Class Time: 11 to 12
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: The Florileguim - A web resource for all
Class Description: What it is and is not, it's history and why it exists. The useful and the weird stuff which can be found in the files. How it is organized and some useful ideas on how best to use it and various ways you can help with it.
Instructor: HL Stefan li Rous
Class Limit:No Limit

Class Time: 12 to 1
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Clever Displays
Class Description: You worked hard on you're A&S entry; now show it off to its full advantage. Often simple changes to your display can make a dramatic impact. Learn how to make a clothing stand for under $15, incorporate height elements, emphasize the most important piece
Instructor: HL Hanna von Dahl
Requirements: Bring paper, pen and digital cameras

Class Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: A&S Competitions - A How To & Round Table
Class Description: Does the thought of entering an A & S competition make you quiver in Your boots? This class is designed to be everything you wanted to know about competing in an A & S competition, but were afraid to ask. It will be applicable to those who have never competed
Instructor: HL Melisande de Frayne
Class Limit: No Limit
Class Cost: 0

Class Time: 4 to 5
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: A&S 50 Challenge
Class Description: The Arts and Science 50 Challenge is being held in conjunction with A.S. 50. Come and learn about the challenge and how you can participate.
Instructor: Goldweard of St. Golia
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 10 to 11
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Beginning Vocal Projection (for singers & heralds)
Class Description: Come and learn some simple techniques of Vocal Projection
nstructor: Mistress Adelaide de Beaumont
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 11 to 12
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Bardic Etiquette
Class Description: How to perform in different situations and how not to offend, take to long, or disgust your audience.
Instructor: Lady Maggie MacPherson

Class Time: 12 to 1
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Is FILK Period?
Class Description: Ever wonder if Filk is period? How it got its start? Is it plagarism? Come and join this discussion
Instructor: Mistress Adelaide de Beaumont
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 4 to 6
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Bardic Circle
Class Description: Come and join a group discussing the Bardic arts as well as performing
Instructor: Duchess Willow de Wispe
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 2 to 3
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Development of Musical Notation
Class Description: Basics of medieval musical notation, notation history and deciphering a Medieval score. Handouts will be provided. Some basic musical knowledge is helpful. Be read to sing!
Instructor: Lady Anne ate Rydeforde
Class Limit : 25
Class Cost: $0
Requirements: High School and up

Class Time: 2 to 3
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: History of Jesters
Class Description: Learn about the Jesters part in society and the things they did. Just remember that the Fool is not stupid. Far from it. His folly is born of pain, transmuted by rueful laughter (even self-directed laughter) into wisdom and self-knowledge.
Instructor: Lord Sebastiana Gerynot Fanelli
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 3 to 4
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Foot Fetish: Understanding Fixed Poetic Meter
Class Description: So, you slept through the poetry portion of your High School English class and you paid someone like me to write your sonnet for you, but now that you're in the SCA you're moved to create poetry. All is not lost. One of the things you'll be happy to discover is that there are many examples of period poetry that don't actually rhyme.
Instructor: Mistress Adelaide de Beaumont
Class Cost: $1
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 4 to 5
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: The Irish Can't Spell (...and the English Can't Read), Pronouncing Irish Names with the minimum mangling
Class Description: Languages are funny... as are pronunciations! Come and learn, discuss and laugh.
Instructor: Mistress Adelaide de Beaumont
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Title: Beginning Bardcraft
Duration: 1 hour
Time: 3 to 4
Class Description: Join us for a friendly, welcoming introduction to the bardic arts. Learn performance tips and techniques for every venue from the campfire to the competition, and leave with your very own bard book including sing-a-longs, rounds and catches, period songs, and many popular SCA pieces. The focus of this class will be singing, but we will touch on other styles, as well.
Instructor: HL Katrina of Coventry
Class Cost: $5 for handouts/bardic books
Requirements: Recording device - optional (for personal use only, please); Ages 11 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Title: The Drum Circle
Duration: 2 hours
Time: 11 to 1
Class Description: Introduction to drumming rhythms and resources, learn to interact with drummers and dancers. This class is for beginner to intermediate drummers anyone is welcome to attend.
Instructor: HL Keiron MacBride
Class Limit: 15
Requirements: Drums are not required but It would be good to have one there will be 1 or 2 loaners available.

Class Time: 10 to 12
Duration: 2 hours
Class Title: Knight School - Road company
Class Description: Ever wish you had a chance to fight every knight at an event? If you got that chance, wouldn't it be great to get at least one bit of feedback from each of them that you could use and work on? Wouldn't it be even better if it were written down so you could remember it?

Welcome to Knight School! A new practice format geared toward helping fighters noticeably improve their skills. Each student will get a chance to be evaluted by each Knight present for 2 minutes. Each will provide concise constructive observations & advise.
Instructor: Sir Giotto
Requirements: notebook; Any Knight and MOA's who wish to teach, please contact Sir Morgan Buchanan.

Class Title: Sword Theory and Movement
Class Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 hours
Class Description: This is a fast paced comprehensive class that covers equipment selection, sword making, grips, stances, movement, space and range, shots and selection, counters, and finally putting it all together for the fight. The class will cover topics of interest for all levels of experience. The beginner will receive good ideas to help them progress in their career and the advanced fighters will enjoy the discussion on the theory and mechanics of the fight.
Instructor: Earl Ducan Ross "The Black"
Class Limit: 20
Requirements: Sword and shield is good, armour is better, none required. Handouts of the outline will be provided.

Class Time: 4 to 6
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Sword and Shield: Moving Past the Novice Level
Class Description: Ever notice there seem to be a sort of common set of barriers between very good "novice fighters" and the next levels up? These tend to be primarily mental, in nature. The most prominent of these barriers is the inability to move beyond "target-hunting." The higher-level fighters can still smack an open target, but the primary presupposition changes from one of "where is my opponent open now so I can hit him?" or "how can I block my opponent's shots?" to "where will the opening be in 3 seconds when I create it?" or "I wonder where my opponent will be vulnerable when he attacks?" This class will focus on using misdirection (feints and set-ups, etc.) as well as the concepts of timing and perception.
Instructor: Sir Kenneth MacQuarrie of Tobermory
Requirements: Fighters will need to be in full armor for this class

Time: 2 to 5
Classe Title: Introduction to the Bastard Sword of Fiore dei Liberi
Duration: 3 hours
Class Description: This class introduces footwork, power generation, and fundamental tactical elements draw from Fiore dei Liberi's early 15th century Fior di Battaglia, but focused on applying Fiore's principles in an SCA environment.
Instructor: Earl Brion Thornbird ap Rhys, OL
Requirements: Students should bring some kind of sword appropriate for use in two hands, head and hand protection. Medieval shoes and gamebsons recommended but not required.

Time: 11 to 12:30
Classe Title: Ponderous, Cruel & Mortal: The Medieval Poleaxe
Duration: 1.5 hours
Class Description: Based on a synthesis of techniques drawn from medieval treatises--including Jeu de la Hache, Paulus Kal's fechtbuch, Hans Talhoffer, Antonio Manciolino, Fiore dei Liberi and Filippo Vadi--this introduction focuses on practical aspects of combat with the poleaxe and related weapons in an SCA context.
Instructor: Earl Brion Thornbird ap Rhys, OL
Requirements: Students will not need armour, but helmets and gauntlets are recommended: gambesons recommended.

Class Time: 10 to 11
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Basic Cooking
Class Description: A summary of period foods, terminology, how to find sources, and sanitation tips. This is NOT a hands-on class, but an introductory one for those who want to get started in SCA cooking. Handouts will be available.
Instructor: HL Melisande de Frayne
Class Limit: No Limit

Class Time: 11 to 12:30
Duration: 1 1/2 Hours
Class Title: Making Period Bread
Class Description: Making a wheat flour based bread of a period Angelo Saxon style. There will be a live demo of making the dough and baking bread.
Instructor: Baron Niklas Vasilevich
Class Limit: 12
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 11 to 12:30
Duration: 1 1/2 Hours
Class Title: Beginning to Intermediate Mead Making - With a Special Emphasis on Period Recipes and Techniques
Class Description: A detailed step-by-step discussion of period mead making with emphasis placed on period recipes and techniques with a comparison drawn between period and modern equipment and techniques. The class will involve tasting of several award-winning meads including a 2004 American Homebrewers Association National bronze medal winning mead.
Instructor: HL Barat FitzWalter Reynolds
Class Limit: 25
Requirements: Ages 21 and up

Class Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Period Non-Alcoholic Beverages
Class Description: People in period drank more than just wine, beer and ale. In an attempt to get SCA folk away from iced tea and colas at events this class will show period recipes for non- to low- alcoholic drinks that are easy to make and taste great. The class will deal with modern syrups and sources as well as recipes for making your own. You don't have to be a master cook or brewer to make beverages to serve at feast or around the list field. Some of the drinks discussed will be fruit syrups, period lemonade, small mead, ciders, barley water and others.
Instructor: Count Gunthar Jonssan
Class Limit: 15
Requirements: High School and up

Class Time: 4 to 5
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Brewing Basics: Hard Cider
Class Description: Learn how to make a single hard cider, including demonstration of making 3 gallons of cider. This class will cover the fermenting basics, yeast types and history of cider making.
Instructor: Lady Suzanna Nightengale of Steppes
Class Limit: 15
Requirements: Adults only

Class Time: 5 to 6
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Herbal Oils and Vinegars
Class Description: A hands on class on making herbal oils and vinegars Class will make a small bottle of herbal vinegar
Instructor: Goldweard of St. Golia
Class Limit: 20
Class Cost: $2
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 10 to 3 (break at lunch)
Duration: 4 Hours
Class Title: Glove Making for Dummies
Class Description: This is the class you all have been asking for the last three years! I provide you with a pattern, you provide your hand measurement, time, scissors, fake leather, needles, thread, pre-made cuff, and we will have you in gloves by the end of the class. If you need a kit with all those supplies you can order them 2 weeks prior to the class. I will need every student's hand measurement before the class so that I can prep your glove pattern. To measure your hand take a tape measure and measure from the tip of your longest finger to your wrist. Then measure around your palm above the thumb. Send me those two measurements
Instructor: HL Chiara Francesca
Class Limit: 10
Class Cost: $5 for kits must preorder from instructor a few weeks prior to class
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult); Please bring hand measurements, fake leather, thread, needles, scissors and optional cuff to class.

Class Time: 10 to 11
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Basics of Chinese Costume
Class Description: A class on how to create passable Chinese garb and ideas for fabrics and decoration.
Instructor: Lady Maggie MacPherson
Class Limit: 15
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 11 to 12
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Finishing Seams
Class Description: Various techniques for finishing seams on garments, mainly period but with some discussion of modern options.
Instructor: Mistress Elin & Lady Osanna de Burg
Class Limit: 20
Requirements: Ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 12 to 1
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Making Sleeves in the 1530s
Class Description: Focusing on German & Florentine sleeves in this period, will explore cutting, slashing, poufing, spiraling, and other techniques to make grand sleeves with minimal expense.
Instructor: Mistress Elin
Requirements: Ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: German 16th C. Hats
Class Description: Will cover two basic pattern types for making the very popular German large hats. Specific examples for women but may discuss men's styles as well. Will include discussion of embellishments, the cauls worn under the hats, and tricks for wearing the hats as time allows.
Instructor: Mistress Elin
Class Limit: 10
Class Cost: $5
Requirements: Ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 2 to 6
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Medieval DyePot
Class Description: This is a 4 hour hands-on class where the students will learn the basics of dying natural fibers with dyes found in nature, just as our medieval ancestors dyed their fabrics. Each student will leave the class with a copy of The Compleat Anachronist Issue #0041 "Dyestuffs", which features a very good color chart and an excellent summary of techniques we will be using. Additionally, each student will be able to dye and to take home enough wool yarn to knit socks, a hat or purse/pouch. Dyeing restricted to certain colors due to time constraints; however each student will use 3 colors.
Instructor: Beatriz de Chambery
Class Limit: 10
Class Cost: $20
Requirements: Ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult); Please wear something that won't break your heart if its dyed. Will be using open flames so no dangling sleeves, etc. Note from instructor: Please do not register if you may not attend. This is a costly class!

Class Time: 4 to 6
Class Title: How to pattern and sew period hose
Duration: 2 hours
Class Description: A basic how-to course in patterning, sewing, and fitting bias-cut hose and stockings.
Instructor: HL Amalia Zavattini
Class Cost: $2 for handouts

Time: 4 to 6
Class Title: Fabric Identification
Duration: 2 hours
Class Description: Learn how to tell what costumes in paintings are made of and how to identify fabric in your stash
Instructor: Signora Elisabetta Morosini
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult); Cost for handouts, CD & Swatch set

Class Time: 12 to 1
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Judging Middle Eastern Dance
Class Description: Learn what to look for when judging this style of dance
Instructor: HL Rhinannon & Baroness Claire Shayhan
Class Limit: TBD
Class Cost: 0

Class Title: Indian Mudras: Using Hands in Middle Eastern Dance
Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 hours
Class Description: A class that incorporates 6th century Indian Dance hand gestures and poses or asanas into SCA Middle Eastern Dance. A handout on the mudras and asanas will be provided. No prior dance experience required.
Instructor: HL Rhiannon NiBryan
Class Limt: 20

Class Title: Documenting Middle Eastern Dance
Time: 11 to 12
Duration: 1 hr
Class Description: A class on how to submit and find documentation for Middle Eastern Dancing
Instructor: HL Rhiannon NiBryan

Class Title: Easy Combinations for Beginning Dancers
Duration: 1.5 hours
Time: 10 to 11:30
Class Description: This class will focus on the basic moves of Middle Eastern Dance, from head to hips. The first 45 minutes will include basic posture, movements and basics of ME Dance and the last 45 minutes will include easy combinations using the basic moves that a dancer can add to her vocabulary of moves.
Instructor: HL Ahlanna a'Becket Camber of House Wolfstar
Class Limit: 20
Requirements: Please wear clothing you can comfortably dance in, but also does not hide movement. Please bring a fun attitude, a willingness to learn and a BIG sense of humor.

Class Title: Freestyling to Live Music
Time: 4 to 5:30PM
Duration: 1.5 hours
Class Description: For advanced beginner or intermediate students. So, you know the basics and you're comfortable with moves... so how do you put all these moves together in a graceful way while dancing to live music. This class will focus on the "Rule of 2, 4, and 8" - a system to feel at ease while dancing freestyle at haflas or with live musicians. Some simple combinations will also be included, as well as an historical background on the public dancers of the Middle East.
Instructor: HL Ahlanna a'Becket Camber of House Wolfstar
Class Limit: 20
Requirements: Must have a basic knowledge of ME Dance. We will not focus as much on teaching moves as using moves already known.

Time: 11 to 1
Class Title: Bransle and English Country Dance
Duration: 2 hours
Class Descprition: Learn the simplest and most popular of dances - The Beansle, followed by some beginners English Country Dances.
Instructor: Lord Kristen Ayre CQG

Class Time: 10 to 11:30
Duration: 1 1/2 Hours
Class Title: Yoga for Warriors
Class Description: Are you stiff before fighting or after? Do you want to increase your Range of movement while fighting? This class focuses on a few yoga moves for strength and flexibility geared toward Rapier fighters but is open to all. Come and learn some poses to warm up before fighting to get your energy flowing and to help your fighting skills!
Instructor: Baroness Claire & Lady Viviana Rowntree, Yoga Instructor
Class Limit: 15
Requirements: Comfortable clothing and non-skid shoes

Time: 2 to 4
Class Title: Armor and Clothing Considerations for fighters
Duration: 2 hours
Class Description: Come and learn some things to think about when putting your kit together
Instructor: Sir Gaston de Clermont & Signora Elisabetta Morosini
Requirements: Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult);

Class Time: 12 to 1
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Pewter Casting - Part I
Class Description: Hands-on pewter casting class using the period technique of carving soapstone molds. Students will carve the mold in the first class session and cast their objects in the second. Pewter was used for jewelry, belt decorations and ends, buttons and pilgrim badges. Some tools provided, but students encouraged to bring favorite carving tools
Instructor: HL Stefan li Rous
Class Limit: 15
Class Cost: $4
Requirements: Ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Pewter Casting - Part II
Class Description: Continuation of Part I. Casting happens during this class.
Instructor: HL Stefan li Rous
Class Limit: 15
Requirements: Must complete Part I first; ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 10 to 12
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: The Art of Coin Making/Minting
Class Description: Learn some of the basics of coin making
Instructor: Don Duncan Hepburn, Journeyman
Class Limit: 15
Class Cost: TBD
Requirements: Dress comfortably; ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 10 to 12
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Paper Marbling Techniques
Class Description: Overview of paper marbling in period and uses for the marbled paper. Techniques and tools. Students will make a few sheets of marbled paper for their own use
Instructor: Bella Donna
Class Limit: 10
Requirements: Ages 18 and up

Class Time: 12 to 1
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Being your Groups Historian
Class Description: A discussion of why we need to keep our local history and what it takes to keep it well. A hand out will be available
Instructor: Mistress Annes Clotilde von Bamburg
Class Cost: $1
Requirements: Ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 2 to 3
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Period Aphrodisiacs
Class Description: A discussion of what people in Medieval times used to "set the mood". Some of the things they used sound familiar and others bizarre. The topic will be handled tastefully but still....minors will be asked to leave. A handout will be available.
Instructor: Mistress Annes Clotilde von Bamburg
Class Cost: $1
Requirements: Ages 18 and up only

Class Time: 3 to 4
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Creative Autocrating
Class Description: Come and discuss creative and unique ideas for your next event
Instructor: Duchess Willow de Wispe
Requirements: Ages 16 and up (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 3 to 4
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: So... you think you want to be a Pelican?
Class Description: A discussion of service in the SCA and its rewards. Pitfalls, foibles, grand schemes, and the pros and cons of being a protegee. Other Pelicans are invited to attend and give their wisdom.
Instructor: Mistress Annes Clotilde von Bamburg
Class Cost: $1
Requirements: Ages 14 and up (accompanied by adult)

Time: 3 to 5
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Reading Old English: Spelling and Pronunciation
Class Description: In this class, we will examine the Old English conventions for spelling and pronunciation, and then will will apply those conventions to practicing reading certain OE texts
Instructor: Herr Detlef von Marburg
Class Limit: 25
Cost: $5 for packets
Requirements: Students should bring something to write with and on, if they wish to take notes

Class Title: Bone Carving
Time: 5 to 6pm
Duration: 1 hour
Class Description: Lecture & hands on of period bone carved implements with handout
Instructor: HL Vincenzo Cellini
Class Limit: 10 people
Class Cost: Donations to defray material & handout cost will be appreciated but not necessary.
Requirements: ages 14 and above accompanied by adult

Class Title: Period Glues
Duration: 2 hours
Time: 10 to 12
Class Description: How to make medieval glues and what to use them for. Two or more glues will be made in class. Students will go home with a handout of info and recipes (NOT identical to the recent CA on glue).
Instructor: Baronin Therasia von Tux (OP OL etc)
Class Limit: 12
Requirements: Please do not wear clothes that you really really care about - glue can be messy. Ages 12 and up (accompanied by adult)

Time: 2 to 4pm
Class Title: Trapunto (Stuffed Quilting)
Duration: 2 hours
Class Description: Trapunto is a stuffed quilting technique where a design is stitched and then stuffed resulting in a raised relief pattern on the fabric. The earliest known examples of trapunto on a quilt are the Guicciardini quilts dating circa 1400. This class will explore the techniques used to make these quilts from fabric and thread selection, design execution and transfer, outlining using a backstitch, stuffing the design, quilting the background and edge finishing. Lady Amata's trapunto wallhanging based on her SCA research was displayed in Italy as part of the "International Textile Exhibit of Art Based on the Guicciardini Quilt" in 2006.
Instructor: Amata Amati d'Arezzo
Class Limit: 10
Requirements: Scissors; Materials will be supplied for 10 participants. More are welcome attend and observe.

Time: 10 to 11am
Class Title: So you want to be Crown?
Duration: 1 hour
Class Description: Come and discuss different issues, concerns and situations that may be presented during a reign of a Queen
Instructor: Her Majesty, Vanessa de Verona
Requirements: Any children must be accompanied by an adult

Time: 11 to 1pm
Class Title: Begining Knitting with 2 needles
Duration: 2 hours
Class Description: Teaching knit and purl stitches,casting on,and how to increase and decrease stitches. How to read knitting directions.
Instructor: Louise Mindenhale
Class Limit: 6 beginners Others may sit in on class.
Class Cost: $5 if needles and yarn are needed.
Requirements: size 8 knitting needles, 4oz. knitted worsted yarn; Instructor has been knitting for over 30 years and is able to teach both left and right handed people.Will have handout to give students, so they can work at home.

Class Time: 12 to 1
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Cloak & Rapier
Class Description: The use of the Cloak in fighting with the rapier
Instructor: Lord Sebastiana Gerynot Fanelli
Requirements: Rapier and Cloaks

Class Title: What a way to die or execution,torture and punishment in the periods
Time: 11 to 12
Duration: 1 hour
Class Description:
Instructor: Don Pieter Rausch
Class Limit: 30
Requirements: Ages 16 and above accompanied by adult

Class Title: The Italian Rapier of Capo Ferro
Duration: 2 hrs
Time: 2 to 4pm
Class Description: The basics for Italian rapier based on Capo Ferro's manual. This will be a quick introduction with drills to learn the basic principles of Capo Ferro's rapier techniques. A handout will be provided with more in-depth information as well.
Instructor: Ld. Corvin di Fenarro
Class Limit: 20
Requirements: heavy rapier and a mask is recommended; A rapier simulator (Del Tin, Darkwood, etc). is preferred and will work better, preferably 40"-45". Mask is for drills that come near the face. No other armor is needed other than what the student wishes to wear.

Class Title: Introduction to Cut and Thrust
Duration: 2 hrs
Time: 4 to 6pm
Class Description: Basic techniques for Cut & Thrust in Ansteorra, using teachings from Marozzo and d'all Aggochie, focusing mainly on single sword. There will also be a short discussion on the experimental projects in C&T; the new blades available for use, buckler punching, and the hopeful future projects for C&T.
Instructor: Ld. Corvin di Fenarro
Class Limit: 20
Requirements: Sidesword or acceptable blade for C&T as well as your mask; A heavy rapier simulator (Del Tin, Darkwood, Hanwei, etc.) is preferred, under 40" will be better than a regular length rapier. Schlagers are okay for the class, but are not usable for C&T, and thus not recommended. Mask is for drills coming near the head. No other armor requirements other than what the student chooses to wear.

Time: 10 to 11
Class Title: Rapier Vocabulary
Duration: 1 hour
Class Description: What is an Imbrocotta? A Mandritti? Putna Riversa? Voltes? Stesso Tempo? Any good class on period rapier will use these terms and many others. Get a jump start on your instruction by knowing the vocabulary BEFORE you start.
Instructor: Lord Kristen Ayre CQG

Time: 12 to 1pm
Class Title: Intro to Footwork for Italian Rapier
Duration: 1 HR
Class Description: Learn the basics of movement for Italian transitional and rapier fighting, along with an explanation of how and why these moves work. The various Italian masters of the rapier built on these basics to develop the footwork to fit their own particular styles. This is intended as a primer for Italian Rapier.
Instructor: Don Christian Doré
Class Limit: 12
Class Cost: Requirements: None required, but sword, gloves and eye protection are recommended.

Class Time: 11 to 1
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Making Paints from Pigments
Class Description: Students will review period materials and methodology used to create water-based (tempera) paints, then make samples of paint to take home.
Instructor: Suzanne Gabrielle Marie Beraud
Class Limit: 6
Class Cost: $5
Requirements: This class can be messy, so please wear clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Aprons are highly recommended.

Class Title: Advanced Site Heraldry For Beginners
Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 hrs
Class Description: Come and learn one of the most marketable skills in the SCA! This class is a comprehensive course that will allow any willing student to understand the mechanics, basic rules and etiquette of Road heraldry. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO HAVE A BIG VOICE TO SITE HERALD! So even the quietest of students is welcomed.
Instructor: Lord Ivo Blackhawk

Class Title: List Heraldry
Time: 4 to 5
Duration: 1 hr
Class Description: Come and Learn the other most marketable skill in the SCA... the basics of listfield heraldry, as well at the theory and some of the history behind the activity.
Instructor: Lord Ivo Blackhawk

Time: 2 to 3pm
Class Title: Illumination and Charter Painting Techniques
Duration: 1 hour
Class Description: We will look at diverse methods of shading and highlighting used in various time periods and create a sampler sheet utilizing these methods.
Instructor: Lady Rosalinda de Salerno
Class Limit: 5
Class Cost: $2
Requirements: Ages 12 and above (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 11 to 12
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Inkle Weaving for Beginners
Class Description: Always wanted to learn to inkle weave? Want to make a belt or your own trim? Then bring your loom and some cotton yarn, and come learn how. This class provides simple warping techniques (setting up the loom), tips for weaving, a handout, hands-on experience. I suggest 100% cotton yarns such as can be found at Walmart or craft shops. I will have perle cotton to make heddles (What, you don't know what a heddle is? You DEFINITELY need to take the class!). Be prepared to sit on the ground, so bring a pillow to sit on.
Instructor: Lady Saqra
Class Limit: 10
Requirements: Loom, 2 skeins of cotton thread and scissors; Ages 8 and above (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 2 to 4
Duration: 2 Hours
Class Title: Getting Warped!
Class Description: "I want to weave but don't know how to warp my loom!" Learn the trick to a "Quick Warp" and other methods to keep from tangling threads. Class emphasis on card weaving warps but inkle will be covered.
Instructor: HL Hanna von Dahl
Class Limit: 10
Requirements: Bring EMPTY Looms, 10 - 30 cards, crochet cotton yarn in 2 contrasting colors as well as scissors; Ages 12 and above (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 10 to 11
Duration: 1 Hour
Class Title: Making a Viking Box
Class Description: Need a period box to carry your stuff in? Need a seat at an event? Build a Viking box and have both. This class will discuss the Mastermyr tool box from Gotland, Sweden, and teach participants how to build their own box modeled on that tool box. These boxes are inexpensive, fairly light, and can be used as a seat when needed. Plans and handouts provided.
Instructor: Lady Stephanie Lilburn
Class Limit: 25
Requirements: Ages 12 and above (accompanied by adult)

Class Time: 11 to 1 ; 2 to 4 ; 4:30 to 6
Duration: See Class Times.
Class Title: Woodturning in the Middle Ages & Today
Class Description: Come and join us as we discuss lathing, techniques and uses of wood lathes. Hands on available.
Instructor: Duncan de Bard
Class Limit: 6
Class Cost: $5
Requirements: Ages 18 and above; please bring safe goggles to participate