What is the Louisiana Renaissance Festival?

The village of Albright is approximately 10 charming acres of tranquility.  Upon entering the majestic front gate, visitors will be greeted by the many residents of Albright, whether it be the Baron, the Mayor, the Inn Keeper or countless others.

There are delightful aromas and sounds filling the rustic streets of Albright.  From bagpipes to the hammer dulcimer, from roasted pecans to garlic mushrooms, your senses are delighted at every turn!  For fulfilling your thirst, there are many beverages from which to choose.  The coffee shop offers tea and hot cocoa while the Painted Badger Pub and King Head’s Tavern offer various spirits.  A variety of soft drinks are found throughout the village. Piper's Pubs bring you many delicious flavors of root beer and cream ale.

As you journey around the scenic lake of Albright, you will notice many demonstrations from various craftsmen:  glassblowing, blacksmithing, candle making, woodworking, and more.  Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth is strolling the streets of Albright.  Remember to shout “God Save the Queen” to show your appreciation!  If you are the quiet type, a simple bow or curtsey will do.

Entertainment is endless during your visit.  There are forty stage shows everyday including: comedy, juggling, singing pirates, and clowns, just to name a few.  Throughout the lanes are strolling minstrels, games, rides and more!  One of the most popular events is the joust.  Watch as fully armored knights battle on horseback as well as hand-to-hand combat.  Be sure to cheer for your favorite knight with a hearty “hip hip huzzah”.  From the romantic to adventurous, the young or young at heart, Albright provides a unique experience for everyone!

With the holidays just around the corner, you will be sure to find one of a kind gifts for that special someone.  Many items are handmade and some even right before your eyes!  With a visit to the Louisiana Renaissance Festival you will create memories of historical proportions!