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Courtesy of All Things Renaissance - SCA Historical Re-enactment MeetUp
Call to Arms!
The Society for Creative Anachronisms (SCA) is an international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of pre-17th-century Europe. Our “Known World” consists of 19 kingdoms, with over 30,000 members residing in countries around the world. Members, dressed in clothing of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, attend events which feature tournaments, royal courts, feasts, dancing, various classes & workshops, and more.
If you love history, and love fighting, the local San Diego SCA kingdoms include the Barony of Calafia, which is part of the larger, Southern California Kingdom of Caid is the place for you. Membership is not mandatory to attend, however, to become a member of the SCA there is an annual $35.00 for fee which reduces the costs of events. For more information on the SCA visit http://www.sca.org/
Each year, the Portrero Wars are scheduled for fine entertainment in the fashion of historical re-enactment, feasting and more. You will see events of Archery, Rapier, Jousting, Heavy Weapons fighting, all in-period and historically correct in their presentation. Costumes, food, even the shelters are re-produced as closely as possible to the historical period being represented.
The Open Arms Bardic Hall
The Open Arms Bardic Hall is now accepting requests for performance times for good performers, musicians, entertainers, singers, storytellers, poets, dancers, troupes and bards of all type at the Great Western War
The Open Arms Bardic Hall is dedicated to providing a performance venue that showcases performers and enhances and promotes the bardic performance arts. The OABH will be listed in the Gate book. Hospitality is always offered to all performers, bards & entertainers of the Knowne World. They may always find a place to rest, snack, meet others or safely stow instruments during the day. A performance schedule board will be posted with the name of the performer and the time they are performing on stage. The OABH will also allow performers the opportunity to sell their CDs and promote themselves to an appreciative audience.
Noon–4pm – Friday – October 9th
11am-5pm – Saturday – October 10th
11am-3pm – Sunday – October 11th
Performance times are booked every half hour
**All bookings are on a first-come basis**
Performers with only a few pieces to perform are welcome!
In addition, reserved times for A&S classes, group rehearsals and other events are available Wednesday, Thursday and limited times on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Open Arms Bardic Hall is honored to be an official part of GWW. We will be located in the newly formed Artisans Enclave. The space will be well suited for all of our performers to be able to shine as they share their craft.
To reserve a performance time or for more information:
Lady Belasset de Casal Drago of the Open Arms Bardic Hall
email: tuqute@pacbell.net phone: 760-855-0330
Courtesy of All Things Renaissance – SCA Historical Re-enactment MeetUp
Call to Arms!
The Society for Creative Anachronisms (SCA) is an international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of pre-17th-century Europe. Our “Known World” consists of 19 kingdoms, with over 30,000 members residing in countries around the world. Members, dressed in clothing of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, attend events which feature tournaments, royal courts, feasts, dancing, various classes & workshops, and more.
If you love history, and love fighting, the local San Diego SCA kingdoms include the Barony of Calafia, which is part of the larger, Southern California Kingdom of Caid is the place for you. Membership is not mandatory to attend, however, to become a member of the SCA there is an annual $35.00 for fee which reduces the costs of events. For more information on the SCA visit http://www.sca.org/
Each year, the Portrero Wars are scheduled for fine entertainment in the fashion of historical re-enactment, feasting and more. You will see events of Archery, Rapier, Jousting, Heavy Weapons fighting, all in-period and historically correct in their presentation. Costumes, food, even the shelters are re-produced as closely as possible to the historical period being represented.
The Open Arms Bardic Hall
The Open Arms Bardic Hall is now accepting requests for performance times for good performers, musicians, entertainers, singers, storytellers, poets, dancers, troupes and bards of all type at the Great Western War
The Open Arms Bardic Hall is dedicated to providing a performance venue that showcases performers and enhances and promotes the bardic performance arts. The OABH will be listed in the Gate book. Hospitality is always offered to all performers, bards & entertainers of the Knowne World. They may always find a place to rest, snack, meet others or safely stow instruments during the day. A performance schedule board will be posted with the name of the performer and the time they are performing on stage. The OABH will also allow performers the opportunity to sell their CDs and promote themselves to an appreciative audience.
Noon–4pm – Friday – October 9th
11am-5pm – Saturday – October 10th
11am-3pm – Sunday – October 11th
Performance times are booked every half hour
**All bookings are on a first-come basis**
Performers with only a few pieces to perform are welcome!
In addition, reserved times for A&S classes, group rehearsals and other events are available Wednesday, Thursday and limited times on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The Open Arms Bardic Hall is honored to be an official part of GWW. We will be located in the newly formed Artisans Enclave. The space will be well suited for all of our performers to be able to shine as they share their craft.
To reserve a performance time or for more information:
Lady Belasset de Casal Drago of the Open Arms Bardic Hall
email: tuqute@pacbell.net phone: 760-855-0330
Tags: bards, calafia, call to arms, clothing of the middle ages, enactment, historical period, kingdom of caid, performance arts, performance times, performance venue, royal courts, sca kingdoms, society for creative anachronisms, western war