St. AEtheldreda (Audrey) Fair
October 23rd, 2004 Incipient Shire of Courtlandtslot(Cortland, NY)
Unto the good gentles of the realm, does the
Incipient Shire of Courtlandtslot, under the kind
sponsorship of the Barony of Delftwood, send greetings
and an invitation to join us for fun and frolic at the
Saint AEtheldreda Fair. Come enjoy martial activities,
some classes for both children and adults, an A & S
display, games, and feasting.
The site is the Paul Hill Community Building in Homer,
NY 13077. The site does not have a street address.
The site opens at 10 AM and closes at 9 PM. The site
dry and handicapped accessible. Merchants are welcome
and should contact the autocrat for more information. Prices are $6
offboard and $12 onboard. Children ages 6 to 12 are
half price and children 5 years and under are free.
Off board fees include a simple sideboard. Please
remember that the non-member surcharge of $3 will be
due at the door without proof of membership. Make
checks payable to "SCA Inc. - Barony of Delftwood" and
please send reservations to Amergin (Jim Sloan), 22
Court Street, Apt #5, Cortland, NY 13045. (607)
756-7976. (Up till 10 PM).
Dietary concerns and other questions about the feast
should be sent to Lady Segeine (Bernadette Travis) by
email to falcon@goodnewscomputing.com or by calling
(607) 749-3541 before 10 PM.
Up to date information about the event may be found at
http://courtlandtslot.aethelmearc.net/
Directions:
From points North or South:
Take Interstate 81 (south from Syracuse, north from Binghamton) to
exit 12 which is labeled "Homer". Take the first right, labeled
"Cortland Homer" coming off of the exit ramp. Take a left at the
bottom of the ramp. After 0.4 miles, turn right just after the
American Legion Post into Vernum Park. The site is behind the tennis
court.
From Ithaca, NY:
Take Route 13 North. At the intersection of Route 13 and Route 281,
go straight onto Route 281 North. Turn left onto Route 90 South. At
the T intersection of Route 90 and Route 11, go straight across Route
11 into Vernum Park. The site is behind the tennis court.
Last Updated: July 27, 2004