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Rogue Renaissance Fantasy Faire
Date : May 1, 2012 to May 1, 2012
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Location : Jackson County Expo Center, 1 Peninger Rd, Central Point, Oregon, US
May, Admission: $13 Where: Jackson County Expo Center, 1 Peninger Rd, Central Point, Oregon, US Booths: 100 / Attendance: 5,000 / See website for lodging.
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Portland Pirate Festival
Date : August 31, 2013 to August 31, 2013
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Location : Historic
August, Admission: $12 Where: Historic “Olde Towne” waterfront, St Helens, Oregon, US Booths: 60 / Attendance: 12,000 / 25 Miles north of Portland, OR (on Hwy 30)
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Faerieworlds Festival Winter
Date : January 29, 2011 to January 29, 2011
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Location : Eugene, Oregon, US
January, Admission: check website Where: Lane Events Ctr & McDonald Theatre, Eugene, Oregon, US Booths: N/A / Attendance: N/A
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Faerieworlds Festival Summer (Faerie & Celtic Music and Art)
Date : February 22, 2013 to February 24, 2013
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Location : Mount Piscah, 34999 Frank Parrish Rd., Eugene, Oregon, US
July, Admission: $20-24 per day or $60 weekend pass Where: Mount Piscah, 34999 Frank Parrish Rd., Eugene, Oregon, US Booths: 80 / Attendance: 3,000
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Canterbury Renaissance Faire
Date : June 20, 2013 to June 28, 2013
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Location : 6118 Mt Angel Hwy, Silverton, Oregon, US
July 20th-21th, 27th-28th, 2013, Admission: $10 Where: 6118 Mt Angel Hwy, Silverton, Oregon, US Booths: 50+ / Attendance: 10,000 / Camping for participants; hotels nearby.
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Recent Review
Day of Knights-A Medieval Experience by Valerie
We drove two hours to this fair with some of the children not really knowing what to expect. The fact that it was free was a HUGE bonus. What we met with was incredible. The historical accuracy of this event is amazing and the fact that the re-enactors are genuinely interested in educating the public about their particular area of interest is fantastic. Since it is a smaller event, there aren't enormous crowds for children to get lost in. Also, this allows for a greater amount of interaction between attendees and the re-enactors. My kids were able to take part in hands-on presentations, from wearing armor and taking a swing of the sword, to making Viking whipcord. It was truly a unique and memorable experience and we look forward to attending future events.
Spokane Renaissance Faire by Michael Paladin
Lots of good fun. I hope to attend next year
Missouri Renaissance Festival by Kittye Williams
I am the owner of the Missouri Renaissance Festival which was held July 2010 only and has since been defunct. The photo attached to this listing is not of the Cast and Crew of MoRF; I have that photo in my possession. I appreciate your promotion of my event but respectfully request that you also add that this trademarked and fully licensed event has been defunct since close of the 2010 season. Thank you for your assistance, Ms. Kittye Williams