September Crown

Registration Information

Pre-Reg to fight in the Crown Tournament

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Site Fees

Fee Type	Cost*
Adult	$30
Children and Youth 18 and under	Free
*SCA Members will receive a $5 member discount off the cost listed above.

Meal Information

** PLEASE NOTE: The Feast is sold out, sorry
The Feast will have Celiac, Vegetarian and non-dairy options.

Youth and Family Activities

We have plans for children’s activities. At this point times and locations are listed below. Kids of any age can participate (except where indicated). Adults must supervise their own children:

• Designated kids play area near at the south end of the List Fields (unless otherwise indicated)

SATURDAY

10:00 am	Thrown weapons for kids too young for youth activities (these are foam toys so we can include the little ones who often feel left out)
11:30 am	Youth Armoured Combat (YAC) – restricted to ages 6 and up – Cathedral Field
1:00 pm	Archery for kids too young for youth activities (these are kids toy bows and arrows with rubber tips)
3:00 pm	Crafts with Baroness Caitrin: making yarn dolls and glow bug night lights – Cabin area
4:00 pm	Parents can take the kids to feed the horses at the “Horse Barn”

SUNDAY

Noon	Story Time with her Majesty at the Royal Pavilion

 

Volunteer Information

We will need volunteers for all aspects of the event. Please contact the person in charge of any area that you wish to help in.

Merchant Information

Capelli’s Emporium	A smorgasbord of handmade and found useful items
Gaukler Medieval Wares	Antiquities, jewellery and metalwork
The Dragon Hoard	Beads, Shinies and Sundries
Barter Box	Books, jewellery, weaving supplies and much else
BC Chains Chain mail and more	Chain mail products, SCA wares and other odds and ends
Hollow Log	Clothing items and accessories
Isabeau’s Den	Fabric and wearables
Alys’ Wonderland	Fabric, trim, garb and corsets
Mara’s Medieval Marketplace	Hand woven trim
Molten Maidens	Lampwork beads and jewellery
Wilfulle Creations	Pewter buttons, belt fittings and more
House Blue Dog	Tools, toys, textiles and more
Wren’s Threads	Weaving and spinning
Luxton Cooperage	Workshop and display area, selling hand crafted buckets and barrels
Aniko Melyes Art	Silk banners, fibres, weaving
Fontana Leather	Belts, sword holders and other misc items of wonder
Beggars Bazaar	Assorted items: used garb, feast ware, and something for the kids.

Classes Offered

TUTR Class Registration will be located under the Covered Area beside the Main Lodge on Friday, from 6 – 8 PM and on Saturday morning from 8 – 10 AM.

YAFA – Youth and Family Activities.  We are very pleased that most of our instructors have designed their classes to accommodate children (in some cases), as well as youth and teens.  We ask you to respect the rules and guidelines around YAFA requirements.  Children (5 – 9) must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.  For Youth (9 – 11) and Teens (12-14) there will be at least one additional adult present throughout the class.  Youth and Teens must be self-manageable or accompanied by a parent/guardian.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 31^st, 2019

10 AM  Interrupting Un-Chivalric Behaviours   

Seneschal’s Pavilion                  1 hour                          Free

          Genevieve Choue                                  Open to Teens & Adults (12 and older)

This class will provide attendees tools for interrupting negative and harmful behaviours.  Attendees will learn basic bystander interventions to utilize when faced with situations that are detrimental to the physical, mental and emotional well-being of fellow populace members.

Students should bring note taking materials and a chair.

10 AM  Managing Medieval Spindles:  Hookless Hand Spindles

            Covered Picnic Area                  2 hours                         $3.00

            Halmia al-Rakkasa                                 Open to Youth, Teens & Adults (9 and older)

You’ve seen the images of spinners of all classes at work: a stick with a football of growing yarn, and a bigger stick with fibre of some sort.  Managing Medieval Spindles covers developing the skill to use hookless spindles in=hand and supported, and recognizing the style of spindle that is suited to the form.  If all goes well, we will also work with a distaff of wool to enhance the speed of yarn creation.   Come and spin a yarn!

Students are welcome to bring their own fibre, spindles, and distaffs.  Equipment will be available for the duration of the class.  Note taking materials and a chair.

11:30    An Tir Bullying and Harassment Procedures

Seneschal’s Pavilion                  1 hour                          Free

Lindis de Aquisgranno                           Open to Adults Only

This class is for Officers and Royalty of the SCA.  The class reviews the new Bullying and Harassment procedure and will focus on trauma informed strategies for responding to complaints of bullying and harassment and helping those affected navigate the process.  Participants should be familiar with the policy.

Students should bring note taking materials and a chair.

NOON  Building a Medieval Bridge

            Covered Picnic Area                  1 hour                          $5.00

            Aniko Melyes                                        Open to Children, Youth, Teens & Adults

                                                (Children 5 – 8 must be accompanied by an adult)

This is a surprise class, more science than arts, definitely hands on!  We will be using materials to build a medieval bridge without any hardware based on models from the 1400s.  Allowing for space the resulting bridge will be left up for the duration of the event.

2 PM    Dyeing Naturally

            Covered Picnic Area                  3 hours                         $5.00

            Kyria Aspasia Bevilacqua                        Open to Youth, Teens & Adults (9 and older)

There is evidence that mushrooms played a role in dyeing fibre.  In this class, we will explore the use of some local mushrooms for dyeing animal fibres, especially wool, having a few dye pots on the go.  There will be lobster mushrooms, dyers polypore and hopefully deadman’s foot.  We will also go into the forest to check the area for mushrooms.

Students may bring up to 100 grams of pre-mordanted animal fibre (wool, alpaca, silk or mohair), a bag to put wet fibre into, and containers for mushroom samples.  A knife, gloves and paper containers for mushroom gathering.

Students should bring note taking materials and a chair.

 

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1^st, 2019

9 AM    Raqs Helwa:  Sweeten Your Belly Dance

            Covered Picnic Area                  2 Hours                        $1.00

            Halima al-Rakkasa                                 Open to Youth, Teens & Adults (9 and older)

Dance has always been a part of civilized societies.  Solo dances of the Near  East have survived and changed over the centuries, yet the soul of what we now call ‘belly dance’ still thrives.  This is an active class where we will explore connections between music and movement, and between movement and emotion.  We will see past dancing for entertainment, and explore the mind set of personal expression where the audience is an extension of the dancer’s consciousness.  Belly dance skills are helpful, but not required.  We will begin with a few stretches and cover a few basic moves.  Be prepared to dance with your soul.

Students should have minimal clothing layers and footwear safe for dancing.  A Hip Sash is helpful.  No corsets, long dress trains, knives or pouches in class.  Note taking materials may be useful.

NOON  Novus (YAFA) Heraldry

            Covered Picnic Area                  2 Hours                        $3.00

            Sadhbh Bhear inghean Toirrdhealbhaigh                        Open to Children, Youth, Teens & Adults

                                                (Children 5 – 8 must be accompanied by an adult)

Discussion of roles of field, court and silent heralds at SCA events and how students can participate.  Brief scan of the Tir Righ Ceremonial to discuss Voice Heraldry.  Examples of heraldic display in period and in the SCA; including identification at events of ones’ stuff and people/family/liege lines.  Discussion on basiv device/arms heraldry and how to get one of their own.  Questions and Answers and creating devices and/or badges as time allows.

This class is particularly open to Children, Youth and Teens (YAFA).  Aspects of the presentation connect to YAFA Token (Heraldry) requirements.  Youth and Teens love understanding our flags, banners and shields.  They also have some of the BEST designs for Devices and Badges.

Students should bring note taking materials and a chair.

2 PM    Traditional Beadwork Embroidery

            Covered Picnic Area                  2 Hours                        $5.00

            HL Sine Gunnsdottir                              Open to Teens & Adults

This class will give a historical basis for use of beads in embroidery for embellishing clothing and accessories.  We will remove the myths of bead embroidery.  A hands-on class to learn secure stitches for attaching beads as well as designs used.

There is an extensive handout and comprehensive kit for the class — including:  embroidery hoop, floss, beading threads, fabric and many assorted beads, needles and miscellaneous extras as well.

Students should bring note taking materials and a chair.

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