Weekends & Labor Day: August 30 - October 26, 2025 10:30 am — 7:00 pm

Celtic Fest Ohio 2025

“I had never been before and absolutely loved it! My favorite groups are always Father Son and Friends and Albannach (they were fabulous, as always). SCYTHIAN! They were so kind and their music is just the best combo of Celtic, pop and bluegrass. Partook in several drinks at the Ailing Knight Pub…I highly recommend the snake bite! Weather […]

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Sir Gawayne and the Grene Knight

Stories. A man waits among his peerage, eager to distinguish himself before his king. His opportunity arises in the form of a man of green, neither friend nor foe, but a tester of men from beyond the boundaries of the church. He is tall, his raiment one of fine embroidery despite his leafy personage. He […]

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Carols of the Renaissance

During the Elizabethan era (1558–1603), Christmas celebrations were rich with music, featuring carols that have endured through the centuries. These songs, originating from various regions, were integral to the festive season, reflecting both religious themes and local traditions. From devout worship to stories passed down through oral recitation, get ready to add these songs to […]

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How the Tudors Scared Themselves: A Journey into 16th-Century Horror

While modern audiences might turn to haunted houses, horror films, and ghost tours for a chilling thrill, the Tudors of 16th-century England had their own methods of indulging in fear. During the reign of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I, the world was rife with superstition, religion, folklore, and a fascination with the macabre. Let’s dive […]

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