Are you looking for a little something different to do on the weekends during the spring months? If so, then plan to head to the Oklahoma Renaissance Festival at The Castle of Muskogee for a day filled with entertainment, unique food, and great shopping. The festival is an annual Oklahoma crowd favorite and each weekend it is presented features a different fun theme. Read on for more information and enjoy a visit to the Village of Castleton in the year 1569.

The Oklahoma Renaissance Festival is back and as usual, it keeps getting better and better!
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The festival, which is one of the most popular festivals in the state, typically takes place for six weekends starting at the end of April to about the beginning of June.
Each weekend features a different theme ...
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... so you can visit more than once and see different exciting entertainment and events.
Visitors are encouraged to dress up and there is a costume contest for five different categories.
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They also have a Royal Quest for kids filled with clues and it's a highlight for many of the little ones.
If you’re looking for excitement, watch a joust.
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There’s also live music and entertainment for all ages.

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Of course, you can visit without trying some of the delicious food.
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You'll find a variety of unique food vendors and over 125 booths selling handcrafted items.
There are lots of hands-on activities for the kids along with a variety of age-appropriate performances.
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You might even get to see different types of animals and enjoy some face painting.
Every inch of this place feels like you're stepping back in time to the 16th century.
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They put on quite the performance at the festival and you'll enjoy everything from a tribal circus and jugglers to dances and themed dinners.
As you wander the ground of the village you'll find something new to enjoy at every turn.
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If you're looking for a fun place to spend the weekend, buy a ticket and plan a visit soon!

If you would like to pre-purchase tickets online or see the full list of vendors at the festival, visit the official festival website or The Castle of Muskogee Facebook page to learn more.

Have you ever been to this Renaissance Festival in Oklahoma before? If so, what was your favorite part? Make sure to share with us your experience in the comments section below!

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Where can we find food festivals in Oklahoma?

  • The Jenks America Food Truck Festival in Jenks features an eclectic mix of food truck food, music, and artisan booths.
  • The Rush Springs Watermelon Festival in Rush Springs features lots of watermelons, watermelon-themed activities, carnival rides, and more.
  • The Smokin' the Fort BBQ & Bluegrass Festival in Fort Gibson is one of the most popular annual festivals in the state.

Read on to learn about some of the many other delicious food festivals in Oklahoma.

Where can we find botanical gardens in Oklahoma?

  • The Myriad Botanical Gardens in Oklahoma City spans 17 spectacular acres right in the middle of downtown and features over 1,000 species of plants from all over the world.
  • The Philbrook Museum Gardens in Tulsa are stunning, encompassing English, French, and Italian gardens.
  • The Lendonwood Gardens in Grove is a beautiful six-acre garden with over 1,200 species of plants and more than 75 varieties of Japanese Maple trees.

Read on to learn about some of the many other beautiful botanical gardens in Oklahoma.

Where can we find barbecue restaurants in Oklahoma?

  • Smokin' Joes Rib Ranch in Davis is known for its huge barbecue plates which are among the biggest and best in the state.
  • John & Cooks Real Pit BBQ in Lawton has been a favorite community staple since 1936.
  • Jake's Rib in Chickasha is the place for the best ribs and their massive portion of French fries.

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