Music from Craig of Farrington, Gypsophilia, Porter and Stout, The Limeybirds, The Pyrates Royale, Queens Gambit, and Silent Lion

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Notes:
- Last chance to get a copy of The Circle, the Renaissance festival compilation CD.
- Modern Bard
- Demand Marc Gunn
- Demand the Brobdingnagian Bards
- Send your calendar comments to Joe Haydu at calendar @ renaissancefestivalmusic.com
- The Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival has been renovated, and now has a new castle gate, jousting area, and children's realm, as well as a new pirate's pub and craft marketplace.


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August 25-26:

* Maryland Renaissance Faire - Annapolis , Maryland
E Muzeki, "Minchote" and "Dorelia" from E Muzeki

*Bristol Renaissance Festival - Kenosha, Wisconsin
Craig of Farrington "Molly Malone" and "The Magician" from Nice

* Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival - West Newton, Pennsylvania
Porter and Stout "Black and Tans" and "A Solin" from Uncharted Waters


September 1-3:

* Kansas City Renaissance Festival - Kansas City, Kansas
The Limeybirds, "The Parting Glass" and "Sweet Violets" from Tweet!!!

* Maryland Renaissance Faire - Annapolis , Maryland
The Pyrates Royale, "Poor Old Horse" and "Rolling Home" from Tales of the Brigantine

* Kansas City Renaissance Festival - Kansas City, Kansas
Queen's Gambit "Blackbird" and "Irish Lullaby" from Pawn to King Four

* Ohio Renaissance Festival - Harveysburg , Ohio
Silent Lion "Into the Medieval World" and "Red Haired Boy" from Into the Medieval World

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Marc Gunn with Lorella Loftus reading "The Faire is Over"

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