We are pleased to announce the return of our well reviewed lecture/seminar class with Arlington County Public Schools Community Learning. The class will be at the Syphax building on Tuesday, May 25 from 7-9pm. All attendees will be required to wear a mask and maintain social distance. Enrollment is currently open. Click here to register.
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Stay Safe
Due to the continued Covid-19 risk, Arlington County Community Learning will only be offering online courses for the fall semester. As so much of our class is students handling the equipment and thumbing through our library, we decided to not offer the class this semester. Watch for us this winter and spring! Stay safe. Wear your mask.
Arlington Community Learning
We have two upcoming dates for our well reviewed seminar/demonstration class about reconstructing the martial arts of medieval Europe. Come peruse our library, handle our training equipment, and find out how to practice these arts yourself. Registration is open for the February 26 class, held at W-L High School in Arlington, VA, 7-9pm.
https://registration.arlingtonadulted.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=20WGI187
If you cannot make the February class, your next opportunity will be April 21. Watch this space for registration information.
Fall Registration Now Open
Registration is now open for our fall class. Students will get a chance to handle the practice equipment, browse the texts and see demonstrations as to how we are rejuvenating a martial art.
Class is one two hour session at W-L High School in Arlington, VA on Tuesday, October 22 from 7-9pm.
Registration information is in the link below.
https://registration.arlingtonadulted.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=19FGI187
Spring Registration Open
Our Arlington County Community Learning class is scheduled for April 23, from 7-9pm at W-L High School. Come out to view illustrations from medieval manuscripts, hear about the history of fencing and how modern students are practicing an historical martial art, as well as handle our practice swords and other equipment.
Register here: https://registration.arlingtonadulted.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=19SGI187
Winter Registration with Arlington County Community Education
Registration is now open for our winter class. This lecture/seminar about how we are reconstructing a martial art from medieval texts takes place at Washington-Lee High School, February 20, from 7-9pm.
Come out to see artwork from medieval manuscripts, handle our reproduction equipment, and learn how you can train in these arts.
You can register here: https://registration.arlingtonadulted.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=19WGI187
Today’s funny… (And registration info)
At ACMA, it’s always medieval studies week. This weekend is your last opportunity to sign up for our lecture/seminar on Tuesday, October 23 from 7-9pm at Washington-Lee High School in Arlington, VA.
Registration is now open
We will be presenting a lecture/seminar for Arlington County Public Schools Community Learning at Washington-Lee High School on Tuesday, October 23 from 7-9pm. Register at https://registration.arlingtonadulted.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=18FGI187 or by calling (703)228-7200.
Spring Registration is open
Arlington Community Learning classes are open for spring registration. Our lecture/seminar on reconstructing historical European martial arts is scheduled for April 24. We will be presenting our source material, demonstrating techniques, and giving you a chance to handle our simulators. Register at https://registration.arlingtonadulted.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=18SGI187
Arlington County Continuing Education Class
Our lecture/seminar on reconstructing historical European martial arts is scheduled for two sessions, February 21 and April 24. We will be presenting our source material, demonstrating techniques, and giving you a chance to handle our simulators. Registration for the February class is open: https://registration.arlingtonadulted.org/CourseStatus.awp?&course=18WGI187
Prefer to sign up for the April class? Watch this space!
Academy of Chivalric Martial Arts 
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