arizona

[Francisco Paula]

Is anyone going to the arizona faire over presidents weekend. i find myself with a 4 day weekend cause of cuts at work.

[Gauwyn of Bracknell]

Check with the Baron and Baroness, I believe they are going.  We will not make it this year as m'lady has suffered the wrath of the economic woes of the Kingdom.

Great faire!!

[Norfolk]

As my Lord of Bracknell has indicated, the Baroness and I plan to make our (more or less) annual pilgrimage to Fairhaven during the President's Day weekend this year.  We find that it is a great way to start the festival season, especially since it's usually in the 60's or 70's there while still in the 30's here.  It's a thoroughly enjoyable festival, with an extremely welcoming cast and even more welcoming playtrons.  Highly recommended!

[Zoë]

We've decided to go to Scarborough next spring instead of Arizona as we've done in years past.

[Norfolk]

The Baroness and I have attended Scarby a half-dozen times or so, and have made good friends there.  It's one of our very favorites, very similar to Colorado in mood, only flat.  One gets the impression that a higher proportion of Scarby's patrons come in garb than any other festival we've attended. 

Watch the weather closely before you go, Dear Zoe.  We've seen everything from snow to mid-90's with high humidity during their run. 

[Zoë]

Indeed, I've heard such horror stories about the weather there. I believe we are planning on going as early in the season as we can to avoid the intense heat and humidity. I could go for some snow on a faire day, I don't believe I've ever experienced that. Would be a good excuse to wear the warm garb I have! I would much prefer snow to heat and humidity at faire--when I am playtroning it, anyway.