Sponsored by The Fort Tryon Park Trust
12:00: The New York Lyric Circus
12:30: Master Teel Hamish & Aislin tells stories
1:00: Merdwin the Mediocre! Magic and Mayhem with Miranda!
1:30: Robin Hood & his Band meet up with The Sheriff of Nottingham his Family & his Guards
2:00: Friar Lawrence's Tales
2:30: Mistress Tale-Weaver's Stories; Participation and fun!
3:00: Master Teel Hamish & Aislin's Stories
3:30: Friar Lawrence's Tales
4:00: Merdwin the Mediocre & Miranda!
4:30: The Sheriff & Robin Hood: Why doth the Sheriff taketh his whole Family everywhere???
5:00: Mistress Tale-Weaver's Stories: Participation and fun!
In one Era and Out the Other!
Enter 2009, Exit 1109
Puppet making with Tamara Shandy, and arts and craft activities.
both the Kid's Zone and the Time Tent are Located adjacent to the
Shipwright
The Shipwright (or Shipwane) was a skilled specialist who built and designed boasts and vessels. The most prominent and effective design came out of the Dark Ages with the Viking Longboat. Modifications to that ship led to more successful and safe sea journeys. Having great knowledge of mathematics, design and science, the Shipwright was a master craftsman. Often earning high wages and a lavish living, their services were often demanded by kings and monarchs.
Their craft was in demand throughout the entirety of the Medieval Ages and Shipwrights gained more respect in England when their designed vessels defeated the Spanish Armada, a flotilla deemed unable of conquer.
Guilds usually provided the training but once a person achieved the status of a Shipwright his future was guaranteed to be profitable.
