons times to be
posted

·        
Equestrian
Field Opens

Tournament to begin after preparations for riders and
horses

·        
Acorn in
any Medium at Arts and Sciences area drop by between 10 AM and 4 PM winner
must attend moot to claim prize

·        
Arts
and sciences Village Opens Class lists and demos to be posted in
the A&S pavilion

·        
CLASS
1: Equestrian- Intro to Ground Crew

·        
CLASS
2: Period sewing tools and kits

·        
Herald
Consult Table

10:45AM

·        
Invocation
of Equestrian Defender

11AM

·        
Invocation
of Archery Defender

·        
Equestrian
Defender Tourney Begins

·        
War
Scenarios Begin

·        
Family
Activities Begin Arts and Sciences area

·        
TP
ROCK Building!

Defend the village! Bring a roll of TP to duct tape and make a
rock!

·        
CLASS
3: Introduction to Pewter Casting

11:15

·        
Invocation
of Thrown Weapons

·        
Tournament
to follow invocation.

1PM

·        
CLASS
4: Bayeux Tapestry Stitch

2PM-2:30PM

·        
Heavy
Fighting Transition to Ravine

·        
CLASS:
Block Printing

3PM

·        
Invocation
of Youth Defender

·        
Youth
Armored Combat Defender Tourney at the War Field (Following
Invocation)

4PM

·        
CLASS
5: Period Sauces and what to do with them

6PM

·        
Court

·        
Moot

8PM

·        
House
Blackheart Hafla

In their encampment, open to all

10PM
Gate Closes

Sunday Sep. 11^th 2016

9AM

·        
Archery
Range Open

·        
Thrown
Weapons Range open

·        
Equestrian
Area Open

o   
Mounted
Archery Practice

o   
Mounted
Crest Combat/ Practice

·        
War
Field Open

o   
Practice
and Pick-up fights

·        
PPW’s
(Public
Participation Weapons) Aka “boffer
weapons”

SITE CLOSES: 3PM

Site Token Contests

“Best Decorated” –Decorated onsite.

“Best Use” – must have proof of use.

·        
Present
tokens to Arts and Sciences area for judging by 4PM
Saturday

·        
Prizes
awarded in court.

Herald Consult Table    
10AM-4PM

Located in the popup near the house

Heraldic consulting table. We can answer questions about period
names or heraldry, and help you start the process of registering a
name device or badge with the college of heralds. Also a great
place to learn more about heraldry and the heraldic process in An
Tir. Registrations started at the table, 10$ per item, check or
money order only.

 Class
1: Intro to Ground Crew

10-11AM                
Caitriona

Learn how to be support
ground crew for equestrian activities. Class attendees will have
hands on training for the Defender tourney immediately following
the class. (Minors need their parental unit with
them)

Class 2:
Period
Sewing Tools and Kits Through the Ages

 10-11:30AM          
Aveline de Ceresbroch

“What would your persona have used to
sew? Get an overview of the development of sewing tools AND learn
how you can make or where to buy reenactment supplies to build your
very own period-specific sewing kit! “The art and technology of
sewing has developed well past the days of sewing with sticks and
small bird bones, but how did it develop? Learn what your persona
would probably have owned and used, based on both the time period,
as well as your location. Materials reviewed will cover all of
Europe, Russia, and portions of the Middle East and Asia from
antiquity through the 16th Century.”

Class 3: Introduction to Pewter Casting
11AM-12PM           
Sir Alail Horsefriend

Students will learn the basic
techniques of pewter casting using cuttlefish bone molds, and
discuss soapstone mold making. Students will make their own simple
casting during the class. Participants should bring a pair of
gloves and safety glasses, some will be available for loan.
Materials fee $3, class limit 12.

Class 4:
Beginning
Bayeux Tapestry Stitch

1-2 PM    Maestro
Eduardo Maria Lucrezia, OL OP
Max students: 10 Cost: Free

Learn the beautiful Bayeux Tapestry
stitch – it is very easy to do, and a great way to decorate your
garb and accessories! All materials provided.

Class 5:

Period Sauces & What To Do With Them

4 PM – 5 PM Countess
Berengaria de Monfort of Carcassonne

This class will include a brief lecture & mostly demo of some
period sauces from different sources, and some ideas of what to do
with them once you’ve made them.  Class limit 6.  $2
class fee to cover some basic ingredients; participants will take
home samples to perhaps use with their dinner in the evening. 
If you have a mortar & pestle, please bring it.  If you’d
rather take home your sauce sample in a period container than a
Ziploc, please bring that with you as well.

Class 6:  Fabric Block
Printing

2PM-4PM              
HL Marya Kargashina

This class will cover the history of
printed fabrics in period, then jump into using a practical
adaptation of medieval fabric printing techniques using modern
materials. Tools, blocks, and inks provided, bring your own fabric
(at least1/2 yard of smooth linen, silk, wool, or cotton) for
printing. Light colored fabric is preferred.