[Spit-Project] Fire Arts Symposium in Kentucky
Johnna Holloway
johnnae at mac.com
Sat Jun 29 17:12:17 PDT 2013
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Subject: Fire Arts Symposium
This is a new event that is starting up. We are still looking for instructors. It is going to be a great event.
Philippe
Fire Arts Symposium
August 30 - September 2, 2013
13476 Rineyville Rd Vine Grove, KY 40175
Site opens 1 pm Friday, Aug.31st, closes 1pm Monday, September 3rd.
Welcome to the first Fire Arts Symposium! This event is an event dedicated
wholly to in-depth, hands-on study of any medieval art that involves fire.
Here, you can immerse yourself in the work and learn things which can't be
taught in a short class, and maybe take something home with you. Teachers have
a venue for those projects which just can't fit into most other events.
We are still eagerly seeking more classes and teachers! If you have a class
you would like to offer, contact the Event Steward and/or the track lead.
Glass: THL Keeley the Tinker/Denise Lemke
Metal: Master Phillipe de Lyon/Tom Harmon
Food: Mistress Kat
Is your group interested in running an Inn for fund-raising?
If so, contact
the event steward. Inn slots are first-come, first-claimed.
Event-at-a-Glance:
Event Steward/Reservations:
THL Briana Morgan of the Valley/Kenda McCormack
13476 Rineyville Rd Vine Grove, KY 40175
270-828-4027
Briana_morgan_of_the_valley at yahoo.com
Site Fee: $8, ages 6-18 $4, 12 and under 5 free.
Non-Member Surcharge ($5) will be in effect for all adult non-members.
Make checks payable to SCA, Inc.-Barony of the Flame.
Pets: are allowed at the site but must be leashed, controlled and cleaned up
after at all times. There are neighbors with dogs and the site owner has a
dog as well.
Fire: Well what would a fire symposium be without fire? You may have in
ground fire pits, but they
must be monitored at all times for safety and
filled in before you leave.
Noise restriction:
Facilities: 5 acres and a 40x70 pole barn. Port-o-Johns will be available.
This is a camping event, so be prepared.
Water: Potable water is available. Please contact the event steward for your
water needs, so some negotiating with the county water company can be
arranged.
Electricity: Electricity is available from the barn. Outlets are limited; if
you expect to need electricity, let the event steward know early. If you need
electricity but are teaching outside the barn, bring your own extension cord.
Food: The nearest food is 6 miles offsite. It includes Italian or Chinese.
The next closes restaurants are 12 miles away and include McDonalds.
Not sure if we will have Inns established to take care of food on-site will
update once we have volunteers.
To bring:
Specific supplies for your art, tables and chairs.
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