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New Hampshire Renaissance Faire 2027
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The New Hampshire Renaissance Faire (NHRF) is a family-friendly, charity-focused renaissance faire held on wooded grounds in Fremont, NH, produced by the nonprofit Three Maples Renaissance Corp. Merchants are mainly local artisans selling handmade costumes, jewelry, pottery, herbals, and weaponry, alongside live performers, knights, and fairies. The faire traditionally runs the second and third weekends of May (2026 ran May 9-10 & 16-17). Exact 2027 dates had not been published as of June 2026 — the dates shown here (May 8-9 & 15-16, 2027) are projected from that pattern, and vendor applications for the 2027 season are open. Proceeds benefit the New Hampshire Food Bank and Meals on Wheels of Rockingham County.
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