Cultural Affairs at PennsicDeputy Mayor of Cultural Affairs:Mistress Chai’usun (Jana Russ); e-mailAmong the Cultural Activities at Pennsic you will find:
Some events may not be suitable for minors; parents should always supervise what their minor children are attending. Some classes may offer materials and handouts at cost, but these are optional and participants are not required to buy anything to attend classes or performances. All of the teachers, performers, and exhibitors at Cultural Affairs events do so as volunteers and none of these people receive any compensation for their skills. Please take the time to thank them for their time, effort, knowledge, and skills whenever you can.
New Pennsic University Teen Minor Policy (12-17) (Established 7/12/2010)
See complete letter of explanation from the Mayor.
Classes specifically geared for minors are handled through Youth Point and will adhere to all relevant policies for youth activities. No classes through the University and Youth Point specifically for minors will be permitted in private camps or merchant booths. Further, any minor who wishes to attend regular University class in a private encampment or in a merchant booth must be escorted by a responsible adult appointed by their parent or legal guardian. New Pennsic University Service The Pennsic University Ambassadors are a group of volunteers organized through A&S Point to aid teachers and students. They will roam through the University areas prepared to help teachers if the "Two Deep Leadership Model" is necessary, aid with basic classroom discipline if required, and assist all members of the populace to find class times and locations as desired. Our Ambassadors are there to help with quick easy questions. For more in depth questions and normal University business, please visit A&S Point in the middle of the University. If you would like to volunteer to help with the ambassadors, please sign up at A&S Point! We also need people who have gone through the SCA background checked process. Please come to A&S Point and speak to us. Please note that the Pennsic Book went to press almost a month ago and the material dealing with this issue will be incorrect. We will make available at Troll an insert updating this policy, but please know that on this issue the original published text will be incorrect. | ||||
Top row:
1. Mask: Tommaso Valeriano (photograph by Shannon Gallowglass); 2. Painting: Julien de LaPointe (photograph by Kaleigh McWhyte);
3. Diptych: Julien de LaPointe;
4. Wolgemut musical troupe (photograph by Nadine Latief); 5. Coronation gown of Isabella of York (photograph by Kaleigh MacWhyte)
Bottom row:
1. Scroll: Christina McCarty;
2. Soapstone carving: Corwyn Ravenwing (photograph by Elena Lytle)
3.Ceramic tile: Luke Tarr (photograph by Shannon Gallowglass)
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