<![CDATA[The Baronage Farm]]>http://www.baronagefarm.comen-ushttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssCopyright 2012The Baronage Farm<![CDATA[DELAWARE FAIRY FAIRE on 9/30/2012]]>Sun, 22 Jul 2012 19:24:56 -0500<![CDATA[DELAWARE FAIRY FAIRE on 9/29/2012]]>The world of the Fae comes to Delaware on September 29th & 30th at The Baronage Farm in Townsend Delaware.  Come join us for a day of Fairy Fun!  Music & Dancing, Tea with the Fairy Grandmother, Craft Vendors and more.  See our Facebook page for more information.

]]>Sun, 22 Jul 2012 19:22:37 -0500<![CDATA[APOCALYPSE 2011 - DAY 2]]>Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:22:09 -0500<![CDATA[APOCALYPSE 2011]]>Don\'t wait for the Mayan end-of-days.  Come party the Apocalypse away on Oct 1 & 2, 2011.

]]>Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:21:24 -0500<![CDATA[FAIRY FAIRE SITE PREPARATION]]>General clean up  and site preparation for the Midsummer Faire is underway all week.  Starting at 10 am every day.  Volunteers are always needed.

]]>Mon, 20 Jun 2011 11:19:40 -0500<![CDATA[FAIRY FAIRE VOLUNTEER MEETING]]>Fri, 27 May 2011 04:38:52 -0500<![CDATA[ABOUT US]]>Welcome to The Baronage Farm. Here in the midst of the modern world is a place that strives to bring the dreams and ideals of the Middle Ages into the present day. Chivalry is not dead at The Baronage Farm. Laura Krutul and William Quick take special care to create a Medieval atmosphere that includes the best that the Middle Ages have to offer.

School field trips can be scheduled for half or whole days. Our Hands On History Day Camp will allow your child to experience aspects of Medieval Life by combining daily lessons with fun activities such as archery, and crafts.

The Siegeworks Forge and the Earthworks Pottery produce old world items to grace your home. Classes in metalworking, pottery, jewelry, and various old world crafts are offered.

The Baronage Farm is located five miles from Route 13 in Townsend, Delaware. Consider us for your next gathering. We can add a Medieval flair to your Family Reunion or Birthday Party.

]]>Fri, 20 May 2011 11:23:28 -0500<![CDATA[SPRING AT THE BARONAGE FARM]]>Far too long have we been silent, and it is time to correct this inequity.  Our apologies to those Friends of the Farm on our mailing list who have heard nothing from us for so long.  When the Spring Equinox approached, we rejoiced in the passing of winter.  It had been a busy Winter Season for us on the Farm.  We planned for a new building to include a Loft that could be used for classroom space, parties, and meetings.  Despite the ravages of the weather, we managed to have the building go up in late February.  It was the most wonderful, unseasonable weather that we could have when the small barn that is now next to our house went up.  The temperatures were in the 70’s and the sun beamed almost as much as we did while we watched the workmen complete the barn.

The full moon that fell a day before the Spring Equinox was celebrated with a Fire Circle that night.  This is a new practice at The Baronage Farm this year and we hope to host a few more Fire Circles this year in July & August.  This is a no cost event for those who come out to participate, although donations of food and drink to supplement the feast table we set up are always welcome.

Now we are turning our attention to preparations for the coming of summer and our first Fairy Faire.  Many of you are familiar with these festivals & have participated in them.  We will be celebrating Midsummer (also known as Saint John’s Day) this coming June 25th.  In order for this first time venue to be a success, we are looking for Vendors, Performers, Musicians, and Volunteers.  Because this is a first year event, and we cannot guarantee what the gate count will be, we are not charging Vendors to participate.  We do allow them to camp that weekend, in order to further minimize any expense they might incur.  In order to participate, please contact us and we will send a Vendor or Participant package that must be completed.

This Friday, May 20th will be our first Volunteer meeting.  Anyone wishing to help with the Faire is welcome to come out to this Meet & Greet session to start at 7 pm.  We’ll have light refreshments available.

Vendor & Performer packets will be going out this weekend to those who have already contacted us.  The initial response is quite heartening – overwhelming is more the term we should use.  We are also contacting the press and advertising as much as possible.  We would love to have a lot of fairgoers turn up on the 25th of June.

Our website calendar has been updated to include all upcoming volunteer days, so please come out and spend some time with us at the Farm.  We hope to see you all at the Midsummer Faire in June!

]]>Thu, 19 May 2011 04:52:12 -0500<![CDATA[FAIRY FAIRE VOLUNTEER COSTUME MEETING]]>We realize this is the Memorial Day Holiday, but we thought this would also be a good day to discuss costumes for Volunteers and making fairy wings.

]]>Wed, 18 May 2011 04:44:03 -0500<![CDATA[FAIRY FAIRE WORK DAY]]>Plans for:

  • Putting up fencing
  • Painting signs
  • Finishing the front gate
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