Arizona: Renaissance FestivalThe Arizona Renaissance Festival 2010
This year's AZ Renaissance Festival, from February 6-March 28, 2010, features more than 2,000 brightly costumed actors, dancers, and musicians. The village has over 200 elaborately adorned shops offering an array of goods. The Renaissance Festival experience is meeting and interacting with these colorful characters, shopping for arts and crafts, and taking in a selection of over 150 shows every event day. There is a great variety of food for feasting, and a bevy of beverages including Medieval Margaritas, Da Vinci Coladas, Dukes of Daiquiri, wine, honey mead, beers and ales, along with soft drinks and lemonade Find out more about this year's Arizona Renaissance Festival 2010.
Where: East of Apache Junction on US Highway 60, just past Gold Canyon Golf Resort, near the Superstition Mountains. When: AZ Renaissance Festival is held on eight consecutive weekends (Saturdays, Sundays, and Presidents’ Day Monday) from February 6, 2010 through March 28, 2010. The AZ Festival runs from 10AM until 6:00PM, rain or shine. Advance Discount Tickets: $18 for adults, $8 for kids ages 5-12 (under 5 always free), available on line www.RenFestInfo.com or at Fry’s Food and Drug Stores state wide. Children under 5 are always free. Tickets purchased at the gate are $2 more. Senior discount tickets (60 and over) are $17 at the gate. Parking: FREE courtesy of Fry’s and Fry’s Marketplace Information: Call 520.463.2700. Web Site: royalfaires.com/arizona/ The Story of JoustingTwo tons of horse, knight and armor gallop onto the field prepared to do battle with ten-foot lances for a lady's honor. And when the joust is done, you can visit the "The Royal Stables" and meet your champion from the era of chivalry. Jousting is held three times daily in the King's Tournament Arena. Continue reading... Web Site Host: Entertainment MagazineCopyright © 1995-2010, Arizona Renaissance Festival/EMOLorg. All rights reserved.
|
Arizona
|
The 22nd annual Arizona Renaissance Festival is a medieval amusement park, a 12-stage theater, a 30-acre circus, an arts and crafts fair, a jousting tournament and a feast -- all rolled into one non-stop, day-long family adventure.
The 16th century Festival is home to many popular traditions including chomping down on a giant roasted turkey leg, and also features demonstrations of time honored crafts such as weaving, glass blowing, blacksmithing and pottery throwing.
What: The 22nd Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival 2010. Rain or Shine - No Pets - Free Parking
Delta's Best Fare Guarantee
|
|