The Loyal Order of Re-enactment Enthusiasts (LORE) is organized around an education goal. The purpose of the organization is to provide the means for history enthusiasts, educators and students to develop or expand their skills and background in various aspects of history.
To educate the general public in the history, legends, arts, inventions and skills of the peoples and cultures from ancient times by holding workshops. LORE encourages reading and creative projects in history through outreach programs to libraries, schools and other venues.
LORE hosts “LORE Education Weekends” which provide an opportunity for re-enactors and the public to work with other knowledgeable re-enactors and professionals in an instructional setting. These weekends include:
LORE inspires children to love reading through our “Knights of the Fabled Reader” program.
This program is for Elementary students who choose 5 books to read as part of the program. It is a vital component of this program that the child gets to choose which books they read. This established reading as a fun activity, not a chore. Once they read the 5 books as attested by a parent, guardian, or teacher and fill out a short book report the students are rewarded with a free ticket for themselves and one adult to the Koroneburg Festival. They will be knighted on stage and given a historical bookmark, a pin, and a certificate of recognition for their accomplishment.
For more information or to download application forms, visit our page: Knights of the Fabled Reader
Great minds developed in the Renaissance and they are part of the Koroneburg Renaissance Village each
Weekend.
Great Scientists, Historians, Philosophers, and other deep thinkers of the period developed fascinating ideas and inventions. They laid down the foundation of what became major improvements not only for their time but also for the future.
Come visit each weekend and meet them!
Renaissance Enthusiast Day
The purpose of the LORE Renaissance Enthusiast Day is to further the educational purpose of LORE by providing useful and interesting classes on the culture and everyday life of people in the European Renaissance. The secondary purpose of this event is to prepare newer re-enactors on what they need to know to participate in the Koroneburg Renaissance Festival, and provide continuing education for experienced re-enactors who would like to learn more.
This event typically takes place the first Saturday of March. Please let us know what classes you’d like to see offered in our survey.
This Fashion Show takes place at the Koroneburg Renaissance Festival’s Gazebo (Check page for date and time). Our goal is to encourage our history enthusiasts, educators and students to develop and expand their skills in recreating Renaissance clothing!
For more information, visit our page: Fashion Show
To help inspire a love of reading Reenactors from LORE read stories live and in costume at libraries, schools, and books stores in the Inland Empire. The stories chosen are intended for elementary age children.
If you would like to request a reading event at your library, school or book store please reach out to our Education Director Lois Tunnel at educationlore@aol.com
Thinking BIG we want to work with schools and other events across the country to bring a love of reading and history to children across the world.
You can help us achieve this mission by clicking the button below and making a secure donation through Paypal. All donations are tax deductible. Your support is greatly appreciated!
– Contact Information –
LORE Director – David Pulcifer
info@renfestcorona.com
Education Director – Lois Tunnel
educationlore@aol.com
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