We were at Drums of War this Saturday and had a great time our spring/summer event season is just starting and Psaltery Dreams [plans to have a full and fun year. Our next event is Southern Atlantia Archery Day at the end of the month then Hawkwood Baronial Birthday.
Title: Drums of War
Location: Castle Elkenburg – Elkin N.C.
Description: We will be arriving at Drums of War on Friday afternoon and will stay uuntil Sunday – hope to see you there
Start Date: 2013-04-12
End Date: 2013-04-14
We were at A Steppe Through Time – The Wrath Of Khan last weekend and had a great time. There were multiple rapier and armored combat tournaments along with archery and A&S competitions. There was also a great feast with a Mongolian theme they offered a booklet with the recipes for sale. We were a bit busy and did not get many picture from the event but we hope you enjoy what we have. –
We were at the Enchanted Chalice Renaissance Faire last weekend. This renfaire is hosted by the Greenville Unitarian Universalist Fellowship it was a great renfaire with both rapier and heavy combat demonstrations and jousting. We brought a 17th century spring-pole lathe to demo and had a fun Saturday.
Last weekend we were at the St. Georges Demo for the SCA ‘Quest for The Dream’. Sorry for the delay in getting the photos up.
We have started updating the look of our catalog site at http://www.psalterydreams.com/catalog. I will be moving most of the functions of the front site www.psalterydreams.com to the catalog and have all the e-commerce go through the cart there once I am satisfied that everything is functioning correctly.
We are also going to set up a web cart for the steampunk items we have sometime later this year. It is mostly clothing right now but as we come up with idea we will add them to our inventory.
We were Falcon Cree’s annual Feast Of event this weekend. There was a great feast and archery, rapier, and armored combat tournaments. We brought a new A&S demonstration item with us – a late period spring pole lathe.
I made some videos at ST. Urhos Day. There are Videos of rounds form the excellent bear pit, the excellent prizes awarded at the end of the tournament and a limerick that Sir Axel read before feast. Continue reading
Not even the cold winds of February could keep everyone from the out-of-doors activities of Nottinghill Coill Natal Day Celebration. Heavy, rapier and archery competed not only against each other but the winds of winter. The heat of the blacksmith’s forge was a welcome benefit to watching. While indoors, merchants, children activities and food provided a warm haven when needed. Feast was wonderful offering far more than anyone could eat, giving a true meaning to the word Feast.
We spent this Saturday in Augusta at Midwinter’s Tale for a surprisingly warm and enjoyable first event of the year. We had a great time and it the first event we have been to in the great state of Georgia. There were armored, rapier, thrown weapons, and archery tournaments. There were also A&S competitions and a feast.
