Abertridwr’s October Feast

"An Andalusian Experience"



The City of Granada has been liberated from the Moors.

The delights of Moorish Spain await your pleasure.

Come join us in a night of delicious discovery!

About Spain in the time of the feast

After 700 years of hostility and intermittent war Spain was united under Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492.

The Moorish influence was everywhere: Architecture, clothing, food, arts and sciences.

French influence had been seen in the court life and the merging of the two cultures gave a rich and unique flavor to Spanish court life.

Menu

For details about what will be served at the feast, please consult the Menu.
                                
Arobryn Arts & Sciences Competition    

The first Arobryn Competition of many will be held during this feast and the winner of the previous year's competition will be announced.

Entries may be in any of the following categories: Entertainment, Costuming, Metalwork, Leatherwork, Brewing and Open Category.

For more information, see here.

                  

Entertainment Welcome!

Any form of entertainment you wish to bring is always welcome - wheather it be performance pieces from before 1600AD, or new pieces done in a pre-1600's fashion.

Singers, dancers, plays, musicians, acrobats, jugglers and storytellers are all welcome!  Usually the steward of
the event will be organising the entertainment timings - so just ask Katrina when its the best time to do your thing.

Cost

* SCA Members $23.00, Non Members $26.00
* Bookings will not be accepted without a deposit of $5.00
* Bookings cancelled after October 19th will incur full payment.
* To make a booking, contact the Steward Katerina using the following email.

Time & Location
From 6.30pm, Saturday, October 22nd.

At the Fremantle Masonic Hall - on the corner of High & Chalmer Streets, Fremantle.

Customs

SCA Customs are that if your attending an event you make an attempt at a pre 1600s European costume and most importantly act in a courteous and chivalrous manner as befits a lady or gentleman of noble birth.

Costumes & Feasting gear

If you're attending a Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) event, it is customary to bring your own feasting gear - that is, a plate, a bowl, a knife, a spoon, a fork and a goblet or tankard.  A candle stick and candle are useful for illuminating your meal as well!

Contact Ramon  to borrow garb or feasting gear. 

About the SCA

To find out more about the SCA, click here.




                                                        

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