Randwulf Wheat and young Ezra Nienow test their aim at an archery station March 2 during the opening weekend of the 16th annual Sherwood Forest Faire in McDade. The locally owned medieval village, bus tling with hundreds in period garb, hosts a vibrant mix of song, dance and storytelling — over 150 shows, including jousting and falconry, captivate fairgoers alongside artisan merchants. Open on weekends through April 20, the faire transforms fantasy into a tangible community celebration. Camping options are available for a more immersive experience, de tails at sherwoodforestfaire.com.
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