FOOD & DRINK

LONG ISLAND MEADERY - Smoked turkey legs, sausage, bread, cheese, grapes, meades & beers. Located opposite the tournament field at the TRIANGLE PUB

BLEU EVOLUTION - Chicken & duck legs, kabob's, empanadas, BBQ ribs, & grilled corn (Centercheap North)

CABOT CREAMERY - Free tasting in the Centercheap!

CARNAHAN CONCESSIONS - Soft serve Ice Cream (Riverside Market)

DOWN UNDER PIES - Chicken, vegetable & beef pies (Pageant Wagon)

EARL OF SANDWICH (X-Café) - Medieval edibles, fowl, foliage and drinkes. (Two locations Centercheap & Pageant Wagon)

JOU-JOU CAFE - Sandwiches, bean soup & Coffee (C)

KETTLE CORN HUT - Ye Olde Kettle Corn and fruit smoothies (Centercheap)

LADY MAIDEN'S POPCORN - Popcorn, nuts, candy, & dried fruits (Riverside Market)

MASTER BUNTING'S HUT OF YE FRIED DOUGH - Ye fried dough with assorted toppings, lemonade, steak, chicken/vegetables on a stick (Two locations; Centercheap & Pageant Wagon)

POWDER MONKEY PICKLES: - A roaming posse of pulchritudinous pickle purveyors.

SNAPPLE - free tasting at the Front Gate!

ST.SPYRIDON's - Greek pastries & food. (Centercheap)

YE OLDE B.B.Q. SHOPPE - Pork BBQ ribs, turkey legs, pulled pork sandwiches. (Centercheap)

YE OLDE COOKIE, DRINKE & INFOE TENTE - Cookies & lemonade, Ye Official T Shirts & info booth. All proceeds support the festival. (Located opposite the Tournament Field)

Scribe

To become a Scribe required skills in reading, writing and comprehension. Scribes not only wrote volumes of works on the Medieval Ages but were also often asked to research laws and other matters for kings and nobles.

The Scribe was often a historian, poet and philosopher. His acquired knowledge was advantageous at the workings of social interaction and his skills provided a written overview of the time period.

Scribes usually were of nobility in that the education needed to attain the post was not affordable or available to peasant and common classes. Most Scribes came from religious abbeys where the skills were learned within the vast libraries of the church.

Their wages were usually standard and average, however the Scribe was entitled to all the benefits and luxuries of castle life.