Medieval

Greetings and salutations to all! We would like to begin by humbly apologizing for the delay of information regarding Medieval Programming. In keeping with our theme, we tried to spread information by using heralds and nailing signs to trees. The heralds throats became sore and the signs blew away. Moving up the timeline, we attempted Pony Express, but horses are expensive to feed and stable. We then decided to use the traditional method of spreading information: the World Wide Web.

Medieval Programming has many returning guests and many returning favorite programs, along with a large number of new lectures and panels guaranteed to entertain as well as educate. You can find out about each of our guests by clicking one of the links at the bottom of the page.

We would also like to introduce an all new guest for I-CON 24: Shaolin Kung Fu Studios! They will be demonstrating their various martial arts skills, as well as a traditional lion dance!

Please click on one of the links below for more information on each of our guests:
The Barony of An Dubhaigeainn
The Majestic Kingdom of Avalon
The Kingdom of DragonWynde
Fantasy and Legends Organization
Authentic Shaolin Kung Fu Studios

Please contact us at medieval@iconsf.org for more information.

Well met, travelers! Medieval programming is back with even more programming to educate and entertain! Whether you enjoy medieval dance, wish to learn about the art of brewing, or would like to learn more about medieval dress, there is a program for you. And, as always, our good knights will be fighting for your honor and pleasure.

Returning to I-CON are many of our favorite guests of the past, including the Society of Creative Anachronism's Barony of An Dubhaigeainn, the Kingdoms of DragonWynde and Avalon, as well as the Fantasy and Legends Organization. Each of these groups has its own particular talents, and all are working hard to make your Medieval I-CON 24 experience a thing to remember.

There are sure to be many new developments and updates that are not available at the time of this publication, so be sure to check back for new information.

See what kind of medieval programming we had last year at I-CON 23...