Renaissance Festival

One of Minnesota's biggest events suffered a major blow yesterday when a massive fire broke out and burned several buildings and hundreds of vendor booths to the ground.

For their 50th anniversary, magic and comedy act Penn and Teller will be returning to the stage where it all began: the Minnesota Renaissance Festival.

Penn & Teller, made up of Penn Jillette (the tall, talkative one) and Teller (the short, silent one), have been performing together for 50 years. And believe it or not, it all started here in Minnesota.

Events like Ren Fest need younger patrons who are interested in events like it to keep it coming back.

Turns out Penn & Teller have a rich history with roots in Minnesota.

If these bad Google reviews are anything to go by, not everyone gets their jollies at the Minnesota's Renaissance Festival.

After it was cancelled last year due to COVID-19, the Minnesota Renaissance Festival is expected to move forward this year.

Organizers of the largest Renaissance Festival in the U.S. have announced an extended run of this year's alternative parade-event.

Drawing inspiration from the Minnesota State Fair's drive-thru food parade, the Minnesota Renaissance Festival shared an update late last week to say that they would be offering a drive-thru "Renaissance Festival on Parade" this year instead.

The 50th annual Minnesota Renaissance Festival is still slated to happen this year despite the COVID-19 pandemic.

I love attending the Renaissance Festival! And The Value Connection is offering a great discount package!

Tons of fun await you at this years Renaissance Festival!