Amanda T.
9/30/2025
The Ren Faire has been a staple in CT for many years. The shows are great, the entry price is reasonable, and everyone seems to have a great time. The food is priced according to the kind of event...
The Connecticut Renaissance Faire
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122 Mack Rd
Lebanon, CT 06249
Step back in time to a vibrant 16th-century harvest festival at The Connecticut Renaissance Faire’s 27th anniversary celebration. Since 1999, this event has been a gateway to a world where history meets fantasy, offering a unique experience for all. Explore New England’s largest Medieval Marketplace, featuring over a hundred artisan shops with treasures you won’t find anywhere else.
Savor delicious turkey legs, indulge in a variety of affordable food options, and enjoy craft beers while immersing yourself in a day of adventure. With 10 stages of top-tier entertainment, including comedy, acrobatics, and interactive shows, there’s something for everyone in the family to enjoy. Costumes are encouraged but not required – just bring your sense of fun!
Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind event that blends history, entertainment, and community. Purchase your tickets online or at the Box Office to skip convenience fees. Join this unforgettable journey into the past, where fun and adventure await around every corner at The Connecticut Renaissance Faire.
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3.527 reviewsGiovanni
10/12/2025
This an overhyped and incredibly poorly managed event. It took two hours to finally park from backed up traffic. Upon entering, the fairgrounds were incredibly overcrowded. The food and drink...
Meagan W.
10/12/2025
I came to the faire 10/11/25, and it was a Saturday so I was expecting there to be a wait for everything however every single line I waited in took a minimum of 45 minutes. I definitely believe...
Lindsay N.
9/19/2024
This year was my first time attending the Connecticut Renaissance Faire in Lebanon, CT. The faire is open on the weekends from around September thru October, check their website for current info....
Kyle M.
10/6/2024
Advertised as largest Renaissance faire in New England, this is probably true. But it's more of an overpriced flea market. Larpers are nice but King Richard's is more immersive. There is a reason...
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