[MR] More Classes and Competitions at the Hafla!!

[Kevin and Lora]

The schedule for this event is not final. My plan is to have the classes 
begin on the hour starting at 11am. The drumming instruction will be 
ongoing during the day. The Mol Table opens at 10 am with fighting 
beginning at 11 am. Youth combat class and tournament will be early 
afternoon. Feast is a sideboard from 11am-6:30pm.
We are trying to promote the party atmosphere for this event (since it 
is a party in honor of Their Excellencies Rowen and Guillaume) however, 
if you arrive by 10:30am you will not miss any of the classes or fighting.

Tegan

Kathy Jewell wrote:
> Hello.
>
> Do you have a schedule for the event? Aprox times of the classes? 
>
> I'm day tripping and trying to figure out exactly how early I need to
> get up to drive there.
>
> thanks,
> Aminah
>
>   
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org 
>> [mailto:atlantia-bounces at atlantia.sca.org] On Behalf Of Kevin and Lora
>> Sent: Friday, April 18, 2008 11:56 PM
>> To: hiddenmountain list; Merry Rose
>> Subject: [MR] More Classes and Competitions at the Hafla!!
>>
>>
>> (please cross post)
>>
>>
>> In addition to the drumming class by Kamurun from Meridies 
>> and the Youth 
>> Combat class from Baron Achbar, we also have some great classes by 
>> Baroness Kissaiya!
>>
>>
>>
>> 1) Beginning bellydance: This class will be one hour. We will 
>> cover some 
>> basic stretches to prepare for dancing and then move to the 
>> basic steps. 
>> We will also do some simple combinations. Come prepared to move!!
>>
>> 2) Basic Costuming for the SCA Bellydancer: Have you ever 
>> wondered how 
>> to combine the cool look of your bellydance costumes and the 
>> history of 
>> the SCA period? This class will cover some basic ideas on how 
>> to outfit 
>> yourself so that you have the fun of a dance costume but you 
>> also look 
>> appropriate while you are at the fire circle.
>>
>>
>> And Two more A&S Competitions.
>>
>> 1) A&S Competition -Your First ME Garb
>>
>> Middle Eastern garb can be simple or complex depending on the 
>> geographical area and time frame. What does your first ME garb look 
>> like? Here is a competition for beginners or for those who happen to 
>> still have their first attempts. Bring us your first Middle 
>> Eastern Garb 
>> to show everyone. Simple documentation is requested-please 
>> tell us what 
>> it is.
>>
>> 2) A&S Competition-Travel Diaries
>>
>> In the late 1500's and 1600's as travel became more possible and 
>> frequent, people often wrote travelogues or diaries to share with the 
>> folks back home. These journals became popular reads for the literate 
>> and were wildly popular. While some authors were legitimate 
>> (like Marco 
>> Polo or Ibn Battuta), some authors wrote wild imaginings and 
>> stated them 
>> as real (see The Travels of Sir John Mandeville). So write us 
>> one page 
>> or entry from your persona's travel diary and describe an 
>> experience as 
>> you travel in the Middle East. This entry can be as accurate 
>> or wildly 
>> inaccurate as you can get away with. The only documentation requested 
>> for this entry is a note describing who your persona is.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> FLYER:
>>
>> Hidden Mountain Hafla
>>
>> April 26 2008
>>
>> Barony of Hidden Mountain
>>
>> Harleyville, SC
>>
>>
>>
>> Celebrate the four years of dedication that our Baron and Baroness , 
>> Guillaume and Rowen, have given to Hidden Mountain. Join us for the 
>> Hidden Mountain Hafla – a grand middle eastern style party featuring 
>> middle eastern music and A&S. A sideboard of delicious food 
>> prepared by 
>> Hidden Mountain’s youngest head cook, Amanda Rebellina will be served 
>> all day. The fighters will have one more opportunity to test their 
>> skills and to honor Baroness Rowen and Baron Guillaume.
>>
>> Martial Activities include an armored combat tournament and a Youth 
>> Combat tournament.
>>
>> A&S includes sponsored competitions for Bardic, glass beads (Middle 
>> Eastern) and more...Also various classes throughout the day
>>
>>
>>
>> Site Fee will be $10 for Adults (Adult non-members add $3)
>>
>> Children under 12yrs will be $5
>>
>> Children 6 yrs and under are guests of the Barony
>>
>> Site fee includes sideboard feast.
>>
>> For reservations or questions contact the autocrat Tegan de Moreton 
>> (Lora Franks) nitefall3 at earthlink.net (843) 822-1761
>>
>> 1925 Bacons bridge rd #166
>>
>> Summerville, SC 29485
>>
>> For dietary concerns and allergy notification contact Amanda 
>> Rebellina 
>> (Amanda Franks)
>>
>> atomickitten3k at earthlink.net
>>
>> Site: Legion Hall, 10 John Street, Harleyville, south Carolina 29448. 
>> Site opens at 9:00 A.M. and closes at 11:00 P.M
>>
>> Directions:
>>
>> Take your best route to I-26 exit 177 towards Harleyville. Go about 1 
>> mile and turn left on to highway 278 east. Go about ½ mile and turn 
>> right on John Street just past the railroad tracks. SCA signs will be 
>> posted.
>>
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