Æthelmearc Crown Tournament October 14, 2006
The Barony of St. Swithin’s Bog is honored and pleased to announce that in the ancient traditions handed down from the distant and venerable Western Kingdom, a Grand Tournament will be held within the Barony's borders to secure the proper and rightful lineage of the Royal Sylvan AEthelmearc Crown.
A Grand Banquet to celebrate the day's victorious new Heirs to the Mighty Sylvan throne will be masterfully crafted by Don Iago Benetiz and Don Bastiano di Iacopo.

The tollner shall open the gates On Saturday October 14th at 8:00am Est, and the gates shall be closed and locked Saturday October 14th at 11pm est.

The grand tournament shall take place at the Pine Springs Camp, 371 Pine Springs Camp Road, Jennerstown, Pennsylvania 15547 This is a dry site. Service animals only please.

$10.00 site fee, children 17 years old and under $5.00, children under 5 years old free. Family site fee cap of $30.00. Feast $4.00, $3.00 non-member surcharge. If pre-registering please DO NOT include $3.00 surcharge fee as that will be collected at the gate. Feast is limited to 100 people.

Agincourt Event October 21, 2006
We invite one and all, young and old to join us for a day of fighting and feasting, arts and sciences, glory and revelry to be remembered! Our event autocrated by the talented Liam MacanTsaoir is themed on the battle of Agincourt that was fought in northern France as part of the Hundred Years' War. The battle was fought on a rainy day, the feast day of Saint Crispin, in 1415 between the English and Welsh army of King Henry V and the French army of King Charles VI.

Fighting will commence with an Atlantia-style speed tourney. There will also be a combat archer triathlon (archer vs archer, archer vs. advancing fighter, and rattan single combat with backup weapons). There will be a Harfleur "Once More Into the Breach" Battle. This will be a timed "hold-the-gate" scenario with obstacles and combat archery. Next will be the Agincourt Battle, a timed resurrection battle on an hourglass-shaped field with combat archery, pavises, obstacles, and impaling stakes allowed. (Participants are may want to bring their own pavises and traffic cones.) This will be followed by a Sack the Baggage Train Skirmish, including combat archery and resurrection for the attacking side only. Finally, we will fight multiple fight-throughs of a Tavern Brawl Battle until everyone is tired and happy. This battle will take place in a 'tavern', and will not allow combat archery, although thrown missile weapons are allowed, shields larger than a buckler or any weapon longer than five and a half feet are not allowed.

There's also archery for the so inclined. Did we forget to mention fencing!? Fear not, for we will have your favorite fencing activities and also a tavern battle, bring your favorite 'non standard' item for parrying. We've seen it all; from a turkey leg to a stuffed dog so use your imagination.

In between these events, we'll have a "Dueling Heralds" activity, in which heralds will vie for the roar of the crowd. Also, an Inspire the Troops contest, for which all populace are encouraged to participate in.

There will be plenty to do for the non fighter too, should you feel like taking it easy from the battle. An arts and science competition with a 'war goods' theme for the campaign trail, and a special category for leather work; as St. Crispin is a patron saint of leatherworkers. Children's activities also.

Before feast we'll be having Baronial Court, so get your award recommendations in now! To entertain us after court as we ready for dinner, the choir will sing to us of Henry the V and the brave battle.

An amazing feast is being prepared as well by Odriana vander Brugghe. Word is she is preparing a lunch of French Campaign foods and an English Feast for dinner. The Brewer's Guild is also cooking up something special for the evening!

Garb of the period is requested and will make the atmosphere more period, but of course not required.

This grand event is to be held at the Dorseyville Volunteer Fire Department Social Hall, 100 Charles Street Dorseyville, PA 15238. The Site fee will be $8.00 of Off Board (lunch included), and $14.00 On Board. Children ages 6-12 shall be half price and Wee Ones (5 and under) shall be free. The site opens at 9am and closes at 11pm. No pets inside the building except service animals. The site is wet, period containers please.

Hunter’s Moon October 21, 2006
Greetings unto the Populace of our Glorious Kingdom of Aethelmearc and beyond! We, your humble Autocrats Lord Ardal of Antioch and Lady Deirdre Scot of Clan Scot on behalf of the Industrious Shire of Hartstone, wish to invite one and all to join us for our annual event, "Hunter's Moon," on October 21, 2006. Our site this year is the Wellsville Elementary School, 98 School Street, Wellsville, NY 14895.
Activities

Among the activities planned for the day are an opportunity for instruction from the Order of the Chivalry, as we are honored to carry on the "Gold Chain" Series. For those who prefer the gentler arts, a regional scriptorium is being planned. A hearty feast, befitting the time of year, will be prepared by our own Lady Sarra Moore, and her kitchen staff. Any dietary concerns should be addressed with Lady Sarra. It is our Head Cook's fervent wish that as many gentles as possible leave our company as happy and as well fed as possible

Fees
The site will open promptly at 9 am amd will close at 9 pm. The tollner charges are set at $8.00 per gentle over 18, and $4.50 per gentle 6-17 while babes in arms are free. Gentles fortunate enough to get a feast reservation will have an additional charge of $7.00 per adult, and $4.50 for youth ages 6-17. Again the babes in arms are without further charge. Our feast is being capped at 50 this year, so pre-register early!

Tuscany in Autumn October 21, 2006
Site opens at 9 am, and closes at 11 pm.
Location: 4H Acres 418 Lower Creek Rd, Ithaca NY 14850
The populace of the Dominion of Myrkfaelinn, most mindful of the throes of winter, do invite you to join us in celebrating the bounty of the summer's crop in the manner of our friends in fair Tuscany. Dance, feast, fight and game with us as we pick from the finest of the crop and sing enough cheer into our hearts to last us til the days grow long once more.

Our site at the 4H Acres holds land for many diversions, a hall for our feasting, and permits the animal companions we too often leave at home. A heavy weapons melee, a fencing tourney, archery and thrown weapons will delight the martial whims, and a feast to sate the hunger of a long day of merriment.

Site is: wet, pet friendly, reasonably handicapped accessible.

Site fee: $5 per adult - sideboard included, on-board feast $7. Kids 5+ half price, 5- free.

Clothing Collegium October 28, 2006
Do you want new garb? Does your armor need an update? Perhaps you just want to share and learn? Classes are being formed for armor, leather, needlework, hats, menswear, and ladieswear: clothing and accessories.

Site opens at 9 am; classes begin at 10 am at the Lyndonviklle central School: 25 Housel Ave., Lyndonville, NY 14098. The event fee is $5.00. Lunch is included. There is no feast. Some classes will have supply fees.

This event is sponsored by the Canton of Beau fleuve. The autocrat is Lady Magdelana.

Castle Schola - November 4, 2006

A&S Workshop & Feast - November 4, 2006

HallowTide - November 4, 2006

Annual Inter-Baronial Archery Challenge - November 5, 2006

Fiber, Fabric and Fighting IV - November, 10-12, 2006

Fasching / Investiture - November 11, 2006

Kings Crossing Fall Festival - November 11, 2006

The Tavern at Kingdom's Edge - November 17-19, 2006

Equestrian Boot Camp - November 18, 2006

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Delftwood's Baronial Yule Celebration - December 9, 2006

Rhydderich Hael Masked Ball 30 Years In Hael - December 9, 2006