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Newcomer's Collegium
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| Class A | Class B | Class C | Foyer | Pavillion | |
| 10:00am | Fabric 101
TH Lady Dana Crochenydd |
Begin Your QUEST for the DREAM
Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) |
What is A&S? How to Get Started! TH Lady Anthoinette Martel of Northwoods |
Book Heraldry
Signore di Antonio Machiavelli |
Heavy Weapons Basics
Pan Zygmunt Nadratowski |
| 11:00am | T-Tunics and Other Basic Garb
Lady Reyna Thorne |
Put Away the Magic Cards! Medieval Games to Play at Events. TH Lady Dana Crochenydd |
Nice Touches
Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) |
Voice Heraldry
(TBD) |
Beginning Middle Eastern Dance
Lady Mad Maddie McRae |
| Noon | Lunch | ||||
| 1:00pm | SCA Protocol and Round Table
Pan Zygmunt Nadratowski |
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| 2:00pm | Keyhole Secrets and Trim Tips for T-Tunics
Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) |
Inkle Loom Weaving
Lord Volckhart Faust |
Beginning Embroidery Stitches
Mistress Rhonwen merch Alun |
What to Expect Your First Two Years in the SCA
THL Hillary of Langeforde |
Rapier Basics
Lord Nevelon Escrochart |
| 3:00pm | Decorating Your Space - Period Style
TH Lady Michaela de La Chesnaye des Bois TH Lord Rannulf d'Aubraye |
Bardic Basics and Etiquette
Lady Fionnuala inghen hAirt |
Potlucks, Feasts, and Dayboards, Oh My!
TH Lady Tacie of Birchwood |
Heraldic Consultation | Beginning European Dance
Lady Isobel Radhia |
| 4:00pm | Beyond the T-Tunic for Beginners
Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) |
What to Say and Not Say to the Public
Lady Carmela Angelica Adamo |
I'll Drink With That! Matching Drinking Vessels to Your Garb TH Lady Dana Crochenydd |
Heraldic Consultation | Youth Activities
Lady Diamante |
| Bardic Basics and Etiquette
Like to sing, play an instrument, or tell stories? This class will discuss the many aspects of the Bardic Arts, from the definition of a Bard to the etiquette of performing and listening. Also covered will be the differences between a Bardic Circle and a Revel and the appropriate songs for each. Taught by Lady Fionnuala inghen hAirt. |
| Begin Your QUEST for the DREAM
You have made your attempt at pre-17th century garb. You've attended an event or two and know that you want to find "The Dream" everyone talks about. This session will help direct your experience in the SCA as you quest for "The Dream". Taught by Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) AOA, CW, CCK, APF, RSL. |
| Beginning Embroidery Stitches
Come learn basic simple stitches to get you started in embroidery. Use it to make favors or dress up your garb! You will work on and take home a pouch from this class. Taught by Mistress Rhonwen merch Alun. |
| Beginning European Dance
This class teaches the basic steps necessary for most English Country dances. Don’t be scared. If you can walk, you can do English Country dance. One or two beginner dances will be taught as time allows. Taught by Lady Isobel Radhia. |
| Beginning Middle Eastern Dance
This class teaches the basic moves and steps for Middle Eastern Dance. Also discussed will be period Middle Eastern garb and etiquette when dancing at events. Taught by Lady Mad Maddie McRae. |
| Beyond the T-Tunic for Beginners
Tired of just wearing T-Tunics? Want something new but don't know what to make next? Take this survey of basic garb styles from the 12th through the 16th centuries. Discussion will include fabrics used, silhouettes to look for, pieces to make, and tips that finish the look. Detailed handout will be available. Taught by Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) AOA, CW, CCK, APF, RSL |
| Book Heraldry
This class covers the role of the Herald for researching names and devices for submission. Also discussed will be suggestions for how to start researching your persona's name and device. Taught by Signore Angelo di Antonio Machiavelli, Escutcheon Herald Deputy. |
| Decorating Your Space - Period Style
This class is just full of ideas on how to dress up your space, whether it be an outdoor camp, day camp, feast hall, or event site. Banner-making is also included in this class! Taught by TH Lady Michaela de La Chesnaye des Bois and TH Lord Rannulf d'Aubraye. |
| Fabric 101
This class discusses period fabrics used to make garb, the advantages and disadvantages of these fabrics, and the best choices for comfort and affordability. Taught by TH Lady Dana Crochenydd. |
| What to Expect Your First Two Years in the SCA
A round-table discussion and question and answer session geared towards the needs of the participants. Many diverse topics will be discussed including, but not limited to: households, when and why, crowns, cornets and other hats, award recommendations, finding your way around midrealm.org, proteges, apprentices and squires... oh my, etc. Lead by THL Hillary of Langeforde, Middle Kingdom Chatelaine |
| Heavy Weapons Basics
This class teaches the glorious and not-so-glorious aspects to Heavy Weapons activities. Topics include safety requirements, types of armor, different weapons styles, and what it means to fight with honor. Taught by Pan Zygmunt Nadratowski. |
| I’ll Drink With That! Match Drinking Vessels to Your Garb
This class teaches which of the different styles of mugs, goblet, or tankards are appropriate for your persona and time period. Everyone needs a drinking vessel!! Taught by TH Lady Dana Crochenydd. |
| Inkle Loom Weaving
This class introduces Inkle Loom Weaving by discussing the Loom and how to adjust it for length, the best types of materials to use, and different patterns for weaving and how to create them. Samples of finished product will be on display. Taught by Lord Volckhart Faust. |
| Keyhole Secrets and Trim Tips for T-Tunics
Now that you know how to make a T-tunic, learn the secrets to creating great keyhole necklines and applying trim. Getting these last touches right can take your tunics from good to great! This will be a live demonstration class. Taught by Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) AOA, CW, CCK, APF, RSL. |
| Nice Touches
It's the nice touches that make our SCA experience magic for everyone. In this session we will help you understand the many customs and nuances associated with SCA traditions of courtly and courteous behaviors. When do you bow? How do I escort my lady? How should I talk? What is a cloven fruit? Handkissing - you mean there's a meaning? Does wearing a favor mean we're dating? These and many more Nice Touches will be covered. Taught by Lady Antoinette la Rouge d'Avignon (Frenchie) AOA, CW, CCK, APF, RSL. |
| Potlucks, Feasts, and Dayboards, Oh My!
This class discusses the differences between these three dining options at SCA events. Topics include where each is appropriate, what to contribute, and what to expect. Good feast gear options will also be covered. Taught by TH Lady Tacie of Birchwood. |
| Put Away the Magic Cards! Medieval Games to Play at Events.
This class discusses the different types of games that were played in the time period we study. Games will be played as time allows. Taught by TH Lady Dana Crochenydd. |
| Rapier Basics
This class teaches the many aspects to Rapier activities. Topics include safety requirements, different fighting styles, and what it means to fight with honor. Taught by Lord Nevelon Escrochart. |
| SCA Protocol and Round Table Discussion
This class teaches protocol within the SCA in regard to important-looking people. Topics include how to recognize and address nobility, what to do if you are called into court, and how to not fall on the Queen. Taught by Pan Zygmunt Nadratowski. |
| T-Tunics and Other Basic Garb
This class discusses basic garb for those just starting in the SCA. Easy-to- make and comfortable garb in different styles will be covered. Simple patterns will be available. Taught by Lady Reyna Thorne. |
| Voice Heraldry
This class teaches the role of the Herald in Field Heraldry and Court Heraldry. Also discussed will be some common terms used by the Heralds, their meaning, and why you should pay attention to what they are saying. Taught by (to be determined). |
| What is A&S? How to get started!
This class discusses the many different period Arts and Sciences that can be explored through the SCA. Topics include what makes up an Art or a Science, potential for competition, recognition for proficiency, and much more. Taught by TH Lady Anthoinette Martel of Northwoods. |
| What to Say and Not Say to the Public
This class covers information regarding public relations for the SCA. Should we use the term 'medieval'? How do we describe what we do? What are the preferred words to use at public demos? This and more to be covered. Taught by Lady Carmela Angelica Adamo, APF |
| Youth Activities
This class discusses what the SCA has to offer our young participants. Everything from A&S activities to Marshal activities can be shared with our youth. Youth boffer will be available if time allows. Taught by Lady Diamante. |