Greetings, Shire meetings and practices are cancelled for the rest of the month. This request was made by PERC and agreed upon by the Shires Officers due to the recent precautions for COVID. Stay Healthy and I will update everyone as i can for upcoming meetings in April. -Abel atte Watere Nordenhal Seneschal
There will be a Pouch Making Workshop on Wednesday, 11 March, 2020 at the Port Ewen Church Hall for anyone interested in learning how to make a leather pouch. The workshop will be hosted by Mistress Alayne and myself. Some leather working tools will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Please bring any pieces of soft leather that you wish to use for your project, though a few pieces may be available. Read more…
A&S Display at Crowns: Registration Deadline = Saturday, 2/22. Just a quick reminder that any adult who wishes to display their art at Crowns A&S, must register by Saturday (link is below). We are lucky to still have a good bit of space available for this. Please come display your art. All projects, regardless of the level of the artisan or stage of completion, are more than welcome. Those registering may choose to ask for Read more…
Message Forwarded on behalf of Mariette de Bretagne Deputy MoAS for A&S Education —— Happy Thursday, Easterners! If you’re heading down to Bardic Champs this Saturday, in addition to all of the amazing performances from the bards of the kingdom, the Ministry of Arts & Sciences will be hosting the following discussions: A&S Consultation table, 11 am-noon. If you would like to get feedback on your works-in-progress or your documentation, discuss future A&S endeavors, or Read more…
Just a reminder that the last Rubric Workshop Session before Crowns A&S will be taking place tonight online starting at 7:30. Mistress Elena will be our primary instructor. While the rubric is the tool we will be using for Crowns A&S, artisans not interested in competing in or judging this competition can also benefit from learning more about expectations for high-level A&S competitions in the society by reviewing the rubric. All are welcome and encouraged Read more…