Tuesday, August 4, 2015

2015 Michigan Renaissance Festival

** This is a U.S. Family Guide Sponsored Post for an event that I have been provided free tickets to attend for a future blog review. I have not received any financial compensation for this post **

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Take a time-travel adventure into the 16th century at the 37th annual Michigan Renaissance Festival! Join the the Fest's Queen Elizabeth in a jubilee! Inside the Festival's turreted gates, visitors enjoy the sights and sounds of a 17-acre village, complete with building reproductions of Renaissance shops, taverns and a magnificent castle. Continuous entertainment takes place on the streets and on 17 themed stages; featuring full-contact armored jousting, comedy and theater shows, music, games, people-powered rides and so much more! Fabulous food and more than 300 artisans displaying their gallery-quality works complete the experience! The 2015 Michigan Renaissance Festival takes place on weekends and Labor day August 22nd thru October 4th! Plus Festival Friday on October 2nd.

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Our family is excited to attend the Michigan Renaissance Festival and hope you'll join us in going to #MichRenFest this year.  There are a variety of fun themed weekends that include Highland Fling, High Seas Adventure, Wonders of the World, Harvest Huzzah, and Sweet Endings.  Which of these sounds like it would be your favorite to venture to? The 37th annual Michigan Renaissance Festival takes place at 12600 Dixie Highway in Holly Michigan from August 22nd thru October 4th, 10am - 7pm, Rain or Shine! Click here for ticket prices and don't forget to use your coupon from A Geek Daddy blog.  Oh and did I mention FREE PARKING at the event.  I hate paying extra for parking so that is always something I appreciate. Huzzah!

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