Perhaps, Las Vegas is the most unlikely place for a Renaissance Fair. But guess what? Age of Chivalry (http://www.lvrenfair.com) is a tremendously popular event! It’s an open-air festival, held annually in the beginning of October. The location could not be better – a huge park with shady trees, green grass and a lake turns into a Medieval city, with its own King and Queen, royalty, knights fighting for honor, pirates looking for riches, craftsmen boasting their trade, exotic belly dancers, fiddlers and scoundrels.
Vendor Village is the fist to welcome a newcomer. Hats, parasols, gems, swords, fairy wings, costumes, leather goods, crowns and tiaras, magic in a bottle, and a crocodile skin – there is something for every one! Mind, these craftsmen are a tough lot to bargain with.
If you are strong enough to resist the temptations of the artisans, forbidden pleasures of exotic dance will not let you pass easily:
The Village is a melting pot. This lovely Viking couple shattered all stereotypes 🙂
Musketeers, a Roman couple, monks, pirates and simply cut-throats live peacefully side by side:
As expected, any Medieval village is full of creatures of not only human nature:
Speaking of magic, this little wood house is “larger from the inside”, if you know what I mean 😉
But a true gem of the day were the ladies!
Look at these couples! Wouldn’t it be a treat to pass a glass of ale in their company!
Now let us proceed through the Village. Here’s the Pirate Port and they are always hiring:
A bit further down the road are proud craftsmen, making candles and woven rugs as well as weapons, among other things:
Now you don’t want to mingle with these guys, so consider yourself warned:
The day would not be complete if we had not stumbled upon Robin Hood and met a real fairy 🙂
I hope you enjoyed a day in a Medieval Village as much as we did!
P.S. Great thank you for all the participants who made this day so spectacular! If you happen to see yourself in the pictures – do make yourself known in the comments!
wonderful! love the ren faires! ❤
It’s the green dragon who does it for me! Very cute, and the whole thing looks like a lot of fun.
Oh it is! Have you noticed the “Dragons –>” sign?!
I have! I noticed the kilts too…..
Yep, those are hard to miss 😉
Some intriguing costumes!!!
Some are absolutely wonderful indeed! I want to think most are hand made instead of taken for rent. Makes them even more special 🙂 which is your favorite Becky?
Are those dragons in one picture? quite like them for being so unexpected!
Definitely different to Portuguese style but it looks like a lot of fun was had. 🙂 I’m rather a fan of the Vikings 🙂 🙂 Thanks for the share!
Thank you for your festival and possibility to compare! And for hosting the walk!! Aren’t this couple totally awesome!?
Definitely made me smile 🙂 🙂
The armour he was wearing weighs 30 pounds! And the heat was blazzing! A true Viking indeed 🙂