The College of St Crispin

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Welcome to the College of St Crispin

Welcome...

Welcome to the home page of the College of Saint Crispin, within the boundaries of the Barony of Mordenvale , in the Kingdom of Lochac .

St Crispin's is a medieval recreation group based at the University of Newcastle, Australia. We are part of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) a worldwide medieval reenactment group. We fight, make medieval clothing, armour, chainmail... group. The SCA is a group that likes to relive life as it was in medieval times (with a few mor odern amenities thrown in for good measure, for example dome tents, port-a-loos and utes to transport our stuff). We fight, make medieval clothing, armour, chainmail, belts, earthenware and fun things like forts and trebuchets. We also get into calligraphy and illumination, embroidery, brewing, writing, story telling, singing, dancing, leatherwork, feasting, wenching, acting and saying "waa gibber gibber" a lot..

St Crispin's local groups is the Barony of Mordenvale, also based in Newcastle.

Mundanely, St Crispin is the Newcastle University  Chapter of the Society for Creative Anachronism , situated in Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.

 

College News

Rhythm and Brews over the Anzac long weekend was a great success!
A great time was had by all in attendance, with many memories both made and lost (due to copious amounts of ale being drank). 

Members of St Crispin will be next in action at May Day

When:  Sunday 23 May 2010
Where: Charlestown South Primary School (same place as Gathering).
More Information Click here!
All Enquires to the Autocrat: Sara De Monte

Recent Updates

17/05/2010 - May Day page updated with Venue details

8/04/2010 - Uploaded Photos from O'Week 2010 and Rowany Festival

26/03/2010 - Updated Events, Added Constitution

17/03/2010 - Regnum updated due to 2010 AGM. 

Copyright© May 2010.
*Disclaimer* This is not an official SCA publication and does not delineate SCA policy