Liz Scott, known in the SCA as Mistress Elizabeth de Belcaire is joining us in the Tavern tonight to provide an overview of Elizabethan embroidery! Her enthusiasm and passion for the subject is absolutely contagious!

Liz takes us through popular period motifs and gives us a step-by-step walkthrough of the embroidery process. We'll learn about her time spent in conservatories at UK museums and discuss the uncertain history of Elizabethan sweet bags.

The Anchoress shares a delightful recipe for mulled cider from her personal collection in her letter this month, delivered by a musical Cabin Boy.

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Our music, "Vibrabimus" is used with permission from the amazingly talented "Diabolis in Musica", the official Minstrels of the Tavern.

Can we truly understand what it's like to recreate history as reenactors? What does it even mean to recreate history?

Join us for our first, "Tavern Talk", where some of the Tavern's patrons discuss this topic over a few mazers of mead.

Be sure to listen to the end for extra content from last month's discussion on the Canterbury Tales. We'll learn a bit about Margery Kempe and why Liberty is justified to bash the Victorians.

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Our music, "Vibrabimus", is used with permission from the amazingly talented, "Diabolis in Musical", the official Minstrels of the Tavern.

Despite what you were forced to learn about them in school, the Canterbury Tales contain layers of brilliant satire and are genuinely funny!

Liberty Stanavage, PhD, is a professor of Medieval, Renaissance , and Restoration literature. She's very passionate about her subject and enjoys sharing that interest with others by working to make literature more accessible for all to enjoy.

Tonight, we'll tag along with the pilgrims to Canterbury and delve into the layers of meaning and humor in these timeless tales!

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Our music, "Vibrabimus", is used with permission from the amazingly talented, "Diabolis in Musical", the official Minstrels of the Tavern.