A bit of judicious mending can make your garb more lived in, rescue from an unfortunate incident, save things going into landfill, and just generally keep items going much longer. Join the sewing/repair circle and have some company while you tackle your repairs. And even get some advice, if you would like.
No class limit, no cost
Using squares, rectangles and triangles to make the basic garments for a Middle-Eastern silhouette. This class will also look at the different construction approach between Mediterranean influenced styles and Far-Eastern influenced styles.
No class limit, no cost
An informal walk around the camp and towards the Western boundary looking at different plants & trees and their usefulness in different applications. This is suitable for anyone wanting to learn more about the local plants or for anyone wanting to share their knowledge. The walk may encounter uneven terrain so please bring sturdy footwear. A notebook and a hat may be handy.
Start at the Mong and will likely finish at Tui Lodge.
No class limit, participants please be aware of the need for sturdy footwear and physical activity. No cost
Come learn some makeup techniques, looks and products used through history from all over the known world. If you want to learn how to add cosmetics to your arsenal come along!
No class size limit, no cost
“Linen” is made from flax and has been available to our ancestors since the earliest of times. It is known for its versatility and durability and was used across all social classes. During the medieval period, linen was primarily used to make undergarments like shirts and chemises to practical items like aprons and as well as tunics and cloaks. The fabric was particularly valued for its cooling properties in summer and its ability to be layered for warmth in winter.
But you can't do this without a drum! My class will help you out. Over the space of a few hours, you can make a small hand drum from common materials. Small, perhaps, but effective and quite presentable, and very suitable for accompanying dance or other music. Have a look at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YFIwl33MlWwqwFZt_zggTR99ANr-8807/view?… to see one.
Ever wondered how the people attending the Crowns and Royals do what they do?
How they even KNOW to do what they do?
What is this "Royal Protocal" thing anyway?
What if I get it wrong?
And how do you get IN to it in the first place??
Well, come ask your questions, and hopefully get answers!
Part seminar, part discussion, bring all your attending related questions and find out!
Lochac's first Retinue Pelican is here to serve knowledge, advise, playful sass, and help you learn.
This class traces the medical and legislative evolution of Medieval English society’s approach to mental impairment (a definition that encompasses what we would modernly consider mental illness, alongside other conditions that impact the brain or mind), assessing how these approaches reflected prevailing social values and scientific understanding of the time.
No class size limit, no cost
Tea tasting with a side of history - It's that time of year again where Tailtiu puts the pot on and rambles about the history of tea while serving a variety of nice teas produced by different methods. Bring a tasting cup and have a bite to eat something beforehand to soak up a bit of a caffeine
No class size limit, no cost
This class is a step-by-step guide on how to construct a 16th century ruff. It will cover the range of design choices and the materials you will need to make your own ruff. This is a class on what decisions you will need to make, what techniques I found helpful, and the many things that I found not to do.
No class size limit, no cost