Cape May County 4-H Foundation

The all new Cape May Renaissance Faire brings the days of yore and times of wonder to Cape May.

Hear ye, Hear ye! Prepare to step back in time as the Cape May Renaissance Faire announces its grand opening, and transforms the Cape May County 4-H Fairgrounds into a bustling festival, May 2 &amp; 3, 2026. The new event promises immersive and whimsical fun, fantasy, music, crafts, food and drink; providing a unique escape for families and the young at heart.&nbsp;

The Cape May Renaissance Faire aims to bring the rich traditions of medieval-era entertainment to the local community, blending historical flair with fantastical fun. Attendees can try their hand at archery and axe throwing, shop with various artisanal vendors, or watch the many entertaining performances on 4 stages. Patrons are encouraged to dress in clothing of the bygone area, as the mythical character they wish to be, or just come as they are.

Highlights of the Inaugural Season Include:
<ul><li>Marketplace: Over 65 vendors showcasing handcrafted goods, including jewelry, leatherwork, and period clothing.</li><li>Immersive Atmosphere: Street performers, musicians, and costumed villagers bring the Faire to life.&nbsp; Make sure to place your vote for which queen rules the festival!</li><li>Feasts &amp; Sweets: Indulge in a Ren Faire must - the turkey leg or delicious BBQ, and quench your thirst with special themed - mocktails and lemonades.</li><li>Unique Performances: Witness the awe-inducing aerial performances of Shelli Buttons or the exhilarating battles of Armored Combat Wide.&nbsp; Enjoy the musical stylings of Chaste Treasure, Pieces of 8 or the Rowdy Rovers. Discover the thrill of a birds of prey show with Falconry Girl or the amazing juggling prowess of Bad Ideas Entertainment.&nbsp; Watch feats on horseback at the Daly Riders show.&nbsp; These are only a few examples of the amazing entertainment line up!</li></ul>

Information
<ul><li>Dates: Saturday May 2 and Sunday May 3, 2026&nbsp; Open 11am- 6pm</li><li>Location: Cape May County 4-H Fairgrounds, 355 Court House-South Dennis Rd, Cape May Court House, NJ 08210</li><li>Tickets: Available online at: <a href="https://www.capemayrenfaire.com" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.capemayrenfaire.com</a></li><li>Parking:&nbsp; Limited paid parking ($10) is available at the Rutgers Extension lot, and additional parking is available at the Zoo parking lot.</li></ul>

Local Event: Cape May Renaissance Faire

Cape May County

Cape May Court House

New Jersey

Cape May Renaissance Faire

The all new Cape May Renaissance Faire brings the days of yore and times of wonder to Cape May.

Hear ye, Hear ye! Prepare to...

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Uyen (“Winn”)
Khuong immigrated to the U.S.
from Vietnam in
1980. She is the founder and the executive director of Action
Together New Jersey (ATNJ). Most recently, Winn was honored for the
New Jersey State Governor’s Jefferson Awards in the
Founder/Innovator category. For her organizing work, she was a
recipient of the We Are EMILY Award from EMILY’s List, and was also
awarded the Community Service Award from the American Muslim Council.
Winn currently serves on the Steering Committee of Rising Stars at
the Eagleton Institute and former Governor Murphy’s Diversity and
Inclusivity Council.

Winn
was a speaker at the 2018 and 2019 Women’s March, and the
2018 March for Our Lives. Her media appearances and published
work have appeared in outlets including
The New York Times,
WNYC Radio, PBS Newshour, New
Jersey Globe,
InsiderNJ, and NJ.com.
The
Philadelphia
Inquirer
named Winn “N.J.’s current Alice Paul” due to her tireless
organizing work. She is considered the patron saint of Vote by Mail
having developed its maximum use throughout the state. She is also
responsible for the widespread use of ballot drop boxes in every N.J.
county. Winn’s latest project, The
New Jersey Civics Handbook,
is a guide to the voting process for teens and young adults, a group
that votes at the lowest rate. Each year there are 20,000 newly
registered 17-year-olds and Winn plans to mail the Handbook
to each of them so they can get the civics lesson they didn’t get
in high school. The tattoo on Winn’s left arm says it all: “She
persisted.”

Tickets are $25 per person and
can be purchased at our website..<a href="https://jgbfundforthefuture.org/2026/01/30/tickets-on-sale-now-for-2026-celebrating-womens-voices-event/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">jgbfundforthefuture.org/2026/01/30/tickets-on-sale-now-for-2026-celebrating-womens-voices-event/</a>

Proceeds from the event will
benefit educational programs that focus on the importance of women’s
contributions to all segments of American society. Activities
supported by the Fund include the Alice Paul Center for Gender
Justice’s Girls Leadership Council (<a href="https://www.alicepaul.org/" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">www.alicepaul.org</a>),
as well as the Burlington County League of Women Voters’ Ready to
Run Program, which encourages high school girls to become involved in
the political process.

PO
Box 4725, Cherry Hill, NJ 08034
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