*All event information is subject to change. Please continue to check back, or like us on Facebook @PaRenFaire for updates.
Dates: Saturdays & Sundays • August 15 - October 25, 2026
Themed Weekends: Click here for dates & details.
Hours of Operation: Gates Open at 11AM Each Public Faire Date • Faire site closes at 8PM. Merchants, food and beverages begin closing at 7PM.
Location: 2775 Lebanon Rd. Manheim, PA 17545
Tickets can be purchase online on the Virtual Box Office.
Ticket Pricing for August 15 - September 13
General Admission (Ages 12+): $38.95 ($35.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children (Ages 5-11): $21.95 ($18.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children 4 and Under Free, No Ticket Required
Virtual Box Office
Ticket Pricing for September 19 - October 25:
General Admission (Ages 12+): $42.95 ($39.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children (Ages 5-11): $23.95 ($20.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children 4 and Under Free, No Ticket Required
Virtual Box Office
• Please have your print at home tickets out or loaded on your mobile device and ready to scan on prior to coming to the Front Gate.
• Tickets can only be purchased online through the Virtual Box Office.
• Tickets are date specific and all exchange policies apply after purchase.
• The Faire is a rain or shine event.
• Tickets are emailed to the purchaser and can be printed or scanned from a mobile device.
• A change to the ticketing system brought about by US FTC Regulation taking place May 12, 2025 requires that both the ticket price and the service fee are combined in the overall ticket pricing. Please review your order during the purchasing process. The initial screen of the ordering process the ticket will display the sum of the ticket price + the service fee with those prices broken out and listed underneath.
Subscriptions for the 2026 Season are SOLD OUT. Stay in touch for Yuletide at the Faire subscriptions going on sale in October!
Full Season Faire Subscription (Covers All 22 Public Dates)
General Admission (Ages 12+): $195.00
Children (Ages 5-11): $65.00
Children 4 and Under Free, No Ticket Required
Includes 1 Ticket Per Subscription for Each of the 22 Faire Dates
Virtual Box Office: Subscription Link is in the upper right-hand corner of the event ticket purchase screen between "tickets" and "merchandise".
10-Day Faire Subscriptions have been discontinued.
The purchaser will receive an order confirmation email containing 1 ticket for each of the 22 Faire Days for each subscription purchased in the order. It is the Subscriber's responsibility to print or download their date specific tickets from the confirmation or their box office account. Each corresponding day's ticket must be presented at the Front Gate with an ID to enter the Faire grounds for entry.
Subscription tickets are NOT transferable to another individual not associated with the original Subscription purchase. Subscription tickets are NOT for resale. If this policy is broken, the Subscription and all associated tickets will be deactivated without refund.
If you will not be the individual using the Subscription tickets, consider the "Give as a Gift" option when purchasing.
Subscription quantities are limited. No discounts apply.
After 4PM Sunset Tickets go live on the online box office each Faire Day at 3PM with entry to the Faire beginning at 4PM. Sunset Tickets are not available in advance of the actual Faire date.
After 4PM Sunset Ticket Pricing for August 15 - September 13
General Admission (Ages 12+): $23.95 ($20.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children (Ages 5-11): $11.95 ($8.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children 4 and Under Free, No Ticket Required
After 4PM Sunset Ticket Pricing for September 19 - October 25:
General Admission (Ages 12+): $27.95 ($24.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children (Ages 5-11): $13.95 ($10.95 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee)
Children 4 and Under Free, No Ticket Required
Sunset Tickets allow guest to enjoy over 20 performances, including the Tournament of Arms, Ultimate Joust through the ending Finale in Song. Food booths, pour houses and independent vendors begin closing at 7PM at the start of the Finale Pub Sing at the Globe Theater. Vendors in Swashbuckler Grove and The Wharf Bar will remain open until the end of the performance. The Faire site closes at 8PM.
Regardless of the full day ticket sold out status, After 4PM Sunset Tickets will go live on the online box office each Faire Day at 3PM with entry to the Faire beginning at 4PM. Sunset Tickets are not available in advance of the actual Faire date. The Sunset Ticket is valid only at the 2026 Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire on the date of purchase from 4PM-8PM. Sunset Ticket quantities are limited per day. Tickets must be purchased online on the Virtual Box Office and can be shown from a mobile device the day of your visit for entry. Tickets are not sold at the gate. Tickets are non-refundable.
No matter what your age, please be prepared to show proper identification in order to consume alcohol. Valid ID includes a state issued driver's license or state issued ID card with photo, a passport, or a United States military identification card with photo. We are unable to accept any foreign driver's license. Note that the identification cannot be expired at the time of the festival.
NEW ENTRY SUBMISSION RULES
Each week, a unique link will be provided on our Facebook Page (@PaRenFaire) that will allow you to upload your submission (one per person per week) to the PA Ren Faire Dropbox account. Submissions will NOT be accepted by any other method. Photo Contest entries must be submitted by Thursday at Noon. We'll announce the winner on Friday. Weekly winners will receive 4 complimentary single day tickets to the 2027 Faire and be entered to win Grand Season Prizes! Click here for full rules.
Friendly, well-behaved dogs are welcome to join their human companions for the revelry of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire. There are some simple steps to take before visiting with your furry friend. Dog Friendly Faire tickets and policies apply to dogs only. No other animals will be admitted. (Our Dog Friendly Faire program does not apply to any other Mount Hope Events and is valid only for the Renaissance Faire, running August-October.) Learn More at: PaRenfaire.com/DogDays. No other animals will be admitted.
Please Note: Service Dogs are always welcome. Mount Hope adheres to the ADA's definition of Service animal found here. Please refer to ADA's frequently asked questions as it pertains to Mount Hope Estate events.
Ticket prices are listed in the Dates, Times & Tickets section above, as well as on the Virtual Box Office.
Get ready to live the excitement and adventure of jousting knights and royal delights with colorfully costumed villagers and merrymakers ready to make your visit an unforgettable experience. Musical, stunt and theatrical performances are just a few of the many daily shows! Immerse yourself in the days of Merrie Olde England, steeped in the allure of bygone days and knights! Please check back as we continue to update for the 2026 season! All entertainment is subject to change.
The year is 1567 and Queen Elizabeth is becoming ever more beloved by her people as each year passes. Having heard her father, Henry VIII, spin many tales about Mount Hope with all its joys and perils, she wishes to experience it for herself and has decided to make a visit to the Shire. With her, she brings along her favored Ladies, Sir Walter Raleigh, and her most favorite, Lord Leicester, Robert Dudley.
Mount Hope is wild with excitement to welcome Elizabeth and her Court and feeling that since the Shire is the place that ranked foremost in royal hearts for generations, who better to relieve the Queen of a burden that surely weighs on her heart and mind, namely, who shall be her consort? As a woman, of course she must marry, and word on the Shire is that Dudley is vying for her hand, but not everyone is keen on that idea.
As far as Mount Hope is concerned, there could be no finer choice than for her to marry a good stout Englishman from the best Shire in the land. And so, in true Mount Hope fashion, candidates are put forward, choices are made, sides are taken, conflicts, resolutions, and hijinks ensue.
Mount Hope will ever be Mount Hope.
Plan your visit with the Revels Schedule and Shire Map. Download the Daily Writ (Schedule & Shire Map) each weekend to learn the where, when and who of your Faire Day visit. Discover the location of the Royal Kitchens, Pour houses, privies and more! Please Note: All Daily Writs are subject to change.
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The entertainers at the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire are the main attraction! The full-time, professional Bacchanalian acting company consists of actors, singers and dancers from across the country. The Bacchanalians perform swashbuckling swordplay shows, Shakespearean dramas, interactive improvised scenarios, and rollicking music and dance numbers while portraying Elizabethan characters. The Blackfryar company is comprised of part-time experienced actors, enthusiastic novices with no prior theater experience, college students, senior citizens and everything in between! This cast is primarily responsible for bringing the working Tudor village to life by creating interesting and fun 16th century characters.
Yeoman of the Guard • Practical and proud, James values hard work and keeps a wary eye on changing times.
Spice Merchant • Worldly and savvy, Margery trades in rare flavors and the stories behind them.
Tax Collector • Methodical and unyielding, Edward ensures the crown is paid, whether welcomed or not.
Siren/Beggar • Turns out beggars can be choosers and Primrose only puts out her begging bowl in front of the very best taverns.
Ferryman • Quiet and dependable, Wade carries all who pay, asking few questions.
Merchant • More cautious than her sister, Leonora prefers careful deals and lasting alliances.
Arborist • Practical and forward-thinking, Cuthbert sees potential in timber, land, and theatre alike.
Peddler • A cheerful trader with a wide pack and wider connections.
Lady in Waiting • Intelligent and composed, Anne values learning as much as loyalty.
Earl of Tyrone • A proud and calculating Irish lord, balancing diplomacy and defiance in equal measure.
Bagniokeeper • Since cleanliness is next to Godliness Jocasta is fully committed to doing the Lord's work.
Lord/Chancellor of the Exchequer • A careful steward of the realm's coin, balancing duty, politics, and power.
Wheelwright • Strong, capable, and practical, Lilian keeps the world turning, one wheel at a time.
Queen of England • Elizabeth learned from her father how to combine pleasure with policy, and she uses her summer Progress to meet her subjects and gain their loyalty.
Court Fop • The Queen winked at him once so now he peacocks through the court, reminding everyone that the gamblers in London have laid odds 25 to 100 that she'll marry him.
Countess of Warwick • Bright, witty, and an excellent horsewoman, Lady Warwick is close to the Queen and uses that influence to further the interests of her brother-in-law, Lord Leicester.
Minstrel • A wandering poet with a sharp tongue and sharper memory, weaving truth into song.
Innkeeper/Alewife of Boarshead • With the Queen's visit the Boarshead Inn is full to bursting and Prudence is determined to make sure all of her guests are bed and fed.
Executioner • Since rumors of how the Germans punish their capital criminals have spread through the town, crime in Mount Hope has dropped drastically.
Lord • The Queen's unseen shield, always listening, always watching, and rarely revealing his hand.
Gravedigger • Rip is the last man who will ever let you down, and he likes to remind people of that.
Lady in Waiting • Loyal and supportive, Blanche is a steady presence in Elizabeth's court, there since the beginning.
Sommelier to the Court • Refined and discerning, Cecily pairs wines with people as carefully as with meals.
Statesman/Explorer • Adventurer, sailor, and occasional poet Raleigh is newly arrived at court and has already gained the Queen's notice.
Sheriff • It's a good thing Mount Hope is a peaceful village since it's Shire Reeve is as cock-sure as he is incompetent.
Courtier/Ally & Fixer for Dudley • Lord Leicester's man, Blount knows where the bodies are buried and quietly does his master's bidding behind the scenes.
Earl of Leicester • Dashing, gregarious, and newly widowed Leicester is the Queen's Master of the Horse and perhaps the keeper of her heart.
Gamekeeper • Protector of the lord's forests, Davy knows every trail and trap, and trusts beasts more than people.
Mason • A builder of lasting things, Darren values strength, structure, and honest labor.
Court Fool • Queen of Jesters and jester to the Queen, Jane is no simpleton so best beware her wit.
Rat Catcher • Rafe is a canny catcher and good at gathering the local vermin, but his tender heart compels him to release his rodent friends into the woods.
Merchant • Charming and ambitious, Marietta trades in fine goods and finer impressions, always one step ahead.
Siren/Ale Conner • "Penny" holds Charlie Mopps' heart in her hand and his secret beer recipe in her pockets.
Tinker • Traveling with his wares from town to town, he brings the news we need to know. And some we don't.
Navigator • Guided by stars and instinct, Ellis finds paths where others see only uncertainty. It is a Drake family trait, after all!
Cheesemonger • Proud of her craft, Sabina believes good cheese, like good business, takes time and patience.
Dyer • Be it oxblood red, merry widow yellow, or gooseturd green Blanche knows the recipe for all of the most fashionable colors.
Lady in Waiting • Fiercely loyal, Kat serves as both mentor and protector, guiding and guarding the queen of England.
Siren/Scullery Maid • Chief cook and bottle washer at the Boarshead Inn, Dorcas still finds time to eavesdrop on the many guests under her mistress's roof.
Cooper • Precise and hardworking, Josephine crafts barrels that hold the lifeblood of trade.
Rogue/Mayor • He's the recently elected Mayor and is determined that the Queen enjoys herself while she's in town, but not so much that she stays for long.
Scavenger/Public Street Sweeper • Keeps the streets clean and finds value where others see none.
Storyteller • A spinner of tales who blurs the line between truth and fiction with a smile.
Rogue/Actor • A stage entrepreneur, he's finished building the first permanent venue in London, The Theatre, just in time for it to be closed for the summer due to plague.
Brewmaster • Keeping Mount Hope well supplied with beer, he is beloved by all, but torn between his duty to the town and to his lady love.
Salter/Salt Vendor • A practical trader who knows that salt preserves more than meat; it preserves fortunes.
Retired Yeoman/Farmer • A veteran of many battles, now seeking quiet days, though he's always happy to share his tales.
Lady in Waiting • Graceful and observant, Catherine moves easily through court, where every word matters.
Aspiring Writer/Actor • Being a family friend of the Burbages, the Upstart Crow is in town looking for inspiration in his writings and a patron for his pockets.
Washerwoman • Hardworking and sharp-tongued, Merry hears everything and forgets nothing.
Rogue/Blacksmith • He's heard that the Queen loves to ride and he's determined to catch her eye by presenting her the best horseshoe he's ever forged.
Dressmaker • Quick with needle and quicker with gossip, Milly knows everyone's measurements and more than a few of their secrets.
Baker • Warm-hearted and generous, Isabel feeds the town and keeps spirits high.
Sailor • Weathered by sea and story, Trent lives for the next voyage and the tales it will bring.
Lady in Waiting/Maid of Honor • Lively and perceptive, Mary walks the fine line between wit and decorum.
Yeoman of the Guard • A steady hand and loyal subject, Payton is always watching for opportunity to rise.
Chandler • Maker of candles and keeper of light, Idina brings brightness to homes and hears what flickers in the dark.
Siren/Barber Surgeon • Elke is considered by the townsfolk to be cutting edge, "Eastern" medicine since she only uses knives and leeches from the Germany's.
Shepherdess • Gentle with her flock but firm with strangers, Leigh finds peace in fields others overlook.
Shire Dance Mistress • Graceful in every step, Niamh teaches movement that tells a story.
Stagehand/Aspiring Actor • Eager and ambitious, Richard dreams of stepping from behind the scenes into the spotlight. Son of James Burbage.
Horse Trader • Bold and business-minded, Greta knows the worth of a good horse and a better deal.
Town Gossip • Always listening, always trading in secrets, Hadyn thrives by knowing too much.
Astrologer/Mathematician • The original 007, Dr. Dee speaks to the angels while also keeping his ear to the ground.
Sail-Maker • Builder of canvas wings for ships, Seger's work carries others to glory while he stays ashore.
Constable • Proud to follow the letter of the law exactly, he'll truck no insult to his honor.
Nob Thatcher/Wig Maker to the Queen • Red hair is suddenly all the rage and Ursula sees every ginger as a potential source of income.
Herbalist • Soft-spoken but knowledgeable, Amberly heals with plants and quiet wisdom.
Leech Collector • Wades the murky edges of river and reputation, supplying healers while unsettling polite company.
Shire Distiller • Bess can tell you the difference between a woodsy whiskey or a vert absinthe, but she doesn't discriminate as long as your cup be full.
The Shire is bustling with many shows to keep you busy all weekend long! Follow us on Facebook @PaRenFaire or join the Royal Email List to be the first to know about 2026 cast shows & descriptions!
Special events below have limited spots and require an additional ticket (visit the Box Office to purchase). Please note: Faire Admission Tickets and Faire Day Special Event tickets are date specific, so be sure these dates match. Tickets are non-refundable.
Check in for the Pub Crawl begins at 4:30 PM at the Informistress and leaves promptly at 4:45 PM.
Laugh, sing and journey through the Shire on a guided tour to three stops to enjoy a sample of Swashbuckler Brewing Company Beer or Lancaster County Cider with a final stop at O'Malley's to enjoy one last sample paired with saucy entertainment and a salty pretzel.
Pub Crawl Includes: 4 samples, Souvenir Tasting Glass, Soft Pretzel and specialty entertainments. $33.00 Online Only ($30.00 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee). Tickets limited. Must be 21+ to participate. Please note: A corresponding date-specific ticket must be purchased for the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire to enter the Faire grounds and access the Pub Crawl. Both Faire Admission Tickets and Pub Crawl Tickets are date specific, so be sure these dates match. Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are available via the Box Office.
Check in for Bard's Breakfast begins at 11:00AM. Poetry begins at 11:15AM.
Enjoy 10% Off your Wine Shop and Distillery purchases from 9-11AM. Staff will hold your purchases until you leave the Shire. Enter the front gate and journey to the Anchor & Mermaid Tavern in Swashbuckler Grove to sip a Bloody Mary, Maria or Cider Mimosa from a souvenir tumbler while enjoying the scandalous and licentious poetry of Sir Arthur Greenleaf Holmes. Leaving the Tavern, make your way to the Argyle Café atop Food Row to redeem a voucher for a hearty Scotch Egg.
Bard's Breakfast Poetry with Arthur Greenleaf Holmes includes: Choice of Bloody Mary, Bloody Maria or Mimosa in a souvenir Tumbler, voucher for a Scotch Egg (pick up at Argyle Café), 10% off Wine Shop and Distillery Purchases from 9:00-11:00 AM and safe keeping of your purchases while you visit the Faire. Coupon for 10% will appear in your ticket confirmation email and on printed tickets.
$23.00 ($20.00 Ticket + $3.00 Service Fee) Tickets limited. Must be 21+ to participate. Please note: A corresponding date-specific ticket must be purchased for the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire to enter the Faire grounds and access the Breakfast. Both Faire Admission Tickets and Bard's Breakfast Tickets are date specific, so be sure these dates match. Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are available via the Box Office.
Enter a dusty, forgotten attic in wartime England where the ordinary world feels heavy and gray. Yet, something ancient stirs behind the old wardrobe in the corner. A chill in the air. A distant roar. The faint promise of snow and magic…
In this enchanting Narnia-themed escape room, you and your team must solve clever puzzles, decipher clues left by the Pevensie children, and awaken forces long dormant to find your way back into the magical world of Narnia. Every object in the room holds secrets from the classic tales - only the brave and clever will uncover them.
As you explore, you'll bargain with mysterious creatures, prove your worth, and push past the ordinary to reach the snow-covered lands beyond the wardrobe. Can you escape the mundane world and step into Narnia before the portal closes forever… or will you remain trapped in gray reality? Narnia calls. Will you answer?
For just $44, the cost covers the first 4 players. Need more help? Additional players can join for only $5 each, paid at the door. We recommend no more than 8 players. It is best with 3-6 players.
Gather your team, put on your thinking caps, and get ready for an unforgettable escape room adventure! Please note: A corresponding date-specific ticket must be purchased for the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire to enter the Faire grounds and access the Escape Room. Both Faire Admission Tickets and Escape Room Tickets are date specific, so be sure these dates match. Visit the booth for day-of sales. Check the Map for locations (#323). Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are available via the Box Office.
Enter a mysterious, eerie boudoir where dark secrets and restless spirits lurk. In this spine-chilling escape room, you and your team must uncover the unsettling history of the room and its former occupant before the restless spirits claim you as their next victim. Every corner of the boudoir holds clues, but beware — some secrets are better left hidden.
As you explore, solve cryptic puzzles and uncover the tragic story that haunts this room. Can you escape before the spirits' wrath traps you inside forever, or will you become part of the room's twisted legacy?
For just $44, the cost covers the first 4 players. Need more help? Additional players can join for only $5 each, paid at the door. We recommend no more than 8 players. It is best with 3-6 players.
Gather your team, put on your thinking caps, and get ready for an unforgettable escape room adventure! Please note: A corresponding date-specific ticket must be purchased for the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire to enter the Faire grounds and access the Escape Room. Both Faire Admission Tickets and Escape Room Tickets are date specific, so be sure these dates match. Visit the booth for day-of sales. Check the Map for locations (#323). Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are available via the Box Office.
Unleash your creativity with our hands-on glassblowing experiences! Whether you're a complete beginner or looking to try something new, our one-on-one sessions are designed for everyone. No prior experience is required — simply show up, pick your favorite colors, and create a beautiful glass piece under the guidance of a skilled instructor.
Choose from five unique items to create: a paperweight, flower, ornament, pumpkin, or bowl. During your session, you'll be the one doing most of the work, with your instructor by your side to ensure your safety, explain the process, and offer expert guidance every step of the way.
For just $75, you'll create a piece of art that's uniquely yours, all while learning the fascinating art of glassblowing. Please remember to wear close-toed shoes for your safety. Please note: A corresponding date-specific ticket must be purchased for the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire to enter the Faire grounds and access the Glassblowing Experience. Both Faire Admission Tickets and Glassblowing Tickets are date specific, so be sure these dates match. Tickets are non-refundable. Check the Map for locations (#328). Tickets are non-refundable. Tickets are available via the Box Office.
The stages of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire come to life with scores of unique entertainers, including musicians, magicians, comedy acts, and more! Exact performance times and locations will be available on the Daily Writ upon your arrival to the festival grounds. All entertainment is subject to change. Follow us on Facebook @PaRenFaire or join the Royal Email List to be the first to know about 2026 Royal Performer postings!
So much shopping, so little time! Having over 100 unique merchants to visit during an already packed Faire day makes it difficult to see and do everything in one day. The independent merchants each operate their own business upon the Shire and look forward to bantering and bartering with Faire visitors. Demonstrations by many mnerchants show guests rarely seen art forms before their very eyes. Man-powered rides and guest services complete the festive Faire experience. Forgot something on a recent trip? Consider a one-hour shopping pass at the front gate to pick up that unforgettable item. Subject to change.
Interested in becoming a Faire merchant? Click here for more information!
Shire's Bookstore and Historical Library
Kilts and Clothing
Archery Demonstration and Hand-Made Longbows
Magical creatures and mossy trees. Prints, stickers, tapestries & more.
Unique Braids and Twists to Wear Around the Shire
Fresh Steak or Chicken Sandwiches
Handcrafted Wearables by Local Arists
Assorted Cigars & Accessories
Specializing in Victorian, Steampunk, Renaissance & Fantasy Goods/Clothing
Witchy Creations and Mystical Creations
Spinning Man-Powered Ride
Honey, Honey Accessories, Bee Decor
Upscale Precious Jewels and Pearls
Handcrafted Jewelry, Accessories, Fantastical Oddities & Upcycled Treasure
Assorted Candy Goods
Rings, Necklaces, Bracelets, and More
TBD
Fresh Cotton Candy
Wax Hands & Fantasy Decor
Specialty Teas and Tea-Related Gifts
Tarot Card Reading and More
TBD
Add a Little Swing to Your Shire Travels
Information Services & Official Merch
Assorted Flavored Jerky
Once reserved for the courts of kings, now a fun toy for all to enjoy.
Coin of the Realm
Antique Trunks, Maps, Shields & More
Hand-Crafted Walking Sticks; Magical and Mystical Wares
Hand-Made bellydance, renaissance, celtic, steampunk and viking style up cycled clothing
Assorted Pet Supplies & Goods
Jewelry and Unique Gifts
TBD
Funnel Cake, Peasant Bread, and Lemonade
All Things Piratical
Games & Rides
Premium Ice Cream, Milkshakes
Hand-Made Jewelry, Accessories & Ornamentation for Home
Silver Adornments
Celtic, Irish, Scottish Apparel & Goods
1800's Victorian Gothic Styles
Harry Potter & Mythical Beasts
Sway to and Fro on this Man Powered Ride
Beef, Chicken or Shrimp
Assorted Whistels
Take a Ride on the Wild Boar, If You Dare
Choose a Potion, Make a Keepsake
You Buy It, You Break It! Smash a Variety of Glassware
Alongside the full-run merchants, the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire welcomes a number of guest merchants. Subject to change.
Interested in becoming a guest merchant? Click here for more information!
Mysterious Goods for the Discerning Eye - Jewelry & Accessories with a Steampunk/Dark Fae Twist
Victorian & Edwardian Style Clothing
Creatrix of Unusual & Ethereal Jewelry. Made to Appease Your Inner Magickal Creature.
Staves & Wall Hangings
Resin & Crushed Granite Gargoyles, Metal & Resin Door Knockers
Stained Glass Creations Unlike Anything You've Seen Before
Upcycled Clothing, Block Printed Art, Aesthetic Home Goods, Accessories & Jewlery
Hand-Crafted Jewelry, Belt Buckles, Flower Hair Accessories, Block Prints
Nonprofit rescue and animal assisted therapy in Reading
Historically Inspired Jewelry & All Natural Beard/Hair Care Products
Entomology Terrarium Art, Digital Art Stickers, Thrifted Art Quirky Signage
One-of-a-Kind, Hand-Crafted Floral Bead Designs, Gemstone Jewelry & Unique Gifts
Custom & Unique Home Decor: Wreaths, Noodle Boards, Porch Leanders & More
Hand-Made Custom Gifts - From Wood Working to Wire Jewelry
Step back in time at the Shire, which is filled to the brim with immersive experiences! All information is subject to change.
Bringing the history of archery and its world-wide application to life. We demonstrate not only how English long bows and wood arrows are made, but how and why they were such effective tools and weapons of war. Enjoy two long range demonstrations on Bosworth Field at 11:30 & 5:00, two demos at the Archery Through the Ages booth at 1:00 & 4:00, and a Patron Competition beginning at 2:00!
Hand-forged, combat ready Renaissance blades perfect for edge-to-edge stage combat. On-site blacksmith performing live, public demonstrations of forging iron over a 2,500° Fahrenheit fire. The iron will glow, and the water will sizzle! Weaponry also be available for purchase. For more information about LaForge, visit LaForge.site. Live demonstrations each Faire day at 12:30, 2:00, 3:30 & 4:30.
Feline Cat Colony & Rescue Program
Working with a furnace that can reach 2,000 degrees, the Dragon's Breath Glassworks team creates beautiful and functional glass art right before your eyes. Stop by throughout the day for live demonstrations, or to purchase their affordable, hand-crafted wares. Like them on Facebook! Live demonstrations each Faire day at 11:30, 1:30 3:30 & 5:30.
Curious about Falconry? Come to "Meet the Falconer" where you will enjoy an up-close bird of prey experience with Crystal Stacey, the Royal Falconer. She will share some falconry basics, introduce you to some of her birds and answer your Falconry questions. It's a fun, educational experience for the whole family. 2:00 pm in the shade next to the Aviary.
Step right up, step right up, take a look at the one woman freakshow of Ironworks Pottery. Gaze in awe at wheel thrown pottery inspired by cult classics and alternative culture! Don't miss out on this opportunity to make your life a little weirder.
Demos are a glimpse at what happens behind the scenes of a working pottery. Feel free to ask questions while watching a variety of wheel thrown techniques. Ongoing beginning at 4:00 and 7:00.
Come watch Rabenwald Metalsmything's talented smiths forge and educate you about historical blacksmithing. Our multiple smiths are uniquely disciplined and bring their own techniques to their demonstrations. You never know what they will be working on next!
Scheduled demonstrations at 1:30, 4:00 & 5:30 and work throughout the day.

Stop by Informistress (located inside the King's Mint - Booth #204) to purchase your Commemorative Coin of the Realm with your Visa or Mastercard and use it at any shop on the Grounds of the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire; or keep it a souvenir of your visit!
All food booths, pourhouses and some merchants on the Shire are cash-only, which makes this a perfect way to turn your credit to cash and avoid missing out on your favorite foods and wares!
If purchase is less than the value of the Coin of the Realm, New Worlde tender will be given. Receipt needed for all returns.
Pre-purchase your pouch of coins and avoid the lines at the King's Mint. $50 coin package (includes 10 coins and 1 carrying pouch) and $100 coin package (includes 20 coins and 1 carrying pouch) are available.
Pick up available at the Informistress Booth inside the gates of the PA Renaissance Faire each Faire day. Shipping not available. Voucher must be scanned at the time of pick-up. Coin of the Realm included in this express package offer are non-refundable. Unused Coins are non-year specific and valid in future seasons. Packages are available via the Box Office.