Posted in Oklahoma Nature March 30, 2019 by Ashley

This Park In Oklahoma Transforms Into A Mini Medieval Village And You Don’t Want To Miss It

Oklahoma is home to many great festivals and fairs throughout the year and one you’ll want to add to your list to attend is the Medieval Fair of Norman. This annual event is one of the state’s largest weekend events and one of the only free medieval living history events left in the nation. Keep scrolling for all the details on this event you don’t want to miss.

The Medieval Fair of Norman has been held annually since 1977 and the 2019 dates are April 5th-7th from 10 a.m. - 7 p.m.

It takes place at Reaves Park at 2501 Jenkins Avenue in Norman. The fair is free to attend and is not only a fun event but an educational adventure too. As the third largest event in the state, there is a full line up of events and activities to keep you busy all day long.

Step back in time and enjoy educational exhibits, vendors, arts, crafts, food, games, demonstrations, and continuous entertainment on seven different stages.

The live entertainment is so thrilling and great for the whole family. All the actors are dressed in costume and will keep you entertained for hours.

Over 200 artisan booths are set up and offer visitors a variety of shopping options. You'll find everything from jewelry to fine art to kilts.

Plus, there are over 400 food vendors serving some of the most delicious treats.

Seriously, don't eat before you come. There are so many tasty options for food and desserts.

Everywhere you go, you'll see a different entertainer. From jousting to juggling to knighting, the performances are top notch.

Kids can test their swinging skills by ringing the bell...just one of the many fun games that will keep them entertained for hours.

And if you love doing crafts, there are a variety of booths where you can let your imagination run wild.

For a full list of schedule and events, visit The Medieval’s Fair website page here.

Another fun event to attend is the Viking Festival in Heavener Runestone Park. It’s filled with live music, delicious food, Viking re-enactors, vendors, and more. Mark your calendars to attend this lively festival April 13th-14th and get ready to be transported back in time and across the globe. Read more about it here.