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Weekly Meetup

Fight Practice/A&S/Social Night

Every Tuesday 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Location: St. Marytr's Hall - 1628 - 9th Avenue North
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Myrgan Wood Spring Champions

Date Time Event Place / Venue
23rd March Spring Champions Myrgan Wood

March 23, 2013
Saints Martyr’s Canadiens Hall.
1628 - 9th Avenue North, Saskatoon, SK

There will be tournaments and classes through the day with a tavern-style meal provided while your evening is spent gaming and dancing

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Pre-register for the event
Adult member site fee: $12, Non-member site fee: $17
Youth (age 9-15) $8
Children under 9 free
Tavern style evening meal: $10
Please make checks payable to SCA-Myrgan Wood

Directions: Make your best route to Saskatoon.

From the north & west, entering the city on Idylwyld Dr. Exit right onto Circle Dr, turn east/left at the top of the overpass onto Circle Dr heading east. Exit right onto Warman Road S (towards downtown). Turn left/east onto Cavers St (no lights, second left). Turn right/south onto 9th Ave N.
From the south entering the city on Circle Drive Northbound, exit right onto Warman Rd South (towards downtown). Turn left/east onto Cavers St (no lights, second left). Turn right/south onto 9th Ave N
From the east entering the city on College Dr exit right onto Circle Drive Northbound, exit right onto Warman Rd (towards downtown). Turn left/east onto Cavers St (no lights, second left). Turn right/south onto 9th Ave N
From the south & west entering the city on 22nd Street exit right onto Circle Drive northbound, (go around the city) exit right onto Warman Road S (towards downtown). Turn left/east onto Cavers St (no lights, second left). Turn right/south onto 9th Ave N.

Event Stewards:

Roxanne Delaroche (Tracy Walker) Call: 306-651-2599 Email (preferred): tracy@dartwalker.ca
Katrien Raven (Brenda Seib) brenda@seibs.com
Hamish MacCarraigh (Sean Nixon) ptn389@mail.usask.ca
Savida (Sheena Seib) hello_goodbye_12@msn.com

Schedule

10-11 Beyond Practise: Sir Ogedai
11-1 Armoured class: Ritter Albrecht
11-12 Spinning: HL Cynethryth
11-12 Gorget making: L Magdalena
12-1 A&S Entry: HH Sadb
12-1 Games: HE Shunzei & L Anthony
1-4 Invocation of the Lists for tournaments to determine the Champions of A&S and Rapier, immediately followed by the tournaments
4-5 Tablet Weaving: L Dorothye
4-6 Working together in the SCA: discussion
5-6 Scroll and Charter Painting: HE Sina
5-6 Dance: Catharine
6 Supper is ready
6-7 Loop & Loop Braiding: HL Lazaurus
6-7 Jam Session: Kas
7ish Court
All evening … no later than 1am:
Music
Dance
Games

Beyond Sparring: presented by Sir Ogedai

10-11 am, upper floor
A class to explore different ways to practice and become a better fighter beyond simply sparring. This class will focus on physical tools, ideas and drills that can be applied by new and more experienced fighters. The class may include some slow work to demonstrate various drills, but armor is not required.

Scroll and Charter Painting... Beyond the basics: presented by Her Highness Sina

10-11 am, lower floor
Cost $1 to cover photocopy costs
Already know how to lay basic gouache? Looking to take your skills to the next level? Then this is the class for you. Techniques covered will include shading, fabric drapery, highlighting and line work.
Take your Scribal skills from basic to wow. Materials... some will be provided if you wish to bring your gouache paints and brushes, please do.

Intro to Spinning: presented by Her Ladyship Cynethryth

Cost: $10, Maximum number of participants: 10
In this class, we'll discuss some basic fibre prep, wool characteristics, and spinning processes. Participants will be able to try spinning wool from four breeds of sheep. Spindles will be provided for the duration of the class, but participants are welcome to bring their own. Class fee includes 5oz of wool.

Deep Throat Protection: presented by Lady Magdalena d'Arts

11am-12, lower floor
Cost $20 (includes leather)
Providing all the materials and instructions required for you to complete your own rapier-legal leather gorget.

How to put together an Arts & Sciences Entry: presented by Her Excellency Sadb ingen Thuathail, Tanista

12-1pm, upper floor

Introduction to Tablet Weaving: presented by Lady Dorothye Bolton

4-5pm, lower floor, limit 8 people
Experience first-hand the process of tablet weaving -- one of the most ubiquitous methods of narrow wares production in Medieval Europe. Participants will have an opportunity to create a small piece of weaving on a pre-warped loom, with discussion of the applications and variations of this remarkable craft

Working together within the society - Discussion!

5-6pm, upper floor
This wonderful game is made of many diverse groups of people. We organize ourselves in different ways: geographically, by interest, by friendships (households, guilds). As a feudalistic society we organize ourselves accordingly with royalty and peers. As a modern society we organize ourselves accordingly with a board of directors and officers. We are all volunteers. We have perspectives as diverse as the ways that we organize ourselves. Just how can and does all this diversity work together? Bring your ideas, questions, thoughts, wonderings etc ... to discuss. We are stronger together! How can we support each other?

Minstrel gallery & open bardic jam organized by Kas

All Night!!
Bring your instrument(s) of choice and play along! You will be able to share the floor with dancers, sometimes playing for them.