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Actress/Director Suzann McLean saw a void in the quality of arts education available to children and set up Young & Talented Saturday performing arts school.

For this one weekend, the clock will be turned back and the Grand Lodge will be transformed into a medieval village complete with demonstrations of fencing, archery, royal court protocol, medieval cooking, crafts, braiding, book-making and much more. There will also be medieval crafts for sale and entertainment by various groups all day long, including singing, theatre, dance and, of course, the royal court. And certainly, medieval food will be available, too.
“The Medieval Faire has truly become a Forest Grove activity: an opportunity for Pacific University and the town to join together and provide an event that draws thousands to our city,” said Martha Rampton, professor of history at Pacific and founder of Faire in the Grove. “The faire is educational, fun, and a good way to celebrate spring.”

Thunder In The Mountains Mortorcycle Rally, Eureka Springs Arkansas April 23-26