Immersive experiences planned for Echoes of Lore event, debuting spring 2026
Anira and Matthew Harrison, co-executive directors of Legends, Origins and Realms Education, Inc. are pictured at Crown and Thistle Pub in Coeur d'Alene in July. The couple will present the inaugural Echoes of Lore event in the Coeur d'Alene area in April.
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Ellen Fredrickson, a merchant from Darkest Night Candles, is seen at the Cup 'n Coin tankard booth at the Sandpoint Ren Faire in June. In a game of Cup 'n Coin, a player gives $1 for a coin, then tosses the coin toward the cups/tankards to potentially buy a tankard or faire cup. This is one example of the activities that will be at Echoes of Lore next spring.
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Ian Knemeyer, the son of a volunteer, is seen at the Two Rivers Medieval Faire in Cashmere, Wash. in May. Coeur d'Alene will be the site of a new immersive renaissance faire event, Echoes of Lore, in April.
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From the fae of Celtic folklore to the storybook tales of England, from Norse mythology to the curiosities of the Victorian-era circus, a new event will transport visitors to legendary worlds when it debuts next spring.
The newly established Legends, Origins and Realms Education, Inc. nonprofit will present "Echoes of Lore" in April in the Coeur d'Alene Area. Created and co-directed by veteran renaissance faire organizers Matthew and Anira Harrison, Echoes of Lore will be the culmination of more than five years of planning and 18 years of ren faire leadership and experience.
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