New York Renaissance Faire

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The New York Renaissance Faire is located in Tuxedo, NY off Route 17a. NYRF, along with the faires of Southern California and Bristol, is one of the three American Renaissance Faires owned by the Renaissance Entertainment Corporation. This annual event, approaching its 30th season, takes place from the first weekend of August until the last weekend of September.

Being just 30 minutes from New York City, it has become a training ground for stage and screen actors including David Brimmer and Jon Lovitz.

External Links & Sources

The New York Renaissance Faire
J. David Brimmer
Graeber, Laurel. "The 20th Annual New York Renaissance Faire". New York Times; 09/12/97, Vol. 146 Issue 50913, pC16.
Minor, E. Kyle. "The Performers Behind the Costumes". The New York Times, August 20, 2000 p10.
New York Pulse. "A Little Knight Life". New York Post (New York, NY), August 3, 2002 p24.
Terjanian, Harry. "A Knight to Remember: Renaissance Faire Revives Days of Yore". The Record (Bergen County, NJ), August 11, 2000 p030.
Winter, Metta. "Bring History to Life". Boston Globe. Boston, Mass.: Jun 12, 1983. pg. 1
Yaeger, Lynn. "Faire game". The Village Voice. New York: Sep 22, 1998. Vol. 43, Iss. 38; p. 14