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Rencester's Celebration of Spring. March 20. Williamsburg, VA.

As the ice recedes from our shores and the warm winds return to our lands, the College of Rencester invites one and all to join us in our perennial celebration of spring as the trade routes open once more! All guests are invited to join us for a day of poetry and art, or are welcome to spend the day in martial endeavors.

Competitions: There will be a rapier and heavy weapons tourney with handsome prizes for all those involved. There will also be a bardic performance competition, a static A&S competition, and a poetry competition using a period form which will be designated at the event. Entries are suggested to follow either a maritime/ overseas theme, or the baronial color scheme (Green, red, blue, and white), although these are only recommendations. Those participating in two or more events may choose to compete for the famous and resplendent title of Rencester Champion for the year!

Site: In Trinkle Hall, the Campus Center, at the College of William and Mary, Williamsburg, VA. Please see directions at bottom. Restrictions: This is a dry site. College regulations prohibit pets, live steel, open flames or merchants. Site opens at 10 AM and closes at 11 pm.

Reservations: Fees are $4 off-board or $9 on-board for members. (Non-SCA-members add $3.) Child under 18: $5 for feast, otherwise free! Please prereg for feast by March 13th. Site fee increases by $1 after March 13th.

Preregister with Keelin Mirymuth (Erin Epperson) (Contact info removed after event) Checks should be made payable to "College of Rencester, SCA Inc."

Feast: A delicious feast will be served following a "spice road" theme, with dancing to follow. A light lunch of bread, cheese, and fruit will also be served and is included in the site fee. All questions concerning feast should be submitted to Victoria Howell (Contact info removed after event)

All other questions should be directed to the Autocrat, Matthaeus Dupuy (Marc Lauterbach) (Contact info removed after event). You may also contact the Co-Autocrat, Magdalena La Nadie (Carrie Gross) (Contact info removed after event) Directions: Take your best route to I-64.

From the East: Take I-64 to Exit 242A. This is Route 199 West. Staying in the right lane, proceed to the 4th traffic light (about 6 miles), turn right onto Route 5 East (Jamestown Road). ***

From the West: Take I-64 east to exit 234. Turn right onto route 199 East. Proceed to the 2nd traffic light (about 7-8 miles). Turn left onto Route 5 East (Jamestown Road).***

***Staying in the left lane go approximately 2 miles to the end of Jamestown Road. You will see the Campus Center on your right. Turn right onto South Boundary Street, then make the next right onto Grigsby Drive.