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Local(ish) events and meetings for

February 2020

Check the Kingdom calendar – for dates after February

or events at more distant locations.)

Sat 2/1 – 2/1 – 8 AM-6 PM Atlantia University -St. Mary’s College of Maryland

Tues 2/4 – 7 pm -Moorhaven Nights –Back room at the Grumpy Monk – 4545 US-501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, US

Wed. 2/5 – TSS Hospitality Hall – Click on the calendar below for more information

Sat. 2/8 – Medieval Arts in the Park -Odell Weeks Whiskey Road Pavilion. 1700 Whiskey Rd, Aiken, SC 29803

Sun 2/9 –Misty Marsh Business Meeting – contact for address and more info

Wed. 2/12– TSS Hospitality Hall – Click on the calendar below for more information

Thurs 2/13 – Moorhave Choral Ensemble Practice – 7 PM – click on the calendar below for more information

Fri-Sun – 2/14-2/16 –Nottinghill Coill’s XL-ent 40th Birthday – Camp Sandy Ridge, 3681 Girl Scout Road, Bennettsville, SC 29512

Sun. 2/16 -Tear-Sea’s Shore – Business Meeting 5-7 PM –Tear-Sea’s Shore Website for location and directions.

Tues 2/18 – 7 pm -Moorhaven Nights -Back room at the Grumpy Monk – 4545 US-501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579, US

Wed. 2/19 – TSS Hospitality Hall – Click on the calendar below for more information

Fri – Sun 2/21-2/23 – Ymir 45 -1296 Mallard Drive, Ellerbe, NC 28338

Wed. 2/26 – TSS Hospitality Hall – Click on the calendar below for more information

Thurs 2/27 Moorhave Choral Ensemble Practice – 7 PM – click on the calendar below for more information

Sat. 2/29 – 11-4 Hidden Mountains Baronial Commons – 10 County Rd S-18-66, Harleyville, SC 29448, Work on walls at 11:00 at 2:00 PM the meeting starts

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Welcome to the Barony of Hidden Mountain

We are part of The Society for Creative Anachronism which is an international, not-for-profit educational organization dedicated to the study and re-enactment of life in the Middle Ages and Renaissance.

Baron Roibeard & Baroness Cecilia

What is a Baron?

The Barony of Hidden Mountain represents the eastern portion of South Carolina, if you live east of Interstate 95, you are in the Barony of Hidden Mountain.

The barony is part of the Kingdom of Atlantia which includes most of the coastal states from Maryland to South Carolina with a small border outpost in the area around Augusta, Georgia. Check out this Kingdom of Atlantia video to see a bit about us.

Within the barony there are three subgroups (cantons) whose members not only participate in baronial events but also in their own local activities.

The Canton of Tear-Sea’s Shore covers the metropolitan Charleston area (Charleston, Dorchester and Berkeley counties). If you need more information, contact the canton’s seneschal, Baron Ingvar Erlingsson

The Canton of Misty Marsh by the Sea is located in the metropolitan Florence area. Contact the canton’s seneschal for more information. Lord Pippin the Red.

The Canton of Moorhaven comprises Myrtle Beach, Conway and surrounding areas of coastal South Carolina. Contact the canton’s seneschal is, Lord Patris de Terra Lepori.

You can always look up your zip code here, and find out which group you belong in. Or, use this interact map of the SCA.

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