War of the Wings III

WoW III A&S Activities

In honor of this most prestigious battle and our honorable opponents, two themes will be embraced by our artisans. Our first theme, use of wings and diamonds, commemorates the two great baronies facing each other during this event. Our second theme, Off to War we go, provides us with opportunities to compare our warring ways with those of our medieval brothers and sisters.

Exhibits

An exhibit area will be set-up for the display and review of A&S related to the themes listed above. Exhibits should be dropped off no later than 1 hour after procession. Patrons and populace are welcome to review exhibits at any time during the day. A face-to- face review period will occur between 1:00 and 2:00 pm. Artisans are encouraged to bring a means of recording comments (small notebook or note cards) if they are unable to meet with Patrons and populace during the face-to-face review times. Exhibits should be picked-up no later than 30 minutes before Court.

Education

Classes will be held in pavilions near merchant row. Come check-out a new topic or get a refresher for favorite topic. Classes are being organized by Clara Luckenbach. Information will be available at troll and at the A&S pavilion. If you are interested in teaching, please contact Clara Luckenbach (megan.m.webb@gmail.com).

Sponsored Contests

For those artisans who need more outlets for their creative inspirations, three contests are currently sponsored for this event. Display areas for these contests will be in or near the A&S pavillion (picnic shelter). Please contact the contest coordinators for details.

Scroll Blank competition – your participation contributes to a War Point Coordinator: Baroness Brig Ingen Erennaigh (ldybrigh@embarqmail.com)

Best use of Pink – selected by the populace Coordinator: Lady Annora Hall (annorahall@yahoo.com)

Any item found in a medieval horse encampment – selected by calvary peers Coordinator: Lady Ursala (draco7a@yahoo.com)

Points

You can earn 1 point for each exhibit (artisans) or regalia and tokens (patrons). To earn participation points, artisans and patrons need to check-in and show the following:

Adult artisans – art or science matching one of the themes and documentation
Youth artisans– art or science matching one of the themes and explanation of work
Patrons – regalia of order and tokens (5 minimum per regalia, max of 20 tokens)

You can earn participation points for teaching or attending classes. Instructors can sign-in at the A&S pavillion. You can earn 5 points for each class you teach. Those attending classes can sign-in with your instructor. You can earn one point for each class you attend.

Volunteers are always welcome – contact Lady Annora Hall if you want to help.