The Florida Renaissance Festival, affectionately known as Ren-Fest, is set to transport visitors to a bygone era. This year's 34th annual celebration will take place on Saturdays and Sundays from February 7 to March 29 at Quiet Waters Park in Deerfield Beach. Bobby Rodriguez, the festival's founder and organizer, described the event as a delve into fantasy, featuring jousting knights, swordfighters, archers, musical minstrels, and animatronic installations. The festival will showcase over 100 entertainers and 100 artisans, with costumes encouraged. Each weekend will have a unique theme, ranging from Viking valor to steampunk style. Rodriguez noted that the steampunk area, introduced last year, will return due to popular demand. Rodriguez emphasized that, despite being in its 34th year, the festival continues to evolve and improve. "People say to me all the time, 'After doing it for so many years, it's got to be easy doing this.' I said, 'No, it actually gets harder every year.'" Visitors are advised to arrive early to avoid VIP parking fees and lengthy wait times. According to the Sun Sentinel, the festival promises an immersive experience, with a focus on attention to detail and new decorations
Well, here comes the Florida Renaissance Festival to — in the most entertaining way — mess up all those plans by taking you to the past.You might also find this interesting: See here
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