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*Reservations: Countess [[Leonora Morgana]]
*Reservations: Countess [[Leonora Morgana]]
*Arts: Mistress [[Xena Baxter Wynthorpe]]
*Arts: Mistress [[Xena Baxter Wynthorpe]]
*Photo: Lady [[Marie de la Rochelle]]
*Merchants: [[Hisako the Black Heron]]
*Merchants: [[Hisako the Black Heron]]
*Raffle: Countess [[Tressa Helana Beaumaris]]
*Raffle: Countess [[Tressa Helana Beaumaris]]

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Information
Location: Gyldenholt
First Presbyterian Church in Anaheim
Date: 01/09/1988

Event Staff

From the Crown Prints

The Barony of Gyldenholt is pleased to host Twelfth Night '88. Come join us in a Feast of Peace hosted by the people of the Netherlands. All the Known World is invited to celebrate the coming of the New Year and the traditional feast of the Epiphany, to be celebrated Saturday, January 9th at the First Presbyterian Church in Anaheim.

The period is 1490 to 1510, a less well-known period than many. This is the time of Marco Polo, Albrecht Durer and the Italian Renaissance. As this is an international celebration, costumes of any country would be appropriate. Some of which come to mind are Italian Renaissance, Landsknecht, Burgundian & Early Tudor.

Should your Norman persona balk at the thought of a 16th century costume, feel free to costume in the colors of Twelfth Night: purple, green and silver, the traditional colors of the Epiphany.

Schedule of the Day

  • 8:30 am: Food booth and merchant set up
  • 9:30 am: Hall opens
  • 10:00 am: Gypsy Market Fair opens
  • 10:30 am: Gaming Room, Arts Displays & Crescents open
  • 1:30 pm: Twelfth Night Court
  • 2:00 pm: Photo Booth opens
  • 2:30 pm: Banquet set up, servers fed
  • 3:00 pm: Performance of St. Genesius, Food Booth closes
  • 3:30 pm: Crescents closes
  • 7:00 pm: Banquet begins
  • 7:30 pm: Dance practice in the Courtyard
  • 8:00 pm: Costume Contest in the sanctuary
  • 8:30 pm: Revel Begins; Crescents re-open
  • 9:00 pm: Raffle
  • 10:00 pm: Gypsy Market Fair closes
  • 11:00 pm: Gaming Room & Crescents close
  • 11:30 pm: Hall closes & cleanup

The Feast

  • Fresh Baked Breads, Cheeses and Dried Fruits
  • Barley Mushroom Soup
  • Spiced Roll of Beef, Stuffed Bell Pepper & Boiled Mushrooms
  • Salads with Viniagrette
  • Roast Stuffed Game Hen, Broccoli in Garlic & Paste
  • Apple in the Snow (baked apple)

Banqueters should bring plate, bowl & goblet as well as silverware. The autocrats request that no candles or large table accessories be brought at these will be provided for you. Efforts have been made to provide a full meal for everyone including those with dietary restrictions (i.e. vegetarian, allergies). If you have any specific allergies or questions, please contact the Banquet Autocrat.

The afternoon will feature a performance by the (in)famous Guild of St. Genesius of "The Gallant Who Got away With It," or "All Knocked Up and No Place To Go." We look forward to an interesting time! The Revel will feature dancing, food and drink as well as a raffle of goods made in the Barony. Prizes include a tourney chest, handcrafted jewelry, a beaded Norman belt, and Elizabethan hat, men's shirts and a leather belt, a free photo, and a packed tourney basket, just to name a few. The evening will also feature the traditional Twelfth Night Costume Contest. Categories are male, female, and couple. Judging will be based on overall appearance and documentation is not necessary.

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