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Its has been so long since I wrote a blog dealing with medieval/renaissance
faire. In fact, the last time was the Vermont Winter Renaissance faire back in
January of 2020.
We all have been insolated and confined in an effort to
delay and remove the COVID Pandemic. It has made me more appreciative of going
out to events, like the faires I used to attend.
The Robin Hood’s Faire located at Harwinton Fairgrounds, 150
Locust Road, Harwinton, Ct, began May 22 and runs until June 20th,
is the first faire I attended this year.
You can read about my attending it in 2018. This faire was cancelled I 2019 and was to
reamerge last year, but read the 2nd paragraph. It was good to see this faire back operating
and I enjoyed going to it and seeing old friends and making new one.
So lets get right to vendors and entertainment of the faire:
Vixens En Garde- I will restate what I usually say about
them, they are my all time favorite.One
of the first acts I saw at the beginning of my medieval/renaissance faire
saga.They never disappoint, reciting
Sharkespeare with action and comedy.This time they had new members performing, and they never missed a beat.Do not miss any opportunity to see the all
female fighting troupe.
The Hoop Enchantress- Erin Jeannier, queen of the hoops is a
great act to watch. I am very impressed with her talent as she spins, dances
with hoops.Truly amazing.
The Jackdaws- this is an act I have seen in the past.Truly amazing and entertaining.They performed Rock Irish music, and trust me
when I say they are one of the best bands you can see at these festivals.
Aaron Bonk- Using fire, whips, swords and anything else he
can get his hands on, he will entertain the entire family. If the use of whips
and swords do not entertain you, his comedy will.
The Harlot Queens- I had the pleasure of being able to
listen to this group.Their harmonies
and humor were some of the best I have heard.
Knights of Gore-This group o had an encampment and shows
throughout the day. You could also visit and learn sword fighting techniques.
The Harper and the Minstrel- A duo I have seen at several
faires.I am so impressed with the
talent of this pair of performers. Truly a do not miss show.
Auntie Arwen’s Spices- If you need any kind of spice and so
much more, then this is the place to go. You will be amazed at the selection,
and the price!
Cornerstone Creations- One of my favorite people to go visit
at the faire. He makes some wonderful creations out of concrete.
They had a parade
DeRosas Boots- You need some leather boots or accessories,
then start your search here.
Dragon Nest Designs- Maker of some wonderful handmade
jewelry. A nice regular of the faires I attend.
Valkyrie Vanguard- Friends I have not seen in a long
time. They sell some wonderful flowered
crowns and head wreaths. Definingly check out their products.
Warlords Crusade Armory- Great hand made leather armor. I
had a wonderful conversation with them at the faire.
We Keep you in Stitches- Great talent in creating these hand
made creatures. I bought a wonderful gift from them for someone at work.
Knightly Endeavors- Another friend I have missed speaking to
over the last year. They sell wonderful clothing for every knight or lady.
Emazanti Creations- Sellers of some wonderful clothing for both men and woman.
There was so much more at the Robin Hoods Faire, I suggest you go to their website and look at the list of vendors and performers, you will not regret it.
I am glad that the time of the pandemic is beginning to end, however, I do wish each of you to still practice proper COVID procedures. So that you will enjoy the upcoming faires and read about them here.
W.A. Rusho is a pro wrestler, author and historian, you can contact him via his website or email.
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