Andrew of North Carolina to provide the court of Mary, Queen of Scots at the Mountain Renaissance Adventure Faire in Asheville, NC. The members of the cast had so much fun portraying the Scottish Royal Court that they were not ready for the story to end. An invitation to return as the Scottish Court at the 2003, Mountain Renaissance Adventure Faire provided the group with further opportunity. Soon
, other performances up and down the East coast followed, as far afield as Florida and Illinois. Today we have over 250 volunteers and portray the courts of Queen Elizabeth of England and Mary Queen of Scotland, the households of the Duke of Norfolk and the Earl of Leycester, created an entire American Colonial Village and personas of the Regency Period. Since our humble beginning, we’ve expanded our operation to include credited individuals skilled in costuming, cooking, brewing, arms and armor, dancing, and even performing religious ceremonies of the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries. Historic Interpretations can provide living history programs, theatrical performances, special events, classes and workshops. Contact us to learn how you can have a custom program designed for your school, library, event, or venue or become a volunteer. And be sure to check out our public events offering a range of entertainments and opportunities for all ages. is s a non-profit 501c3 organization.
