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What is the Barony of Hawkwood?

The Barony of Hawkwood is a local branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) covering the westernmost part of North Carolina. The SCA is a nonprofit educational group devoted to studying and selectively re-creating medieval life, and Hawkwood belongs to the SCA's Kingdom of Atlantia, which spans Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas, and Augusta, Georgia.

In practice, that means members research and adopt medieval-style names and personas, then take part in whatever crafts, arts, sciences, or martial activities interest them. Events commonly include tournaments, fencing, music and singing, feasting, courts, arts displays, and children's activities. Hawkwood describes its focus as the best parts of the Middle Ages—chivalry, nobility, arts, and culture—without the plague, poor hygiene, serfdom, or torture.

How the group is organized

Hawkwood is the second-youngest barony in Atlantia and has two cantons, Stormwall and Haukesgate. It communicates through a Google Group called Talon Talk for people living within the barony, a Facebook group for local members, an unofficial Discord server, and a public Facebook page for those outside the area.

Who it suits

  • Local newcomers in western North Carolina who want hands-on medieval crafts, combat, or court life close to home.
  • Experienced SCA members moving into the region who need the baronial calendar, local contacts, and canton information.
  • Curious outsiders anywhere in Atlantia who want to follow events without joining a local group.

A practical next step

If you live in the barony, the calendar is the fastest way to find an upcoming event and see what a first visit looks like. Before attending, decide whether you want to observe or participate: most activities are open to beginners, and loaner gear and mentoring are common in the SCA, but confirming with the event steward or a local officer saves guesswork. If you are outside the area, the public Facebook page keeps you informed without committing to the local mailing list.

For the wider context, the SCA's parent organization is at Society for Creative Anachronism, and Hawkwood's kingdom is at Kingdom of Atlantia.

How do I join the Barony of Hawkwood?

Joining the Barony of Hawkwood begins with the SCA itself: the Barony is a local branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism covering the westernmost part of North Carolina, within the Kingdom of Atlantia. You do not apply or pay dues to the Barony in any membership sense described on its site; you show up, introduce yourself, and start attending whatever activities interest you.

Practical first steps

  1. Find an upcoming event. The site points to the Baronial Calendar page for upcoming events, so check that first and pick something open to newcomers, such as a tournament, feast or arts display.
  2. Join the local conversation. If you live within the Barony's lands, email the Baronial Webminister to be added to Talon Talk, the Google Group used for local announcements and coordination. There is also a Facebook group for members within the Barony's lands and an unofficial Discord server.
  3. Follow along from outside. If you do not live within the Barony, the public Facebook page is the intended way to keep up with Baronial happenings.
  4. Decide what you want to try. SCA members research a medieval-style name and persona and then take part in as many or as few crafts, arts, sciences and martial activities as they like. You can begin with a single interest — fencing, singing, feast preparation, calligraphy — and expand later.

A realistic example

Suppose you live near Asheville and are curious about armored combat. You check the calendar, attend a practice or event as a spectator, mention your interest to whoever is running the list field, and ask to be added to Talon Talk so you hear about future practices. Within a few weeks you know the local marshals, have borrowed gear to try, and have a name for your persona. That is the normal path — there is no formal induction ceremony for general participation.

Two things to know about the structure

  • Hawkwood is the second-youngest barony in Atlantia and has two cantons, Stormwall and Haukesgate. If you live nearer one of those, local canton activities may be closer to you than Baronial ones.
  • Atlantia as a kingdom covers Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, the Carolinas and Augusta, Georgia, so the Barony is one layer in a larger organization. Kingdom-level events are also open to you.

Trade-offs

Joining through the Barony suits people who want a local, in-person group with a defined territory and regular gatherings. If you travel often or live at the edge of the region, the kingdom-level calendar and online groups may be more useful than Baronial-only channels. Either way, the entry point is the same: attend something, then ask to be added to the communication channels.

What events does the Barony of Hawkwood host?

The Barony of Hawkwood hosts SCA events that look like medieval tournaments, fencing bouts, feasts, courts, arts displays, music and singing, and children's activities, according to its own description of typical SCA gatherings. The barony is based in western North Carolina and belongs to the Kingdom of Atlantia.

What to expect at a Hawkwood event

  • Martial activities: tournaments and fencing are named among the standard offerings.
  • Arts and culture: music, singing, feasting, courts, and displays of members' craft and research work.
  • Family participation: activities for children are explicitly included.
  • Variety: the barony frames events as covering "just about anything having to do with the Middle Ages" that members choose to recreate.

A practical next step

If you want actual dates rather than event types, go straight to the barony's Baronial Calendar page, which the site identifies as the place for upcoming events. For a first visit, a local event with a feast and court is usually the easiest introduction: you can watch the tournament, see the arts display, and talk with members about their personas and crafts without needing garb or a persona of your own.

Hawkwood also has two cantons, Stormwall and Haukesgate, so some activities may be organized at that level rather than by the barony as a whole. If you live outside the barony's lands, the public Facebook page is the intended way to follow announcements; members within its lands are pointed to the Talon Talk Google Group and a Discord server.

For comparison, other SCA branches in the region publish their own event schedules, such as the Kingdom of Atlantia at Kingdom of Atlantia and the SCA's main organization at Society for Creative Anachronism.

What are the cantons of the Barony of Hawkwood?

The Barony of Hawkwood has two cantons: Stormwall and Haukesgate.

A canton is a smaller local branch within a barony, so if you live near one of these, that group is likely your most direct point of contact for local meetings, practices and events. If you are unsure which canton covers your area, the baronial calendar and the barony's Google Group, Talon Talk, are the practical next places to check.

How can I contact the Barony of Hawkwood?

The Barony of Hawkwood's site points to a few different contact routes depending on whether you live inside its borders. The most direct option for members and residents is Talon Talk, the Barony's Google Group; the site says that if you are not already on it, you should email the Baronial Webminister to be added. For general updates and public contact, the Barony also maintains a public Facebook Page, and residents within its lands can join a separate Facebook Group. There is also an unofficial Discord server, which the site links directly.

Which channel to use

Your situation Best first step
You live in the Barony and want local announcements Ask the Baronial Webminister to add you to Talon Talk
You live in the Barony and want informal chat Join the Facebook Group or the unofficial Discord server
You live outside the Barony but want to follow events Like the public Facebook Page
You have a website or administrative question Email the Baronial Webminister

A practical next step

If your goal is to ask about attending an event, start with the public Facebook Page rather than the Google Group, since the group is aimed at people living within the Barony. If you are local and want to get involved in activities such as tournaments, fencing, feasting, or arts and sciences, ask to be added to Talon Talk, where day-to-day coordination is most likely to happen.

One caveat from the page itself: the Discord server is described as unofficial, so treat it as a social space rather than an official channel for Baronial business. For anything that needs an official answer, use the Webminister or the public Facebook Page. The site also notes that Hawkwood is part of the Kingdom of Atlantia, so if your question concerns Kingdom-level events or policies rather than the Barony itself, you may need to look beyond the Baronial pages.

What is the Kingdom of Atlantia?

The Kingdom of Atlantia is the regional branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) that covers Washington, DC, plus Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Augusta, Georgia. The Barony of Hawkwood — the SCA group for the westernmost part of North Carolina — belongs to it, and Hawkwood is described as the second-youngest barony in the Kingdom, with two cantons, Stormwall and Haukesgate. See Barony of Hawkwood.

In practice, a "kingdom" is the SCA's largest local unit: it has its own royal couple (chosen by tournament combat), courts, laws and awards, and it contains smaller groups such as baronies, shires and cantons. So when someone in Hawkwood says an event is "kingdom-level," they mean it draws people from across that whole DC-to-Georgia footprint rather than just the local barony.

What that means for you

  • If you live in Atlantia, your nearest SCA group is probably not Hawkwood — check the kingdom's group list to find the barony, shire or canton covering your county.
  • If you live outside Atlantia, you can still attend Atlantian events, but your membership and awards belong to your home kingdom.
  • Want to know who rules, what events are coming, or how awards work? Start at the kingdom's own site: Kingdom of Atlantia.
  • For the wider organization behind both, see Society for Creative Anachronism.

A useful first step: email the Hawkwood webminister or seneschal and ask which group covers your address — they will point you to the right kingdom-level contact.

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Where Is the Barony of Hawkwood Located Within the SCA?

The Barony of Hawkwood sits in the western-most portion of North Carolina and belongs to the Kingdom of Atlantia, a regional branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA). If you live in western North Carolina, you are likely within Hawkwood's lands; if you live elsewhere in Atlantia's territory, you fall under a different local branch of the same kingdom.

The SCA's Geographic Structure

The SCA organizes its members into a hierarchy of geographic branches. Understanding the layers helps you figure out which group you belong to:

  • The SCA — the international parent organization, a non-profit educational group dedicated to studying and selectively re-creating medieval life.
  • Kingdoms — large regional divisions. Hawkwood's kingdom is Atlantia.
  • Baronies — local branches within a kingdom. Hawkwood is one of these.
  • Cantons — smaller sub-groups within a barony. Hawkwood has two: Stormwall and Haukesgate.

So when you ask "where is Hawkwood?", the answer depends on which layer you mean: it is a barony in the Kingdom of Atlantia, which is part of the worldwide SCA.

What Territory the Kingdom of Atlantia Covers

Atlantia is a large kingdom. According to the barony's website, it encompasses:

  • Washington, DC
  • Maryland
  • Virginia
  • North Carolina
  • South Carolina
  • Augusta, GA

Hawkwood occupies only the western-most portion of North Carolina within that footprint. The rest of Atlantia's territory is served by other baronies, shires, and cantons.

How to Tell If You Live in Hawkwood

The practical reason to know Hawkwood's location is to determine whether you are a local member. Use this rough check:

  1. Start with your state. If you are not in North Carolina, you are outside Hawkwood (though you may still be in Atlantia).
  2. Narrow to region. If you are in North Carolina but not in the western portion, you likely belong to a different branch.
  3. Confirm with the barony. The site notes that members living within Hawkwood's lands are invited to join its Google Group, Talon Talk, and its Facebook Group. If you are unsure, emailing the Baronial Webminister to be added to Talon Talk is the direct way to confirm and connect.

Why the Location Matters

Knowing you are in Hawkwood tells you which local events, courts, and activities are "yours." SCA events typically feature tournaments, fencing, music and singing, feasting, courts, arts displays, and children's activities. These are organized at the branch level, so your home branch is where you will find the people and calendar closest to you.

If you are outside the barony, the site still welcomes you to follow its public Facebook Page to keep up with its activities — you simply would not be a local member.

Quick Reference

Layer Hawkwood's Position
Organization Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA)
Kingdom Atlantia
Barony Hawkwood
Cantons Stormwall, Haukesgate
Core territory Western-most North Carolina
Kingdom territory DC, MD, VA, NC, SC, Augusta GA

The key takeaway: Hawkwood is a barony in Atlantia, rooted in western North Carolina, with two cantons under it. If you live in that area, you are in Hawkwood's lands and can get involved through Talon Talk or the barony's Facebook Group; if you are elsewhere in Atlantia, you are in the same kingdom but a different local branch.

How to Find Upcoming Events and News for the Barony of Hawkwood

The Barony of Hawkwood, a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) in western North Carolina, publishes its upcoming events on its Baronial Calendar page, and its current news appears in the Recent Posts section of the website. If you want to keep up with baronial activities beyond the site itself, the barony also points members and visitors to its Facebook Group, public Facebook Page, Google Group ("Talon Talk"), and an unofficial Discord server.

Start with the Baronial Calendar

The website states directly that "Upcoming events can be found on our Baronial Calendar page." This is the primary, authoritative place to check dates for tournaments, feasts, courts, and other activities. If you only want to know what is happening next, go there first.

Check Recent Posts for current news

The homepage includes a Recent Posts section, which is where the barony surfaces current news and updates. Note that the page as captured shows no comments, archives, or categories populated — so if Recent Posts looks empty, the site may simply not have published anything recently, and you should rely on the calendar and social channels instead.

Use the navigation menu for context

The site's navigation menu is the intended path to learn more about the SCA and the people and events that make up the Barony of Hawkwood. Use it when you need background — for example, what the SCA is, what a barony or canton is — rather than for time-sensitive event listings.

Follow the barony on social and group channels

Channel Who it is for How to join
Talon Talk (Google Group) People living within the Barony Email the Baronial Webminister to be added
Facebook Group Members living within Hawkwood's lands Join via the group link on the site
Public Facebook Page Interested parties outside the Barony Like the page to follow baronial goings-on
Unofficial Discord server Anyone interested Join at the invite link posted on the site

The distinction matters: the Facebook Group and Talon Talk are aimed at those within the barony's territory, while the public Facebook Page is explicitly for people who do not live within it.

Know the structure behind the listings

Hawkwood is the second youngest barony in the Kingdom of Atlantia, which covers Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Augusta, GA. The barony has two cantons, Stormwall and Haukesgate. Events may be run at the baronial or canton level, so if a calendar entry references a canton, that is a sub-group within Hawkwood rather than a separate organization.

Practical checklist

  1. Open the Baronial Calendar page for confirmed upcoming events.
  2. Scan Recent Posts on the homepage for the latest announcements.
  3. If you live in the barony, email the Baronial Webminister to join Talon Talk, and join the Facebook Group.
  4. If you live outside the barony, like the public Facebook Page instead.
  5. Join the unofficial Discord server if you prefer chat-based updates.

One caveat: the site does not state how often the calendar or posts are updated, so treat social channels as a supplement rather than a replacement for the calendar when confirming event details.

What Is the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) and What Can You Do in It?

The Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) is a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to studying and selectively re-creating life in the Middle Ages. According to the Barony of Hawkwood — an SCA branch covering the western-most portion of North Carolina — members research and adopt medieval-style names reflecting their chosen persona's culture and time period, then take part in as many or as few period crafts, arts, sciences, and martial activities as interest them. The stated aim is to recreate the best aspects of the Middle Ages — chivalry, nobility, arts, and culture — without reliving the worst: plague, poor hygiene, serfdom, and torture.

How the SCA Is Organized

The SCA divides the map into kingdoms and their subordinate branches. Hawkwood's own structure illustrates the pattern:

Level Example Notes
Kingdom Kingdom of Atlantia Encompasses Washington, DC, Maryland, Virginia, North and South Carolina, and Augusta, GA
Barony Barony of Hawkwood Western-most North Carolina; second youngest barony in Atlantia
Canton Stormwall, Haukesgate Sub-groups within Hawkwood

So a local group you encounter is usually part of a larger kingdom with its own events, officers, and calendar.

What Activities Does the SCA Offer?

Hawkwood's description of typical SCA events lists a broad range: tournaments, fencing, music and singing, feasting, courts, arts displays, and activities for children — "just about anything having to do with the Middle Ages that our members can think to do or recreate."

That breadth is the point. You are not required to do everything. Members participate in as many or as few medieval crafts, arts, sciences, and martial activities as they choose, which makes the SCA workable whether you are drawn to combat, research, performance, or simply the social side.

The Persona Concept

A distinctive feature of SCA membership is the persona: members research and adopt medieval-style names that reflect the culture and time period they have chosen. This is what separates the SCA from a generic hobby group — the historical research and the re-creation are linked, and your name and interests usually grow out of that research.

How to Get Involved with a Local Group

If you are near Hawkwood, the website points to several channels:

  • Talon Talk — the barony's Google Group for those living within its lands; email the Baronial Webminister to be added.
  • Facebook Group — for members living within Hawkwood's lands.
  • Discord — an unofficial server at https://discord.gg/taQ95PduNh.
  • Public Facebook Page — for interested parties who do not live within the barony but want to follow its activities.

Upcoming events are listed on the Baronial Calendar page, which is the practical starting point if you want to attend something before committing to any group.

What to Expect at a First Event

Based on the activities Hawkwood describes, a newcomer can expect to encounter tournaments and fencing, music and singing, feasting, courts, arts displays, and children's activities. Because the SCA is educational and non-profit in its stated purpose, the emphasis is on participation and research rather than performance for an audience. If you are unsure where to begin, the calendar and the contact channels above are the two entry points the barony itself recommends.

What is the Barony of Hawkwood Website?

The Barony of Hawkwood website (hawkwood.atlantia.sca.org) is the official online home of the Barony of Hawkwood, a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) located in the western-most portion of North Carolina. It serves as a hub for baronial news, upcoming events, and community links, and it explains the SCA's educational mission to study and selectively re-create life in the Middle Ages. If you are looking for local SCA information, event dates, or ways to connect with members in that region, this is the site to check.

What the SCA Is

The SCA is described on the site as a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to the study and selective re-creation of life in the Middle Ages. Members research and adopt medieval-style names that reflect the culture and time period of their chosen persona, and they take part in as many or as few medieval crafts, arts, sciences, and martial activities as interest them.

The re-creation is selective by design. According to the site, participants strive to recreate the best aspects of the Middle Ages — chivalry, nobility, arts, and culture — without re-living the worst aspects, such as the plague, poor hygiene, serfdom, and torture.

Where Hawkwood Fits

Hawkwood is part of the Kingdom of Atlantia, which encompasses Washington, DC, as well as Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Augusta, GA. Within that kingdom, Hawkwood is the second youngest barony and has two Cantons: Stormwall and Haukesgate.

Attribute Detail
Organization Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA)
Type of branch Barony
Region Western-most portion of North Carolina
Parent kingdom Kingdom of Atlantia
Sub-groups Cantons of Stormwall and Haukesgate
Status Second youngest barony in Atlantia

What the Site Offers

The site functions as a starting point for anyone interested in the barony. Its stated purposes include:

  • Explaining the SCA and its educational mission
  • Pointing to upcoming events through the Baronial Calendar page
  • Connecting members through communication channels
  • Describing the barony's structure and place within Atlantia

SCA events typically feature tournaments, fencing, music and singing, feasting, courts, arts displays, and activities for children — essentially anything related to the Middle Ages that members can think to do or recreate.

How to Get Involved

The site lists several ways to connect, depending on where you live:

  • Talon Talk — the barony's Google Group for those living within its lands. If you are not already on it, the site directs you to email the Baronial Webminister to be added.
  • Facebook Group — open to members who live within the barony's lands.
  • Discord — an unofficial server, joinable via the invite link provided on the site.
  • Public Facebook Page — for interested parties who do not live within the barony but want to keep up with its activities.

Who Should Use This Site

This site is most useful if you:

  • Live in western North Carolina and want to find local SCA activities
  • Are curious about what the SCA is and how its baronies are organized
  • Want to check the baronial calendar for upcoming events
  • Are looking for the right channel to join the local community

If you are outside the barony's lands, the public Facebook Page is the site's suggested way to follow along.

What Are the Cantons of the Barony of Hawkwood and How Do I Get Involved?

The Barony of Hawkwood has two Cantons: Stormwall and Haukesgate. Hawkwood is a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) covering the western-most portion of North Carolina, and it is the second youngest barony in the Kingdom of Atlantia. If you want to get involved, the main paths are joining the barony's Talon Talk Google Group, its Facebook Group, or its unofficial Discord server — and if you live outside the barony's lands, you can follow along through the public Facebook Page.

Where Hawkwood Fits in the SCA

The SCA is a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to studying and selectively re-creating life in the Middle Ages. Hawkwood belongs to the Kingdom of Atlantia, which encompasses Washington, DC, plus Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Augusta, GA.

Within that structure, Hawkwood is a barony — a local branch — and its two cantons, Stormwall and Haukesgate, sit beneath it as smaller sub-groups.

Level Name
Kingdom Atlantia
Barony Hawkwood
Cantons Stormwall, Haukesgate

What You Can Actually Do in the SCA

Participation is open-ended: members research and adopt medieval-style names reflecting their chosen persona's culture and time period, and take part in as many or as few activities as interest them. Typical SCA events include:

  • Tournaments and fencing
  • Music and singing
  • Feasting and courts
  • Arts displays
  • Activities for children

As the barony puts it, this covers "just about anything having to do with the Middle Ages that our members can think to do or recreate" — while deliberately skipping the plague, poor hygiene, serfdom, and torture.

How to Get Involved

The right channel depends on where you live.

If you live within the barony's lands

  1. Join Talon Talk — the barony's Google Group for residents. Email the Baronial Webminister to be added.
  2. Join the Facebook Group — open to members living within Hawkwood's lands.
  3. Join the Discord server — an unofficial community space at https://discord.gg/taQ95PduNh.

If you live outside the barony

You can't join Talon Talk or the members' Facebook Group, but you can like the public Facebook Page to keep up with baronial goings-on.

Finding Events and More Information

Upcoming events are listed on the Baronial Calendar page. For general background on the SCA and the people and events that make up Hawkwood, the site's navigation menu is the intended starting point.

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