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Utah Renaissance Festival & Fantasy Faire

Escape the mundane!

May 8-10 and May 15-17 * 10 AM-6:30 PM

Take 346 Exit off I-15
head west 1 1/2 miles to
Millcreek Hollow in
Marriott-Slaterville
(West of Ogden)
http://www.utahrenfest.com/



Desert Gypsy Dance Company will perform twice on Saturday, May 9th and twice on Saturday, May 16. Performances will be on the Gypsy Magick Stage at 11:30 am and 2:00 pm.



*Shauna Burns **live heavy joust**artisans marketplace* *belly dancing* *comedy shows* *live steel* *Music* *Magic* *MORE!* 801-603-6356

Comments

Alyssa said…
I love your new picture. Wow!
Melinda said…
That sounds like so much fun! If it weren't so far away, we would definitely go. Maybe we will anyway.
Anonymous said…
Hi Andrea, one of my winners did not contact me back so I wanted to let you know that I re-drew and pulled your name. PLease let me know ASAP what you want color and size (I think you had said you wanted the a mother one? contact.vinyl.designs@gmail.com
Thanks, Heather
Anonymous said…
hi andrea, 12 inch long looks best 5 inches tall with that one. is that ok? And I need a mailing address and I will get this sent out to you today :)

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