Sword fighting, horses and aerialists: Renaissance Faire in NJ takes a trip back in time to the Middle Ages
You'll take a trip back in time to the Middle Ages at the New Jersey Renaissance Faire, starting this Saturday at the Burlington County fairgrounds in Columbus.
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May 18, 2023, 1:06 PM
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9h agoYou'll take a trip back in time to the Middle Ages at the New Jersey Renaissance Faire returning to the Garden State for its 14th season of fun. The faire runs rain or shine every Saturday and Sunday until June 11 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Burlington County Fairgrounds in Columbus.
The faire offers a bit of everything for families looking for something different to do, from aerialists, the jousting on horses, sword fighting and comedy acts to the Highland Games and drinks for kings and queens. And it’s dog friendly.
Renaissance Faire performers Jordan Cavalier, TJ Miller and Josh Arnold brought the 16th century to the News 12 New Jersey studios on Thursday to talk about the event.
For more information, visit njrenfaire.com.
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