
Do you like making things? Learning more about history through competitions?
Competitions are a great way to get feedback on your work and focus your research. For some, it definitely beats listening to lectures.
Unless otherwise noted A&S (Arts and Sciences) Competitions focus on articles/inspiration from pre-1600 CE.
If you’re confused and are wondering how to get involved with the competitions check out the Lochac Arts and Sciences site for a wealth of information.
Please contact the Baronial Arts & Sciences Officer if you have any queries regarding A&S Competitions. Links to competition paperwork will go up shortly, and information sessions on judging and entering A&S competitions will be run soon.
Innilgard A&S competition forms
A&S Competition Entry Form
– Want to submit an entry for an Arts and Sciences competition? You’ll need to print off and fill out these!
A&S- Competition Judging Form & A&S Competition Comment Form
– Both A&S Forms are required to submit a competition entry.
Upcoming Local Competitions
Annus Boni Cibi Cooking Challenge
This year a new cooking challenge will be running, in 4 parts over four events. The themes will be ‘Meat’, ‘Vegetable’, ‘Drink’ (non fermented/non-alcoholic), and ‘Sweet’. Use any pre-1600 recipe (redacted or unredacted). Please submit copies of the judging, entry and comment forms found in the ‘Files’ section of this page (above) with your documentation. Judging will generally follow the A&S judging rubric and higher points will be given for greater creativity & complexity. This is one where documentation is needed, not least because judges will need to see your ingredients list. Dishes should feed a minimum of five people. As always, good food hygiene and safety is a requirement Everyone (all levels of experience) is welcome to take part.
If you know of an A&S Competition we’ve missed, please contact the webminister.
Upcoming Lochac-wide competitions (Australia and New Zealand)
The Kingdom runs a number of Kingdom-wide A&S competitions that form part of the A&S Championship each year. For details, please visit the Kingdom site.
Guild competitions
The Worshipful Company of Broderers also run separate Guild-based competitions focusing on embroidery techniques.
More details can be found at their website
