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Come enjoy the day as the Barony of Dreiburgen hosts this year’s 12th Night Celebration.

This year’s theme is Fun and Games. Throughout the event there will be a number of activities to entertain you. The day will include games, music, dancing and feasting.

The event will be held at the United Methodist Church in Hemet, California 530 S Buena Vista St. Hemet, California 92543 Location:
Barony of Dreiburgen (Hemet, California)

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The Canton of Bryniau Tywynnog presents Wassail December 15, 2007, Tavistock Community Center, Tavistock ON

Join us for a day of fighting, feasting, and merrymaking, as the dark of approaching winter is lightened by seasonal cheer. This year's Wassail features:

• A Royal Tournament (Pole Arms)
• A Royal Clinic (Pole Arms), presented by His Excellency Sir Edward the Red
• A Royal Class (Cotehardies), presented by Her Excellency Sir Elizabeth Mortimer Location:
  Canton of Bryniau Tywynnog (Tavistock, Ontario)

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Come one and all to the Grand Ball of Dragonsspine! This February 2nd marks the return of Candlemas to The Outlands' winter schedule once more. This year's event will be held in the Tudor inspired ---- Church. The hall provides ample opportunity for one and all to view what always promises to be one of the most splendid Court's of the season.

February 2 is "Candlemas" in many churches and is the day for Location:
Barony of Dragonsspine (Colorado Springs, Colorado)

The Board of Directors is seeking candidates for the position of Pelican Sovereign of Arms of the SCA, Inc.

The Board of Directors is seeking candidates for the position of Wreath Sovereign of Arms of the SCA Inc.

The Board of Directors is seeking candidates for the office of Laurel Principal Sovereign of Arms of the SCA, Inc.

Countess Mariana Vivia of Atenveldt has announced that she will host the Roses Cancer Tournament at Estrella War XXIV.

A team of archaeologists from Keele University are using the latest geophysical equipment to search the grounds of Hulton Abbey in England hoping to find the graves of the monks who lived there as far back as the 13th century.

The next time you pause for a drink on the battlefield, raise your plastic jug in honor of Dr. Robert Cade, the inventor of Gatorade, who died recently of kidney failure in Jacksonville, Florida. He was 80 years old.

Aine DeLacey of the West Kingdom shares photos from the recent Anniversary Banquet in Golden Rivers.

Archaeologists working on a site near Usti nad Labem in North Bohemia have discovered a ceramic statue of the Virgin Mary and Jesus dating to the late 14th century.

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The Barony of Nordskogen presents Nordskogen Twelfth Night and Baronial Investiture January 19, 2008.

Community of the Cross Lutheran Church
10701 Bloomington Ferry Rd
Bloomington, MN 55438

http://www.cclcmn.org/

Site hours 9am-9pm
Site is BONE DRY and wheelchair accessible

Event fees:
Preregistered:
Members $7
Nonmembers $10 Location:
Barony of Nordskogen (Bloomington, Minnesota)

The remains of a late Roman-Byzantine-era synagogue have been discovered in the Arbel National Park near the Sea of Galilee. The building is thought to date from the 2nd to 4th century C.E.

A well-preserved ship dating to the 17th century has been discovered in the icy waters of the Baltic Sea. The ship is believed to have been a Dutch merchant vessel.

The Middle Ages is alive and well in Cache Valley, Colorado thanks to the efforts of Artemisia's Shire of Cote du Ciel. Devin Felix has the story on the Associated Press Newswires.

THL Eirik Andersen reports that his photos from the recent Feast of the Hare event in the Kingdom of Ealdormere are now available to view online.

Sir Bryce de Byram reports that Noah Spencer Brandel, son of Sir Balynar and Lady Leofwynne, was born November 26, 2007 in the Kingdom of Atlantia.

The present met the past recently as members of the Shire of Abhainn Ciach Ghlais and the Shire of Nithgaard met for Fiber, Fabric and Fighting. Favid Kagan of the Williamsport, PA Sun-Gazette Correspondent had the story. (photos)

Archaeologists are delighted with the discovery of "the only known Anglo-Saxon royal burial site in the North of England" near Loftus on Teesside, where they found some incredible jewelry dating to the mid 7th century.

Planning to visit the UK over the holidays to drink in the historic atmosphere and sing a few carols? Harriet O'Brien offers The Complete Guide to Cathedral Cities in the UK.

Geillis reports that her slideshow of the recent Coronation in the Kingdom of the Outlands is now available to view on YouTube.

Lady Katrijn van Delden, Seneschal of the Proposed Shire of Radburne in Dubbo, New South Wales, reports that an album of photos from the proposed chapter's recent event is now available online.

Archaeologists working on a dig in southern Telfair County, Georgia, believed they were looking for a 17th century Spanish mission. Instead they found something even more interesting: evidence of Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto's 1540 travels through the state.

Researchers working on discovering information about the medieval ship found buried in the banks of the River Usk in Wales may be closer to identifying the ship. The 15th century ship is currently being cleaned and restored with money from the Heritage Lottery Fund and Newport City Council.

Danielle & Caillin have posted photos from the recent Crown List in the Kingdom of Gleann Abhann.

Oriented east to west instead of north to south, the Tabula Peutingeriana, a seven-meter-long parchment scroll, records the network of roads of the late Roman Empire. From Spain to India, the map elongates the continents and reduces the Mediterranean Sea to a squiggle, but is the earliest known map of Roman roads.

SoldierGrrrl has posted an album of photos from the recent Autumn Melees in the Barony of Bordermarch (Port Arthur, Texas) in the Kingdom of Ansteorra.

Those interested in the re-creation of Roman armor will want to visit Anthony Congiano's website for a tutorial on creating a leather Cuirass Lorica Musculata.

Though he doesn't look a day over 500, Swiss hero William Tell has just passed the 700th anniversary of standing up to the cruel vogt by not bowing to a hat on a pole. The rest is history.

A website chronicling the treasure roll of Richard II, compiled in the late 14th century, "offers a rare insight into the magnificence of a late medieval English king." The site includes photos of many of the treasures listed in the Roll.