Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire

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The Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, as of 2008, is in its 28th season. It is located in Penn Township, Lancaster County. The 35-acre Shire hosts close to 100 permanent Tudor-style shoppes, 12 stages, one of the largest joust arenas outside of Europe, its own winery, and on site microbrewery. The Faire runs 12 weekends from mid-August through the last weekend of October. It has 250,000 annual patrons, not counting additional festivals held on the same site.

Contents 1 2008 Themed Weekends 2 Events 2.1 Fairegrounds 2.2 Theater In The Mansion 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] 2008 Themed Weekends

• The Grand Arrival--August 9-10
• Chivalry & Romance--August 16-17
• Swashbuckler Adventure--August 23-24
• Children's Fantasy--August 30-31 & Sept 1
• Olde Worlde Fest--September 6-7
• Music,Dance & Make-a-Wish--September 13-14
• A Scottish Fling--September 20-21
• Oktoberfest--September 27-28
• Wine Harvest--October 4-5
• Pyrate Invasion--October 11-12
• Halloween Daze & Spooky Knights--October 18-19 & October 25-26

[edit] Events

[edit] Fairegrounds

• Celtic Fling and Highland Games
• Great Green America Fest
• Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire

[edit] Theater In The Mansion

• A Seance in the Mansion
• A St. Patrick's Day Celebration
• Friday Knights at the Improv
• Poe Evermore
• A Dickens of a Christmas

[edit] See also

• Renaissance fair

[edit] External links

• www.parenfaire.com
• www.parenfaire.net

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