September 16 & 17, 2017

Regions 4 & 6 plays host to a variety of wonderful different groups, including local organizations, non-profits and more. Enjoy amazing displays and products, along with plenty of chances to support these hard working volunteers.

Brianna's Buddies

Daughters of Scotia

Newfane Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center

Rochester Scottish Heritage Society

Royal Scottish Country Dance Society

 

Go fishing at St. Andrew's hole. Swing a round of mini golf. Throw the Caber pole. Take a chance at the ring toss. Throw a sheep!

Fun for kids is endless at the festival, from the music to the food, demonstrations to entertainment. The heart of the fun is the Kid's Corner, which contains every activity you can dream to do and more!

Bubble Garden

Cave O’Legos

Celtic Crafts & Coloring Pages

Daffodil Ring Toss

Draughts

Face Painting

Gaelic Golf

Knots & Crosses

Mini Highland Games Training

Pot O’ Gold Toss

Sandi McCrabby gem hunt!

St. Andrew’s Fishing Hole

Visit Our Fairy Kingdom!

A place full of fun and activities, you also have the chance to complete a quest and be “knighted” by Page the Book Fairy!

Plus you can stay for a while and enjoy stories from Sorcha Bell, the Teller of Tales

Storyteller's Tree with wonderful tales from The Bard of Basswood

Throughout the weekend you'll see history come alive in various ways, all thanks to those who honor centuries of Celtic culture. Better yet, you can join in! Hear stories, join in a sing along, learn about swordfighting and even prepare for battle against the British!

 

The 13th Realm The 13th Realm are re-enactors who recreate European 13th century. Their family friendly demonstrations and activities allow guests to have first-hand experiences with this wonderful part of our past.

 

Clann of the Wolfe: 1745 Jacobite Rebellion The Jacobite Rebellion (1745-1746), under the command of Prince Charles Edward Stuart, was the last attempt to reclaim the throne of Great Britain & Ireland. This rebellion threw Scotland into such turmoil that it effectively ended the Clan system as it had existed for centuries. As a confederation of living historians, Clann of the Wolfe comes together each year to recreate this period in history and bring it to life for ourselves and the general public.

 

Clann of the Wolfe: Highland Camp Life Clann of the Wolfe remains on festival grounds the entire weekend, complete with a full schedule of living history activities with men, women and children. Visit the camp to see the activities of daily life during the 18th century: food preparation, spinning, tea, ceremonies, open fire cooking & much more!

 

FAWA Ironwerks A blacksmith is an artisan who forges and shapes hot iron and steel with hammer, anvil and tools. Forged objects of iron have been discovered in Egyptian tombs well before 1000 years BCE. Throughout recorded history the blacksmith has made the weapons and implements to conquer and defend as well as work the land and create tools to enhance our way of life. Fawa Ironwerks carries on this craft today in artistry and tool making.

 

Lake Ontario Spinners Watch a live demonstration of the amazing art of spinning wool, with this talented group. All are trained with old-fahioned techniques, and love sharing this knowledge with others!

 

MacFarlane's Company MacFarlanes Company is a volunteer organization that uses Living History presentations to teach people, primarily about the rich history and culture of Scotland and the Scottish diaspora in North America. By their efforts, MacFarlanes Company raises funds to support the outstanding stewardship and preservation work done by The National Trust for Scotland.

 

Society of Historical & Fantasy Times (SHFT) Gain wonderful knowledge and hands-on experience with ancient weapons and battle skills. SHFT members perform demos all weekend long, giving presentations and letting guests join in as well.

 

Sterling Invaders Direct from The Sterling Renaissance Festival, these invaders are here to share in the fun and joviality of the Ren Faire with our guests! You never know where you’ll meet them, but they’re sure to make your visit more wonderful. They may even get you involved in their fun as well!

 

Stoney Meadows Alpacas Come and see the age old tradition of fabric production through weaving. Stoney Meadow is bringing a wonderful display to show you start to finish what it takes to produce fine fleece cloth. You can also shop from their large assortment of completed works.

 

Woods Unlimited Woods Unlimited by James Stewart Take a step back in time and watch Scottish Trader James Stewart hand carve wooden signboard appliqués. Learn about life in the 18th Century, including mastering wood arts and how to survive in new American Settlements. You can also take home a wonderful handmade souvenir!