HOLLY, Mich. – The Michigan Renaissance Festival isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. The festival received its three-year ...

The Michigan Renaissance Festival, hosted in Holly at 12600 Dixie Hwy., began in 1979 and draws hundreds of thousands of visitors per year, according to their website.

The Michigan Renaissance Festival can stay at its current location in Holly for three more years, thanks to a special use ...

The 32nd Michigan Renaissance Festival — with its royalty, knights, wenches, merchants, musicians and entertainers — continues weekends through Oct. 3 in the Village of Hollyrove in Holly.

HOLLY -- The annual Michigan Renaissance Festival kicks off this weekend in Holly. Visitors can stroll around a 17-acre village, complete with building reproductions of Renaissance shops and a castle.

HOLLY, Mich. (WNEM) - The Michigan Renaissance Festival is back! There’s still time to enjoy all the mythical town of “Hollygrove” has to offer. From jousting to fire juggling and of course ...

The Michigan Renaissance Festival, hosted in Holly at 12600 Dixie Hwy., began in 1979 and draws hundreds of thousands of visitors per year, according to their website.

The Michigan Renaissance Festival, a festival that brings more than 250,000 visitors to a time-travel adventure into the 16th century in Holly annually, will not take place for the 2020 festival ...

The Michigan Renaissance Festival is in full force late in August. ... History: The festival has brought more than 250,000 visitors to Holly, Michigan for 36 years.

Detroit area residents dress in crazy costumes, send status updates and upload pictures as they participate in an open casting call audition for the "Let's Make A Deal" at the Michigan Renaissance ...

HOLLY, MI - The global pandemic isn’t stopping the Michigan Renaissance Festival from keeping a family tradition alive thanks to this socially-distanced sleigh. As part of the Ren Fest’s ...

Lords, ladies, fairies, unicorns, elves and those who just love people-watching will congregate in Holly, Michigan for the next few weekends for the return of the Michigan Renaissance Festival.