Step into Arkansas' first permanent Renaissance Festival at Dragonstone Springs, an immersive 80acre realm where fantasy and history collide. From live jousting and enchanting performances to artisan markets brimming with handcrafted treasures, every visitor can explore quests, costume contests, and a Kid's Zone for interactive fun. Each themed weekend-from High Fantasy to Pirate & Viking invasions-brings unique adventures, including elegant Queen's Teas and lavish Champion's Feasts with entertainment in royal settings. Beyond festival season, the venue hosts fairytale weddings, private fantasy events, and the educational 'School Days' program for students. With lodging, RV, and campground options nearby, it's a magical escape for families and fantasy lovers alike.

Step back in time at the Ohio Renaissance Festival, a magical realm of jousting knights, regal ladies, and charming minstrels. Spanning 35 acres, this annual event transports visitors to a 16th-century English village, complete with artisan crafts, period food, live entertainment, and captivating shows. Revel in the splendor of the Renaissance era, partake in interactive games, and be enthralled by historical reenactments. A family-friendly event, it promises fun, education, and memories to last a lifetime!

For more than 50 years, the Come-See-Me Festival has served as Rock ' annual salute to spring. With nearly 80 events and activities, ' something for everyone!

Every year in early October, we setup the big tents on Marktplatz for three days of Oktoberfest. German traditions of music, games, food and drink are celebrated in an effort reproduce the Bavarian sense of gemütlichkeit.

Returning Fri., Sep. 1, 2023, the Burning of Zozobra is a historic New Mexico cultural event staged annually by the Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe on Labor Day Friday as a fiery end-of-summer tradition. Zozobra was created by Will Shuster, one of "Los Cinco Pintores," a group of five artists who came to NM in the 1920s. Shuster's creation first appeared in a 1924 backyard party as a 6-ft. effigy. Over time, Zozobra has grown to a towering 50-ft. high marionette, an icon cherished by spectators from around the world. Made of chicken wire, wood and cloth stuffed with thousands of glooms, this eerie specter was introduced publicly in 1926. In 1964, Will Shuster granted all rights to this beloved tradition to the Santa Fe Kiwanis Club in perpetuity.

Embrace the heritage of our town festival!

Yankee Peddler Festival Association hosts one of Ohio's biggest arts and crafts festivals at Jellystone Park Clay's Resort. The festival brings together artists, crafters, vendors, entertainers, and visitors for a unique seasonal experience. Guests can explore handcrafted goods, arts and crafts, food, entertainment, and family-friendly activities in a welcoming festival setting. Located at Jellystone Park Clay's Resort, Yankee Peddler Festival attracts visitors from throughout Ohio and surrounding areas, making it a popular September destination for arts, crafts, shopping, and seasonal entertainment.

Can you make a 5-15 minute short film in 50 Days? Choose the Challenge that best fits your "vision" of the film that you want to make. At registration, choose your Genre or Theme and the Date YOU want to Start YOUR Clock.