Greetings to the archers of the Knowne World! June Faire will showcase the Arrow Slot shoot, Royal Rounds, and the Dragon’s Laire Archery Championship. We’ll have siege weapon demos, too!
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Rapier pre-registration for Saturday’s tourneys, melee scenarios, and the Cut & Thrust demo is now OPEN! The rapier schedule has also been updated.
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Here is the finalized list of merchants for June Faire! Come and shop medieval wares or enjoy food and drinks. There will be jewelry, hand-forged knives, leatherwork, woodwork, pottery, fibers and fabrics, food and desserts, and so much more.
June Faire: Who’s Who on Merchants’ Row Read More »
If you didn’t pre-register, don’t worry — you can always show up on the day of the event and pay at Gate.
June Faire pre-registration is over. See you at Gate! Read More »
Sir Andras Truemark, MIC for Armored Combat Activities, shares here the format and tentative schedule for the heavy (armored) combat activities at June Faire 2023!
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Come Meet the Artisans and Craftspeople of the Middle Ages and Renaissance. Almost 40 artisans will demonstrate at June Faire! Click here to learn more.
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Announcements from the Rapier Marshal in Charge for June Faire, with general rules for Rapier and a tentative schedule.
Rapier Info for June Faire – General Rules, Tentative Schedule Read More »
Arts & Sciences Day Camp was a great success, and now we turn all our efforts to June Faire! June Faire will be June 16-18, 2023
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A Very Brief History of Some Aspects of Newcastle Upon Tyne to the end of the 16th C Read More »
