Lewis County Ren Faire draws 1,500 visitors on first day
The Lewis County Ren Faire drew about 1,500 people on its first day this year after attracting about 1,300 visitors across both days last year, according to the provided report.
By the ClickNNY North Country Desk
The Lewis County Ren Faire drew about 1,500 visitors on its first day this year, exceeding the approximately 1,300 people who attended across both days of last year's event, the provided report said. Attendance also increased on the second day this year.
The event expanded across the fairgrounds with additional vendors and performers. Admission proceeds go to Youth of Lewis County, a nonprofit that provides support, arts, education and recreation services for young people in the county.
The faire is expected to return next year under a possible new name, the North Country Renaissance Faire, as organizers consider expanding its regional identity.
This story was written from a community submission and reviewed by a ClickNNY editor before publication.
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