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New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival draws thousands to Edgewood

Sam Nayarez, left, and Patrick Young, dressed as a jester, attend the New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival at the Wildlife West Nature Park and Animal Sanctuary in Edgewood. The festival started in 2022 with around 8,000 people attending. This year, the organizer had 120 vendors, expanded to two weekends and was expected to draw around 20,000 people.
Kira Gone, also known as Antler Dancer, performs a dance during the New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival at the Wildlife West Nature Park and Animal Sanctuary in Edgewood on Saturday.
Laney Gore and Patrick Mileski, both from Lubbock, Texas, battle in the Tri-Kingdom Great Phoenix War at the New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival at the Wildlife West Nature Park and Animal Sanctuary on Saturday in Edgewood.
Mariella Cannon dances to music by the band Celtica Nova during the New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival in Edgewood on Saturday.
Duncan Knight, with the band Celtica Nova, performs during the New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival at the Wildlife West Nature Park and Animal Sanctuary on Saturday.
Eddie Moore
Eddie Moore Journal Staff Photographer
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After two weekends of costumes, competitions and role-playing 鈥� both bygone and fantastical 鈥� the New Mexico Renaissance Celtic Festival wrapped up its fifth year. The event concluded Sunday at the Wildlife West Nature Park and Animal Sanctuary in Edgewood after a Golden Egg Hunt for children.

The festival, which started in 2022 with around 8,000 attendees, has grown in popularity. Event organizers estimated more than 20,000 people attended this year, as the festival hosted 120 vendors and expanded to cover two weekends.

On Saturday, attendees dressed the part, with jesters, mythical creatures, sword fights and dancing among the sights. The Loyal Horse Show saw participants compete in trick riding, followed by a Royal Parade with Mary, Queen of Scots.



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