Find your favorite festival, or discover new faires! We have basic info on each festival, and want to encourage you to go to their sites to explore more. We also link to the artisans and entertainers in our directory that attend those festivals.
Adding more festivals, artisans, and entertainers is a primary goal for us at renfest.org. We’re working to add artisans and entertainers by festival depending on the time of year the festival normally runs and general attendance. If your favorite faire isn’t here, drop us a note and we’ll try to get to it sooner than later. Thank you!
The Koroneburg Renaissance Festival is found in Corona, CA, and usually runs in May for 5 weeks.
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The Lady of the Lakes Renaissance Faire is found in Tavares, FL, and usually runs in November for 2 weeks.
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The Lakewood Lions Renaissance Faire is found in Lakewood, NJ, and usually runs in September for 1 week.
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The Lavonia Renaissance Festival is found in Lavonia, GA, and usually runs in May for 1 week.
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The Louisiana Renaissance Festival is found in Hammond, LA, and usually runs from November to December for 6 weeks.
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The Maiden Faire Renaissance Festival is found in Farmington, MO, and usually runs from May to June for 2 weeks.
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The Maine Renaissance Faire is found in Acton, ME, and usually runs in July for 2 weeks.
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The Manassas Viking Festival is found in Manassas, VA, and usually runs in May for 1 week.
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The Maryland Renaissance Festival is found in Annapolis, MD, and usually runs from August to October for 9 weeks.
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The Massachusetts Renaissance Faire is found in Cummington, MA, and usually runs from July to August for 2 weeks.
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