Duration: 9 AM - 4 PM PST ( 300 minutes / 6 hours)

Host: Jocelyn d'Orleans

Duration: 9 - 11 AM PST (120 minutes / 2 hours)

Teacher: Barone Antonio Giordano da Sicilia, O.P./O.L.

Male troubadours and female trobairitz were composers and performers of Occitan (langue d'oc) lyric love poetry during the High Middle Ages (1100–1350 A.D.) in the region of Southern France (Provence). The trouvères of Northern France wrote and performed in the dialect of langue d'oïl and while they were roughly contemporaries of their southern counterparts, they were likewise influenced by them; however, there is no evidence of any actual female trouvères. Despite examples of trouvère "chansons de femmes" (songs with a women's perspective or voice), they were written by male "trouvères". We will examine the origin and history of this genre of lyric love poems and songs and then, we will review a sampling of extant lyric poems and music.

Duration: 9 - 10 AM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: THL Agnes Agnes berengarii de Girona, Cristeane Regan MacNab

Do you worry that your backs aren't very clean? or, maybe, you are not getting good tension? Is threading a needle a challenge? Or maybe, you are having problems with pulling your thread through the fabric? Come get answers to working thread and needle with ease.

Duration: 9 - 10 AM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Else Hunrvogt

Who wouldn't want to spend a day talking about yourself and the activity you love? Who wouldn't want to have people flocking to a website all about you? Artisan displays are a lot of fun. They are even more fun when you approach them with some simple structure to keep you from panicking in person or tearing you hair out while staring at the screen the night before. Come learn some tips and tricks.

Duration: 10 - 11 AM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Cristeane Regan MacNab

A brief look at reviewing art at museums throughout the world, so we can keep the inspiration going while those museum doors are locked.

Duration: 10 - 11 AM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Linnet Hatfield

Bayeux tapestry and other laid work stitches, and french knots.

Materials needed:

• Hoop

• Cloth

• Needle

• Embroidery stitch

Duration: 11AM - 12 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Juliana of Avon OWGS

Multi-part series sharing student notes and experiences from my travels to study under renown Riding Masters. Classical riding. Impression. Skill at Arms. la Chasse. Rossfechten. Mounted Engagement and more. Notes from other instruction travels TBA.

Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/94235696812?pwd=dE5nWERjdEpJVnVtZDN6Y2RtZ1RZUT09

Duration: 11 AM - 12 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Master Zaid al-fallah al-hajji

A few methods of making glass cane to use in torchworking. A demonstration of three methods for making glass stringers and larger decorative cane. Using stringers is one of the basic ways to decorate beads and other glasswork heated with a torch. You can use these methods for creating your own mixed color cane to use in the creation of your base bead, or as a decorative feature.

Duration: 1 - 3 PM PST (120 minutes / 2 hours)

Teacher: Viscountess Genevieve de Vendome

Panelist are: Viscountess Hilarie the Puppeteer, OL, OP and Viscount Bjorn of Bearhaven, KSCA, OL, OP ; Baron Antonio Giordano da Sicilia, OL, OP; Duquessa Juana Isabella de Montoya y Ramirez, OL, OP; Baroness Mercy Grym; and Viscountess Genevieve de Vendome (discussion host and moderator).

Duration: 1 - 2:30 PM PST (90 minutes / 1.5 hours)

Teacher: Thorkatla Yngvarsdottir

Since we have been exiled for the good of the realm during the pandemic, technology has played a central role in keeping our game alive. Virtual events, web shows, live streaming pellwork, and online artisan displays are some examples of our current SCA participation activities. Come join this class to learn how to use Google products to improve and enhance your virtual SCA game! Learn how to use Google Slides, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Sites, Google Calendar, and other Google platforms to support your SCA participation.

Mundanely, I am a Google-certified Educator. I have completed Google exams to demonstrate I am capable of teaching their Google Suites for Education programs. Pick my brain on Google products and learn how to better utilize these platforms to enjoy our virtual events and exiled experiences! Bring questions!

Materials Needed:

• A computer

• Preferably an already set up Google account ( not required, but recommended)

Duration: 1 - 2 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Thomas Logan

Questions answered for those called to court; watching court, or on court.

Duration: 2 - 3 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Siobhan ni Seaghdha, OP

Duration: 2 - 3 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Thomas Logan

Issues to watch for and how to keep the marshals happy. Bring any equipment you have if you have questions. We can do a show and tell if there is interest.

Duration: 3 - 4 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Siobhan ni Seaghdha, OP

Ask questions about peerages in general, about the Pelicans in particular or anything else you want!

Duration: 3 - 4 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Bella Dona dei Sorci

A Sourdough bread chat for troubleshooting, sharing recipes and idea workshopping. We’ll talk everything from mothers and starters, to recipes, to baking vessels, to crumb, to substitutions and more. Stop in and talk bread with me!

Duration: 3 - 4 PM PST (60 minutes / 1 hour)

Teacher: Cristeane Regan MacNab

Whether you are interested Textiles, Paint, or Food, every artist can use a basic knowledge of colour theory. This will be a brief introduction into colour theory and how to best use it for these Modern Middle Ages.