Sterling Renaissance Festival's Official Website .This past July I attended opening weekend of the 29th annual Sterling Renaissance Faire. The weather was ideal and crowds were good. The site appears to be a no busking event. It is smaller in size and cast than some other festivals I've attended, but their participants actively interact with patrons and they have a nice variety of
entertainments-some I have never seen before. The grounds are hilly and filled with trees and grass-in much greater ratios than most other places. Thus there is an illusion of being larger and denser than it actually is. The most distinctive impression of the faire is a feeling of peacefulness (atypical in other faires) even with a large attendance present.
The previous description and all these wonderful images are brought to you by Frank Hui. Because of his devotion, I have nothing to add. --Robyn Sotherby
For information regarding the faire, check out the Sterling Renaissance Festival's Official Website .
As Always... click on the image for a larger view...
 Putting to use new holy relics |
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 I'm with stupid |
 They make it easier to point out sinners |
 Singing about the man who's the reason she's a nun |
 The latest commercial break |
 Well Jesus was big on the fish & loaves |
 Doing an imitation of Jonah |
 Well she is a nun |
 Some noble posing |
 Serene melodies from As You Like It |
 One of the guises of Gabriel Q |
 Kyndergarb specialize in children's garb. Neat eh |
 Some operatic fun with the Da Vinci Brothers |
 The Queen has a midday audience |
 The court ladies |
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