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Texas Renaissance Festival launches ticket sales for 50th anniversary season

By Danica Lloyd

Tickets are now on sale for the 2024 Texas Renaissance Festival season. Known as the largest Renaissance festival in the U.S., this season will feature even more special festivities as the festival marks its 50th anniversary.

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