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2027 Arizona Renaissance Festival
When is the upcoming Arizona Renaissance Festival?
The annual Arizona
Renaissance Festival returns in 2027 and celebrates its
39th season of tomfoolery, feasting, tricks and thrills!
The 2027 Arizona Renaissance Festival dates run from February 6 through April 4, 2027 on Saturdays and Sundays, including Presidents’ Day, from 10:00am until 6:00pm. Open rain or shine! Free parking!

The
Arizona Renaissance Festival is a medieval amusement park, a 16-stage theater, a 50-acre
circus, an arts and crafts fair, a jousting tournament and a feast --
all rolled into one non-stop, day-long adventure. You never know what
you will find on or off
the stage!
The 2027 Arizona Renaissance Festival is the largest and longest-running Renaissance festival in the country. It is a unique medieval-themed event that features over 16th century artisans, performers, and food vendors. Visitors to the festival can enjoy a variety of activities, including watching jousting tournaments, seeing live music and comedy shows, and shopping for unique handcrafted items.
The Arizona Renaissance Festival is a family-friendly event with something for everyone to enjoy. Children will love the rides, games, and shows, while adults will appreciate the shopping, food, and entertainment.
This unique outdoor event combines entertainment and wares reminiscent of what may have been found in a 16th
Century European village market celebrating the arrival of the King and Queen to their shire. Walk through our gates to
be transported back in time.
Mingle with over 2,000 costumed characters, eat a giant roasted turkey leg; take part in games of chance and skill; cheer
on your favorite knight; Shop in over 200 artisan shops and select an inimitable gift for that special someone; there is so
much to see and do.
Eat Drink and be Merry is the order of the day at the Village of Fairhaven.
Feast like Royalty at the Exclusive Pleasure
Feast! There is so much to see and do. A 10 ticket minimum purchase is all that’s required and YOU, the group
organizer will receive FREE Admission. Visit our Group Tickets page on our website to BOOK YOUR GROUP NOW. We
can also work with you to put together a custom tour package. Let us know what needs, interests you have. Don’t miss
the action and adventure at the Royal Faire – The More in your GROUP the Merrier the FUN at the Faire!
For the most up to date information please
refer to: Arizona.RenFestInfo.com.
Themed Weekends:
FEB. 13, 14 and 15: CHIVALRY and CHAMPIONS!!
‘Tis a Three-day ROYAL A’FAIR!! Step into the Splendor of Royalty, don
your finest attire, and greet the court for a weekend of elegance,
grace, and Regal festivities! Tis the Perfect Valentine’s date at the
Festival. Renaissance and Romance! The Age of Chivalry is Alive and Well
in our Realm! Witness knights in shining armor, daring displays of
honor, and contests of skill at the Tournament of Champions! Celebrate
the noble spirit that makes legends live on. Which knight shall win it
ALL!
Princess 👑Contest Saturday,💌 February 13, 1:30 pm for ages 5-12 at the
Royal Pavillion. Queen shall be present for the
competition.
Monday ‘tis our Majesty’s birthday 👑🥳Queen Katherine’s🎂Birthday Surprise- Monday ONLY FEB.15
Kids FREE ($25 value, ages 5-12) when you bring a Birthday Card for the Queen to the Festival Box Office.
Deaf Awareness Day Saturday ONLY Feb.13: Sign
Language Interpreters will be available at select stage shows. Discount
tickets are offered for attendees who are Deaf or Hard of
Hearing. For questions about Deaf Day email aslrenfestaz@gmail.com
FEB. 20 and 21: Vikings Invade the Village! Artisan
Appreciation Weekend. Observe old world trades and unique items crafted
by the Queen's artisans! Spend with you favorite festival artisans and
earn return tickets to the Faire! Kids Need to Read: Kids FREE Admission
($25 value, ages 5-12) when you donate 2 new books to the Kids Need to
Read tent at the Festival.
Feb. 27 and 28: JOURNEYS THROUGH TIME! From the past to the
future, travelers from all eras gather at the Faire! Marvel at
the meeting of worlds as history, fantasy, and imagination unite! Join
your fellow TIME TRAVELERS at the Festival!
MARCH 6 and 7: PIRATES INVASION and BREW FEST! Ahoy! The
pirate fleet has dropped anchor, bringing high-spirited fun,
sea-shanties, and treasures untold. Me Hearties be at the Faire or Be
Walkin’ the Plank! Savor the flavors of BREW FEST with a variety of
brews and mead in the Village Green (must be 21+) from noon-4pm.
March 13 and 14: Celtic Celebration! Let the pipes play and
the dancers leap! A Highland revels weekend of Celtic music, heritage,
and cheer awaits one and all. Show us your CELTIC spirit! Check for
“Pots ‘O Gold in your favorite shops! You might have the luck o’thee
Irish!
MARCH 20 and 21: ‘Tis an enchanted realm! Magic and Myth
fills the air as wizards, witches, and wondrous creatures roam the
lanes. Discover spells, stories, and surprises at every turn. Join the
WIZARDS and WONDER at the Festival! Join us for a MYTHICAL SEARCH with
our friends at Sci-Tech Festival
March 27 and 28: Come join the celebration!
April 3 and 4: Masquerade of Fools! Enjoy the atmosphere of
revelry. Eat, drink, and celebrate! Join us for the final weekend
before the gates close until next year! Mystery swirls through the
lanes as masked revelers delight in games, pageantry, and grand
disguises. Who will you be? Come join the celebration! Kids FREE
Admission ($25 value, ages 5-12) when you donate 3 non-perishable food
items to the Superstition Food Bank tent at the Festival.
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