What to expect
Age of Chivalry returns to Sunset Park October 9–11 for its 32nd annual edition. Clark County’s announcement highlights Hawick Village, a themed area in the festival’s northwest corner.
Within the village, visitors can watch blacksmithing and traditional papermaking demonstrations, browse handcrafted goods and hear music on the Stirling Stage. The festival’s ticket listing describes the wider setting as a 16th-century English village.
Plan your visit
The county announcement links directly to the festival’s ticket seller. Review the available day or pass before purchasing: the event spans Friday through Sunday, and the county bulletin does not establish a complete daily schedule or all-in ticket price.
The October dates are for the upcoming 2026 festival. The announcement itself was issued August 19, so this is advance coverage of a scheduled event rather than a report that the festival has already happened.
Gates, re-entry and getting there
Gates operate from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday, then 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Those are festival hours, separate from the earlier box-office opening. Re-entry is limited to people wearing a three-day pass wristband.
General and accessible parking at Sunset Park are free. An overflow shuttle links 121 East Sunset Road with the north entrance; it runs later than the festival closing time. Do not park in neighboring business lots or red zones. The organizer does not rent wheelchairs or scooters, so arrange any needed mobility equipment in advance.
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