The Georgia Renaissance Festival is one of my favorite places to visit during the Spring in Georgia. The Georgia Renaissance Festival starts as soon as the weather begins to warm up down here in the south and lasts until the beginning of June. This festival is full of plenty to see and do. The main attraction at the Georgia Renaissance Festival are the various shows. The day is full of varying acts, you’ll have no problem finding something entertaining to watch at any point in the day. Of course, our family definitely has its favorite shows that we just have to see each time we visit the Georgia Renaissance Festival.
I mentioned a few weeks back, how you can score a discount on tickets to the Georgia Renaissance Festival in case you are interested in checking it out for yourself. My family and I were given tickets to check out this year’s festivities and came back with so many wonderful memories of chowing down on giant turkey legs, riding camels, and of course lots of laughter with our favorite characters. Here are a few photos of just some of the acts that we enjoyed seeing at the Georgia Renaissance Festival.
So what should you do at the Georgia Renaissance Festival? My first advise when visiting Georgia Renaissance Festival is to grab a schedule and make note of all of the shows (and the times they start) that you want to see. Some acts that I would highly recommend seeing: The Washing Wenches, Barely Balanced, Hypnotist Show, Hey Nunnie Nunnie, and the Birds of Paradise. Also, the food is plentiful at the Georgia Renaissance Festival so there is plenty to choose from. But keeping with theme, I can’t help but recommend a giant turkey leg as a great food option. Lastly, don’t forget to check out the shops. There are plenty of interesting themed shops to check out and find a great keepsake in.
Have you been to the Georgia Renaissance Festival? What is your favorite act to watch?
If you are thinking of visiting the Georgia Renaissance Festival, don’t forget to grab a discount code to save on admission.
Heather is a homeschooling mom of two boys currently living in central Georgia. She has been sharing her domestic story online as a blogger for 13 years. Through her blog and social media platforms, Heather provides a glimpse into domestic life as she shares with other stay-at-home moms how she tackles modern homemaking with the challenges of raising a family.
