The SCA community includes over 30,000 members in 20 kingdoms around the globe. Our participants learn about the arts, skills, and culture of the Middle Ages and Renaissance in an atmosphere of fun, …

The SCA is devoted to the research and re-creation of pre-seventeenth century skills, arts, combat, culture, and employing knowledge of history to enrich the lives of participants through events, …

Degrees presented by the University of Atlantia are not awards of the Society for Creative Anachronism or any of its branches and do not convey SCA precedence. We are therefore pleased to be able to …

Open Society Officer positions are listed on this website, over the SCA Announcements mailing list, and in the Kingdom newsletters. Send applications and resumes for Society Officer positions to …

What is the SCA? The Society for Creative Anachronism is the world's largest medieval and Renaissance history society. Learn more about the Middle Ages!

We appreciate your membership! Your dues support the SCA’s infrastructure, helping to provide liability coverage for our chapters and to maintain rules and standards throughout the Society. Visit the …

You are welcome to participate in SCA activities and events sponsored by any group you want to travel to, near or far. One group may have a strong fighter practice, another an amazing sewing circle, and …

About this Site Translate About this Site © 2026 Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc. Disclaimer Sections What is the SCA? How to Get Started Armored Combat Rapier Combat History and Culture …

The SCA’s “Known World” is divided into twenty regions called kingdoms, and within the kingdoms there are hundreds of local SCA groups – Cantons, Shires, and Baronies.

The SCA offers a fantastic resource called the Known World Handbook which is filled with articles to help you get started. We've provided a preview article for free in the "Attend an Activity" section …