Schedule 2011 - SUBJECT TO CHANGE

Friday

2:00pm Site Opens for Merchants

4:00pm Site Opens for Populace

9:00pm Newcomer’s Class

Revelry and Song in Courtyard and Main Hall

11:00pm Gate closes for the evening

Saturday

7:00am Gate opens for Populace

7:30am Wake-up and announcements

8:00-9:00am Breakfast and coffee, Feast Hall

9:00am Art/Sci Competition Begins, Main Hall

Heavy Weapons Authorizations, Lyst Field

Merchant’s Row Opens

Welcome to the SCA - Newcomer's Class

How to judge an A&S Competition Class

Blacksmithing Classes

10:00am Heavy Weapons Inspection, Lyst Field

Archery Field Opens for Target Practice

Silent Auction for War Chest (Bidding open untili 4:00pm) Have items to donate to the cause?

Items can be dropped off at Reservations.

Children’s Activity, Archery (Parent or guardian required onsite and must fill out paperwork for

participation)

Period Boots and Shoes Class, TBD

Trimaris Portrait Project, Screend Room

11:00am Champion of Wyvernwoode Heavy Weapons Tournament, Lyst Field

Baronial Archery Tournament Begins

Agincourt – a History class

Children’s Activity - Statue Painting - Decorate a mythical magical creature

12:00pm Lunch served in the Feast Hall

12:30pm Rapier Inspection Begins, Lyst Field

1:00pm Melee Relay – Presented by the Sergeants’ of Trimaris, Lakeside

Rapier Memorial Tournament Honoring Don Porthos, Lyst Field

Children’s Activity – Shield Painting - The children will make their own shields with what

represents them

2:00pm Sign-up for Living Dead Lyst, Lakeside

Children’s Activity – Coronet Making - Rumor has it that their excellencies the Baron and

Baroness of Wyvernwoode are searching for new Coronets.

Come try your hand at making a sample piece for their judgeing.

The best pieces will be worn by their excellencies during feast.

Japanese Geta Contruction - Workshop

Trimaris Portrait Project - Screened Room

2:30pm Living Dead Lyst Begins, Lakeside

Baronial Rapier Tournament, Lyst Field

3:00pm Gate closes for event

Children’s Activity – Castle Building - Participate in a castle building contest

Drums in the Deep Workshop

4:00pm Court Business

Silent Auction ENDS (payments accepted until 5:00pm and then from the end of Court until Feast))

Children’s free play on swings and playground

5:00pm Court, Main Hall

7:30pm Feast

9:30pm Baronial Bash! hosted by the Trimarian Ambassador’s of Fun, Main Hall

Sunday

8:00am Wake-up call and announcements

Leftovers and Coffee, Feast Hall

9:00am Site pack-up and clean-up begins

11:00am Populace still onsite will be put to work, so Thanks for Staying!

CLASSES

- Period Cordwaining (shoes & boots) - Duke Duncan Arthur Ross The Black, KSCA
  - This all day class will take you through patterning and making your first set of medieval shoes or boots. Both period turn shoe and false welt for modern soling will be taught. This is an extended class for those who want help with the whole creation process.
  - Bring the following supplies (there may be limited quantities on hand as well):
  - Wax Thread Stitching Needles
  - Stitching Awl
  - 3+ sq.ft. of Chrome tanned leather 3-6 oz. More for boots. Tandy “upholstery sides are a good start”
  - 2 sq.ft. 11-12 oz saddle skirting for soles. In a pinch the chrome tanned can be used for turn shoes to learn.
  - Cutting tool (scissors or utility blade)
  - Pen
  - Measuring Tape
  - If you want to make a pattern and do not have a last, you will need:
  - Poster Board
  - 2 socks than you can cut
  - Duck tape
- Japanese Wooden Sandals (Geta) - M'lord Tomas Tegwen
  - Please include your name, gender & size (small, medium or large size).
  - Please keep in mind this information is for the "kit" to build a pair of geta,
  - so if your making them for someone else please send their gender & size.
  - For questions regarding size please refer to the chart below.
  - For Ladies
  - up to size 6 = small
  - up to size 8 = medium
  - up to size 10 = large
  - For Lords
  - up to size 8 = small
  - up to size 11 = medium
  - up to size 13 = large
- How to be an Art/Sci Judge – Baroness Maol MIde ingen Medra, OL, OP

Overview: Students will receive an overview of the Art/Sci competition judging process while an entry is live

judged and then will students will judge an Art/Sci entry with guidance from the instructor. All levels of interest are

welcome from experienced judges to those new to the Arts and Sciences in Trimaris.

Duration: Depending on entries to be judged class can last between 30 and 90 minutes.

- Blacksmithing – Baron Heinrich von Holtzpritzer, OL
- Drums in the Deep Workshop -

Marian Makedance (mka Maureen Patrick) and Ian MacEoin (John McEwen) of Pooka Traditional Irish Band.

This workshop provides a quick overview of percussion instruments that are period correct for Medieval/Renaissance

settings. If you have instruments, bring them.

- Agincourt 101 – A History Lesson - M'lord Thord of House Dun Tyr, A/P History Teacher - Mitchell High

The Battle of Agincourt has become part of legend of England and the aura associated with the Crown therein, in no

small part due to the Elizabethan bard Shakespeare and his epic play Henry V. The study of history is not as old

as one would think and in recent years many of our previous beliefs have been brought in to question, and Agincourt is

one of those pieces that are being reexamined today. Who were the people involved? How many were there?

Was the Longbowman a major deciding factor? What were the real world impacts and repercussions from the battle?

Where lies the motivation for each side, what was to be gained? Let us journey back and take a fresh look at these

ideas and examine the information that modern scholars have uncovered as well as connections to other events of

import like the Black Death, so recently removed from the fields of Europe

- Newcomer’s 101 – Welcome to the S.C.A.

Interested in teaching a class? Contact the Autocrat at Kelly.fultz@yahoo.com.