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“Our faire is unique – a blend of the Renaissance in the year 1550 and Pirates of the 18th Century! Visitors are invited to join us in period attire…. Weapons may be worn if appropriate to your character, but must be kept sheathed and peace-tied at all times. No firearms – real or pretend – please.”
Ticket Prices:
Adults $8.00
Seniors (60+) $5.00
Juniors (10-18) $5.00
Children under 10 are free!
Free parking!

“This year join us as we celebrate the 6th Glorious year! We are planning to have a blow-out celebration every day! You do now want to miss a moment of the fun.”

Gate Fees:
7 years and under Free!
8-12 $5
13+ $12
Weekend Pass (both days) $20
Two Week Pass (all 4 days) $35
Military ID $10 with ID
Groups of 10-19 Adults $10 each
Groups of 20+ Adults $9 each

“For 9 glorious weekends starting in early July, each Saturday and Sunday, plus Labor Day Monday, visitors take a rollicking romp through Elizabethan England, complete with 16th Century games, rides, arts, crafts, food, music and one-of-a-kind encounters with a spectacular cast of characters. The Faire boasts a beautiful 30-acre site with open-air stages featuring Swordfighters, Minstrels and Jesters. Meet Robin Hood or Queen Elizabeth, in person! Once you enter the portal gates, you travel back in time to the year 1574, and you’ve walked right into an exciting village festival day. And what are we celebrating? Queen Elizabeth, Herself, is visiting Bristol! It’s time to eat, drink and be merry!
Now through June 26th: Early Bird Tickets are $15 online with NO convenience fees!”

“Join the Mayfaire Renaissance Festival for all the fun and adventure with a fantastic line up of daily Entertainment. Join the Queen, Princess, and the court, as they frolic at the Mayfaire Renaissance Festival. Join in the festivities around the Maypole, the Queen’s Tournament, or perhaps a lite Tea with the Queen.”

“Array thyself in your favorite garb and join us for a weekend of amazing Performers, Games to test your skills, and more Wonders than can be enjoyed in a single day. The Faire opens at 10 a.m. on Saturday and runs until 6 p.m. Upon the hour of 5 p.m. that eve a Masquerade Ball shall held to include Medieval Dance Instruction, the Wooing Contest and lessons in the Refined Art of Hand Kissing. The Faire reopens Sunday at 10 a.m. and concludes at 5 p.m.”

Featuring a cast of hundreds of authentically costumed merrymakers living and working throughout the village and performing, continuously, upon the Festival’s seven stages, the illusion of a rollicking 16th Century festival day is created.

“We’ve been celebrating the magic and adventure of the 16th century for 31 years! Join us weekends and Labor Day, August 21 – October 3, 2009 and discover the enchanted realms containing 16 stages of continuous entertainment, over 190 master artisans and an ambiance that is sure to draw every member of your family into a mystical fantasy. Take a stroll through the lanes and discover unique handcrafted wares. Tempt your taste buds with extraordinary cuisine that’s fit for a king or queen! Come Live The Adventure at the Michigan Renaissance Festival!”

“Saturdays & Sundays, 10am – 7pm.
Our Faire is 20 acres of pure fun! 13 stages offer variety entertainment all day long. In addition, we dazzle you with a fully armored joust, the Queen and her glittering Court, amazing arts and crafts, delicious food, fine spirits, music, dance, parades, rides and games. Join us for a day of play”

“Why not…try something that will fill your senses, calm your world-weary nerves, energize and renew your sense of the world? The Sterling Renaissance Festival, in Sterling, NY, does just that and it’s closer and cheaper than most other summer distractions. The Renaissance Festival is a dramatic recreation of an Elizabethan village at festival time. It is a Renaissance styled theme park, a 12-stage performance venue, a 35-acre interactive/environmental theatre, an arts and crafts faire, a Jousting Tournament, a food festival and tavern, all rolled into one non-stop, day-long, family adventure!
The Festival is open on weekends, Saturdays and Sundays. Hours are 10:00 AM until 7:00 PM.”

Event	Scarborough Renaissance Festival
Type	Renaissance
Dates	April 10 through May 31, 2010
Location	Scarborough Renaissance Festival 2511 FM66 Waxahachie Texas 75167 USA Phone: 1 972.938.3247
Website	SRFestival.com
Remarks	All ages Regular Admission: $21.99 Adults, $8.50 Children (ages 5-12) Children age 4 and under are free Parking is free Student Days, May 4 & 5 Highland Games, April 24 & 25 Daily Falconry demonstrations 3 Full Combat Jousts take place each day 21 stages with over 200 performances daily

“Scarborough Renaissance Festival is a Renaissance-themed festival based on the year 1533, during the reign of England’s King Henry VIII. [It is set on] a 35 acre ‘village’ (larger than most area shopping malls) within a 167 acre site. The Festival runs 8 consecutive weekends and Memorial Day Monday each spring.”

“Mission Statement: To provide the highest quality interactive educational entertainment ensuring all participants (patrons, cast and crew) not only have fun but also come away from each event with increased knowledge.
The Faire brings a unique brand of educational interactive family entertainment. Join in the revelry as the little 16th century town of Staffordshire celebrates the arrival of Elizabeth, Queen of England and her court.”

“We are one of the newest and fastest growing Renaissance Faires in Wisconsin! The Chippewa Valley Renaissance Faire in Wisconsin offers opportunities for entertainment that are affordable, accessible, and high-quality. Parking is free! Ticket prices are significantly more reasonable than other Renaissance Faires in Wisconsin. We offer package discounts and coupons throughout the season.”

“For three days All-Con provides an umbrella of content supporting fans of Science Fiction, Fantasy, Renaissance, Anime, Costuming, Theater / Performing Arts, Mystery, Art, Crafts, Collecting, and Film Making.”

“Pennsic is an annual event, in the guise of a “War”, between the Kingdoms of the East and the Middle of the Society for Creative Anachronism. The scheduled activities include large melee battles, tournaments, archery, stage performances, dancing, and hundreds of classes on medieval topics. The marketplace has over 200 merchants selling a variety of wares. The opening weekend of Pennsic is the last Saturday in July, and the event runs for 2 weeks”