- Anglo-Saxon Context: Franks Carolingia Merovingia - Very interesting series.
- Anglo-Saxon Context: Scandinavia "Vikings" - Ibid.
- Anglo-Saxon Context: The Normans - Ibid. I actually got up at 9 AM for all three of these!
- Are You Wearing a Tablecloth? Greek Clothing - From what I remember, I liked it.
- Baba Yaga, the Arch Villainess of Russian Folklore - Exceptionally fun and educational class. The mythos behind the Rus folklore makes me really wish I could read it!
- Beautiful Neckline Finishing- Tricks and hints on how to finish necklines. (Start sewing!)
- Fit Your Neck Hole: Keyhole Neck - Had to jet in this class. Teacher was good though!
- German Saxon Gown - Mistress Cerridwen hath inspired me to make a monstrosity. Someday!
- Ghirlandaio Girl: Intro to 1480's Florentine Dress - Well attended and excellent handouts.
- Let's Be Frank: Improving your Caroligian Persona - Good class, male teacher, Frankish clothes. Simplicity and complexity all at the same time! Makes me wish I/we were earlier period.
- Mozzarella, 30-Minute Process - Class was packed, but a good primer for cheese making.
- Norse and Rus Women's Head Coverings - What can I say? Rannvaeig is a great teacher.
- Norse Underdress Drafting: Basic Pieced Style - Good class. Super attended.
- Pilgrim's Bag - Excellent research materials, still need to make the bag!
- Plagues of Europe: Really, There Was More Than One - Good history class.
- Scandalously Practical: Italian Drawers - No what I expected, but useful.
- Temple Rings and Tortoise Shell Brooches - See above. Rannvaeig is awesome.
- The Orient Express: Did Byzantines wear Persian? - I really liked this class and the teacher was passionate about her subject matter.
- Thorsberg Trousers: Pants that Last - Excellent class with a definite OOOOOH moment with the cut of the fabric actually mattering for stretch.
- Zilbaldone da Canal: The Book of 14th Century Traders - Excellent history class.
There were a few more that I put on my list, but missed narrowly or only caught the tail end of as I spent a fair amount of time volunteering at A&S Point or teaching my own four classes. I can't wait to see what classes will be taught next year!