May Crown Tournament
Event Summary
Event Main Contact (Event Steward): Matthias der Jager
Date: May 15 , 2009 until May, 18 2009
Site opens at: 12:00 AM on May 15th 2009
Site closes at: 12:00 AM on May 18th 2009
There is NO street address to the Fish and Game Park, Fort
MacLeod
Alberta.
Site will open Friday May 15, 2009 at noon
Site will close Monday May 18, 2009 at 5 p.m.
Tentative
Schedule:
Saturday
8:00 – 8:45 Pelican
meeting
9:00 – 9:45 Chivalry
meeting
9:00 – Lists open for Crown
Tournament
9:00 – Archery sign up,
inspection & practice
9:00 – Lists open for Rapier
Cadet Tournament (main erics)
9:30 – 11:00 Rapier
Cadet Tournament
9:45 – Archery Tournament
begins, practice ends (Range will close for the Crown
Tournament)
10:00 – 10:45 Laurel
meeting
11:00 – Lists close for Crown
Tournament
11:00 – 11:30 Order of
the White Scarf meeting
12:00 – Morning
Court
– Processional and Invocation
of the lists following court
– Crown Tournament Begins
after invocation (main erics)
– Cut & Thrust Demo
Tournament (main erics) – before evening court
-Rose/LoVE meeting at Royal Pavillion
during Cut & Thrust
Demo
Evening Court – following the
cut and thrust demo
4:00 – Siege training for all
gentles who were in the THUA siege class.
9:30 – 10:00 Order of
the Grey Goose meeting
10:00 – Siege & Archery
night shoot!
Bottom of Form
Sunday
8:00 – 8:30 Financial
Meeting
8:30 – 9:30
Curia
9:00 – Lists open for White
Scarves & Champion Tournament
– Siege tutorial for armored
combatants
9:30 – 10:30 Noble
Estate
– Lists open for Squire’s
Tournament
– White Scarves and Champions
Tournament begins
– Open Range, Royal
Rounds
10:00 – Squire’s Tournament
(main erics)
11:00 –
Rose/LoVE meeting at Royal Pavillion
12:00 noon – Closing
Court
In addition to the Crown
Tournament to choose the Heirs of the Lion Thrones, there
will be plenty of Merchants, Arts and
Sciences displays, a Friday night Pas des Arms, competitions
in rapier, archery, thrown weapons and demonstrations of
siege weapons! Come and experience Avacal’s famous
hospitality!
Site
Fee
Cheques are
payable to Mountain Society for Creative Anachronism
(1994)
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Merchants:
Merchants are asked to pre-register with HL Thorgeir
Ingvarsson at sales@thorsgear.org
Paid
members of the SCA who are also merchants will pay no
fees but are required to pay gate.
Unpaid
members that are also merchants will be charged the following
based on space requirements:
20X20 = $30 + gate fee +
NMS
30X30 = $
45 + gate fee + NMS
All fees are in Canadian
dollars
Site
Information:
Camp
space reservations
Camp
reservations will be taken by Lady Isibel svindanda who will take your
reservation by email or phone. She will require the
following information:
1. Tent
Size (in feet)
2. Preference for a Quiet or Noisy area
3. Is extra space required for a central area? If so,
approximately how much
space?
4. Contact Person for Group
5. Preference for Quiet or Noisy
6. Additional People in Group (just in case someone else
decides to make a
reservation for your group)
7. Additional Information – i.e. royal encampment, access for
persons with
disabilities, etc
Phone (403) 230-2641 (mka
Tammy Giles)
While loading, unloading or waiting in line in your vehicle,
the event steward team would ask that you turn off the
ignition and respect the “no idling” policy. Idling
your vehicle contributes to both noise and air pollution, so
please while entering, loading, unloading or exiting the
campsite, please “muzzle your dragon” and turn off the
ignition until you are ready to drive!
Please check back to the
website for a map of the site, merchant and schedule
information.
http://maycrown09.com/Welcome.aspx
This event will take place at
the Fish and Game Park in Fort MacLeod, Alberta, a two hour
drive south of the Calgary International Airport. (there is
no street address).
This site is not handicap
friendly and all vehicles will be moved to designated parking
as soon as practical after unloading. Alcohol is permitted in
period containers and the legal drinking age in Alberta is 18
years old. No smoking except in designated areas and you may
smoke in your personal campspace. Pets are welcome but they
must be kept leashed, under control at all times and cleaned
up after.
The campground is large and
well treed. Above ground firepits are permitted and there are
several large permanent fire pits on site, with several piles
of cut wood for burning that can be used without
cost.
The site has two water wells
which can provide wash water. It is not potable water,
so please bring your own drinking water. The site
is also bordered by the Old Man River so please be aware and
keep an eye on your pets and children!
Between the
eric and merchant areas, there is a well maintained, working
Medicine Wheel. Although the Medicine Wheel will
be accessable to everyone, the stones are not to be moved or
tampered with under any circumstances.
RV hookups are available at
the adjacent Daisy May Campground which has full amenities
including laundry facilities and hot showers http://www.daisymaycampground.com/
The showers are pay-per use
showers, two stalls per gender and cost $1.00 coin for 7
minutes of hot water.
Directions:
Make your best way to the
town of Fort MacLeod, Alberta, Canada. At the west edge of
town, just past the Fort Museum, look for the Lyndon Road
Sign opposite the Shell station. Turn onto the paved road and
head down the hill. Go past the Daisy May Campground and look
for signs.
The town of Fort Macleod is a
two-minute drive away from the event site. It is a
thriving community that offers multiple hotels and motels,
gas, grocery and liquor stores and many other
amenities.
Estimated
Travel times as per
MapQuest.ca
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