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Alabama Medieval Fantasy Festival

Alabama Medieval Fantasy Festival

Mar 19th 2022 - Mar 20th 202210am -5pm

Greenville

Informative, fun, educational and professional interactive entertainment experience for the entire family. The moment you step through the gates of Alabama Medieval Fantasy Festival and into the kingdom of Dragon Croft, 21st century life begins to vanish . From the cool wooded lanes to the sun drenched village green visitors enter a medieval renaissance world of discovery, shopping, music, food, adventure, creativity, laughter and enchantment! You can meet historical demonstrators and reenactors, knights, fairies, privateers, royals and knaves alike. This is truly weekend family entertainment on a 35 acre scale.


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    • 4776 Fort Dale Road
    • Greenville, AL 36037
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    exit 130 off of interstate 65

    Region

    Greenville is located in the Lake Eufaula & The Red Hills Area of the South Alabama Region

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    https://ALMFF.com/faire

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    Where to Stay

    Sherling Lake Park & Campground

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    Quality Inn & Suites

    Book a room at the Quality Inn & Suites hotel in Greenville, AL.
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    Where to Eat

    Real Pit Bar-B-Q

    Serving BBQ favorites like pork butt & ribs.
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    What to See & Do

    Black Belt Treasures Preview Gallery

    The Blackbelt Treasures Preview Gallery located inside the Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce office gives visitors an opportunity to purchase some of the most beautiful works of art by some of the most talented artisans from around Alabama and the ...

    Black Belt Treasures Preview Gallery

    Nonprofit organization to promote arts of the 19-counties Black Belt region. Many one-of-a-kind items for sale.

    Ritz Theatre

    Now used for theatre productions, pageants and concerts, the art deco style downtown icon was built in 1935 as a movie house.

    St. Thomas Episcopal Church

    Built in 1896, this church's architectural features have remained virtually unchanged until a rose window was installed in 1986. A true treasure to see.

    Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Cambrian Ridge

    Known by avid golfers as one of the most beautiful and most challenging stops on the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Cambrian Ridge in Greenville lies just 40 miles from Montgomery. It is well worth the ride for any golfer looking for 36 holes of jaw...

    Butler County Courthouse

    Constructed in 1903, the present structure was the fourth courthouse built on the site, following Greenville's selection as the county seat in December 1821.

    Greenville Historic Train Depot

    1910 Spanish Revival architectural style structure with red tile roof, wide overhanging eaves and stucco walls. Concrete steps and iron fencing added in 1928.
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