THE PAGEANT WAGON STAGE

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12:00: Ayleeza & Julian Dance with Drums

12:30: I Guillari di Piazza: Music of Southern Italy

1:00: The Wyrd Sisters with Captain Jack &: "Songs for thee to hum & to croon, Sung to a possibly recognizable tune

1:30: The Crimson Pirates: Songs of lost love, lost ships & spilt beer

2:00: Salomone Trio: Early Sephardic music, sacred music, French chansons and more

2:30: Ayleexa & Julian Dance with Drums

3:00: Merdwin the Mediocre! Magic & mayhem with Hodgepodge!

3:30: The Wyrd Sisters with Captain Jack

4:00: The Crimson Pirates

4:30: Mystic Minstrels: Fiddle, mandolin, harp & bodhran

5:00: Belly Dancers Jam: Dancers, Drummers & Musicians

Miner

Miners also held very dangerous jobs and often worked in extremely precarious environments. The need to mine gold and silver was paramount as most kingdoms increased their financial reserves by depending on these resources. Miners were not overly skilled workers but it did require a bold resilience to perform the duties.

Apart from the collapsing of mines, deadly gasses and cave-ins, the Miner had to endure several days at a time beneath ground. His wages were above the standard pay in exchange for his difficult services but often Miners led modest lives.