| Twelfth Night |
MainThe Marche of Tirnewydd is pleased to gift the Barony with “Twelfth Night in the Middle Marches,” and admission is free to all! Join us to eat, drink and be merry. We have enough to interest everyone of every age for a day of fun in our Marche. In lieu of a site fee, we do ask that you consider those less fortunate and bring a canned food item to be distributed by St. John Chrysostom. Please note that this means that the non-member surcharge will not be collected, but donations towards our costs will be accepted.
Note: Site is discretely damp, period containers only please. DanceTo aid in the digestion, THL Felice Debbage has an evening’s dancing for us, which shall include live musicians. Gracca Amorosa Posties Jig Korobushka Anello Gathering Peascods Black Nag Washerwomen's Bransle Horses' Bransle New Bo Peep New Alman Official Bransle Pease Bransle Petit Riens Candlestick (Torch) Bransle Black Alman Rufty Tufty Galliard (Can She Excuse My Wrongs)
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A&SRather than traditional classes, this year’s Twelfth Night will feature an Artisans’ Row. Our Baronial artisans invite all and sundry to come see and learn their trade throughout the day. For any questions, please contact Ximena Ramirez ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ).
ArcheryDue to a lack of Marshals, all archery activities are cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience. MerchantsJoining us will be: Celtic Wolf Viking Archery Vogt Handcrafts Sorry, but we are absolutely full, with no space is left for additional merchants. FeastTheir Excellences invite you to dine with them as they discuss and make known the business of the Middle Marches. The feast shall be a potluck, and we ask that those wishing to participate bring a dish to share. Please bring a card labeling your dish, with any pertinent dietary or allergen information displayed. Though the site is discreetly damp, please do not bring alcoholic beverages to share as part of the potluck, though you are welcome to consume them out of appropriate containers with your friends at your table. As court begins, there will be time for everyone to get a plate of food and be seated. We do ask that while court is in session the populace not leave their seats, as there will be breaks in the business at hand for conversation and a second helping. If you are not able to dine with us, please do not feel left out, those with dietary restrictions are welcome to sit with us, and there will be chairs provided for those who simply wish to sit and enjoy court without the feast. In order to minimize overlap, we ask that if you have not made a decision about what to bring to our Twelfth Night, please consult this table, based on the first letter of your MODERN LAST NAME: A-F please bring a dessert G-K please bring a vegetable dish to share L-Z please bring an entree or meat-based side dish to share This list is, of course, non-binding, so if you're really excited about a particular dish (especially if it's one from the SCA time-period!) please bring it. Also, please note that while drinks are provided, you may wish to bring additional ones for your party. You are welcome to consume alcohol at your table, so long as you are legal to do so, but it may not be a part of our potluck offerings. Dishes prepared with alcohol are fine, but please make note of that along with appropriate allergen information; also please, as a gesture to the vegetarians and vegans among us, if your dish is not obvious, please label it as Vegetarian/Non-Vegetarian. Thank you for your understanding.
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