Angela DeVarso

Sleepy Valley Inn

117 Sleepy Valley Rd, Warwick, NY 10990

845 986 7829

Warwick winery (845) 258-4858.

Address: 114 Little York Road, Warwick, New York 10990 Hours:
Pané Bakery Café: Open Friday 12-4pm, Saturday & Sunday, 12-5pm
Tasting Room and Wine Tasting: Open daily year round from 11-6pm
Apple and Pear Picking: Apple & Pear Picking, September - October
Live Music (No Cover): Saturday & Sunday, 2-5pm

Applewood Winery

Applewood Winery
82 Four Corners Road
Warwick NY 10990     Phone 845-988-9292
We like to think of Applewood as an intimate enjoyable experience

Open Saturday-Sunday 11-5pm. April thru September.

Open Friday-Sunday 11-5pm. July thru October.
Open Saturday-Sunday 11-5pm. November thru December.
CLOSED January thru March.

LIVE MUSIC in our cortyard every Saturday and Sunday May thru September from 2 to 5 pm.

W a r w i c k d ri v e i n

(845) 986-4440

5 Warwick Tpk, Warwick, NY 10990

The other guys 9 45

Going the distance 800

The exorcist 940

 A l w a y s d i m y o u r l i gh t s b e f o r e e n t e r i n g t h e l o t .
  Don't litter.

 P l a c e y o u r sp e a k e r b a c k on t h e p o l e .

 Trucks & vans: please be considerate and park in the rear of the lot or at the
e n d s o f r o w s , a s d i r e c t e d b y t h e t h e a t e r s t a f f . O t h e r w i s e , p a t r o n s i n au t o m o b i l e s
m a y n o t b e ab l e t o s e e o v e r y o u r r o o f .

 K e e p y o u r f o o t o f f t h e b r a k e p e d al w h e n p a r k e d .

 B u y y ou r sn a c k s f r o m t h e r e f r e s h m e n t s t an d . T h e a t e r s m a k e l i t t l e m o n e y on t h e
a d m i s s i on c o s t b e c a u s e a l a r g e p e r c e n t a g e h a s t o b e r e t u r n e d t o t h e f i l m
d i s t r i b u t o r s . T h e d ri v e - i n ' s m a i n s ou r c e o f i n c o m e i s i t s c o n c e s s i o n s a l e s . K e e p
y o u r d r i v e - i n i n b u si n e s s ; v i s i t t h e sn a c k b a r o f t e n !

 Enjoy the outdoor experience! There's nothing better than watching movies
under the stars!

 I f y ou h a v e a g o o d e x p e r i e n c e , l e t t h e s t a f f a t t h e d ri v e - i n k n o w . . . an d t e l l y o u r
f r i e n d s ! A t t e n d a s o f t e n a s y ou c a n !

Coquito
 (845) 544-2790

31 Forester Ave, Warwick, NY 10990

Old San Juan Latin Cuisine

104 Windermere Ave., Greenwood Lake, NY 10925 • 845-477-34

Renaissance faire

ddress: 600 Rte 17A, Tuxedo, NY 10987

Phone: (845) 351-5171

Money & Tickets

 How much does it cost?

Prices vary during the year. We often have special offers available through the website. Click
here to see what is currenty being offered.

 Do I have to buy tickets at the gate?

No. You may purchase advance tickets via our website ticket page at
http://www.renfair.com/ny/tickets/index.asp or by calling our office at: 845-351-5174 Monday
through Friday 9:00 AM through 5:00 PM.

 What is "Will Call"?

If you purchase advance tickets and are concerned about receiving your tickets in time, there is a
"Will Call Pick Up" option. Will Call is a specific ticket window just outside the Front Gate
where your tickets will be waiting for you. The lines there are much shorter than for the regular
box office windows. You will have to have identification such as your driver's license or credit
card in the same name that the tickets were purchased under. Once the tickets are placed in Will
Call, they remain there every day of the Faire until you pick them up. There is no need to worry
if changes in your travel plans mean you visit on a different day than you originally planned.

 Do I have to purchase tickets for a specific date?

No. Advance tickets are good any one Faire day.

 Are there discount coupons available?

Yes! They are available through on this website, in some local newspapers, and through Clipper
Magazine.

 Do you accept credit cards?

Yes! VISA and MasterCard are accepted at the box office and the Renaissance Collection
Shoppes. Many of our craftspeople also accept credit cards.

 How many people are required for group rates?

Group Rates are for groups of 25 or more. They must be purchased by credit card via phone
only. 845-351-5174.

 How much money should I bring?

A lot depends on your tastes and how long you plan to visit. Typically you should allow for $10-
$15 per person for food and beverage. Crafts range anywhere from $1 through $5,000 and all
prices in between. Games and rides are $1 -$2.

If I don't bring enough cash is there a way to get more?

Yes! We have ATM's located near the Front Gate.

 

What kind of food do you sell?

We have a wide variety of food ranging from simple to exotic. Roasted Turkey Legs might be
considered as the "don't leave without trying one" Renaissance food. To list some others we
serve: Steak-on-a-Stake, Sausage-on-a-Stick, Greek Gyros, Fish & Chips, Falafel and other
Mediterranean fare, Pizza, Fajitas, Grilled Chicken or Sausage Sandwiches, Barbecued Pork and
Chicken, French Fries, Fried Cheese or Mushrooms and Vegetable or Chees Pies. There is also a
wide variety of sweets including Cheesecake-on-a-Stick, Ice Cream, Chocolates and other
candies, Apple Dumplings, Churros, Funnel Cakes, Flavored Snow, Brownies and more!

What kind of beverages to you serve?

We serve a variety of Pepsi products, iced tea, lemonade and bottled water. Our alcoholic
beverages include Budweiser, Bud Light, Michelob Amberbock and Michelob Ultra, Sam
Adams and Sam Adams Seasonal, Hardcore Cider, Bacardi Limon, O'Douls, Coastal Vinters
Wines, and Chaucer's Mead.

 What form of ID do I need to purchase alcohol?

We accept official State issued driver's licenses and identification cards, Military ID's and
passports. All forms must have a photo and your date of birth.

 What is mead?

Mead is the oldest form of alcoholic beverage known to man. It is simply fermented honey made
in a similar brewing process as beer. Although some bottlers may call honey-flavored wines
"mead", the Chaucer's brand which we sell at the Faire is a true-brewed mead in the traditional
sense.

Your mead is great! Where can I find it to take home?

We only have a partial list of area liquor stores which carry Chaucer's Mead. They are KG Wine
& Liquor in Harriman, NY; Star Wines & Liquors and Harriman Wines & Liquors in Monroe,
NY; Liquorama Wine Cellars in Hyde Park, NY; Woodstock Wine & Liquor in Woodstock, NY;
The Wine Steward in Ashoken, NY; Viscount Wine & Liquor in Wappingers Falls, NY;
Vineyards Wine & Spirits in Middletown, NY; Brewster Liquor in Brewster, NY; Peck's Wine &
Spirits in Warwick, NY; Liquor Store of Warwick in Warwick, NY; and Overlook Liquor in
Woodstock, NY. Check with your local wine store for availability.

What is a Renaissance Faire?  

A Renaissance Faire is a recreation of a Renaissance or Medieval village. They are filled with
costumed actors, crafts and games to give patrons the illusion that they have stepped back in
time. The New York Renaissance Faire features over 125 performance on 20 stages and over
100 craftspeople set on 65 acres of beautiful Sterling Forest.

How long does it take to see everything?

It is quite impossible to see everything in one day. We recommend arriving as close to our 10:00
AM opening as possible and plan to spend at least 5 hours to see most of the key performances
and have a chance to do some shopping.

 I've been to another Renaissance Faire, is yours the same?

No. Renaissance Faires range from single weekend street shows to huge productions which run
for several months. The New York Renaissance Faire has over 75 costumed actors, over 20
independent specialty acts and over 100 craftspeople. The buildings of our village are
permanently built and the grounds are only used for the Faire.

Do you take your Faire to other locations?

No, however our parent company Renaissance Entertainment Productions produces two other
Faires: the original Renaissance Pleasure Faire in Irwindale, California and the Bristol
Renaissance Faire in Kenosha, Wisconsin near Chicago.

How long has the New York Renaissance Faire been operating?

2010 is our 33rd season.

Do you close if it rains?

No. We are open Rain or Shine. There is shelter in the craft shoppes and other covered pavilion
areas for heavy rain and some performances may be delayed or canceled if the rain is very hard
and there is danger of performers being injured. Otherwise the show continues as scheduled. On
very rare occasions, the weather may be severe enough to warrant a danger to all. At that time,
the Faire may elect to close.

How long does it take to get there from New York City?
We are approximately 45 minutes from the George Washington Bridge.

Is there public transportation available?

Yes! We have direct bus transportation provided by Shortline from the Port Authority Bus
Terminal in Manhattan to the Faire. They offer either a round-trip bus-only ticket to the Faire
OR a Day Trip Package which includes round-trip bus ticket plus Faire admission and a Faire
Program. Please contact Shortline for further details: 1-800-631-8405 or shortlinebus.com.

 
Can I bring my pet?

No. Our insurance does not allow for the public to bring pets.

If I leave the Faire, can I come back during the same day?

Yes, but you must receive a hand stamp on your way out, and show this to the front gate
personnel on your return back to the Faire.
     

   
Entertainment

Do the shows cost extra?

No. All 125 plus performances are included in the ticket price.

What is a joust?

A joust consists of two knights upon horseback who gallop at each other. Using long poles
called lances, they try to knock each other off their horse. Typically the unhorsed knight is
angered by that and often will continue the fight with his sword.

Are there shows suitable for children?

Yes! Shows* such as Arsene Dupin, Brother Donald Storytelling, Earthquest's Birds of
Prey, Dextre Tripp's Thrill Show, Jayna Lee's Aerial Acrobatics, and Theatre of Fools - The
 Wacky Chickens are especially good for children. Kids can also be made a knight or lady of
the realm, join Robin Hood's Band or participate in the Maypole Dances. *Check the stage
schedule for exact performance dates & show times.

Are there other forms of entertainment besides shows?

Yes! There is shopping among our crafts vendors, you can have your fortune told by one of
our psychics, there are human-powered rides and clever games of skill. These do have an
extra charge. With nearly 10,000 visitors per day, there is also people watching which is
included in our ticket price!