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We are the Shire of Wolfscairn in the Society for Creative Anachronism:
We are the Shire of Wolfscairn in the Society for Creative Anachronism:
creatively recreating history from the medieval period and before, across the globe. Join us!
creatively recreating history from the medieval period and before, across the globe. Join us!
Thank you for making
"A Day at the Coliseum"
a huge success!
Welcome to the Shire of Wolfscairn! We are a local group in a much larger organization called the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). We enjoy recreating history, often medieval Europe comes to mind, but anywhere and everywhere before 1600 CE is covered. This takes the form of wearing period clothing, sword fighting, making crafts, eating fantastic feasts, and more! We'd love to have you join us.
Our presence covers West Marin and Sonoma Counties. Many of our activities are centered around the City of Santa Rosa. We welcome participants from all over to join us in our activities. Visit our Calendars & Activities page to see what's local to you. Visit our Officers page to find the right person for the information you need.
Want to battle knights with swords and shields, fight a rapier duel, learn to work leather, practice archery, or paint scrolls with calligraphy?
We would love to have you!
Our main Facebook Group is used for community discussions of activities outside of the regular Sunday Practices and more
Our Facebook Group for information on Practices happening most Sundays in Coffey Park, Santa Rosa
Want to check out the fun? Come join us!
Want to check out the fun? Come join us!
Contact our Seneschal Sir Richard of Greyefalle to confirm dates and times. We would hate for you to come out and have us not be there for rain or a different event taking over elsewhere.
We meet for Fighter Practice; Arts & Sciences Gathering most Sundays at Coffey Park in Santa Rosa 10:30am to 1:00pm. This is a practice for Armored (Heavy) Combat, Rapier Fighting, working on our Arts and Sciences projects, and to just hang out. Archery meets Saturday mornings. Due to the location at the Santa Rosa Airport, reservations are required. Click here to email the Archery Marshal Arnóra Úlfsdóttir for more information.
You don't need to have any costuming or gear to start with. We are happy to have you as you are and probably have something you can borrow or keep for yourself to wear. We have loaner gear for fighter safety, just be prepared to sign the waiver!
There are so many new things to try, we don't expect you to be equipped for all of it. Thankfully, we have lots of great people that would love to share this curious hobby with you.
You can also find us on Facebook at our Shire of Wolfscairn Group or our Fighter Practice; Arts & Sciences Gathering Group.
Shire of Wolfscairn Territory
Shire of Wolfscairn Territory
The Shire of Wolfscairn encompasses Sonoma County and a touch of Marin in beautiful Northern California. Our fair cities include, but are not limited to:
Annapolis - Bodega - Boyes Hot Springs - Camp Meeker -
Cazadero - Cloverdale - Cotati - Dillon Beach - Duncan Mills - Eldridge - El Verano - Forestville - Fulton - Geyserville - Glen Ellen - Graton - Guerneville - Healdsburg - Jenner - Kenwood - Larkfield-Wikiup - Marshall - Monte Rio - Occidental - Penngrove - Petaluma - Rio Nido - Rohnert Park - Santa Rosa - Sea Ranch - Sebastopol - Sonoma - Stewarts Point - Tomales - Valley Ford - Villa Grande - Vineburg - Windsor
Our Fighter Practice; Arts & Sciences Gathering in Coffey Park, Santa Rosa is marked for reference.
Shires are divided by zip codes. You can find what shire you officially belong to for the purpose of bureaucracy, but you are free to visit and participate in which ever Shire you find welcome.
Our neighbor in the Marsh Lands to the north is the Shire of Ravenshore, covering much of Mendocino and beyond.
To our east is the Shire of Vinhold in Napa and surrounding areas.
To our south in Marin is the Shire of Caldarium.
Check their individual sites or our Calendars & Activities page for their Practices.
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