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 Renaissance FairsRenaissance fairs, outdoor gatherings in which historical periods—generally the Elizabethan Era—are recreated, were initially intended to be accurate historical reenactments but have since taken on a more theme park-like quality, particularly in the US. At these fairs, visitors may test their archery or axe-throwing skills, interact with costumed entertainers, and take in musical and theatrical acts, including jousting competitions. What famous actors worked at a Renaissance fair in their youth? More...
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My son was a part of an organization called the Society for Creative Anachronism or SCA as it was commonly called. He engaged in many battles and had a wonderful time at the renaissance fairs. I enjoyed attending them as well. Every year they meet in the mountain near me and have a three day “battle.” The costumes are wonderful and many participants are now adults who have been members for many years.
"He who never made a mistake never made a discovery." Samuel Smiles
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I consider attending the PA Renaissance Fair every year, but I can never find anyone else who wants to come along. It seems like it would be so much fun.
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