Reoccuring Events

Mondays: First Monday of the month, A&S meetings for the Barony. 6-8pm at ABC Adelaide, 85 North East Road, Collinswood SA 5081. Free for SCA members, $10 for adult non-members.

Note: Enter through the front door and sign in using the kiosk at the security desk to receive your identification tag. An officer will be available to open the security doors and lead you to the club room. 

Sign in Process: Enter your name, etc details, Select “Visitor-Tenant”, Select “Mini Mammoth Games”, Select “David McCann”

Tuesdays: Heavy combat and rapier training with Blessed Herman, 6-8pm at Adelaide University Maths Lawns. (Free).

Fridays: Bardic nights once a month at Lady Mariota’s house, 5pm-9pm. Email or contact directly for the address. (Free)

Saturdays: Archery practice every first and third Saturday of the month, 9:30am-1pm. Held at 45A Yeates Rd, Woodchester SA 5255. $5.00 for insurance. Carpooling is regularly available from Adelaide Uni footbridge.

Sundays: Baronial fighter practice. Heavy combat is at 10am, and rapier is at 12pm. Held at Mellor Reserve on Brand Street, Beulah Park. $2 hall hire + $10 for non members insurance.

Other Events

Rowany Festival

Held just outside Mittagong in NSW around Easter, the Rowany Festival is the Kingdom of Lochac’s biggest event, and the largest medieval event in the southern hemisphere. The event runs for approximately a week, with events ranging from war and tournaments, to classes on sewing, etiquette, and languages. There is an entry cost, as well as the travel costs. College groups tend to save money by travelling in convoy with each other. If you’re interested in attending, you can find more information here.

Intercollege War

The Intercollege war is the Combined Colleges of Lochac’s premier event, held every year in July during the midyear study break. A different college hosts every year, meaning it could held anywhere in Australia. Compete on behalf of your beloved College in armoured combat, rapier, archery, and the Arts & Sciences, to earn points and prove the superiority and humility of your College to all. Needless to say, a group of university students camping in the middle of nowhere can get a bit…. silly.