11:45: Henry Martin sings his tales
12:00: Friar Nyp plays her Kemence
12:30: Marco The Magician
1:00: The Machaut Men "Songs from the days of Damsels & Knights, sung by some Bards in tunics & tights!"
1:30: Recordonna & Musotica: Recorders & Rebec
2:00: Marco The Magician
2:30: The New York Revels sing
3:00: Marco The Magician
3:30: The Majesta Chanters, Sung Gregorian Chant
4:00: Recorder & Voice by Amalia Fassi
4:30: Ensemble Karpathos: Music of Spain, England and France
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Posted: BEWARE: Guards on the Rocks!!
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Painter
Though it is commonly 
believed that most Medieval towns and cities were quite drab, this is a misconception. Communities were often highly decorated with wreaths and color. The professional Painter was regarded as a tradesman who could bring new residents to a community and also keep morale high by providing an attractive place to live.
Festivals and tournaments saw great need for the Painter as his services were in demand to produce lively environments. Though some skill was required it was basically a trade that did not demand any formal training.
Painters earned modest wages but when conscripted by the service of kings or nobles, could make a hefty profit.
