29th Annual

Royal Medieval Faire

Saturday, September 19th, 2026

11am — 6pm

Waterloo Park West (Cash Only)

Entrance off of Westmount Road (See Parking Information)

‼️No parking off Westmount Rd Entrance

General admission: $10.00 (ages 14 and up)

Children: $5.00 (ages 13 and under)

Family admission: $20 (up to 4 people, maximum two general admission)

Babes in arms are free. Personal Support Workers are free with a paid admission of the patron they are supporting at the event.

The Royal Medieval Faire brings the magical Kingdom of Mearth alive in Waterloo Park! The epic fun filled-day for the whole family includes storytelling, swordplay, games, vendors, music, dancing, food & beverages, costumes & decorations, plus much more. Join us for an epic fun day for the whole family!

Join us in Waterloo Park West for fun for the whole family and epic day filled with magic and imagination!

2025 Recap

At the 28th Royal Medieval Faire, King Bertram and Queen Charlotte celebrated the 27th wedding anniversary of their daughter, Princess Pamela, and Sir Sean.

During the festivities, the Queen orchestrated a humorous matchmaking competition among local bachelors to find true love for the beloved healer, Lady Farrell.

2026 Plot

Huzzah and welcome to the 29th Royal Medieval Faire! This year King Bertram hopes to have a very normal, traditional tournament with no shenanigans. Many guests have been invited and the royal court looks forward to seeing you all there to celebrate and enjoy the food, vendors & many performers they have planned.

Unfortunately for King Bertram his plans are side-tracked when Dame Balien mis-casts a spell for her Alchemical Studies degree. Will Balien and the citizens of Mearth be able to find all the ingredients needed for the counter spell and save the day?

Join us for a series of Mis-Fortunate Events!

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Support Food Bank

In honour of the Queen's Birthday and celebration of 29 magical years, The Royal Medieval Faire is partnering with The Food Bank of Waterloo Region.

Please bring any non-perishable food to the entry gate if you feel called. The Queen's royal subjects will collect these items to support the Foodbank.

Food donations support the more than 40,500 people in our community who struggle to afford to put food on the table. Right now, we’re in desperate need of the following non-perishable.

Foods: Canned fruit and vegetables, Canned meat and fish, Dry beans, Hot and dry cereals, Individually wrapped snacks (apple sauce, fruit cups, granola bars, juice boxes and pudding cups), Pasta, Peanut butter, Rice and tomato sauce

Cash donations will NOT be collected on the date. However, financial contributions are appreciated and can be processed here:

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