Heartlands Renaissance Festival
Additional Information
The Heartlands Renaissance Festival's "Soft Opening" is will run every weekend between March 1st and April 14th at 14450 Hwy 36, Gustine Texas, 76455. Weekends include Friday.
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This exciting event is the first time the fairgrounds will be open to the public, with each week being held to a unique theme!
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The Soft Opening will allow both attendees and staff to experience a great taste of what the festival will to offer when it is fully open. Attendee feedback from this event will be instrumental in ensuring that only the best experience can be found.
Additionally, funds from tickets and donations will directly help the construction of the faire as we work toward our Grand Opening.
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Tickets can be purchased online or in person via five (5) tiers:
Weekend Pass ($35), Weekend + Camping Pass ($45), Day Pass ($15) Child Day ($10), Child Weekend ($25)
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Free Admission will be given to Veterans and First Responders, contact us for more information.
Beautifying the Fairgrounds
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Other Ways to Help
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For those wishing to contribute toward the faire in a unique way, purchasing flora for the fairgrounds benefits everybody.
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You can purchase trees, flower patches, and more in order to aid in both beautifying and raising money for the fairgrounds. The associated price of each includes the cost for the plant itself, safe transportation to the fairgrounds & plant care. With any extra funds from the purchase going toward further completing the faire's other anticipated structures, such as the castle, large viewing stands for the grand arena, and more.
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Explora Flora
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Trees: Crepe Myrtle, Plums, Figs, Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Apricots, Loquat, Nectarines, Pear, Persimmons, Jujubes, Paw-Paws, Mayhaw, and Pecan.
($200)
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Bushes, Flower Patches and Vines: Pommegranates, Dwarf Yaupon Holly, Abelia, Snap Dragons, Camellia, Blackberries, Blueberries, Grapes, Burning Bushes, and Bamboo.
($100)
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Attributed Donati0ns
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By Imperial decree, every plant that is purchased for the faire will be marked with a flag, plaque, or other such attribution to whoever bought it so everyone in the fair lands can know who made it all possible.
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