Scottish Renaissance Festival

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Record last updated January 6, 2012

Scottish Renaissance Festival
Watsonville, California, USA
A two day Renaissance Festival with a Scottish flare to raise money for the Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County. Ticket includes access to the Loch Lomond Highland Games & Celtic Gathering and the Santa Cruz Celtic Music Festival.

Theme Scottish Renaissance "Land" -

"Year" late 16th C. Type Faire or Festival Founded 2006

Booths 72 Stages 7 Pets? Allowed

RUNS FROM June 16, 2012 THROUGH June 17, 2012
weekend(s)

Opens 10:00 am 10:00 am

Closes 10:00 pm 6:00 pm

On Saturday and Sunday Sunday

P R I C E S

Basic Student Senior Junior Child Passes?

all prices $US
15.00 15.00 15.00 10.00 FREE No

Parking (ages) (ages) (ages)

FREE - 5-12 0-4

C O N T A C T S

Host Charity Events

Mail 2271 Chanticleer Avenue

Santa Cruz CA 95062-1835 USA

Phone 831 252 4878 Alternate 831 479 4321 Fax 831 462 5180

E-mail Send Mail Now Website Home Page

Vendors Marketplace Director Performers Entertainment Director

L O C A T I O N

Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, 2601 East Lake Avenue.

Latitude 36.949516 Longitude -121.733853

W E A P O N S------P O L I C Y

Firearms not permitted.
Unloaded period firearms only.
Blades must be kept sheathed and peace-tied.
Other weapons not permitted.

N O T E S

This event is intended to raise money for local non-profits. In 2012, we're benefiting the Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County. The Cultural Council leads the community in advancing the Arts in Santa Cruz County, and ensuring arts opportunities for all by providing programs and services that support artists, strengthen arts organizations, promote arts education in schools, and encourage artistic creativity and diversity.

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Scottish Renaissance Festival Watsonville, California, USA A two day Renaissance Festival with a Scottish flare to raise money for the Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County. Ticket includes access to the Loch Lomond Highland Games & Celtic Gathering and the Santa Cruz Celtic Music Festival.
Theme	Scottish Renaissance		"Land"	-
"Year"	late 16th C.	Type	Faire or Festival	Founded	2006
Booths	72	Stages	7	Pets?	Allowed
RUNS FROM June 16, 2012 THROUGH June 17, 2012 weekend(s)
Opens	10:00 am	10:00 am
Closes	10:00 pm	6:00 pm
On	Saturday and Sunday	Sunday
P R I C E S
Basic	Student	Senior	Junior	Child	Passes?
all prices $US 15.00	15.00	15.00	10.00	FREE	No
	Parking	(ages)	(ages)	(ages)
	FREE	-	5-12	0-4
C O N T A C T S
Host	Charity Events
Mail	2271 Chanticleer Avenue
Mail	Santa Cruz		CA	95062-1835	USA
Phone	831 252 4878	Alternate	831 479 4321	Fax	831 462 5180
E-mail	Send Mail Now		Website	Home Page
Vendors	Marketplace Director		Performers	Entertainment Director
L O C A T I O N
Santa Cruz County Fairgrounds, 2601 East Lake Avenue.
Latitude	36.949516		Longitude	-121.733853
W E A P O N S------P O L I C Y
Firearms not permitted. Unloaded period firearms only. Blades must be kept sheathed and peace-tied. Other weapons not permitted.
N O T E S
This event is intended to raise money for local non-profits. In 2012, we're benefiting the Cultural Council of Santa Cruz County. The Cultural Council leads the community in advancing the Arts in Santa Cruz County, and ensuring arts opportunities for all by providing programs and services that support artists, strengthen arts organizations, promote arts education in schools, and encourage artistic creativity and diversity.