SLIDESHOW: Renaissance Faire has one more weekend at Maris Farms between Buckley and Bonney Lake | Courier-Herald

SLIDESHOW: Renaissance Faire has one more weekend at Maris Farms between Buckley and Bonney Lake

By Kevin Hanson • August 18, 2010 6:42 pm

The Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire has spent the past two weekends at Maris Farms on Sumner-Buckley Road and will wrap up Aug. 21-22.

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