[MR] Pennsic Atlantian Calendar

[Glynis Gwynedd]

To clarify:

I need to know:

Event Title
Event Date
Event Description
Event Duration in hours
Event Location

I should be able to figure out the event type from your description. :)

Thanks!


~Lady Glynis Gwynedd
Barony of Highland Foorde
"Have you hugged a harp today?"
--
"To this end should a truly chivalrous man know something of arts and
courtesies as befits the quality of his character, else the world shall
think him nothing but a knuckle-dragging troglodyte in vambraces." -Lady
Swannoc
"This statement presupposes that a chivalrous man is a man with martial
training. Then should a courtier skilled in the arts and sciences know
something of the martial arts else the world could think him nothing but a
poncy perfumed fop in lace." - Gaston de M. GD, AT, KDT


On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 8:48 AM, Glynis Gwynedd <ylandra at gmail.com> wrote:

> Greetings! It's that time again - time to start adding things to the
> Pennsic Atlantian Calendar, found at http://pennsic.atlantia.sca.org! If
> you know of something that's of interest to Atlantians and happening at
> Pennsic, please let me know so I can review adding it to the calendar!
>
> While I can't add everything to the calendar, there are certain things that
> should go on there, including anything that happens at Atlantian Royal,
> State Dinners, Baronial Courts, the Gate Guard schedule, major battles, etc.
> The Children's Fete, sponsored by Atlantia.
>
> If you know of something that you think should be on there let me know!
>
> ~Lady Glynis Gwynedd
> Barony of Highland Foorde
> "Have you hugged a harp today?"
> --
> "To this end should a truly chivalrous man know something of arts and
> courtesies as befits the quality of his character, else the world shall
> think him nothing but a knuckle-dragging troglodyte in vambraces." -Lady
> Swannoc
> "This statement presupposes that a chivalrous man is a man with martial
> training. Then should a courtier skilled in the arts and sciences know
> something of the martial arts else the world could think him nothing but a
> poncy perfumed fop in lace." - Gaston de M. GD, AT, KDT
>