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Delaware’s First Renaissance Faire

Author Diana Beasley
A knight toasts the crowd before he prepares for a joust.

Delaware’s First Renaissance Faire is coming in November.

How cool is this? Delaware now has their OWN Renaissance Faire.  It’s coming to Townsend the weekend of November 5-6, 2022.  That’s less than two weeks away!

According to the website, you’ll enjoy magic, adventure, comedy and fun for the whole family.

Explore the artisan marketplace with dozens of craft vendors. Enjoy a meal from one of the delicious food vendors, or sit down for a hearty drink at a locally sourced pub!

Interact with one of the many strange characters of our village as you wander throughout the day, test your skill at archery, axe-throwing, or dagger toss, or even battle a knight in one-on-one combat!

TICKET PRICES​

  • $15 for adults (ages 15+)

  • $10 young adults (ages 6-14)

  • Free for children 5 and under

  • $10 for veterans, seniors (60+), Peace Corps & disabled

  • Credit card sales include a $1 processing fee per ticket

  • All ticket sales are final. Tickets are not refundable

  • Tickets are valid Saturday 11/5 OR Sunday 11/6

  • The gates will be open 11am-5pm, the Faire ends each day at 6pm. You can come any time between 11am-5pm, the tickets are not for a specified time

  • All tickets purchased on our site are WILL CALL

  • You will NOT receive a ticket in the mail, you can simply show up and check in at the gate using your name and email address

Brought to you by Found Artifact Entertainment (Creators of the Midsummer Fantasy Renaissance Faire of Ansonia, CT)
and in association with Brimming Horn Meadery of Milton, DE

Delaware’s First Renaissance Faire

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'House of the Dragon': Fans Honor Major Character's Death

On the eighth episode of House of the Dragon, there is yet another time jump. We see a pregnant Rhaenyra. She and Alicent’s children have been replaced with older actors and King Viserys’ health has visibly deteriorated due to his leprosy. Rhaenyra and Daemon return to King’s Landing with their family after being away for years due to the news of Corlys Velaryon dying of injuries in a battle. Rhaenyra makes a plea to her father while he is on his deathbed, “I thought I wanted it. But the burden is a heavy one. It’s too heavy.” As Viserys replies, “My only child,” Rhaenyra then asks for his support: “If you wish me to bear it, then defend me. And my children.”

Viserys makes a shocking appearance at the petition to deny Corlys’ brother Vaemond’s claim to the throne to take over Driftmark, but Vaemond hurls accusations that Rhaenyra’s sons Lucerys and Jace have no true claim (Lucerys was already intended to claim the seat of Driftmark, blessed by Corlys). What’s to follow is a beheading and a Last Supper. Tensions are still high at dinner in the house Targaryen, but Viserys still only wants his loved ones to get along. He tells his family at dinner, “It both gladdens my heart and fills me with sorrow to see these faces around the table. The faces most dear to me in all the world… yet grown so distant from each other in the years past.”

House of the Dragon airs Sunday nights on HBO. Watch a preview for episode 9 below:

See what fans had to say about episode 8 below (Warning: there are spoilers!):

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