New York Renaissance Faire
new york renaissance faire renaissance faire located tuxedo new york new york state route first held acre faire comprises permanent structure twenty stage shop fair run saturday sunday beginning midaugust plus labor day monday new york renaissance faire originally called new york renaissance festival created barbara hope donald gaiti hope gaiti merged renaissance entertainment corp acquired creative faires ltd company owned operated faire faire became fifth owned renaissance entertainment corporation like many faires faire different storyline change year weekend themed one aimed towards pirate faire training ground stage screen actor use opportunity grow career actor spend two month preparing faire faire also known charity work reading program blood donation several week faire end hope gaiti introduced halloweenthemed event called forest fear run every friday saturday sunday night october primary building event sustained damage heavy rain forest fear facebook page announced fan would operate year attraction run since website appears maintenance fall news ran segment turn tara covering allegedly hostile work environment news obtained leaked copy director daily discrepancy report summer season segment describes allegation previous present work sexual misconduct performer infighting substance abuse rampant management comment january news covered issue airing interview former performer manager responsible person cast summer alleges hostile unsafe working environment saying lot woman would often got together would share thing said u inappropriate thing striking example yearold cast member came one director said something sexually suggestive humiliated didnt know ask help feel like behavior tolerated long became accepted leadership team comment directly lawyer letter news describes nonstory wrote culture nyrf anything sexually hostile nyrf strong antisexual harassment policy provides comprehensive sexual harassment training” renaissance fair list renaissance fair reenactment jousting society creative anachronism official website