Last weekend, the Santa Fe Renaissance Fair came to El
Rancho de las Golondrinas for its annual festival. Between sword fighting,
Celtic games, belly dancing, Clan Tynker and an appearance by the King and
Queen, this event was one surely loved by all ages. Look for SFR’s slideshow of
the highlights below.
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09.23.2010
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Last weekend, the Santa Fe Renaissance Fair came to El
Rancho de las Golondrinas for its annual festival. Between sword fighting,
Celtic games, belly dancing, Clan Tynker and an appearance by the King and
Queen, this event was one surely loved by all ages. Look for SFR’s slideshow of
the highlights below.
Ye Olde Santa Fe Renaissance Faire
By Mike Zolnick
Last weekend, the Santa Fe Renaissance Fair came to El
Rancho de las Golondrinas for its annual festival. Between sword fighting,
Celtic games, belly dancing, Clan Tynker and an appearance by the King and
Queen, this event was one surely loved by all ages. Look for SFR’s slideshow of
the highlights below.
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