Artisans' Row

Once again, we are seeking gentlefolk willing to share their knowledge and skills. As such we are currently recruiting volunteers and instructors.

Be a part of this year's Artisans' Row, Friday, Saturday, November 22 & 23, 2019

Teach: The form for 2019 Artisans' Row Class Teachers currently is activated for WoR VIII, 2019.
Please fill in the class submission form .

Volunteer: Please e-mail War Artisan's Row.

If you have any questions about Artisans' Row, or ideas you don't know how to fit into the form, please contact Lady Elena Wyth.

Artisans' Row is not your average classroom setting. You are welcome to simply teach a one-hour class; however, the possibilities are so much more! It is a living collaborative environment, where you can coordinate classes with others in your field of interest, pass students onto the 'next step' in another field, set up an all-day demo or try-it area, offer a multi-day workshop, run an after-dark slideshow or movie, or do something else that just doesn't fit into a typical 'A&S Classes' setting. Where better than a war, to pick up new skills and ideas?

2019 Class Descriptions and Block Schedule can be downloaded here.

Friday	Water	Fire	Earth	Air	Fiber	Theater	Mead Hall
Early Morning
10:00	Open Weaving		Bow Making for Beginners		Hand sewing or "How to Teach a Fool to Sew"	Who's line doth it be (tryouts)
11:00		French Cooking: Make a Bouquet Garni		Salt-Preserved Lemons: A quick start to a 30-day wait.			Mead! It's the Bee's Knees
12:00
1:00	Open Weaving	Cooking over Fire	Ansteorran Insignia	Spinning 201 — Different Spindles and How to Use Them	Intro to Lucet	A History of Fools
3:00						Know your Throat: How do I train myself to hit those notes and not damage my vocal chords?
4:00
Evening
Saturday	Water	Fire	Earth	Air	Fiber	Theater	Mead Hall
Early Morning
9:00	MORNING COURT
10:00	Open Weaving	Poisons & Antidotes	Bow Making for Beginners	Moneying 101: Making Medieval Coins	Hand sewing or "How to Teach a Fool to Sew"	Who's line doth it be (tryouts)
11:00		Ointments, Decoctions, Oils and Poultices
12:00		Ansteorran Herbalism & Apothecary Guild Meeting
1:00	Open Weaving	French Cooking: a Rich Potage	Teen Roundtable	Moneying 101: Making Medieval Coins	A Lucet of Many Colors
2:00					History of Knitting	A History of Fools
3:00					Patterning a bodice	Whos Line Doth It Be
4:00		Heraldic Decision Meeting	How to Start a Newcomer's Academie in Your Group		The Proper Care and Feeding of Musical Instruments
Evening