Itty Bitty Ren Faire 2026

Itty Bitty Ren Faire celebrates its fourth annual edition on Sunday, November 15, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Kershaw County Farmers Market in Camden, South Carolina. Organized by Flora & Fauna Marketplace, this outdoor artisan market combines Renaissance-inspired costumes, fantasy themes, handmade goods, food trucks, and themed photo opportunities.

The event moves to Camden’s Downtown Historic District for 2026, with a new date and a larger setting. Visitors are encouraged to wear Renaissance attire and explore the market in costume.

An Artisan Market Milestone

This fourth edition also marks Flora & Fauna Marketplace’s 50th artisan market. The milestone refers to the organizer’s wider market series, while Itty Bitty Ren Faire remains its annual Renaissance-themed event.

Artisans, Food, and Activities

The expanded market brings together more than 70 vendors, including artisans, crafters, makers, and bakers. Supporting independent creators remains a central part of the event.

• Artisan shopping and handmade creations.
• Food trucks.
• Themed photo opportunities.
• Visitor experiences inspired by the event’s Renaissance and fantasy setting.
• Costumed participation throughout the market.

🎟 Admission and Parking

• Admission: free.
• Parking: free.
• Opening hours: 11:00 AM–5:00 PM.

Dogs are welcome. The new location includes water stations, a pet-waste kiosk, and a pet-friendly promenade.

For other seasonal outings, explore the calendar of Renaissance faires and medieval festivals in November 2026 and the selection of fantasy fairs.

📍 Location

The event takes place at Kershaw County Farmers Market, 906 Broad Street, Camden, SC 29020, in the Downtown Historic District.

📍 Approximate Road Distances

Approximate driving distances to Camden vary depending on the route and starting point:

• Sumter, South Carolina: 30 mi.
• Columbia, South Carolina: 35 mi.
• Florence, South Carolina: 55 mi.
• Rock Hill, South Carolina: 60 mi.
• Charlotte, North Carolina: 90 mi.
• Charleston, South Carolina: 130 mi.