 | The Minstrels Of Mayhem have made their way into the hearts of many faithful fans with their unique brand of traditional and original folk music. The Minstrels of Mayhem are best known for their amazing vocal blends, charismatic acoustics, and quick wit. |
| With his bright red beard and his fifteen-stringed Renaissance lute flung over his shoulder, Craig of Farrington has become a familiar presence at Renaissance faires and festivals all over the country. His ready smile, pleasing voice, and huge repertoire of songs and poetry make him "the compleat minstrel." See his set, or look for him wandering the lanes of the village. He'll make you laugh, dance, kiss, cry--maybe even fall in love. |  |
 | Bedlam Bedlam is an acoustic duo that plays (mostly) traditional music of Ireland,Scotland, and England. 2005 will be their 5th consecutive year performing at the Florida Renaissance Festival. |
 | To The Hilt Katya and Leonardo invite you to join them at the Castle Stage for their comedy sword fighting extravagana! Witness the dangerous ritual gypsy duel, the Medulla Oblongata or meet the infamous "Masked Hero". Travelling from distant Russia, Katya and her Portuguese partner Leonardo have long studied the art of swordplay, thrilling audiences across the thrice nine lands. The art of duelling has never been so enjoyable. With Renaissance swashbuckling, daring and comedy, they now set out to entertain the one and only King Henry VIII of England and you, his assembled guests. Join the crowds at the Castle Stage to marvel at this daring duo's spectacular swordplay while you grasp your gut with laughter. Because when you think comedy, you think sword fighting! |
 Cantiga Cantiga's unique and magical music has delighted visitors to Renaissance Festivals across America for almost three decades. ...CANTIGA's music should strike a familiar chord with anyone who loves Tolkein's "Lord of the Rings"...CANTIGA began in the 1970's at the Texas Renaissance Festival as the result of a musical collaboration between fiddler Malcolm Smith and harpist Martha Gay who joined forces to perform ancient European melodies. Joined by recorder and flute player, Bob Bielefeld, they selected the name Cantiga, (Galician for "song") in tribute to the "Cantigas de Santa Maria", a 13th century collection of songs compiled by King Alfonso ("El Sabio"). Cantiga's unique and magical music has delighted visitors to Renaissance Festivals across America for almost three decades. Current members of the band include: Bob Bielefeld, Martha Gay, fiddler Mark Caudill, cellist Max Dyer and on charango and percussion, Cantiga's newest member, Charry Garcia. |
 | ShaeLaurel formerly know as Kat and the Fiddle, is a nationally-touring family band. Combining folk, Celtic, bluegrass, and Renaissance music with a fun and comedic stage show, ShaeLaurel entertains audiences from coast-to-coast. |
| Robin Hood Patrick Franz has been on stage at over 50 faires (both Renaissance and other) since he began performing in California over 14 years ago. He is the director of the Sons of Anacreon, a Victorian comedy/singing group and has taken his act on the road. Over the years he has acted, sung, and fought on stages all over the country, often creating and recreating Shakespeare's work, as well as playing the bard himself on occasion. He has worked with many wild animals: Panthers, Falcons, and Children. He is both a director and fight choreographer and loves to make things to go boom. He has also founded "Presenters of Living History" teaching California students American History, Shakespeare, Commedia, and historical craft skills. |  |