We are pleased to announce the following confirmed classes:
| Day | Instructor | Topic | Cost | location |
| Friday | ||||
| 1500-1600 | Mistress Lowry Ferch Gwynwynwyn | Discussion group
Name: Mongolian-(ish) Food from 1300s to 1600s – the vision behind the feast. A chat about Mongolian Food: how we know what they ate, how the feast was designed, and how it caters to those with modern dietary restrictions.” |
NIL | Main Hall |
| Saturday | ||||
| 1000-1100 | Lady Magdalena af Husum | Diapering for Illumination
Discussion |
NIL | Main Hall |
| 1000-1300 | Ingham Hunttar | Introduction to leather sewing
Learning the process of hand sewing a small pouch and dyeing it. |
$25 | On the verandah |
| 1100-1200 | Mistress Isabella de Bordeaux | “Heraldry – got your device now what?” I will be going over how to display your device and/or badge. Handouts will be available. | NIL | Main Hall |
| 1300-1400 | Baroness Elenora de la Birche | 16th Century Moghul women’s dress
Discussion Group |
NIL | Main Hall |
| Sunday | ||||
| 1000-1100 | Lady Isolda Deye | Medieval Military Medicine | NIL | Main Hall |
| 1100-1200 | Lord Gillucan ua Tomaltaig | “Renga in a Ring: Improvised Japanese Poetry
The renga is a linked poem, composed by a group of poets who each add a stanza in turn. The poem moves from thought to thought as more stanzas are added, with the essence of the poetry lying in the concept of ‘change’ as the thoughts develop and diverge.
The class will start with a brief talk on the history and compositions of renga as a poetic form, and conclude with the attendees collaborating together to write a renga of their own (in English, following traditional poetic forms).” |
NIL | Main Hall |
Note that we will likely have an “Artisan’s Row” or at least an “Artisan’s Corner” for those that wish to spin, weave, embroider etc while chatting…