Michigan Castle Renaissance Festival 2026

Michigan Castle Renaissance Festival 2026 will be held on June 19–21, 2026, at 2110 E Rauch Rd in Erie, Michigan, during Father’s Day Weekend. This all-ages Renaissance event will bring together live entertainment, vendors, competitions, food, games, blacksmithing, and princess storytime in a castle setting.

Presented by Castle Events, the festival offers a full weekend of medieval-inspired fun for families, fairgoers, and visitors looking for a themed summer outing. It is also part of the wider calendar of Renaissance Faires in June 2026 and related Renaissance Faire Events.

📅 Dates and Opening Hours

• Friday, June 19, 2026: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
• Saturday, June 20, 2026: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
• Sunday, June 21, 2026: Noon – 6:00 pm

The event takes place at a castle-style venue, giving the weekend a fitting backdrop for Renaissance entertainment, vendors, games, and themed activities.

🎟 Admission and Visitor Information

• Admission: $10 at the gate
• Kids 12 and under: Free
• Parking: Free
• Animals: Leashed animals allowed
• Ages: All ages welcome

⚔️ Entertainment and Activities

Michigan Castle Renaissance Festival 2026 will feature a faire full of entertainment for all ages, with a village of vendors, food to fuel a day of games and merriment, and competitions throughout the weekend.

Guests can try their hand at blacksmithing, enjoy storytime with a princess of the realm, explore the vendor area, and spend the day wandering through the festive Renaissance atmosphere. The event is designed for families, groups, and visitors of all ages.

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🏰 About the Castle Setting

The castle-style venue at E Rauch Rd provides a strong visual setting for the Renaissance theme, with its fortress-like appearance and medieval-inspired atmosphere. This backdrop helps create an immersive experience for guests attending the Father’s Day Weekend celebration.

🗺 About Erie, Michigan

Erie is a small community in Monroe County, located in southeastern Michigan near the Ohio border and close to Lake Erie. The area is connected to the region’s agricultural and Great Lakes history, with a local population of around 4,300 residents.

Visitors can reach Erie by road from nearby communities in Monroe County, the Toledo area, and other parts of southeast Michigan. From the surrounding region, local routes lead toward E Rauch Rd, where the festival venue is located.