Events

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The Carolingian Company of Bowmen promotes the enjoyment and practice of archery in the Barony, studies the practices, equipment and standards of archery during the period covered by the SCA, and trains archers so they may assist in the defense of the Barony. General archery practices are held at various …

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Newcomer’s Night is Carolingia’s monthly gathering focused on folks who are new.  Some months we have an official topics, some not, but any and all questions from new residents are always welcome!  If you have an idea for something you’d specifically like to focus on, drop a note to the …

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Carolingia hosts a fighting practice which meets weekly on Wednesday evenings in Ellison Hall at the Plymouth Church in Framingham. 87 Edgell Road, Framingham MA 01701. The hall is in back of the church in a separate building. Entry is all the way to the right through a blue door …

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Carolingia hosts a fencing practice every Thursday night, 7-9pm, at the Cambridge War Memorial, 1640 Cambridge St, Cambridge, MA 02138. Parking is available at the Harvard Vanguard lot across the street. The War Memorial charges a $7 entrance fee. Once inside, we usually meet at the “field house” room all …

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The Barony’s seasonal dance practice! No partner or prior experience needed. 7:30-9:30 PM at 640 Washington St, Brighton (the Presentation School Foundation Community Center.) We dance in the Allston-Brighton Community Room, which is the last room on the right in the basement of the building. There is free, onsite parking, …

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Carolingian Great Council is the business meeting of the group.  Business of the Barony (expenditures, event planning, etc.) is discussed at Council, and officers of the Barony make announcements.  The general populace is welcome, and they may make announcements or comments during the meeting as well (or just listen).   Unofficial votes …

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Carolingia’s second best known collection of ruffians and scoundrels, the Low Company of Gamesters and Gamblers, invites you to join them in person for a night of carousing, conviviality, and light erudition. We will study games from the period, all the better to understand the ways to fleece, er…… to …