| When | Duration | Where | Name | Instructor | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08-01 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Easy Dances for Children and Parents | Mistress Sol la Cantor | For children and their parents. Dances will be taught with simplified steps at times. Children can dance with their parents and friends. Free movement to music is encouraged in between dances. Please bring a parent with you even if dancing with a friend. |
| 08-01 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Less Familiar ECD Dances Continued | Duchess Diana Alene Tregirtse | Learn some of the less common dances such as Maiden Lane, Scotch Cap, Milk Mayds Bob, and Drive the Cold Winter Away. |
| 08-02 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Classes Posted at the Dance Tent Today! | Pennsic Dance Staff | Please see the signboards or Thing online for today's dance classes! |
| 08-02 15:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Low, Slow and Flirtatious for Three: Pelligrina | Countess Judith de Northumbria | Highly seductive, this is an intermediate bassadanza for three. Dancers should be familiar with doppii, sempii, saltarelli, and riprese. |
| 08-02 15:00 | 1.0 | Performing Arts Rehearsal Tent | Drumming for European Dance | Lord Guinemer d'Anglade | Whether you're a new drummer, an experienced musician new to drumming, or an experienced drummer new to Renaissance dance music, this class has something for you. We'll cover the basics of communicating with musicians and dancers, basic rhythms and appropriate tempos for Renaissance dance music, how to prevent things from going wrong, and how to handle it when things go wrong anyway. No drum or experience is necessary. |
| 08-02 16:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Advanced 15th-Century Dance: Fia Guilemina | Countess Judith de Northumbria | This beautiful 15th-century dance tells an elegant story of courtship, flirtation and passion. Dancers should already be comfortable with 15th-century doppii, riprese, saltarelli, and continenze. |
| 08-02 21:00 | 3.0 | Dance Tent | Open Dancing | Pennsic Dance Staff | Balls are fun, but what if you miss your favorite dance because you took too long getting ice cream after dinner? Come to open dancing, and request it! (Period dances, please, during official hours.) Musicians! We are happy to have you join the open band tonight. "Pennsic Pile" compilations will be available. |
| 08-03 10:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Easy Dances for Children and Parents | Mistress Sol la Cantor | For children and their parents. Dances will be taught with simplified steps at times. Children can dance with their parents and friends. Free movement to music is encouraged in between dances. Please bring a parent with you even if dancing with a friend. |
| 08-03 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Low, Slow and Flirtatious: Lauro | Countess Judith de Northumbria | A slow, flirtatious bassadanza of the 15th century written by Lorenzo de' Medici. Aimed at beginners; footwork to be taught. |
| 08-03 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Classes Posted at the Dance Tent Today! | Pennsic Dance Staff | Please see the signboards or Thing online for today's dance classes! |
| 08-03 12:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | A Fearsome Foursome: Fia Guilemina for Four | Countess Judith de Northumbria | This delightful passion play for four people represents one of the most challenging dances of the 15th century. Advanced dancers only. |
| 08-03 14:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | ECD for Four Couples | Duchess Thyra Eiriksdottir | My favorite ECDs are for four couples in a square, and feature beautiful floor patterns rather than complicated steps. We'll cover Hyde Park, Faine I Would If I Could, and Dull Sir John. No experience required, but it helps. |
| 08-03 15:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | English Country Dance from the West | Lady Rebecca da Firenze | Come learn Jack O'Lent, a fun, complex, and decidedly non-typical English Country Dance for sets of three couples! Stingo, which is a little more typical, but only so much so with a crazy fun last verse, will be added if time allows. This is an advanced class. |
| 08-03 16:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | Death of an Amazon: A 15th-C Sword Dance | Countess Judith de Northumbria | My own choreography depicting the battle between the Penthesilea and Achilles. An action-packed performance! Intermediate level. |
| 08-03 21:00 | 3.0 | Dance Tent | Open Dancing | Pennsic Dance Staff | Balls are fun, but what if you miss your favorite dance because you took too long getting ice cream after dinner? Come to open dancing, and request it! (Period dances, please, during official hours.) Musicians! We are happy to have you join the open band tonight. "Pennsic Pile" compilations will be available. |
| 08-04 09:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Easy Dances for Children and Parents | Mistress Sol la Cantor | For children and their parents. Dances will be taught with simplified steps at times. Children can dance with their parents and friends. Free movement to music is encouraged in between dances. Please bring a parent with you even if dancing with a friend. |
| 08-04 10:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Flirtatious 15th-Century Set Dances: Pizochara | Countess Judith de Northumbria | An intermediate-level allegorical dance of the less official happenings in monastic communities. |
| 08-04 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Italian Dances from the German Letter | Lady Helena Hrolfsdottir | Come learn some dances from Italy in 1517 via a letter home by a German traveler. Some of these dances are found in earlier sources but are interestingly different here. |
| 08-04 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Body Mechanics for Beginning/Intermediate Dancers | Lord Ari Thorbrandsson | All levels welcome! A survey of nonverbal cues and body mechanics to enhance everyone's dance experience. We'll learn a dance along the way! |
| 08-04 13:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Less Familiar ECD Dances | Duchess Diana Alene Tregirtse | We'll cover dances such as Gelding the Devil, Adson's Saraband, Broome, and Chelsea Reach. |
| 08-04 14:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Whose Partner Am I Anyway? | Baroness Gianna Vettori | Why settle for dancing with one partner when you can dance with both! Learn three fun, flirty, and fickle four-person Playford dances including Rufty Tufty, Heart's Ease, and Cuckolds All in A Row. Basic ECD steps will be reviewed. Beginner plus. |
| 08-04 15:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Advanced English Country Dance: Step Stately | Lady Sonya Flicker (Patches) | From first edition Playford comes a challenging dance: Step Stately. |
| 08-04 16:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | Weaving the Dance: Tesara | Countess Judith de Northumbria | An advanced 15th-century performance dance for ten people mimicking the weaving of brocade. A visually stunning and exciting routine! |
| 08-04 21:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | Early Bird Ball | Baroness Gwenllyen the Minstrel | Come and dance at the first ball at Pennsic! Lots of fun dances and opportunities to greet old friends and to meet new ones! If you are interested in playing in the band, Siri Toivosdotter (Jo-Ann Sheffer) will be organizing the music and directing. |
| 08-05 09:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Beginner Dance for Children and Families | Lady Helena Hrolfsdottir | Some simple steps and dances will be taught to introduce children of all ages and their families to period European dancing. No experience needed. |
| 08-05 10:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | 15th-Century Italian Dance 3.0 "At Tempo" | Lady Helena Hrolfsdottir | This class will discuss newer research on the four tempi in this dance era and how the steps are performed both in their native tempo and in other tempi. Practice of the basic steps as described by Domenico and others along with review of several dances will be included with the lecture and discussion on dance tempi and dance step descriptions. |
| 08-05 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Canary with Training Wheels | Countess Mara Kolarova | The Canary is a 16th-century dance with swagger and foot-stamping. I will teach a simplified pattern that will let you start having fun with it. |
| 08-05 13:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Flirtation à Trois: Belfiore and Petits Vriens | Countess Judith de Northumbria | My reconstruction of two flirtatious threesomes, Belfiore and Petits Vriens - both different than versions currently done! Intermediate level. |
| 08-05 14:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Lovelace Manuscript Dances | Duchess Diana Alene Tregirtse | Covers some familiar and some new material from this earlier ECD source which demonstrates the evolution of this dance style. |
| 08-05 15:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Beginner Dance: Branles | THL Henry of Maldon | Never danced before? No problem! This class will start with basic steps and patterns, and then introduce you to fun branles from 16th-century France. |
| 08-05 16:00 | 1.5 | Dance Tent | Furioso all'Italiana | Lady Rebecca da Firenze | Come learn Furioso all'Italiana, an elegant and elaborate 16th-century Italian dance for sets of three couples. Dancers of all ages welcome. This is an advanced class. |
| 08-05 17:30 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Dance Electronica | Gregory Blount | A group of dance computer geeks are working together to provide software and services for publishing dance materials (such as translations) on the web. Come hear what we're up to, and see how far we've gotten! |
| 08-05 21:00 | 3.0 | Dance Tent | Grand Ball | Pennsic Dance Staff | Come celebrate after Opening Ceremonies on Saturday night! Enjoy the camaraderie before the war points start in the morning! |
| 08-06 09:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Bouncy Dance Games for Squirrelly Children | Mistress Felice Debbage | Let's be squirrels! Or trolls! Or fairies! Bring your little ones for lively dance games designed to teach new moves while we have lots of fun. Silly parents are welcome as well! (Any youth in attendance require a responsible adult present.) |
| 08-06 10:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Body Mechanics for Beginning/Intermediate Dancers | Lord Ari Thorbrandsson | All levels welcome! A survey of nonverbal cues and body mechanics to enhance everyone's dance experience. We'll learn a dance along the way! |
| 08-06 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Intermediate English Country Squares | Lady Nicolosa d'Isenfir | Two dances that have "aha" moments when the patterns work out beautifully despite your doubts of how you were just arranged. Learn, practice, or refine Newcastle and Parson's Farewell. |
| 08-06 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Doppie Mutanze from Compasso (Double Galliards) | Mistress Felice Debbage | Expand your improv skills with new double galliard variations! Familiarity with basic galliard steps recommended. We will learn several variations from Lutio Compasso's 1560 work, Ballo della Gagliarda. |
| 08-06 13:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | How to Teach European Dance: A Workshop | Master Philip White | Looking to become a more effective teacher? Or, always wanted to teach but not sure where to start? This class will focus on ways to improve your abilities to teach. Beginning dance teachers are especially welcome. You will volunteer to teach during the class and the rest of us will act as your students. As you teach, I will make suggestions with some comments from other students, too. People who are not ready to teach but want to learn are invited to act as dance students for our practicing teachers. Please bring the music and the choreography for the dance you want to practice teaching. We will try and work with as many volunteers as time allows. |
| 08-06 14:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Playford Favorites | Lady Sally Wrenne | Lord of Carnarvan's Jegg, Scotch Cap, and Picking of Sticks: three English dances that never get old. |
| 08-06 15:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Introduction to Pavan and Galliard | Mistress Felice Debbage | Suitable for beginners, this class offers a walk-through of the pavan and galliard, two improvisational dances from the 16th century. The pavan is extremely low-impact, but the galliard can rather unforgiving on one's knees and ankles. It can be modified somewhat to reduce impact, however. Please consider wearing close-fitting shoes, such as turn shoes, jazz oxfords, Keds, or ballet slippers, because tennis shoes or boots will impede movement. (In a pinch, you could go barefoot or in socks, but you'll want to be careful of splinters on the wood floor.) |
| 08-06 16:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Contentezza D'Amore | Lady Rebecca da Firenze | Come learn Contentezza D'Amore, one of the most beautiful of the 16th-century balli! I will be teaching the version from Nobiltà di Dame, Master Caroso's second book, wherein he corrects all the errors of his first; if you think you already know it, be warned! Dancers of all ages welcome. This is an advanced class. |
| 08-06 17:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Amoroso: A Tale of Two Dances | Countess Judith de Northumbria | This class will teach new reconstructions of the two original versions of this beloved SCA dance. Come get a fresh perspective! |
| 08-07 09:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Dancing for Kids by a Kid | THL Wilhelm | Come learn some of Benjamin's favorite dances. Those he will teach are expected to include Ly Bens, Petite Vriens, Heart`s Ease and Rufty Tufty. |
| 08-07 10:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | ECD: ABC for Three | Baroness Angharad ferch Tangwystl | Practice three three-couple English Country dances: All in a Garden Green, Boate Man, and Chestnut. |
| 08-07 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Beginner Dance: 15th-Century Italian | Master Lorenzo Petrucci | Never danced before? No problem! This class starts with basic steps and patterns, then teaches fun, simple dances from 15th-century Italy. No partners required. |
| 08-07 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Penta Pentamere Dances | Baroness Gwenllyen the Minstrel | Learn five easy dances that require no more than two couples: Petite Rose, Montarde Bransle, Grene Gynger, Black Alman and Rufty Tufty. Buy a step-by-step dance guide and the music if you want or download here: http://www.michiganleftturn.org/Penta-Pentamere-Dances.htm |
| 08-07 12:00 | 1.0 | A&S 14 | Known World Dance and Music Symposium: Discussion | Lady Sonya Flicker (Patches) | General discussion about the Known World Dance and Music Symposium. All are welcome. We will discuss past and future bids. |
| 08-07 13:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | Choral Ball Rehearsal | Pennsic Dance Staff | Please come join the musicians and singers as they practice for the Tuesday night Choral Ball! All are welcome, music will be provided. Music is also available via the Facebook group, "SCA Choral Ensemble." Dancing during this rehearsal is highly encouraged, and many of the dances will be taught. |
| 08-07 14:00 | 1.0 | A&S 12 | Roundtable: LGBT-Friendliness in SCA Dance | Alexander of Mistig Waetru | Join a conversation about LGBT issues in period dance and the SCA dance community. Anyone is welcome, regardless of dance experience or LGBT status. (NOTE: overlaps with choral ball rehearsal.) |
| 08-07 15:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Beginner Dance: 15th-C English Dance (Gresley) | Mistress Serafina Alamanni | Never danced before? No problem! This class will start with the very basics of walking and rhythm, and then introduces you to fun, simple dances from the time of the War of the Roses. |
| 08-07 16:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Three-Couple English Country Dance | THL James Blackcloak | See just how creative Playford could be when you learn these dances for three couples! Dancers of all levels welcome. |
| 08-07 17:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Ballo del Fiore | Mistress Serafina Alamanni | This simple 16th-century Italian dance has versions for 2, 3, 4 and 5 dancers. Join us as we explore the different combinations. Beginners welcome. |
| 08-07 18:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Meet-the-Dance-Faculty Social | Pennsic Dance Staff | Everyone is invited to meet the people who make the Pennsic School of European Dance happen! This event is open for all students and dancers to meet this year's faculty and staff, and is a relaxing social event for our faculty and experienced dancers. We encourage all to attend. Light refreshments will be provided and a group picture of staff and teachers will be taken. |
| 08-07 21:00 | 3.0 | Dance Tent | Under the Sea Ball | Lady Nicolosa d'Isenfir | Join us for an "Under the Sea"-themed ball with dances from across Europe and across skill levels. All with the goal of having fun! |
| 08-08 09:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Children's Dance: Italian Chaos | THL Wilhelm | This is a chance to learn very simple dance steps that are all one needs to know to do a dance. They can be as simple or as complicated as the dancers desire. Knowing these allow the students to dance at balls and are starting points to learn other dances. (Any youth in attendance require a responsible adult present.) |
| 08-08 10:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Body Mechanics for Beginning/Intermediate Dancers | Lord Ari Thorbrandsson | All levels welcome! A survey of nonverbal cues and body mechanics to enhance everyone's dance experience. We'll learn a dance along the way! |
| 08-08 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Canary with NO Training Wheels | Countess Mara Kolarova | Canary dance structure, basic steps and combinations, and making your solos. Improvised does not mean unrehearsed! |
| 08-08 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Playford's Insanity: Argeers | Alexander of Mistig Waetru | Whatever was Playford thinking when he wrote this dance? Doubles, siding, arming? Nope, this is Argeers! ECD experience helpful but not necessary. |
| 08-08 13:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Petite Rose and Lauro | Mistress Serafina Alamanni | Come learn two fun and elegant 15th-century Italian dances: Petite Rose and Lauro. |
| 08-08 14:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Gracca Amorosa for Beginners | Lady Rebecca da Firenze | Come learn Gracca Amorosa, one of the most popular 16th-C cascarde. Dancers of all ages welcome. Prior dance experience helpful but not required. |
| 08-08 15:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | English Country Dances from the Manuscripts | THL Henry of Maldon | Dances from the Sloane MS, the Lovelace MS, or both, including Jack Pudding, The Jumbling of Jone, The Picking of Stickes, The Mariners, et al. |
| 08-08 17:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Gracca Amorosa: Italian for English Feet | THL Ginevra Boscoli | Gracca Amorosa, a bright and bouncy Caroso staple, is both amazingly elegant and deceptively simple. English and Italian dance terminology is used to help everyone enjoy the fun. Some SCA dance experience (English or Italian) is recommended but not absolutely required. |
| 08-08 17:00 | 1.0 | A&S 7 | Known World Dance and Music Symposium: Overview | Lady Sonya Flicker (Patches) | How to run the Known World Dance and Music Symposium. Covers topics like approval process, site considerations, class topics. What are some pitfalls and some things that make the process easier. |
| 08-08 21:00 | 3.0 | Dance Tent | Choral Ball | THL James Blackcloak | Back by popular demand, the original lyrics to our familiar dance tunes will be sung while dancing! A choir will be joining the live band to create a unique ball experience. You don't want to miss this one! |
| 08-09 09:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Music and Dance Games | Lady Sally Wrenne | A combination of elementary school games and Italian footwork, this class is open to friends of all ages. Friends under 12 should bring a parent. |
| 08-09 10:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Two Dances, One Song: 15th-C Italian Dance | Lady Nicolosa d'Isenfir | Learn two 15th-century Italian dances that are done to the same music. Rostiboli Gioioso and Gioioso in Tre may share the same song but the movement patterns are quite different which makes them extra fun. Dancers of all skills are welcome including brand-new dancers. No partner is required, just a desire to learn something new. |
| 08-09 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Advanced Six Person Playford | Ariana de Gallo | Picking of Sticks and Whirligig |
| 08-09 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Chiara Stella | Lady Rebecca da Firenze | Come learn Chiara Stella, a lovely cascarda from Il Ballarino! Dancers of all ages welcome. This is an advanced class. |
| 08-09 12:00 | 1.0 | Casa Bardicci (E19) | 15th-Century Italian Dances for 3, 4, and More! | Master Lorenzo Petrucci | Join us at the marvelous Casa Bardicci to learn some simple 15th-century Italian dances: Petit Riense for three dancers, Anello for four, and Chirintana for as many couples as we can find. |
| 08-09 13:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | Peace CD Dance Class | Baroness Gwenllyen the Minstrel | This class is the second CD of Penta Pentamere Dances. These dances were chosen because you dance with more than your partner either with heys, dancing with your corner, or dancing with everyone! The following dances will be taught: Bizzaria d’Amore, Official Bransle, Contra Passo, Petit Rien, Dargason, and Gathering Peascods. |
| 08-09 13:00 | 1.0 | Casa Bardicci | Dancing at the Villa: Joy and Jealousy | Mistress Alina of Foxwood | 15th-century Italian dances in a beautiful Italian Villa! Dances in this class include Rostiboli Gioioso, Gioioso in Tre, and Gelosia. |
| 08-09 14:00 | 1.0 | Casa Bardicci | Dancing in the Villa: Ball Prep for 15th-C Ball | THL Conandil ingen Donngaile | Ball preparation for the 15th-century Italian ball. Less familiar dances (or by request) will be reviewed. |
| 08-09 15:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | All About Branles | THL Henry of Maldon | For those who have some orientation to Arbeau's branles, we'll be going over as much information about as many branles as we can get to in one class. |
| 08-09 15:00 | 2.0 | Casa Bardicci | Dancing in the Villa: A 15th-Century Italian Ball | THL Conandil ingen Donngaile | The beautiful Italian dances gifted to us by Domenico da Piacenza, Antonio Cornanzano, and Guglielmo Ebreo da Pesaro enjoyed in the Medici-inspired villa, accompanied by the talented musical ensemble, Musica Tramontana. Join us for this unique experience. |
| 08-09 16:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Dances for Any Number | Lady Nicolosa d'Isenfir | Dance is Fun so we try to include everyone during dance practices and events; yet what happens if your dance calls for three couples but there is one more couple left out? In this session we will learn dances and variations that allow additional couples to dance. Additional variations and conversations are welcomed and encouraged. Dances will tend to be English Country Dances. No previous dance experience necessary. |
| 08-09 17:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Four-Couple English Country Dance | THL James Blackcloak | Many of Playford's most interesting dances are done with four couples. Come and learn a few! Dancers of all levels welcome. |
| 08-09 21:00 | 3.0 | Dance Tent | Open Dancing | Pennsic Dance Staff | Balls are fun, but what if you miss your favorite dance because you took too long getting ice cream after dinner? Come to open dancing, and request it! (Period dances, please, during official hours.)Musicians! We are happy to have you join the open band tonight. "Pennsic Pile" compilations will be available. |
| 08-10 09:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | Children's Ball | THL Wilhelm | All dancing is fun...but never more so than when it is a party! Come join us for music, refreshments and dance! |
| 08-10 11:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Dances for Demos | Baroness Angharad ferch Tangwystl | A set of simple dances suitable for engaging the audience at demos. |
| 08-10 12:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Beginner Dance: Absolute Beginner | Master Lorenzo Petrucci | Never danced before? This is the class for you! We’ll start from the very basics and soon you'll be on your way to the ball! No partners required. |
| 08-10 13:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | F Is for Fun Cascarde | Mistress Alina of Foxwood | This class covers two cascarde, Fiamma d’Amore and Florido Giglio, from Caroso, Il Ballarino (1581). Fiamma, an adorable flirty dance, is a great introduction to cascarde, being short and repetitive, but containing many common step sequences. A good warm up for Florido, which has many fun and interesting figures and works well as both a fun social dance and a showy performance piece. |
| 08-10 14:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Beginner Dance: English Country Dance | Ariana de Gallo | Sellenger's Round, Gathering Peascods and others as time permits and per number of students |
| 08-10 15:00 | 2.0 | Dance Tent | Reconsidering the Basic Dance Repertoire | THL Henry of Maldon | Our basic repertoire of early European dances can tend to be determined by inertia, and by things that beginners have taught to beginners. This class will be about alternatives that might yield a better understanding of early dance, and perhaps even some alternatives that might be more accessible and practical. The format will be dance teaching/practice interspersed with lecture/discussion on the whys and wherefores of the dances. This class is intended for all skill levels from beginner to expert. |
| 08-10 17:00 | 1.0 | Dance Tent | Fun 15th-Century English Dances | Countess Judith de Northumbria | Fun 15th-century English dances, to include Gaita's version of Oringe & Grene Gynger and my creation of Lybens Dysonis for three. Suited for all levels. |
| 08-10 21:00 | 4.0 | Dance Tent | Festa di San Lorenzo: A Quattrocento Celebration | Countess Judith de Northumbria | Judith, Countess and Master of the Laurel, invites one and all to celebrate the Festa di San Lorenzo in the customary manner, with delightful 15th-century dance, voluptuous victuals, grand games, and bountiful beverages. |
| 08-11 09:00 | 3.0 | Dance Tent | Dance Floor Break Down | Pennsic Dance Staff | Please come and help us break down the dance floor. This is an amazing resource that lets us dance all throughout War safely and happily. There's a job for every person who can come. We are generally done by noonish, so this will not take up your whole day. Thank you! |