Step Back In Time At The First Ever West Virginia Renaissance Fair

The first-ever West Virginia Renaissance Festival is being held in the beautiful and historic city of Lewisburg every weekend through June 2018. The Renaissance Fair is sponsored by the Hanlon-Lee’s Action Theatre and Lewisburg’s own Hollow Hills Farm. Hollow Hills Farm is a 300 acre self-sustaining organic equestrian farm that offers riding lessons and trail rides, as well as venues for weddings and parties. There’s a lot to see in the area, like The Greenbrier Resort just down the road. Stay up-to-date with more fun festivals, cool concerts, and other Appalachian events with our events calendar. 

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Are Ye Not Entertained!?

Lauryn Murray and her best friend, Lady Essex, an Asian elephant will be there to thrill audiences along with unique performers like Aaron Bonk. Known as the “Master of the Whip,” he will make you laugh, wince and gasp in disbelief with his juggling, whip cracking and dangerous stunts that include machetes, swords, and fire. His show is the “hottest one in the ‘shire!”

Art Thou Attending? Food, Drink, and How Much Gold to Bring

The Renaissance Festival is open Saturdays and Sundays through June. Gates open at 10 a.m. and close at 6 p.m.                                                                          Ticket prices: Adults- $16, Children- 6 to 12 $6 and children 5 and under are free.

The festival is being held at Hollow Hills Farm, which is located on WV Route 60 halfway between Beckley and White Sulphur Springs. Take Exit 161 from I-64 East. The festival is visible from the main road. For more information about this inaugural Renaissance Festival call 304-992-6128 or email [email protected].