Q. When is the Faire?
A. Saturday October 20, 2012 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
 
Q. Where is the location of the Medieval Faire?
A. The Faire takes place in the Nave and Undercroft of the Cathedral of All Saints. A link to our directions page can be found by clicking here.
 
Q. Where can I park?
A. On a Saturday there is plenty of parking on the streets near the Cathedral.  Also, just across Elk Street are State parking lots which are available on a Saturday.
 
Q. What are your admission prices?
A. Adults are $10, Seniors and students are $8, children from ages four to 12 are $5 and children under 4 are free.
 
Q. Do you have any reduced price group sales, free tickets for schools or non-profit agencies, or discounts for large families?
A. No, our admission prices are limited to those listed.
 
 
Q. Is the Cathedral accessible to people with limited physical mobility?
A. In part, yes. The Cathedral can be entered from South Swan Street without having to climb steps, by a ramp to a door to the left of the main entrance - someone will have to open it from the inside. Please ask for assistance. The Nave (main part of the Cathedral) is on one level, but there is a step down to the Lady Chapel and two steps up into the choir.  There is a handicapped accessible rest room on this level, just inside the main doors.  Access to the lower level, where most of the food is sold, is by a staircase.
 
Q. What is the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) and how can I find out more about them?
A. SCA is an international organization dedicated to researching and re-creating the arts and skills of the pre-17th-century Europe.  Most members adopt the persona and costume of an individual from the Middle Ages.  SCA members will be involved in costumed demonstrations throughout the day. They have been a colorful part of the Medieval Faire since 1979.  For those who want to learn more about this group there will be a SCA information table open downstairs in Pederson Hall during Medieval Faire.
 
Q. Can I come in costume?
A. Please do - young or old, you can come as a high lord or lady, a little princess, a monk, a simple serf, or one of Robin Hood's Merry Men. One year someone came as a dragon! Lucky for us we had a number of knights on duty to protect the Cathedral.
 
Q. What entertainers will be at the Faire and what times will they perform?
A. The Medieval Faire Entertainment Schedule is below .  Please note, times and performers are subject to change.

Cupcake - $1
Bottled Water - $1
Apple Cider - $1
Lemonade - $1
Ale - $4
Wine - $4
Mead - $5
Coffee - $1
Tea - $1
 
         
Q. I am a food vendor and would like to vend at the Faire, how can I get more information?
A. Sorry, we don't use outside food vendors. All food and beverages are sold directly by the Cathedral. 
 
Q. Will tours of the Cathedral be available?
A. Tours of the Cathedral will be provided from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, usually on the half hour but times are subject to change.  Tours will be announced over the public address system.
 
Q. Are volunteers still needed to help put on the Faire?
A. Yes, volunteers are greatly needed at the Cathedral on Tuesday October 16 from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM to help move chairs and prayer books from the Nave and to put tables in place for vendors.  Volunteers are also needed to help clean up after the Faire starting at 5:00 PM on Saturday October 20.  Please come help.  Volunteers have fun and meet some nice people.  Want more information? Contact Faire Co-chair Dan Odell at dodell13@gmail.com
 
Q. I have a question that isn't on this FAQ list.  Who can I ask?
A. If your question is about the 2012 Medieval Faire, please contact Faire Co-chair Dan Odell at dodell13@gmail.com For other questions about the Cathedral, please call the office at 465-1342.