Activities

Enjoy a lovely little luncheon with Queen Lucy the valiant. All creatures and humans are welcome, please be sure to let her majesty know that you’ll be in attendance by pre registering.

 The High King himself is presiding over the sword tournament. Test your mettle and compete for prizes. Spaces are limited so reserve in advance to claim your spot.  Check in at the arena from 11:00 - 11:30. Those not checked in by 11:30 will forfeit their spot to the next person on the wait list.

 Join the dryads, fawns and the queen herself at the dancing lawn for a time of merriment as she teaches classic dances. 

 Prove you have what it takes to be a knight by training under King Edmund in a variety of drills and exercises. Hear of his adventure in Narnia, learn sword drills, practice battle strategy and teamwork and get knighted. For all ages.

On Friday evening, come assist the head storyteller and perform the story of how Narnia was saved from the white witch! Come be assigned a character and act out the story in front of the court!

 Show off your amazing costume creation skills in the Narnia themed costume contest to win prizes. Pre-judging will be on Saturday a few hours before the showcase. 

 Demonstrate your unique and impressive talents in the Narnia themed talent show and win prizes.  Spaces are limited so reserve in advance to claim your spot. 

  Complete quests throughout the day with your team or as an individual and see which group will be declared Quest Champions at the end of the day and win prizes. 

 Experience the biblical parallels in Narnia on this quest.  Hear small talks from church volunteers and participate in fun hands on activities that will help you remember the lessons you learned and earn quest points! 

 Stop and stare at the spectacle of the astounding creatures and the royal leaders of Narnia as they parade throughout the faire bidding a good day to all.  

Do you have a friend who has been a too little mischievous for their own good, a child who is being super silly, or a parent who won't stop making 'dad' jokes?  Then maybe a good natured trip to the stocks might be just the thing they need.