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Spring’s Inspirations set for Apr. 13
As announced at the February province meeting, the bid for Spring’s Inspirations has been awarded to co-stewards Aurelia Colleoni a’Buccaforno and Aesa Ormstunga, to be held Saturday, April 13, at the First Parish Congregational Church, 1 Church Street, Gorham. From the Event Listing: “The Province of Malagentia welcomes you once more to Spring’s Inspirations! Whether…
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Malagentian Refund Policy
Individuals requesting event pre-registration refunds must contact the Event Steward and the Province Exchequer in writing, by paper or e-mail, at least one week prior to the posted event date and must include a valid mailing address. Partial refunds for a group reservation where one or more individuals were unable to attend will be considered.…
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Submit your event bids ASAP!
Get your Fall and Winter bids in ASAP! I have received a bid for Winterfeast/Yule and am aware of those who want to put in bids for Harvest Moon, Autumn’s Inspirations and Winterfeast. Time is growing super-short and we need to get these events on the calendar! Don’t delay! Submit bids here: https://malagentia.eastkingdom.org/main/submit-a-bid-for-an-event/ YIS, W
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Accepting Bids for GNE, Harvest Moon and Yule
Greetings! I have just received a bid for Great Northeastern War XXXIV! If you are also considering a bid, please contact me. I will continue to accept bids for GNE through June 30, and will announce next year’s steward at this year’s closing ceremonies! We are also looking for bids for Harvest Moon, Autumn’s Inspirations,…
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Heavy List University
A hearty thank you is well and truly deserved for Mistress Ro Honig Von Somerfeldt and her deputy Lord Michael Acrensis for their hard work and great contribution to the Heavy list community. The feedback I have been seeing from the Heavy List University has been amazing. Your staff, instructors and folks that pitched in…
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Great Northeastern War in the News
If you paid close attention at this year’s Great Northeastern War, you noticed a few people toting cameras who were being escorted around site . They were reporters from the Lewiston-Auburn Sun Journal who put together a couple of lovely pieces about the event.