There is no shortage of activities to do within the SCA. If “it” was done before 1600, we can find you someone in the group for whom that is their passion. The video below from Raiya Corsiglia shows a portion of activities to participate in.
All the activities that take place at our various events are too numerous to completely list, what follows is a partial list of activities to give you an idea of the various things you can try your hand at:
- Agriculture
- Archery
- Armoring
- Bardic Recitation
- Basketry
- Book Binding
- Bow Making (Archery)
- Brewing
- Calligraphy
- Candle Making
- Cooking
- Costuming & Accessories
- Dancing
- Drama & Comedy, Playwright
- Drawing
- Dyeing
- Embroidery
- Falconry
- Fighting (Armored tournament combat, Mounted Equestrian combat, Rapier)
- Gaming
- Glass Blowing
- Heraldry
- Herbalism
- Horn Working
- Horsemanship
- Horticulture
- Husbandry
- Illumination
- Jewelry
- Juggling
- Lace making
- Lapidary
- Leather Working (Tanning, Tooling, crafting goods such as footwear, belts, pouches, clothes)
- Languages
- Masonry
- Masquing & Mime
- Mathematics
- Medicine
- Merchanting
- Metal Working (Blacksmithing, Armoring, Weaponsmithing,
- Music (Instrumental, Composition, Instrument Making, Vocal)
- Needlework
- Newsletters & Publications
- Numismatics (coins, coin making)
- Painting
- Paper Making
- Pavilion Making
- Period Fencing
- Philosophy
- Poetry
- Pottery
- Riddles
- Rug Making
- Scribing
- Sculpture
- Spinning
- Tool Making
- Toy Making
- Tumbling
- Vinting
- Weaving (trim, fabric, tablet, loom, kumihimo)
- Woodworking