Will the NY Renaissance Faire open in 2021?
Due to health concerns affecting the entire country, we will not be opening the New York Renaissance Faire for the 2020 season. For ticket exchanges and refunds, visit renfair.com/ny/tickets/ We will see you in 2021- Remember that after the plague comes the Renaissance!
How much are tickets to the New York Renaissance Faire?
Here's what to know before you go.Child age 5 - 12 + More Details$23.00Adult + More Details$38.00Season Pass - Child + More Details$100.00Season Pass - Adult + More Details$200.00
Will there be Bristol Renaissance Faire 2021?
The Bristol Renaissance Faire - Where Fantasy Rules! Frolic at Bristol Saturdays, Sundays, and Labor Day Monday. July 10 through September 6, 2021.
Where in New York is the Renaissance Fair?
Tuxedo, New York2022 marks the 45th Anniversary Celebration of the New York Renaissance Faire, located in Tuxedo, New York. The Faire is a rollicking romp through Elizabethan England, set within the Majestic Groves of Sterling Forest.
What do you wear to a Renaissance Faire?
You could dress as a peasant pretty easily....For the male person, dress all in drab colors, except as noted otherwise:a white or off-white poet's shirt.A simple vest.Breeches or half breeches.Simple boots & belt.You'll want a muffin top or other kind of cap.you can add a drinking horn as well.
Can you buy tickets at the door for the Renaissance Festival?
Tickets will vary in price depending on the weekend and day you want to visit. Discounted tickets are available online until Friday at midnight, then tickets will be sold at our day-of pricing at the festival gates and online.
Do you have to wear a mask at Bristol Renaissance Faire?
Full-face covering masks (such as with fursuits) are welcome, but we must ask that you remove the mask before you reach the entrance gate as we take your ticket. Once you are inside the Faire you may put your costume mask back on.
Where is the best Renaissance Fair?
Best Renaissance Festivals in the USTexas Renaissance Festival. ... Maryland Renaissance Festival. ... New York Renaissance Faire. ... Scarborough Renaissance Festival. ... Bristol Renaissance Faire. ... Northern California Renaissance Faire. ... Ohio Renaissance Festival. ... Arizona Renaissance Festival.More items...
What can I bring to the Renaissance Faire?
Bring money (cash or credit) for shopping. Believe it or not, you can definitely get some retail therapy at a Renaissance Fair. There are lots of specialty vendors, some of the most common include: Clothing and Weaponry, Jewelry (especially hand-made pewter goods), traditional Toys, etc.
Who owns NY Renaissance Faire?
In 1996, Barbara Hope and Donald Gaiti, Renaissance Entertainment Corp. acquired Creative Faires Ltd., the company who owned and operated the faire. The faire is the fifth to be owned by the corporation. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing the 2020 faire to be cancelled, the 43rd season was deferred to 2021.
Who owns the Sterling Renaissance Festival?
Doug WaterburyDoug Waterbury, who also owns the Sterling Renaissance Festival, Sylvan Beach Amusement Park and Santa's Workshop, has been permanently barred from ever managing rental properties, according to the settlement.
Who owns the Renaissance Fair?
Renaissance Entertainment ProductionsPresently owned by Renaissance Entertainment Productions (REP), it is a commercial reenactment of a 1580s market faire at Port Deptford, a waterfront town in Elizabethan era England.
Armour & Weaponry
Inner Beast Leather Leather Armour, Suede Clothing & Accessories Christopher Goguen & Katherine Williams 10 Market Square Crossing
Costume Rental
The Belrose Renaissance Clothing Rentals & Children’s Wagon Rentals David Belrose 24 Village Green www.thebelrose.com
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The fair is actually an entire town, a huge playground for adults with multiple spectacular events going on simultaneously. Half of the people are in very fancy costumes; there are Vikings, fairies, demons, and knights among all the more common medieval outfits.
New York Renaissance Faire Reviews
The fair is actually an entire town, a huge playground for adults with multiple spectacular events going on simultaneously. Half of the people are in very fancy costumes; there are Vikings, fairies, demons, and knights among all the more common medieval outfits.