Glass Nights Luckie’s Shop
Every 2nd and 4th Monday from 5-9pm
1964 Korando Ave 63114
715-498-3642 / magikokapi2@hotmail.com or Facebook
The Plan I’m opening my glass shop to people wanting to learn/practice/work on glass projects. I and Isen are willing to teach any of the glass techniques that I know (stained glass, lampworking, enameling, etc.). Everyone is welcome, however a call or email beforehand if you are coming would be appreciated (especially if I know what you want to work on- I can have those tools/materials ready).
Fees for materials- will be charged based on projects chosen & materials used. If you have your own tools/material, they are more than welcome. I should have most stuff people will want to use, but odd requests (like gold, boro glass, dichroic glass, etc.) will most likely have to be order & will take time.
Please bring a pair of sturdy shoes (no sandals or flip-flops). Also, please wear clothes that can get dirty/torn/burned etc.
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
ALSO - SITE DINNER: Current Menu
What is Site Dinner? This is a dinner we hold the first Thursday of every month at the weekly Baronial meeting. It raises money to help pay for our meeting site, and has proven to be an anticipated social evening as well. Every month a different set of volunteers supplies a delicious home-cooked meal. We sell those meals for donations of $5 (or less as suits your budget. We're flexible.) We're also willing to just sell a dessert or a side dish if that's all you want.
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact: seneschal@b3r.org
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
Lady Medieval Bra, Duchess Magdalena Vander Meere
Fighting
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact:
All are welcome for dinner, drinks, and socializing at Olympia,1543 McCausland Ave, St Louis, MO, after meeting.
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
EqMiC: Sir Saito Jiro no BitchuSaito and Ise's, 7464 Prairietown Road, Worden, IL 62097
In case of inclement weather, practice will be moved INDOORS:
Triangle H Farms
2082 South Moreland Rd
Edwardsville, IL 62025
Agenda:
What: This is where the business of running the barony is decided. Officers meeting is open to anyone who would like to attend. If you are thinking of running an event or submitting a bid, you are encouraged to talk to the officers or attend an officers meeting.
Contact: Duncan and Gwendolyn, Baron and Baronness excellencies@b3r.org
When: First Monday of each month at 7:00 at Our home and immediately following announcements at the Wednesday night meeting two weeks later
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
Basic Calligraphy, Mistress Elynor of Glastonbury
Fighting
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact:
All are welcome for dinner, drinks, and socializing at Olympia,1543 McCausland Ave, St Louis, MO, after meeting.
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
Glass Nights Luckie’s Shop
Every 2nd and 4th Monday from 5-9pm
1964 Korando Ave 63114
715-498-3642/ magikokapi2@hotmail.com or Facebook
The Plan I’m opening my glass shop to people wanting to learn/practice/work on glass projects. I and Isen are willing to teach any of the glass techniques that I know (stained glass, lampworking, enameling, etc.). Everyone is welcome, however a call or email beforehand if you are coming would be appreciated (especially if I know what you want to work on- I can have those tools/materials ready).
Fees for materials- will be charged based on projects chosen & materials used. If you have your own tools/material, they are more than welcome. I should have most stuff people will want to use, but odd requests (like gold, boro glass, dichroic glass, etc.) will most likely have to be order & will take time.
Please bring a pair of sturdy shoes (no sandals or flip-flops). Also, please wear clothes that can get dirty/torn/burned etc.
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
Brigita Caps, Lady Pádraigín an Einigh
Fighting
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact:
All are welcome for dinner, drinks, and socializing at Olympia,1543 McCausland Ave, St Louis, MO, after meeting.
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
Block Printing, Lady Cecilia de Gatisbury
Fighting
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact:
All are welcome for dinner, drinks, and socializing at Olympia,1543 McCausland Ave, St Louis, MO, after meeting.
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
Glass Nights Luckie’s Shop
Every 2nd and 4th Monday from 5-9pm
1964 Korando Ave 63114
715-498-3642 / magikokapi2@hotmail.com or Facebook
The Plan I’m opening my glass shop to people wanting to learn/practice/work on glass projects. I and Isen are willing to teach any of the glass techniques that I know (stained glass, lampworking, enameling, etc.). Everyone is welcome, however a call or email beforehand if you are coming would be appreciated (especially if I know what you want to work on- I can have those tools/materials ready).
Fees for materials- will be charged based on projects chosen & materials used. If you have your own tools/material, they are more than welcome. I should have most stuff people will want to use, but odd requests (like gold, boro glass, dichroic glass, etc.) will most likely have to be order & will take time.
Please bring a pair of sturdy shoes (no sandals or flip-flops). Also, please wear clothes that can get dirty/torn/burned etc.
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
ALSO - SITE DINNER: Current Menu
What is Site Dinner? This is a dinner we hold the first Thursday of every month at the weekly Baronial meeting. It raises money to help pay for our meeting site, and has proven to be an anticipated social evening as well. Every month a different set of volunteers supplies a delicious home-cooked meal. We sell those meals for donations of $5 (or less as suits your budget. We're flexible.) We're also willing to just sell a dessert or a side dish if that's all you want.
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact: seneschal@b3r.org
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
Agenda:
What: This is where the business of running the barony is decided. Officers meeting is open to anyone who would like to attend. If you are thinking of running an event or submitting a bid, you are encouraged to talk to the officers or attend an officers meeting.
Contact: Duncan and Gwendolyn, Baron and Baronness excellencies@b3r.org
When: First Monday of each month at 7:00 at Our home and immediately following announcements at the Wednesday night meeting two weeks later
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
Fighting
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact: seneschal@b3r.org
All are welcome for dinner, drinks, and socializing at Olympia,1543 McCausland Ave, St Louis, MO, after meeting.
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
Glass Nights Luckie’s Shop
Every 2nd and 4th Monday from 5-9pm
1964 Korando Ave 63114
715-498-3642/ magikokapi2@hotmail.com or Facebook
The Plan I’m opening my glass shop to people wanting to learn/practice/work on glass projects. I and Isen are willing to teach any of the glass techniques that I know (stained glass, lampworking, enameling, etc.). Everyone is welcome, however a call or email beforehand if you are coming would be appreciated (especially if I know what you want to work on- I can have those tools/materials ready).
Fees for materials- will be charged based on projects chosen & materials used. If you have your own tools/material, they are more than welcome. I should have most stuff people will want to use, but odd requests (like gold, boro glass, dichroic glass, etc.) will most likely have to be order & will take time.
Please bring a pair of sturdy shoes (no sandals or flip-flops). Also, please wear clothes that can get dirty/torn/burned etc.
Arts & Sciences Activity of the Week:
Fighting
The Barony holds weekly populace meetings every Wednesday. Weekly meetings are open to the public. Feel free to just show up if you want to learn more about the Society for Creative Anachronism. About 50 to 100 people attend weekly meetings, so if you are new, be sure and speak up. We might miss you in the crowd. Fighter Practice and Dance Practice are usually held in conjunction with weekly meetings. Feel free to join in, or at least ask lots of questions. You will see people wearing medieval clothes, or what we call garb. It is not necessary to wear garb to attend weekly meetings, but if you would like to borrow some, just ask. We usually wear garb to promote a more medieval atmosphere, but we were all new once too, and we all borrowed clothing and other accoutrements from near total strangers to get started. So don't be shy- come to meeting!
Business meeting for the Baronial populace, all welcome. Open to the public. Includes fighting, dance practice, and classes.
Contact: seneschal@b3r.org
All are welcome for dinner, drinks, and socializing at Olympia,1543 McCausland Ave, St Louis, MO, after meeting.
Our home (near Grant's Farm) Thursdays 6pm to 10pm. Call or PM ahead because we wander off if we're not expecting anyone. We're like that. We can help people research, design and complete leather projects with one caveat. We don't pattern for shoes. (We can help you once you have your pattern though). Or just bring over your current project and work with some company for motivation.
YIS, Kajsa and Ravasz 314-323-2980
June 18 - 20, Center for Medieval Renaissance Studies, Saint Louis University. https://www.slu.edu/arts-and-sciences/medieval-renaissance-studies/index.php
Pre-registration closes May 15
And to further entice you, here are just some of the panels and discussions: From Castle to Fortress: the Changing Nature of Fortification in the Sixteenth Century Wrathful Whetter Women: Anger and Gender in Njal's Saga Crusading and Female Lordship in Twelfth- and Thirteenth-Century Champagne The Gentle Art of Curation The Effectiveness of Assassination in the Middle Ages as a Defensive Military Tool Architecture in the Great Mongol Shahnama Describing the Country, Perceiving the Place: The Architectural Experience of Travel in Early Tudor England The Military Role of Urban Soldiers in Anglo-Norman and Angevin England The Little Ice Age and the First Theories of Climate Change Reshaping Space: Freedom of Movement and Travel Papers in the Early Modern Spanish Empire