Here is a list for the Special "themed" weekends that they have at the Pa. Ren Faire.
Sept.

16th.-- Scottish
A Haggis(don't ask!) eating contest, bagpipes galore, Scottish contests such as pole tossing,sheepdog herding,etc

23rd.-- Pirates--ARRRR
Pirates take over the Shire! hang on to the children,we be looking for crew!

30th.-- Octoberfest
German food, dancing, beer! (what more could anyone want?!)

Oct.

7th.-- Wine Festival
Wine tasting! Specials on wine for home consumption(mmm)

14th, 21st,and 28th.( last three weekends)-- Spooky Daze and Halloween Knights!
Costume contests, wear your costume!. Shire is decorated for the Autumn Bounty.

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I'll be there one of the weekends in October for sure! Sounds great!

I always go in Oct. The weather is fickle but I find it better than in August. My favorite faire!!

How much $$$$??

$26.95 adults at the gates. You can get them for $22.95 by going to the web site and using the Virtual Boxoffice.
For that price you get 9hrs.( 11am - 8 pm) of shows. They're included in the price. Some of the kids rides and games are extra.

Sound Nice, but for that price, Think I'll just stay home.

$26 for 9hrs of professional performances seems reasonable to me. Some shows at the Md. Theatre cost more than that and they're only a couple of hours long. Or spending big bucks to watch cars go around a circle making left hand turns!
To each his own. It's a fun,family place.

And it's cheaper then King's Dominion!

Is it!?? I've never been to K.D.

I haven't been in years, but back when the kids were younger it was like $36 a ticket!

holy smoke batman! can you guess what they are today?!!!

Spend all my extra money on Hersey Park this year. Went up their for a weekend trip, It was great.

Can't go to the Pa Ren Fair anyhow. I have plans to take my children to the Frederick Fair.
Same old stuff their, but the children want to go. Plan on seeing the tractor pull.

My 2 youngest kids went on field trips there for school. How cool is that? They both went the last 2 years when they were in 8th grade at Spring Mills Middle school. I really want to go now, and they want to go back, so it must be a fun thing to do.

Yes. It is. The cast there really interact with the patrons. The Joust, The Human Chess Match, The Wench Dunking, it's a fun day.

I'M IN!!!

They start off with a cast member then they always grab someone out of the audience. Lots of pics being taking then!

Sorry about being negative but the last time I was at a Ren Faire there were nothing but swingers there. I know others into Ren that swing also. Why does participants have to be so alternative? Did they swing back in the times that are celebrated by the Ren Fairs?

swingers...hahaha

hey flipper the jerk store called...
they're all out of you
BWHAHAHAHAHA

why do yall hate the truth so much? it isnt that scary.

Thank god the MD RennFest finally started back up. We go almost every weekend and have such a great time. I've had a "shrimp shooter" craving for the past nine months but now that craving is finally quenched!

i havent been yet this year, and i'm dying. probably will go the weekend after next.

Save gas, go with WVDragon, it's her kind of event.

haha, i just bet she'd give me a ride... but i have a gut feeling it wouldnt be to the rennfaire! bahahaha.

well according to Flipper the RennFest is just a big swinger hangout anyway.

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I wanted to go to the PA ren faire, but I went to Medieval Times Restaurant instead. It probably was more expensive, but it was raining on the weekend that I wanted to go to the faire. It's only an hour and a half from Hagerstown so I might still go some time

Beauties there!! Pretty little fairies, Dirk!

Theres always Md. faire in Crownsville. It's a cheaper fee, but they don't have all the entertainment and a threatrical based cast.

We're going this weekend..Love to go to Mt.Hope...gotta get my 'fix' of medieval madness...so will want to look at shiny, sharp things, daughter will want to look at jewelry-expensive baubles..I'll just want grog..

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Next Weekend! Octoberfest September 29-30 Pull up your leiderhosen, strike up the band, dance a polka and grab an ale at the Swashbuckler Brew Pub and, together, we'll celebrate an Olde Worlde German Octoberfest! More Octoberfest A Royal Email Subscriber Boon Great coupons from Doc Holliday's, Gibraltar and Barny's! Click here The Marvelous Majestic Merriement of Music and Dance All of Mount Hope joins in perfect harmony as musicians and dancers from around the world create one of the most joyous Faire celebrations of the Season! Wogelmut III Weekend three of the stunning four-weekend-only performance run of these Renassance dynamos of Bagpipe and Drum. You'll simply not want to miss their "performance" ~ for 'tis truly what it be! Bells & Motley Long-time Faire standards, we just might tend to take John and Sondra's Musical Brilliance for granted. Well, smack us with a whip from Don Juan! Their five different Faire performances each Faire day are truly a joy to witness! The Mirandola Players Another immense talent too often not mentioned is Her Majesty's Long Horn Consort, the Mirandola Players. Be it fanfare for the Royal Procession or a stage show of delightful period pieces. Mirandola always stops a crowd of passers-by who linger to enjoy their music. Arcona Reel Band These Faire favourites combine hammered dulcimer, fiddle, flute and pennywhistle with vocals countered by guitar, mandolin, harmonica, bazouki, bodhran and upright bass capturing the essence of centuries of sea shanties and spirited Celtic Music. Troupe Sahara Witness the amazing feats and "feets" of these marvels of Middle Eastern Dance.

Royal Kazoo Orchestra

Bring your child to the Mad Mechanicals' Royal Kazoo Orchestra rehearsal to learn the hand and body movements to "Ratlin Bog," which they can then sing with the Queen at Finale In Song!

Chris The Minstrel Joins Barby The sweet strains of Minstrel Chris on the mandolin join Barb's lovely strumming of the hammered dulcimer. Together, their voices make for wondrous music! Media Olympics (Sept. 22 only) - To raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, local Radio & TV personalities join the Wish Children and compete in 16th Century athletic pursuits for the glory of the Royal Sword. Can anyone unhorse the Reigning Champion - WGAL-TV? Merchants, Artisans and Royal Performers will be collecting money for this special day with patron contributions matched, pound for pound, from Her Majesty's own Royal Treasury. More Music & Dance Revels

The wife and I are heading to the Rennfest in Catonsville Saturday! Let the debauchery begin!




And to quote 1 of my favorite movies...

Hao! Dai ye! We won again! This is good, but what is best in life?
The open steppe, fleet horse, falcons at your wrist, and the wind in your hair.
Wrong! Conan! What is best in life?
To crush your enemies, see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentation of the women.
That is good! That is good.

Octoberfest Weekend September 29 - 30

Annual Wine Sale!

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On this glorious Octoberfest weekend "spirits" run high. In addition to the first tapping of the Marzen, the Shire celebrates the annual Mount Hope Wine Sale - 25% Off any 12 bottles of the royal vintages (3 bottles free with a purchase of 9, if you will). Sample at Bacchus' Retreat and the Carriage House Wine Shoppe to discover why the readers of Harrisburg Magazine have decreed Mount Hope as their "Readers Choice" (pardon our blush).

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Next Weekend! Wine Harvest October 6-7 Celebrate the time-honored tradition of the wine harvest. Grape Stomping, Wine Tastings at Bacchus' Retreat, Barrel Rolling and other wine harvest events. More Wine Harvest The Ceremonial Tapping of the Keg! The Lancaster Leiderkranz, Brewmaster Mark Braunwarth and Shire Ale Wench, Mistress Melody Stout, tap the first keg of Marzen! Ode To Ale Impromptu toasts from the audience make for a hilarious contest of wits and humor. Glorious Mount Hope prizes for winners and runners-up. Jolly Joe & The Bavarians Jolly Joe and friends bring festive music and song from old world Germany to the pavilion of red and white, with a polka or two thrown in!
Lancaster Liederkranz Biergarten - Tasty treats from the kitchens of old world Germany prepared by our friends from the Lancaster Liederkranz beneath the Red & White Tent turned German Music and Dance Hall! Don't miss the "best of the wursts" and the mouth watering Potato Pancakes! Alpenrose Schuhplattler Dancers - Witness and marvel at the traditional dance of ancient Bavaria! The May Pole is a special treat! Hobby Chor - Bavarian singers in perfect harmony bring added joy to the Octoberfest!
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Went this past weekend...loved it--just wish it had been cooler...my favorites are the Tartan Terrors..2nd is the mud pit...

Unfortunately, it was so muggy & hot the whole place was a bit worn out by 4pm..

The Highlights:

1. The Liederkranz
2. Ceremonial Tapping of the Keg
3. Jolly Joe and the Bavarians
4. Art of the Brewmeister
5. Ode to Ale

Annual Wine Sale Continues

Simply said, purchase 12 or more mixed or matched bottles from the Mount Hope Wine List and save 25% on your entire purchase. Sweet Romance is on sale at $9.95 and you'll save another 25% when purchased as part of 12 or more bottles.

Bid Fare Thee Well To Wogelmut and Don Juan and Miguel

Sadness comes early to the Shire this weekend in the form of our having to bid our final "Fare Thee Well's" to two favorites, one of long standing and one new just this season.

Don Juan and Miguel leave following Sunday's performance after yet another six weeks of making us smile always, and laugh out loud often. If you've missed them thus far this season, be sure to catch one of their four shows each day at the End Game Stage. They have also asked us to remind you to come up to the stage after a performance and say hello, and this weekend, goodbye, as they prepare for their next performance adventure.

Wogelmut came, they played, and, they conquered! Just three weeks into their first-ever Faire run, patrons and villagers alike are saying how much they are going to miss these incredibly talented and energetic musicians who traveled all the way from Germany to be with us this year. Far more than musicians, the four guys, and one beautifully talented lady dancer, have entertained at every turn. Playing along the village streets, alone, together, and even with patrons who, more and more, bring their own period instruments to become a part of the musical ensemble of the Shire, Wogelmut has definitely left its mark upon Mount Hope.

Don Juan and Miguel and our new friends, Wogelmut -- we wish you well, and safe journey!

Pirate Cigar Smoker It's worth mentioning, but seats are becoming scarcer each week - the Pirate Smoker, all adult humor at 5 of the clock in the new area of the Shire that's come to be known as Cheap Side. By reservation only. Visit the Virtual Box Office.

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1. Lancaster Liederkranz - Long a staple at our Oktoberfest Celebration are our friends from Lancaster Liederkranz. All throughout the day, under the pavilion of red and white, will you find them serving forth the most authentic German menu items you'll find in any century. The "best of the wursts" and the potato pancakes are among the Shire's favorites.

Adding song and dance to the festivities are the Liederkranz's Hobby Chor and the wonderfully costumed and entertaining Alpenrose Schuplattler Dancers.

2. Ceremonial Tapping of the Keg - it's not Oktoberfest without the ceremonial tapping of the special Oktoberfest brew, straight from the tanks of our own Swashbuckler Brew Pub. 'Tis a most cheery event with Her Majesty herself presiding.

3. Jolly Joe and the Bavarians - classic Germany music under the red and white pavilion. Enjoy the food, the drink and the delightful music of Jolly Joe.

4. Art of the Brewmeister - rare is the opportunity to sample the brewmeister's works and speak with him about his "secrets" of the brewing process. Twice daily. No additional charge.

5. Ode to Ale - be it verse or poetry, you are invited to bespeak of the virtues of the brewer's magic, all for great fun and Faire prizes, of course! Registration 1:30 at the rear of Swashbuckler Stage. Competition begins at 2 of the clock.

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I have to say that they have some of the best tasteing wines! And they're reasonable in price for good wine. The heat is the reason why we don't go that often until now. it's cooler and much more fun. Some times in Oct. you need gloves and scarves! wonderful! some hot chocolate, or warm cider and strolling along the lanes and theres leaves falling and some camp fires burning here and there...smells so good! Take in a show, people watch, listen to the street performers...nice fall thing to do.

i havent been to the Pa rennfaire in a few years ( i usually do md)

i was wondering if there was a booth or vendor who sells wand making materials?? specifically copper, and hard to find stones??

just do it all huh? everything to everybody

She's a pagan Dragon.. what's the problem... she's asking a legitimate question.

it was a question for anyone who frequents the Pa. faire, or has been there this season. i'd like to know before i make the drive. any info is appreciated.


and dragon, i'll quote old JC as i say "it is you who say i am".

Apparently so.

Jealous? Sure sounds like it.

Go ahead, hex me. My God MADE your god.

I call your Witch and raise you one Bitch.

When I was there this past weekend I did not see anyone selling copper or hard to find stones...mainly finished items...you could buy yards of hard to find fabric at one vendor...

THANK YOU! that was the answer i was looking for. guess i have to make the trek to the Md one. either way... i get to go to the Renfaire.... again. lol.

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Next Weekend! Halloween Daze & Spooky Knights I October 13-14 Parents, grandparents and keepers of all children ~ be sure to mark your calendars and your time-pieces for the next three weekends during the hours of 2PM to 4PM when all the Shire becomes the haven of wondrous treats for the children who would dare to "trick" the Shirefolk in any way possible. 'Tis the first of three devilishly delightful weekends of mystery & mayhem to conclude the glorious 28th anniversary season of the Faire! More Halloween Daze Special Royal Email Subscribers Only! Great coupons from Doc Holliday's, Gibraltar and Barny's! Click here. Annual Wine Sale Continues The annual Mount Hope Wine Sale - 25% off any 12 bottles of the Royal Vintages (3 bottles free with a purchase of 9, if you will) continues for this weekend. For fans of the Mount Hope Sweet Romance, the delightful, fruity, and only slightly sweet white wine, the weekend sale price of $9.95 per bottle means that when mixed or matched as part of any 12 bottle purchase you'll save a total of $3.49 off the regular price of $10.95! Sample first in the Mansion Carriage House Wine Shoppe or at Bacchus's Retreat and then take advantage of this once-a-year boon from Her Majesty. Harvest Games Grape Stomping Competition Come to Bacchus's Retreat to stomp, crush and pulverize every last grape for great prizes! Both adult and child competitions to be held. Grape Toss Challenge Grab a partner and meet upon the Chess Board for the annual Grape Toss Challenge. Grapes are tossed between partners at varying distances. Feeling Lucky? Prizes indeed! Barrel Rolling Get thee to Bosworth Field at one of the clock and saddle up your barrels for fun and prizes! Registration at 12 and 30. Wine Tasting at Bacchus Retreat Join the wine wenches and rogues at Bacchus's Retreat for a sampling of the Royal Vintages, learn the art of the grape and take advantage of the 25% off sale for each mixed or matched purchase of 12 bottles! Special Musical Entertainment Albannach Born and bred in Scotland, Albannach is far, far from just another Scottish pipe and drum band. Their style of music is exciting, energetic, driving (beyond description) and promises to leave you begging for more! Arcona Reel Band


Coyote Run Rejoining us for the October finish to the Faire are our good friends from Coyote Run. If you've sat in their audiences before, you know you'll never be sitting still for long. We guarantee that if you stay until the final note of Lord of the Dance at Finale in Song, you'll expeirence a Faire happening perhaps like no other! The Complete Wine Harvest Revels

The Harvest Games, Annual Wine Sale, Albannach Three Wondrous Reasons To Visit The Shire This Weekend!

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Isn't the above post Advertising?

I could have sworn there were "guidelines" about advertising.

yo patton... you... me.. grape stomping competition. its on.

::glares::.

I'd stomp a winehole in yo arse.

ROFL good 1!

It's start of the Halloween fun at the Faire. You can wear your costumes( any kind) and have alot of fun. It's suppose to be in the low 60's up there this weekend. Perfect weather! Watch the Skull Ale! It will kick your butt! Albannach is absolutely great! You just can't resist the beat of the drums.



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Next Weekend! Halloween Daze & Spooky Knights II October 20-21 A weekend of mystery & mayhem as creatures and spooks of every kind haunt the Shire for the Faire's annual celebration of All Hallows Eve, complete with tricks & treats for childen of all ages! More Halloween Daze

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While many a tear be shed as the 28th glorious Faire season is about to conclude, there is good news. It's very soon time for the beginning of the fall Theater in the Mansion Season featuring Poe Evermore and, then for the Christmas holidays, A Dickens of A Christmas. Now through October 15, Members of our Royal E-Family may visit the Virtual Box Office to purchase tickets for Poe Evermore and save $3.00 off the regular Box Office price of each adult ticket. (There are no children tickets sold for Poe.) Halloween Daze and Spooky Knights The Synopsis



Chapter One



The Background



It was a cold and damp morning when Robert Devereaux, the Earl of Essex, departed from the Irish city of Kilkenny. Sent by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth, to quell a bitter and violent rebellion of Irish warlords and the villagers of the Irish countryside, the Earl believed his mission accomplished as he had ended the rebellion, not by defeating the rebels as he had been dispatched to do, but rather by signing a peace treaty with the most powerful of the warlords, one Hugh O'Neill, the second Earl of Tyrone.



Essex is eager to return to English soil to relate the glory of his peace making efforts to the Queen and his fellow members of Court. He is also beaming with a new-found radiance, for at his side is the Earl of Tyrone's sister, Delaney O'Foghladh, the Baroness of Tyrone, the privilege of wooing her given to him as a gift by the Irish Earl as part of the peace treaty. Not surprisingly given Delaney's grace, beauty and charm, Essex has become hopelessly in love with his "gift" and has made her his bride-to-be.



Delaney, derived from the Gaelic "dark challenger", O"Foghladh from the Gaelic "plunderer" was born with the same rebellious spirit as her brother and had become even more vocal in her anti-English sentiment. Ambition as well is a hereditary trait that she shares with her brother. In fact, those who know her best were surprised that she has returned the affection of the English Lord, rather than turning on him as she would any Englishman crossing her path.



In the early days of their courting, Delaney would wonder out loud with Essex why he has not been named successor to the English throne. Eventually her musings became more a "when" he would become English King than "if" it might happen. Essex began to view the Kingship as one of right. After all, he shared Elizabeth's Royal Blood and his deeds and actions in Court and upon the battlefield made him the most logical successor to the throne.



More and more, Essex's love has become his provocateur, fueling his lust and greed for power, fame and glory. Of course, when Essex becomes King, Delaney will be Queen of all England, a position, for reasons she has not shared even with Robert, she covets more than anything else she holds dear.



Today Essex and Delaney prepare to surprise the Queen and all of the good people of the Shire of Mount Hope with their unannounced appearance at the site of Her Majesty's favorite autumn festival held in Her honor, just a two-hour carriage ride from London. The pillow talks of the two star-crossed lovers have risen to a devious plot to force Elizabeth into naming Essex the next King of England. The first pages of their scheme are about to be turned.



Morning Court



As always, the denizens of Mount Hope are in an elevated state of excitement for their beloved Queen has graced their Shire once again. As has been Her custom, Morning Court is held in open air with villagers from near and far invited to bear witness to the ceremonies. She smiles and laughs openly upon meeting the scores of entertainers on hand to amuse and delight the festival goers. The Queen Herself, the Lord Sir Walter Raleigh, her closest friend and advisor nearby, seems at peace and grateful to be in Mount Hope, far from the political intrigue so commonplace at Nonesuch Castle back in London.

Elizabeth reluctantly, and with much appreciation and gratitude, accepts the resignation of Sir Henry, Her long-standing Royal Champion, who this day will pass the Royal Sword on to a new champion to be determined at the Jousting Tournament to be held at two of the clock in Bosworth Field.



As she prepares to dismiss the assemblage, over the crest of the hill comes the Lord Devereaux and the Baroness Delaney, beautifully bedecked in royal colors of her own. Essex announces his "victory" in Ireland, eventually acknowledging that it came by way of treaty, not by conquest as he had been directed. To the shock of all, he then lays claim to the next Ruler of England, and asks that Elizabeth so acknowledge by Her act of naming him successor to the Throne.



The Queen is cordial to the Baroness while summarily dismissing Essex's claim to Royalty, reminding him that She and She alone shall determine who shall sit upon the Throne when She is no longer able. The crowd is surprised at Elizabeth's patience in dealing with Essex and Delaney, especially when She agrees that the Irish Baroness may preside, upon horse, over the Jousting Tournament For a New Queen's Champion with Sir Henry stepping down as Marshall to compete one last time against the most skilled knights in all the Realm.



However, the Queen's congeniality has its limits, and when pressed further by Essex, she declares that she is more inclined to strip him of all his titles and lands, including the Governorship of Ireland for disobeying Her orders. Yet, forever forgiving, and even playful, she allows that Lord Essex may compete against Sir Walter in the Match of Human Chess -- the stakes are the Governorship of Ireland and Essex's future place at Elizabeth's Court.



Delaney whispers into Essex's ear, smiles coyly at the Queen and thanks Her Majesty for allowing her to display her equestrian prowess in the Jousting Arena at Bosworth Field where she shall Marshall the Challenge for a new Queen's Champion.



Something is afoul. The villagers feel it. Members of Court murmur that nothing good can come of the alliance betwixt Essex and the Irish Baroness. Sir Walter even seeks to strike Essex to his knees for his acts of insubordination. Yet, Her Majesty, always confidant, with the undying belief that She rules with the will of Her people and the divine grace of the All Mighty, walks away from Court with wishes to all that they enjoy their festival day.



Next Edition Coming October 15



Chapter Two - Tournament To Name a Champion - When Fair Is Foul

Chapter Three - Match Of Human Chess - Rebellion Rises

Final Edition - Coming October 22 Chapter Four - What Price Sacrifice, A Blazing Inferno of Good vs. Evil

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Just a reminder:

This saturday, Aug 9th is the opening day of the Ren Faire

http://www.parenfaire.com/pages/pa_ren_faire/parenfaire.html

I might lose an eye for this, but I'm glad you're back to a normal font.

Might ye play the role of photog and lure us in with some neato pictures? Not necessarily to expose identities, but may hap a few miscellaneous objects? Spooky fire or masked baybahs?