The Tennessee Renaissance Festival

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Name: Tennessee Renaissance Festival
Location: Arrington-Triune, TN, 25 Miles south of Nashville
Directions: MAP
Dates: May weekends plus memorial day.
Hours: 10:00 am - 6:00 PM
Castle tours are available from 11-3
Site: Tennessee Renaissance Festival
Social Networking: Facebook
Theme: Elizabethan
Admission: Adults $20
Children 6-12 $7
5 and Under Free
Senior $17.00
US Military Personnel $17.00
Advance tickets: have Ended April 16
Season Pass $70.00 (must have photo ID)
First weekend Family Celebration Discount May 1-2nd 2 reg adults, 2 grand parents plus child for $40


   During the Festival, Triune is known as Covington Glen, The village of Covington Glen is filled with several characters. Merchants, peasants, and entertainers walk the streets. Fairies wander between the trees. Royality and Nobilty visit the village.

The Festival is held in a beautiful wooden area with lots of shade.

No pets allowed on the festival grounds
Entertainment

There are five entertainment stages plus a tournament field with Jousts and Human Chess. Street performers travel the roads and artisans demonstrate their skills.

Faire Feature:
 The Festival is held on the grounds of Castle Gwynn, a residental castle. The owners provide tours during the festival's run.
In 2008 Taylor Swift’s music video, Love Story, was shot at the Castle.


 

Activities

You can visit the Castle residence of the Faire Owners.

There are games. Archery, Jacob's Ladder, Bump a Monk and more.

For the kids: Camel ride, Dragon joust ride, and a maze.

Feasts

Turkey Legs
Kettle Corn
Soup bread bowls
Steak on a stick
Lemon smashes
Pretzels
Ale/beer
much more

Merchants

There are a variety of wares.
Costumes
Swords
Jewelry
Artwork
Figurines

Visit The official Tennessee Renaissance Festival site.

Links to many of the acts and vendors can be found on the TN REN Links page.

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