Koroneburg European Renaissance Festival's Interests
General
Entertainment: Re-enactors will portray characters from Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Italy, England and other European countries. Meet Nostradamus and Gutenberg. Meet other famous and not-so-famous shapers of history. Visitors will enjoy five stages of entertainment, featuring plays, music, dancing, comedy and juggling. Wandering minstrels, exciting horse shows, archery competitions, a traditional school of arts and crafts for children of all ages. Thrill to the jousting of the Imperial Knights and their amazing trained horses.
Crafts: Artisans present, sell and demonstrate their handcrafted wares. Glass blowers, potters, soap makers, purveyors of fine swords, jewelry, leather, period clothing and many other European merchants offer a wide variety of beautifully crafted wares.
Edibles: Delicious food and drink available. Giant turkey legs, bratwurst, soup, veggies, funnel cakes, ice cream, imported and domestic ale and beer, soda and much more are offered.
Must do’s: Visit the glass blower and the village blacksmith. Watch as the candle maker makes 6’ candles. Try your hand at making chain mail. Visit the barber-surgeon, and cheer with the Baron at the spectacular horse show or battle reenactments. Be part of a play. Take a ride on the authentic hand propelled Carousel or ride the Giant Swing.
Music
We have had many incredible talents grace our stages, from the incomparable Siler and Clark to the Cherry Tarts, and much, much more!
Movies
Our site has been used for numerous student films, and is available for booking for a myriad of film opportunities.
Heroes
Johannes Gutenberg and the Printing Press, Leonardo Da Vinci
Koroneburg European Renaissance Festival has closed for the season. Check out Ramona Bowl Renaissance Faire for fun this autumn! 4 weekends in September! view more
Meet hundreds of family members living, working & playing in Southern California’s only permanent Renaissance Village. Visitors to this 1450-1600 European Village are entertained, discover fine arts and crafts, and enjoy delectable food and beverages. The setting is the fictitious estate of the Baron Heinrich Von Lauffer, located along the Rhine river (aka Santa Ana River) between Mainz and Strasbourg. Each year the Baron invites the finest minds and most talented actors to celebrate the coming of spring at his Barony of Koroneburg. The festival celebrates the inventions and changes of the renaissance period.
LORE was
organized around an educational goal. The purpose of the organization
is to provide the means through which participants; potential
participants, history enthusiasts and educators can develop or expand
their skills and background in world history. The immersion weekends
provide an opportunity for participants to work with other
knowledgeable participants and professionals in an instructional
setting. Certification is available for those who wish to pursue a
structured study of the various aspects of historical life.
Join the Loyal Order of Reenactment Enthusiasts (LORE)
and earn a master certificate in Reenacting!
Next
Immersion October 18th
and 19th, 2008!
Future Immersions: February 28th & March 1st, 2009
Reenactment
Immersion Weekend costs $25 per person. This year's event
includes many new topics!
Who I'd like to meet: All people with an interest in the Renaissance, Western Europe at the time, or just a general interest in history are invited to become our friends!
We want to meet renaissance faire patrons, first time guests, theater enthusiasts, teachers, students, families, in general anyone interested in coming out to our annual festival!
If you are interested in volunteering or working at the festival - please send us a message! We look forward to meeting you and welcome you to the Koroneburg Family!
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