
Please note:
Student registration forms and payments must be turned into the school. Each school is responsible for sending the set of student and adult registration forms and complete payment to the address provided.
Forms and payments must be collected by each class . All registration forms and a single payment for each class must be mailed to:
The Arizona Medieval Games
PO Box 24222
Phoenix, AZ 85074
The registration forms and payment are due by February 14, 2022.

If you would like have your class join the Arizona Medieval Games, please send an email inquiry.

Waldorf minded families whose students are not enrolled at a Waldorf school or not at a participating Waldorf school may request to have their student join the event.
Families must assist their students in preparing for the Games.
Complete the Registration form and submit payment according the the directions in the Payments section.

This is a great opportunity for your squires to learn more about the virtues and work on self improvement and service to others. The documents for the Challenge are available to download.

Each squire is expected to carefully read the packing list and prepare accordingly.
The temperatures do drop into the 30's. Please make sure that your squire is properly prepared.
A downloadable copy of the packing list is available below.

Each squire is required to wear a tabard and coat of arms. Tabards may be supplied by the school or family. Tabards and coats of arms must be worn during the event. The coat of arms may be created directly on the tabard or on a separate piece of fabric and attached to the tabard.
Instructions for making tabards and coats.

Students -
Parent/volunteers -
Class & movement teachers - no charge
This covers the daily per person fee charged by the Wilderness Ranch, all of the delicious meals/snacks, shirts for the squires, and the additional costs of running the event.
Forms and payments must be collected by each class . All registration forms and a single payment for each class must be mailed to:
Arizona Medieval Games
233 E. Southern Avenue
PO Box 23665
Tempe, AZ 85282-9998
Deadlines
Registration payment: tba
Full Refund: tba
Partial Refund (less $45) tba
To request a refund (full or partial), send an email with the name, phone number, address, category (adult volunteer, student, etc) and school name/unaffiliated.

Parent/volunteers are a vital part of the success of the Games each year. Many hands make light work. Parent/adult volunteers are encouraged to enjoy some respite when not working a shift. Please note that parents may not watch the squires unless specifically invited to.
Adult/Volunteer Registration Form
Adults/Volunteers are strongly encouraged to submit their registration form and payment with the class's.
To submit a registration form and payment separately or after the class deadline, the form and payment (check or money order) may be mailed to:
Arizona Medieval Games
233 E. Southern Avenue
PO Box 23665
Tempe, AZ 85282-9998
For more information on specific volunteer opportunities, visit the Support the Games page.
Thank you for volunteering!

All adults are encouraged to dress in costume.
If you are on the field with the squires, you must dress in costume. Visit the bottom of this page for suggestions.

Location: Wilderness Ranch
368 Grizzly Bear Rd, Lakeside, AZ 85929
Accommodations: There is a bathhouse with flush toilets and showers .
Handicap facilities are available.
The showers are available for adults only; towels are not provided.
Bunk style accommodations are available for adults for a nominal, one time fee of $5/person. Each guest must provide their own bedding supplies. See the adult registration form for more details.

A tabard is constructed from a 1/2 yard of fabric, approximately 60 inches wide.
#1 Cut the fabric into 1/2 yard (18") lengths.
#2 Fold the fabric in half with the selvage together and cut a head hole in the center of the fold.
#3 If the fabric unravels easily, you may need to hem the edges. Finish the sides of the tabard by folding over the edge approximately 3/8 of an inch and sew with a zigzag stitch.
#4 Make a pair of ties for each side (4 total) from surplus fabric or with bias tape and sew securely at the midsection. Note: ties are recommended as belts often fall off.
#5 Place the school name on the back of the tabard so that it can be easily seen on the field.
#6 Put the creast on the front of the tabard. Crest may be created directly on the tabard or on a separate piece of fabric and attached.

Each student should create their own design , reflective of their interests, character, and artistic sense.
The design may be stitched, painted, or drawn.

Costumes can range from “peasant” attire to very elaborated outfits for lords and ladies. Costumes should allow for ease of movement.
Please note that there is only one King and Queen, who will be presiding over the events, so please no crowns or other obviously royal insignia.
Have fun!

* Ankle length, voluminous skirt
* Large, scoop-neck peasant style blouse
* Flower garland with ribbons or a silk veil as a head covering
* Full length dress with a fitted bodice and wide skirt
* A cloak (cape) for the chilly mornings and nights.

* Knee length pants or knickers (could be as simple as a pair of sweatpants pushed up to the knees)
* Full length exercise or bicycle leggings
* Large, peasant style shirt that comes down to the mid-thigh, worm with a leather belt or cord
* Felt hat or medieval bonnet with with feather
* A cloak (cape) for the chilly mornings and nights.
For our Scottish friends....a kilt
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