The new location of the Renaissance festival is out in Fade city, not far from the land fill. With…read morethat being said, the new location has so much potential! So many shady spaces that neon you to sit in the shade and linger while people watching or shopping. I noticed that it's smaller and that's ok, it will grow and the magic will.come back to the land. I loved the Royaltree and Acrobellum, the music of Damh + Dove. We had a great time. There are folks being faery and leaving gifts for patrons, if you find one, leave a comment for them on their website or socials, it gives them the ability to keep going Yes, the new location has potential

I love it here at this location, my friends and I have been going here for about 3 years now. If…read moreyou can't make it out to Tampa or Orlando this is an absolute recommendation for a substitute spot.

Kumquat fest was later this year - Sunday, March 8th, 2026. It's usually the last week of January…read morebut they changed the date this year due to the cold windy weather. We decided to go since it was a Sunday. We can tell there were less vendors bc maybe bc of the new date. Not sure. It is a lot of arts and crafts vendors all throughout the town. This is really cool bc there's lots to see. Also it brings business to the businesses here. Many businesses have changed and closed. I haven't been in a while so this is a nice way to see what businesses have come and go by walking all throughout the town. I definitely want to come back. Parking is not bad bc it's also throughout the neighborhoods. You really don't need to pay for parking. You do have to walk so if walking shoes are better, then wear them

Such a fun festival! First time going…read more Lots of vendors, food, drinks, kumquat themed items, and music. We got kumquat margaritas! So good. Love that you can walk around with alcohol.

I drive from Tarpon Springs to Brooksville to get their produce box. It has a nice variety of…read morefresh vegetables. There are multiple bins of fresh veggies and when in season, conch peas (yum). I especially enjoy feeding the animals after shopping. It is worth the drive.

I love beasley farms!! I've been to pick green beans and zinnias. Last time there was nothing to…read morepick but it was still a great time feeding the goats and chickens. We also were able to feed the cow which was such a great experience we've never done before. Definitely a great place for kids to see some animals for free (you can make donations) and adults to get good produce! The staff is always so friendly and helpful.

The Haunted Angelus is a must for me every October! It's an amazing cause supporting the group home…read morefor disabled adults & kids. The haunt is 100% handicapped accessible as well! We went on a discounted weekend so unlimited was 25 versus 35 and if you have blood you got another 10 off. The blood Mobile was there. I'm sad that they can't do the haunted trail anymore but they added the maze in its place. We went on the Hay Ride first & it's longer than I expected with many areas to see! When it ends you get put in the maze. It's a tad dark to see all the amazing props so I used my phone to light it up a bit! We wanted to see the entire thing & the exit was hidden pretty well! The cemetery area was really cool a lot of effort went into the details there. I didn't eat there but they have carnival type food like yummy corn dogs & funnel cakes! The best part is the main haunt! It's spaced out & your arrival is announced. It's 3D and messes with your vision a bit! You have to navigate finding curtains and pushing on walls to get around. They even had a little kid vampire kicking walls and scaring away! It was really fun! Exit into another area where they have more really cool scenery and the chain saw guy chasing people out! I'll be back next year and thank St Angelus for what they do!

I wasn't sure about the Haunted Angelus, but it was better than I thought. The best part is the…read morehaunted house. It's two in one meaning there is a two part theme. The graphics are pretty cool and detailed and at times I did get startled. Besides that there is a hay ride, some Halloween photo opportunities, a small band which played music that was out of place and a few food spots inside this area. I think that it was very fun to do during the Halloween season.

Came here for the first time for the 8th annual festival, it was so much fun. Festival was from…read more10am - 3pm and we got there a little before 10am and there were already a good number of people there. Once 10am hit, it seemed like the moms and the kids all hit the single sound hay bale and started stuffing their clothes they brought with hay to make their scarecrows. They were running low on clothes this year so you could either buy a top and pants for $4 or you could just bring our own. The hay, twine, and paper bag for te head were free. Fun for the whole family. They also had a couple vendors, pony rides, food stalls (hot dogs, lemonade, kettle corn), kids slide, and 2 jumpy houses for the kids. At the end of it all, you get to take home your scarecrow, just in time to display outside for the Fall season and Halloween.

Great folk singing, wine drinking festival.. At the Sparacia…read morewinery. Get a bottle and relax. Come see Foggy

We love coming to the drive in. It is such a great experience. Great prices, good concession food,…read moreand a feel-good community experience. We have been back several times since our first visit in February of this year. We've seen popular and new movies such as Goat, Project Hail Mary, and the Super Mario Galaxy Movie. The screen is updated and clear, as well as the speakers.

We've visited Joy Lan a couple times before this visit and our experiences as a collective have…read morebeen average. You can arrive a half hour before the show starts to pay and get your spot to watch the movie. Tonight we watch Shang Chi and the Ten Rings and our experience specific to tonight... Not the best. In the beginning of the movie there are subtitles which you can't read because on this screen only the top line ever showed. So as long as there's only one line sentences you're good! In addition there aren't any loud speakers or speakers to place on your vehicle like many other drive ins have, so we had a really hard time hearing. I don't know if this movie was shot in dark lighting or if they needed to adjust lighting on the screen, but there seemed to be a glare or it was often hard to see some scenes. There was an idiot with his car lights on which may have posed a problem as well but no one said anything to them. No one walked around to check for things like that like many other theaters do as well. The website indicates if you have difficulty getting your lights to turn off they have covers for your car to use to dim your lights. There's no info about additional speakers though it does say if you have issues you can let them know. Also kind of bummed with the choice of preshow music. We really enjoy attending the theaters that okay the old fashioned tunes and ads! You only get half an hour before hand anyway which also could be extended some. Show up as early as you can within that time frame to get the best pick of parking spots. Also bring big spray or citronella candle or something. Bugs galore! We may try this theater again in the future but will need to probably bring a radio to provide additional speakers.

Best corn in Florida has 3 types of corn at different times I am now waiting for the white cornread more

We are from New England and must say, the best corn we have had on the South is at Frazier's Farms…read more DELICIOUS.