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W elcome to the Barony of Caer Mear, located in the Laurel Kingdom of Atlantia We are part of the Society for Creative Anachronism , a nonprofit educational organization focused on research and re-enacting the middle ages. We are interested in the clothes, food, art, sciences, martial arts and the pagentry of tournaments and court from the years 600 a.d. to 1600 a.d. If you wish to find out more, contact our Chatelaine or the Seneschal. You are welcome to come to one of our regular meetings and explore this site further.

Announcements

Caer Mear 43rd Baronial Birthday HAS BEEN CANCELLED

With the growing issues and reports coming in about the prevalence of the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) in our state and Baronial borders, we will be suspending all weekly Baronial Activities effective immediately until further notice. Our autocrat Beth DeByle, and her staff for our upcoming Baronial Birthday have been working diligently to make sure that appropriate information has been reviewed and the decision to cancel the event is a necessity at this time.

These decisions were not made lightly or to upset anyone but to protect our members and friends to the best of our abilities during this time.

I will be updating everyone with plans for future practices/ activities/ events as new information is released on COVID-19 and hopefully resolved in the upcoming weeks.

Thank you for your time and patience.
Lady Olivia Isabelle
Seneschal of Caer Mear

Announcements

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out and contact me via email or phone at CMSeneschal at gmail.com and 434-238-5409.

Thank you all,
Lady Olivia Isabelle
Seneschal of Caer Mear
(Local Chapter President)

From The Chronicler

Gentle Friends, just a little reminder. Any and all items for the newsletter needs to be to me by the 23rd of the month. Officers should be getting an email via the calender. This is for anyone else who would like to submit something to share. Please email

email: Chronicler AT caermear.atlantia.sca.org

C aer Mear encompasses the greater Richmond, Virginia area as well as points north toward Fredericksburg, south past Fort Lee and Petersburg, east toward Williamsburg, and west to Scottsville. The Barony also has one smaller group within its borders: College of Yarnvid a local group with an emphasis in early period and Scandanavian studies. This group invites anyone in the Barony with a shared interest to join them.