Summits Investiture- 11th Night

Registration Information

Shilo Inn, Klamath Falls, OR 541-885-7980
Blocked rooms are available under the name SCA – double queens $115

Accessibility Information

Wheelchair accessible – may have limitations
In room accessibility
Wheelchair Accessible bathroom

Site Fees

Adult $25
Child – free
$5 discount for members

Event Schedule

Friday
5:00pm – Gate opens with games galore

8:00pm – Bardic

Saturday
8:00am – Gate opens

9:30am – Last Court of Their Highnesses Prince Ivan and Princess Mina (Ballroom)

11:00am – Investiture Ceremony (Ballroom)

12pm – Lunch – Day Board Provided (Ballroom)

12pm – Silent Auction starts and Fundraising for Regalia Fund begins (Ballroom)

12pm to 2pm – Arts and Sciences Display and Laurel Speed Dating (Foyer)

12pm to 3pm – Cotehardie Draping Workshop (Conference Room Mt. McLaughlin, 4th floor)

12pm to 5pm – Herald’s Consulting Table (Ballroom)

12:15pm to 12:45pm – Companions of the Rose and the Valorous Estate Meeting (Conference Room Mt. Scott, 3rd floor)

12:15pm to 12:45pm – Armor Inspection (Ballroom)

12:30pm – Invocation of the lists for The Captain of Cats (Ballroom)

1pm – Tournament – Captain of Cats (Ballroom)

1pm – Drop In Social Media/Camera Class (Ballroom during Captain of Cats Tourney)

2pm to 4pm – Twined Baskets (Conference Room Mt. Scott, 3rd floor)

3pm to 4:30pm – Embracing Diversity with Respect: Exploring Cultural Appreciation and Avoiding Appropriation in the SCA (Ballroom)

4pm to 4:45pm (Time is flexible depending on the end of the Tourney) – MOD Meeting immediately following tourney (Conference Room Mt. McLaughlin, 4th floor)

4:15 to 5:45 – 11th Night Children’s Choir Practice (Conference Room Mt. Scott. 3rd floor)

4:30pm to 6pm – See Something, Do Something: Bystander Intervention (Ballroom)

4:45pm to 5:30pm (Time is flexible depending on the end of the Tourney) – Brief Pelican Meeting immediately following the MOD Meeting (Conference Room Mt. McLaughlin, 4th floor)

4:45 to 5:30 – (Time is flexible depending on the end of the Tourney) – Rapier and Cut & Thrust Marshal’s Meeting immediately following the MOD Meeting (Cafe,1st floor))

5pm Silent Auction Ends, Fundraising with Pins and Flags continues into the evening

6pm – First Court (Ballroom)

7pm – Dinner – On your Own

8:00pm – 11th Night Children’s Choir Performance (Ballroom)

8:30pm – Investiture Grand Ball (Ballroom)

Meal Information

A lunch day board will be provided at no extra cost.

There are restaurant options (The Falls Taphouse, Applebees, Jalapenos,  McDonalds, Burger King and Door Dash and instacart) are in walking distance and available for Dinner.

Outside food *is* allowed and the site is wet.

Tournament Information

Captain of Cats Summits Rapier Tourney

Volunteer Information

Gate, Heralding, Set Up, Tear down, chair rearranging

There is a sign-up sheet for Gate on the FaceBook page “11th Night Investiture 2023”

Classes Offered

“Cotehardie Draping Workshop!”
Instructor: Waldgräfin Taran Dæstingr O.L.
Time: 3 hours Cap: 6 students
Supplies needed: 2 yards (woven, non-stretch)
fabric, or an old sheet (stripes work well), or $5 for provided fabric

Description: Do you want a Cotehardie pattern custom fitted to your body?
Cotehardies look great on everyone, and their construction is very simple.
Students will be paired up to take turns fitting each other with instructor’s guidance.
Each student will leave with a paper pattern made to their body.
PLEASE COME PREPARED to trade your top for a mockup and stand in a room with others.
Leggings or other close fitting garments are the best for wearing under the mockup.
Drop-In Social Media/Camera Operation

Instructor: Zulaikha al-Zarqa’
Do you like to watch the Live Streams on Social Media?
Have you ever been curious as to how it all happens?
Come find out during the Captain of Cats Rapier Tourney!
Ask questions, learn, and familiarize yourself with the equipment and
programs so you too can Live Stream Events at home.

Twine a Tiny Jute Basket
Instructor: Duchess Meagan
Learn to weave a tiny twined jute basket, using one of the world’s
oldest basket making techniques. Students will twine a long weaver
around eight spokes to create a flat base; turn up the sides;
and lay down a simple rim. All materials will be supplied, but students
may wish to bring their own pair of small, sharp scissors.
$2 materials fee.

Childrens’s 11th Night Choir Practice
An hour or so of music wherein are found period songs suitable for
youth bardic and youth having fun. In this class, singers will practice
vocal technique, learn about period language and historical vocabulary,
and stretch their musical muscles! Projected scope is 6 or 7 songs of
easy to early intermediate difficulty, with room for more songs or
greater interpretation if time allows. Lyrics with truncated bibliography
will be available for take-away at the end of class. Come sing with us!

***Their Highnesses and Tanists highly recommend the populace attend one
or both of these Classes***

“Embracing Diversity with Respect:
Exploring Cultural Appreciation and Avoiding Appropriation in the SCA”
Instructor: Baroness Talia bint al-Athir, O.P.
Time: 1 ½ hours
Description: This class is lecture format/TedTalk with a Q&A at the end

“See Something, Do Something: Bystander Intervention”
Instructor: Baroness Genevieve Choue, O.P.
Time: 1 ½ hours
Description: All too often, when unchivalric behaviors happen,
there are people in a position to interrupt the behavior, provide
education about the offensive behavior and/or be a support for the
person who was the target of the behavior.
Join us in taking steps to make our Society a better place with
empowerment and tools to address behaviors that do not reflect our
Society values

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