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Fashion, fantasy and fun at the Rentopia Renaissance Faire

40/29 News·Oct 25, 2026 · 6:50 PM CT
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The annual Rentopia Renaissance Faire wrapped up Sunday at the Grove Entertainment Complex in Lowell, with live performances, artisan merchants, themed entertainment and historic meals. Owner Adam Hoover, who also played King Fergus, said the faire is meant to help people get away from everyday work and have fun again.

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