The Shire of Caer Caledon is an independent shire, researching and re-enacting various aspects of mediaeval life while having loads of fun along the way. The name is believed to be derived from the Welsh 'kaer' meaning 'fortress' and 'Caledonia', the Latin name for Scotland. We organise and participate in many different events including tournaments, fayres and, naturally, feasts. We also host weekly fighting sessions and guild meetings. Members are kept up-to-date with everything that the Shire is doing through e-mail bulletins, Facebook and Twitter, and, of course, this website.
After a fantastic Beltaine, we're all done with events for this academic year. We'd like to thank everyone who has joined us throughout the year for feasts, fighting, guild sessions, castle trips, crafting workshops, and all the rest! If there's anything you've partiularly enjoyed, or any new events you'd like to see next year, please email us and let us know!
You can still join the fighters at training sessions on Sundays from 12 noon at Albany Park. More details can be found here.
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You can also find us on Facebook and Twitter! |
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For any comments, suggestions, or queries about the website, please e-mail the Magister.