Chattanooga Renaissance Faire

Here ye, here ye!

Step into a day of knights, artisans, and merrymakers as the Chattanooga Renaissance Faire brings medieval magic to life!

Our next faire is November 14-15, 2026 at Coolidge & Renaissance Park in Chattanooga, Tennessee.

We’re growing this fall! The Chattanooga Renaissance Faire will span both Coolidge Park and Renaissance Park, bringing even more entertainment, another stage, more activities, and more to explore all weekend. That brings us to three stages of live entertainment, along with combat arenas, stationed and roaming performers, and live artisan demonstrations from a blacksmith, metalsmith, potter, and other traditional craftspeople.

About us

A Faire Is Born

Chattanooga’s Renaissance Faire comes back to Coolidge Park and expands into Renaissance Park as well, a day of old-world revelry, merry makers, lively performances, and timeless craft set along the river. Step into the realm, shop the shire, and celebrate spring in true faire fashion.

Find Tickets Here

We’ve heard you loud and clear, and we’ve definitely been scheming. ⚔️ We’re thrilled to announce that the faire returns November 14 & 15, 2026, and tickets are officially on sale! Thank you for making our pop-up Renaissance Faire in Coolidge Park such an incredible success. We’re so excited to return this fall with a much larger event designed to welcome the thousands of people who wanted to join in the fun.

Volunteer

We’re looking for volunteers to help bring the Chattanooga Renaissance Faire to life for our next event. From helping guests and assisting performers to supporting vendors and keeping the event running smoothly, there are plenty of ways to get involved. Whether you can give a few hours or the whole weekend, we’d love to have you on the team. View the form here!

Sponsors & Partners

Help bring the Chattanooga Renaissance Faire to life by becoming a sponsor! Your support helps us create an immersive, family-friendly event featuring local artisans, live entertainment, educational demonstrations, and unforgettable experiences for thousands of attendees. For sponsorship opportunities and our sponsorship packet, email chattrenfaire@gmail.com.

Performers

We’re looking for performers to help bring the faire to life! Whether you’re a musician, storyteller, magician, juggler, dancer, living history interpreter, roaming character, or have another unique act, we’d love to hear from you. We have both paid performance opportunities, volunteer roles available, and cast opportunities, depending on the act and level of involvement. Apply here to perform! Apply here to be a part of our cast!

Artisan Vendors

Applications are now open for artisan vendors! If you’re a maker, artist, craftsperson, or creator of handmade goods, we’d love to have you join us for our expanded two-day Chattanooga Renaissance Faire. Showcase your work to thousands of attendees and be part of a weekend filled with live entertainment, demonstrations, food, and immersive experiences. Apply here to be a vendor!

Food & Beverage Vendors

Applications are now open for food and beverage vendors! We’re looking for a diverse mix of food vendors, desserts, specialty drinks, and unique festival fare to help create an unforgettable experience for our guests. If you’re interested in serving at our expanded two-day Chattanooga Renaissance Faire, we’d love to hear from you. Apply here for food & beverage vendors!

Plan Thy Visit

Saturday & Sunday, November 14-15, 2026
Saturday 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Coolidge Park & Renaissance Park
150 River St, Chattanooga, TN

Kingdom: The Kingdom of Aldston (Old English for Old Stone – a nod to Chattanooga’s name meaning a rock coming to a point/end of the mountain)
About the Faire: The King and Queen of Aldston are hosting a Tournament to determine the next in line for the throne. Their children have proven unsuitable for the task. Everyone has heard a wildly different rumor about why the true heirs are… incompatible with the throne. The Prince has taken up with an entire herd of Centaurs. The Princess once wandered into the woods at night and made a contract with the Fae for her secondborn (her firstborn is already contracted to a Bog Witch – nasty business, really). Whatever the rumor may be, it always changes depending on who you speak to. Even more damning still, none of their children have come to the gathering.