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Hear Ye, Hear Ye! Colorado Renaissance Festival To Open This Summer

LARKSPUR, Colo. (CBS4) - The Colorado Renaissance Festival is making a comeback in Colorado. Organizers announced the festival will open July 3 for a full eight week run.

The Colorado Renaissance Festival celebrates its 34th season in Larkspur. The festivities include musical and comedic acts at numerous stages throughout the village along with a variety of food and beverage and over 200 artisans selling their wares in the
The Colorado Renaissance Festival celebrates its 34th season in Larkspur. The festivities include musical and comedic acts at numerous stages throughout the village along with a variety of food and beverage and over 200 artisans selling their wares in the Village Marketplace. Good King Henry, John Bryan, approaches the court with his daughter, Princess Elizabeth, Kristy Ekiss. Kathryn Scott Osler, The Denver Post (Photo By Kathryn Scott Osler/The Denver Post via Getty Images)

They say they worked closely with the city of Larkspur.

"We are confident we can provide the "laughter, joy and merriment" for Coloradans.

Exciting proclamation from the King! Be sure to follow our page for upcoming announcements as to ticket sales, themed weekends, festival changes and more!

Posted by Colorado Renaissance Festival on Tuesday, April 6, 2021

Larkspur sits in Douglas County which is part of Tri-County Health. Health officials with that department announced on April 5 masks would not be required in outdoor settings.

The Colorado Renaissance Festival celebrates its 34th season in Larkspur. The festivities include musical and comedic acts at numerous stages throughout the village along with a variety of food and beverage and over 200 artisans selling their wares in the
The Colorado Renaissance Festival celebrates its 34th season in Larkspur. The festivities include musical and comedic acts at numerous stages throughout the village along with a variety of food and beverage and over 200 artisans selling their wares in the Village Marketplace. "Sir Roderick", Bill Brooks, performs for a large crowd in the Tournament of Skill Combat Jousting event. Kathryn Scott Osler, The Denver Post (Photo By Kathryn Scott Osler/The Denver Post via Getty Images)

Specific rules for the Renaissance Festival have not yet been announced.

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