Thereby Hangs A Tale — February /March 2024

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Thereby Hangs A Tale — February/March 2024

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Thereby Hangs A Tale — October/November 2023

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October Commons Minutes

Lions End held its monthly commons meeting on October 9. Here are the minutes as recorded by Iola Wulfsdotter.

Commons meeting started at 8pm.

SCA Bullying & Harassment Policy posted & read.

Catching up on what & when the payment information was sent to Farmingdale Fire Dept. Turns out that it’s the Seneschal’s duty to send it.

Uji brought up getting new badges for the officers for Lions End. Alexander said he knows of a inexpensive fabric badges from  Etsy. Jenna offered to sew them onto belt favors. And it was agreed to purchase the entire 7 officers set.

Mordreth has offered to give some old dresses for Lions End Gold Key. Jenna also said she would sew some simple matching tunic set for a couple for donation.

Jenna proposed a possible monthly A&S at the Gold Coast library. She will find out their weekday schedule so we can make a decision when we’d like to set this up.

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Thereby Hangs A Tale — August/September 2023

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Thereby Hangs A Tale — June/July 2023

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Demonstration in Farmingdale

Saturday, June 3, 2023 — 8 AM – 6 PM — 361 Main St, Farmingdale, NY

We have been invited to do an all-day demonstration of Medieval arts, crafts, and fighting, with special emphasis on hands-on demonstrations for children on June 3, 2023 (rain date June 10th). Farmingdale Village is eager to have us show off our skills, and has offered us the use of the Village Green to display our skills to the surrounding neighborhood. They will also push the demo within the school system and invite the surrounding neighborhood. Fighters and fencers are encouraged to show their prowess (and show off their splendid armor), dancers are encouraged to display their fancy footwork, and artisans of all sorts are urged to both display their work and urged give children (and their parents) hands-on time to explore their crafts.

Since this is geared for full family participation, we encourage both our Youth Fighters and adults to enter our tourneys on the second. There will be small prizes for the victors to present to their significant other. The tourneys will feature “audience participation” in that each fighter, both youth and adult, will be encouraged to pick a child from the audience to fight for. (Each child will get a flower in recognition of this honor, and the winner will get a rose to present to his/her “other”, with an additional small prize for the “S.O.”.)

We have the use of the gazebo, and our 20X30 Green & White will be there for shelter, but pop-ups are also encouraged. Folding chairs will also be provided.

An announcement went out to the local community via Patch:

Medieval History Day Coming To Farmingdale: ‘Glimpse Into The Past’

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Thereby Hangs A Tale — April/May 2023

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