Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. George Coulam, founder of the Texas Renaissance Festival, is shown at his home Saturday, Oct. 12, 2019, in Todd Mission. (Houston ...

The Texas Renaissance Festival may have closed up shop for the 2025 season, but lords and ladies who can't get enough of the genre have other Lone Star State opportunities to revel in the merriment.

Texas Renaissance Festival organizers are planning a celebration of life for the event's late founder George Coulam just before the opening of the 2025 season. A public memorial and celebration of ...

The Texas Renaissance Festival returns for its 51st season soon and there are new foods, laughs, housing and an updated vendor building to experience. The Texas fall tradition is situated between ...

When a cannon boomed on a Saturday morning in October, marking the official start of another season of the Texas Renaissance Festival, knights, princesses, fairies, and Texans in T-shirts and shorts ...

Texas Renaissance Festival organizers said they will honor late founder George Coulam with employees and vendors just before the opening of the 2025 season. The memorial and celebration of life for ...

Pictured are two participants in the Texas Renaissance Festival in 2023. The cause of death of Texas Renaissance Festival founder and owner George Coulam was suicide, Grimes County Precinct 3 Justice ...

Pictured are two participants in the Texas Renaissance Festival in 2023. The Texas Renaissance Festival will host a private memorial Saturday for its late founder, George Coulam, who died earlier this ...

“I always loved that it was a place of fantasy where you could leave yourself behind — your worries and the stresses of the day — and just escape from all of it,” Oppenheim told MySA during a recent ...

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The lights you see in the sky during the fall run of the Texas Renaissance Festival will not be the traditional fireworks produced for the evening shows. The drought and danger of wildfires have ...