Closed out the 31st season of the faire in glory and style. The theme was a Celtic Christmas and it felt like the whole faire got into the spirit of it. Yuletide music filled the air, the grounds and shops were filled with
seasonal decorations-as were some participants-and of course Father Christmas. And perhaps even more than one. There was also plenty of out of town visitors to help make this the busiest and most fun weekend of the season.
The previous description and all these wonderful images are brought to you by Frank Hui. Because of his devotion, I have nothing to add. --Robyn Sotherby
For information regarding the faire, check out the
Texas Renaissance Festival's Official Website .
As Always... click on the image for a larger view...
![]() I have absolutely no idea what this is |
![]() At dusk, I encountered the Goblin King |
![]() and patrons of his work |
![]() As well as more of Rebecca's on her son Dart |
![]() A little tough to see the incredible fabric on this cloak |
![]() The Beefeaters dressed for the holiday, holly & all |
![]() Quite the Cinderella carriage |
![]() Another Father Xmas or just a wiseguy? |
![]() No shortage of serfs at Lord Entropy's |
![]() Well, it's different |
![]() Even the fairies are in a holiday mood |
![]() Scratch being a one note, I mean, hit wonder |
![]() Kyle appearing refined and noble |
![]() Some stylish swashbucklers |
![]() Well someone wasn't ready to go yet |
![]() Rounding out the procession |
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