Rothin in flamska has created an album of photos from the Three Stags Autumn Battle and Fair which took place recently in the Kingdom of the Outlands. The album is available on the Webshots website.

Join us as we celebrate the 35th anniversary of the founding of Caer Anterth and the investiture of our new Baron and/or Baroness.

As the days grow shorter and the cold winds of winter begin to blow in from the north, Their Majesties Bryan and Brianna seek to secure the future of Their fair Kingdom.

The Shire of Mountain Freehold is proud to host the Crown Tournament of King Gryffith and Queen Aikaterine.

At various Courts throughout the Pennsic war XXXIX, Their Royal Majesties Malcolm and Tessa, King and Queen of Aethelmearc, have created several new Peers in Their Kingdom.

To celebrate King Alphoso's birth and life, Ruantallan will be hosting a Collegium in his honor on the 27th of November 2010.

Be welcomed and join the populace of Dragonship Haven, at our Baronial birthday/St Eligius celebration on November 20th at our wonderful new site.

Dance the night away at Danse Macabre. This year's theme is "Disney does the Renaissance."  The theme can be interpreted quite liberally. However, please keep your costume PG as there will be a number of children in attendance.

The Shire of Castlemere would like to invite you to Martinmas Moot! We have prepared a fun-filled event for our beloved kingdom including Crown Lyst, A&S Display, Classes, and more.

The Barony of Iron Mountain and the Incipient Canton of Ironstone Springs invite all good gentles to witness first hand the pageantry and suspense of Fall Crown List. Meridian fighters from all over the kingdom will assemble to cross swords upon the field.

Years ago an outpost was established on the northern border of Gleann Abhann. The needs of Barony and Kindgom led to withdrawal of the garrison stationed there, but it is time again to extend the hand of friendship northwards.

A two-room winery, dating from the time of the Byzantine Emperors Anastasius I (491-518 CE), and Justinian I (527-565 CE), has been discovered at the Byzantine fortress near the town of Byala on the Black Sea.

Merewyn reports that she has posted a series of videos from the Principality of Oertha's (Kingdom of the West) Summer Coronet Tourney. The videos are available on YouTube.

Northshield Kingdom Chronicler, Viscountess Elashava bas Riva, reports that, at Their recent Coronation, Their Majesties Hrodir and Anne placed two of Their subjects of vigil to contemplate entry into the Order of the Pelican.

Experts in Fife, Scotland believe a cross carved into the wall of a farm could be "holy graffiti" created by a 13th century pilgrim on his way to the tomb of Saint Margaret. The stone was later used to build the farmer's wall.

The SCA is pleased to announce that the University of California Riverside Libraries will be opening a permanent Society for Creative Anachronism Special Collection and Archive in 2011.

Archaeologist Harold Mytum believes that a pre-Viking settlement at Port y Candas on the Isle of Man was probably the home of an important leader who could "support the craftsmen who would have worked making tools, weapons and bronze jewellery."

82 silver coins dating from the 7th to 9th centuries have been found in Germany near the Baltic Sea. The coins originate from Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, and northern Africa and indicate strong trade between Europe and the Middle East at that time.

Archaeologists have unearthed a burial mound they suspect belongs to pre-Christian Bulgars of the Pliska period. Little is known about the people of this time and place.

Bringing the known world together on-line the Lions Road  continues podcasting its weekly show about the SCA, history and fun.

As before, the podcast remains free, independent, non-commercial, and non-profit.

Their Majesties Hrodir and Ann of the Kingdom of Northshield have announced the list of combatants and their consorts for Their upcoming Crown Tournament.

Bulgarian archaeologists are thrilled by the discovery of "one of the largest medieval treasures in recent times" embedded in the floor of a building in the medieval city of Kastritsi in Euxinograd.

Tarmach Yehuda al-Khazar, of the Middle Kingdom, reports that he has published a large collection of photos taken at Pennsic XXXIX on his Shutterfly website.

The SCA Inc. is offering a new VIP Pass program that encourages newcomers by waiving their first three non-member surcharge fees, via a VIP Pass obtainable from a renewing SCA member.

A New York Times journalist visits The Cloisters Museum in NYC and discovers what many SCAdians already know: that the Cloisters is a Mecca for American medievalists. [photo]

The August 8, 2010 broadcast of University of the Air featured music scholar Tina Chancey, who has created a live music accompaniment to Errol Flynn's classic Robin Hood. Chancey uses authentic medieval instruments for the work.

Sir Reimond of Ipstones reports that two new Knights have been created by Their Majesties of the Kingdom of Calontir.

A tiny fragment of the grandeur that was medieval London has been discovered on the bank of the Thames. A medieval terracotta roof finial, in the shape of an animal, dating to the 13th century, was found by an amateur archaeologist.

Viscountess Astrid of the Yellow Rose reports that Their Majesties Tom and Sigrid of the Kingdom of Northshield have invited Alexander Hamstzhelm into the Order of the Chivalry.

The great interest in medieval themes by the public has led academics to create a new educational organization: The Society for the Public Understanding of the Middle Ages, which was formed during the International Congress on Medieval Studies to address how the general public views the historical period.