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9:00
am: Site Opens
--Rapier & Armoured Lists opens/ inspections/
authorizations/ pickups
--Kingdom Travel Fund Silent Auction accepting donations
10:00 am: A Simple Tournament
(Rapier)
10:00 am: "Calligraphy Basics: getting started" by
Lord Pomeroy (Inside)
Description: A class where we can discuss any aspect
of lettering from the laying out to the putting ink to paper.
I will have paper and ink available for those who would like to
start practicing. Left handed? Me too, so come try it out.
11:00 - -Baronial Armoured Combat Champions
Tourney
--Lunch Tavern Opens
--Silent Auction bidding opens
--Rapier Lunch Break
CLASS: Outside (near fencing list) "Introduction to
Kumihimo" by Fujinami no Kaede
Description: This is an introduction to making
complex Japanese braids.
12:00 - Bronze Ring Challenge (Rapier)
1:00 - --Reversing Reverse Bear Pit (Rapier)
2:00 - Lunch Tavern Closes
2:30pm --Joan’s Tourney (Rapier)
3:30pm --Silent Auction bidding closes
4:00pm --Tavern Brawl (Rapier)
--Community Dancing
5:00pm --Lists Close
6:00pm --Feast
8:00pm --Feast Ends
--Community Dancing (may start earlier if feast ends early)
9:00pm --Site Closes (can be pushed later if the dancing is going
well)
10:00pm-10:30pm--Estimated time clean-up is finished
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Join
us at our Annual Squire's Tourney April 28th, 2012 in the Canton
of Ealdnordwuda.
Please bring your own feast gear.
We request that you leave your candles and candlesticks at home. The
feast tables are often very crowded with platters and feast gear. The
staff might set small candles on the tables for ambiance, but the church’s
official policy is no fire indoors or out.
Lapsitters do not have to pay for feast, but children who take up a
chair should be counted as an adult feast attendee ($10) due to space
restrictions.
Remember that servers eat free from leftovers and Ealdnordwudan cooks
are (in)famous for feeding the populace into submission. Children make
great drinks servers...
Please sign up for feast early to ensure you have the seating you prefer
and so that we have the correct count on who will be sitting feast and
if we need to add or remove tables.
Dishwashing and clean-up volunteers are always, always welcome and thanked
heartily with free leftovers and hearty gratitude! To volunteer, show
up after feast in the feast hall ready to work.
A Spanish feast to honor our most wonderful
Baronessa.
From The Libre del Coch by Ruperto de Nola, published in 1520 in Barcelona
Translation Robin Carroll-Mann
Redaction – Lady Angharad verch Glyndwr
O Llangollen
Vegetarian note, Other than the Beef and Salmon, each dish will be
offered twice, once as redacted and once as vegetarian. Please let the
Feast Steward know of any allergies
On the table
Bread
Butters
Cheeses
Fruits
Garlic
Antes De Que El Principal (Before The Main)
Potaje De Porrada (Leek Pottage)
Leek Soup
Plato Fuerte (Main Course)
Carne De Res Asada Oruga Buena (roast beef with Arugula Sauce)
Oven Roasted Beef with Arugula sauce
Salmon Empanado (Salmon Pie)
Individual Salmon Empanadas
Haba Real (Royal Fava Beans) Y Arroz En Cazuela Al Horno ( Rice Casserole
In The Oven)
Beans and Saffron Rice with Egg
Potaje Moderno (Modern Pottage) (note, this is the medieval name of
the dish. It was modern to them)
Chard and spinach with Bacon and Cheese
El Postre (Dessert)
Potaje Llamado Persicate (Pottage Called Peach Dish)
Cooked sliced Peaches with sauce
Beverages
Hippocras
Clarea de aqua
Pomegranate drink
Lemon water.
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This site is dry--alcohol theory classes are welcome,
but the church’s policy is dry.
Indoors and outdoors fire is prohibited (candles on
tables for feast might be provided by the staff for ambiance, but please
leave your own at home)
Archery
and thrown weapons are prohibited within the Lansing city limits.
Most areas
indoors and many parts of the outdoors are wheelchair accessible.
Much of
the day’s activities take place outdoors: plan garb and daycamps
for late April in Michigan weather.
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