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Saturday 10am - 6pm Sunday 10am - 6pm

Canterbury Renaissance Festival of Northeast Texas

Name: Canterbury Renaissance Festival of Northeast Texas
Address: 1063 CR 3320, Mount Pleasant, TX, 75455, US
Telephone: +19034349893
Price range: $$
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Set during the Reign of King Henry VIII, the Town of Canterbury comes alive every September to celeb

06/28/2024

Thier Royal Majesties regret to inform the Realm of the decision not to visit the Canterbury Renaissance Festival for the 2024 season.
This decision has not come lightly and weighs heavily on our hearts, as we know it has been a while since we have seen all of your beautiful faces.
Thank you for your continued support as we navigate through these decisions.

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1063 CR 3320
Mount Pleasant, TX
75455

Opening Hours

Saturday	10am - 6pm
Sunday	10am - 6pm

Telephone

+19034349893

Website

http://canterburytx.com/

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King Henry VIII and Queen Katherine Parr Visits Canterbury Fair

Be ith the year of Our Lord MDXLY and in the ###VI year of the reign of our Most Sovern King, Henry the Eight of that Name, at the invitation of the Most Reverend Primate, Thomas Cantuar, the Archbishop of Canterbury, the King and His Queen, Katherine Parr, did visited Canterbury for its annual Market Fair. The Royal Court did progress from Londontown for the fair. Included in the royal court was the King’s beloved sister, the Dowager Queen Margaret Tudor of Scotland. There the King and the Royal court did enjoy the entertainment of the mistrals and Barbs ay even the sights of the dancers from the east. The King and Queens along with the court marveled at the trade items from far and near. The cooks of Canterbury made sure all were well feed and the King was well pleased with the local mead.