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Christian Alvarez
More of my favorite buildings around the NC Renaissance Festival. The fourth photo is a Pumpkin Ale by Foothills Brewing, one of my favorites to drink during the autumn season. Make sure you bring cash as the drink vendors do not take credit or debit! Also, make sure you stop by the chimney rolls vendor. There is always a long line, but the chimney rolls are definitely worth it! Plus, it's fun watching the pastries being prepared! Shot in November 2024.

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A medieval-style shop at a Renaissance fair, selling colorful dresses. People in costumes walk by, enjoying the lively atmosphere.
A whimsical, fairy-tale-style shop at a Renaissance fair with people in costumes browsing and walking past under a bright blue sky.
A bustling food court at a Renaissance fair with a medieval-style facade, serving pizza, soup, turkey legs, and more, as costumed guests gather.
A hand holds a plastic cup of pumpkin ale with a frothy head at a Renaissance fair, with a blurred crowd in the background.
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Hank G ☑️
I never bothered to learn the origins of the Renaissance Faire/Festival phenomenon in the US. I had assumed it had analogs to some sort of festivals in Europe. Nope it's a 100% American creation. It always felt more Medieval than Renaissance era too, which it always was apparently. It was just the people sponsoring the first one in 1963 thought Medieval had negative connotation to so many people so they opted for the more enlightened era name Renaissance. That and a whole lots of tidbits in this neat video. #history #RenaissanceFaire #RenaissanceFestival #LivingHistory youtu.be/gvHCNJwbsfs?si=nLjHr0…
YouTubeThe Real Story of the American Renaissance FairePar Jess of the Shire
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