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Introduction to Knighthood
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Parent-Child Renaissance Workshop
(subject to availability and minimum class size)
Saturday, September 13, from 8:30 a.m. to Noon
(spend the rest of the day in the Faire)
Affirm values of honor, valor, and dedication!
Children 9 years and older with a parent/guardian meet with Sir
Talon, the Blue Knight from Scotland, to learn about the long-standing
tradition of knighthood, the values and purpose he serves, and the armor and
weaponry of the time. Be introduced to jousting and fencing skills they use,
learn what made knights so respected, meet the knight’s squire and learn
about his job, and meet Sir Talon’s horse, one of the rescued horses who
have been trained for the joust. Later in the morning, Master David Wall
will show you chain mail made to protect men from weapons of the time and
teach you to form wire into chain mail. End your morning with Master Archer
Vann who will share what archer’s did in these early times, then teach you
safety rules and skills to shoot the long bow.

Group limited to 8 children plus adults. Fee of $125.00 (or $100.00 for
season/weekend pass holders) includes 3 ½-hour workshop for one parent and
child, admission to the Faire for the day, and $10.00 off coupons for lunch.
Additional parent or child pays $40.00.
Full payment is required by September 5 to guarantee your spaces!
To inquire about space availability or other concerns, call Maureen Glancy:
650/504-1572
or email at
mglancy@coastside.net
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