Scottish Renaissance Festival

Scottish Renaissance Festival
Time: 
Saturday, 20 June 2009 (All day)
Location: 
Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds
2601 E. Lake Street
95076
United States

The Scottish Renaissance Festival is an annual celebration of culture through music, theatre, crafts, and art. Whether people come to watch the kilted Highland warriors or the beautiful Mary Stuart, Queen of the Scots, the lively music or the wondrous crafts, the miraculous magician or the comedic thespian, the playful faerie or the tubby black dragon, to play a game of skill or join in an exciting activity, they’ll find something for the entire family. The Scots call a social gathering a Ceilidh (kay-lee) and this will be a gathering to enjoy and remember.
Ticket Info: $12 adults/$10 children.

Venue: 
Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds

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