Cedar City prepares to transform into a medieval wonderland as the Utah Midsummer Renaissance Faire returns for four magical days this July. From July 16 through 19, 2025, the picturesque southern Utah city will host an enchanting celebration that promises to transport visitors back to the days of knights, nobles, and merry festivities.
This annual summer spectacle offers families and history enthusiasts alike the chance to experience the romance and adventure of medieval times, complete with authentic entertainment, traditional crafts, and a marketplace filled with unique treasures.
The entertainment lineup features The Mad Harpist, skilled belly dancers, and master magicians. The pirate ship attraction offers swashbuckling adventures, while “Mermaid’s & Mayhem” blends fantasy with theatrical flair. Louie & Friends will charm crowds with exotic birds. Sage the Fairy and Olita Aerialist will enchant children with whimsical performances, and roving musicians will serenade guests throughout the grounds.
Traditional guilds will demonstrate crafts like blacksmithing and candle making, offering hands-on history. These artisans, dressed in period attire, are eager to share their knowledge and bring the past to life.
A marketplace filled with handcrafted goods, jewelry, costumes, and replicas will be open daily. Visitors can also enjoy a wide variety of food offerings that promise to satisfy both adventurous and classic cravings, ensuring no guest goes hungry during their visit.
Family-friendly fun continues with pony and unicorn rides, plus modern bounce houses and inflatable games provided by Funtime Inflatables—creating magic for guests of all ages.
Whether you visit for a single day or the full four-day run, the faire offers something new each time. Cedar City’s scenic location adds to the magic, with community hospitality and red rock views rounding out the experience.
Location: Main Street Park, 200 North Main Street, Cedar City, UT Admission: Free and open to the public for more info visit our website or call 435-233-5862 or 435-531-9368
Correction: We apologize that our June 2025 print edition included incorrect information. This event is free to the public, and the correct location is Main Street Park. This version also clarifies the food offerings available. Thank you for your understanding.
