You are invited to join us this weekend for the annual Midsummer Festival, and the name day of Princess Sophia Caddock!
Nore has always been known for the festivals it holds. Every month, the New Moon Feast has been the topic of gossip, but only once a year came the Midsummer Festival. This welcomes in the new summer, as well as the longest day of the year. It lasts from sunrise to sunrise, welcoming children and adults both to join in the festivities.
Fey are expected to appear near ten or eleven PM. Be wary of approaching them. While they do not attack on the equinoxes or solstices, there is no promise that the Fey will not be suspicious of anyone who comes too close.
But this year is especially celebrated, for the princess Sophia Caddock not only celebrates her nameday on the day of the Summer Festival, but enters into adulthood herself. She turns nineteen on the twenty-fourth of June, and at this time, will be of marriageable age. It is a day to celebrate Nore’s great fortune and the coming of a New Summer.
Things to know before the event begins:
Most shops surrounding the Market Square will be extremely active in the early morning, and close mid-afternoon.
There will be games and races for children, and for adults, and some for both.
This takes place in a few fields in the Wastes, and bonfires will be lit at night.
It is expected to bring a gift from your family, or group of friends, for the princess.
Wear your best! It’s not a festival unless you come dressed for it.
Experts have been putting together fireworks to set off once night falls.
Artisans may set up booths during the festival, while troupes of actors may have small stages set up to perform.
As always, this festival meant to remind the Norns that they are a family, not just a kingdom. No-one is unwelcome, and anyone may attend, slave, nobility, and so on.
Threads for this event may begin Wednesday, 22 June and may go on for however long is necessary. Please do not start new ones after Monday, 27 June.

















