Answer:
Women practiced embroidery and made tapestries. They raised flowers, though usually in a vegetable garden or among medicinal herbs. They sang and played musical instruments, and they danced. Those who were literate read and wrote poetry, and there were a number of important medieval poets who were women. St. Hildegard of Bingen wrote a play set to music, and since she wrote the music in understandable notation, it can still be performed.