Vintage Paper Program – First Renaissance Pleasure Faire 1967 KPFA Benefit Souvenir

A remarkable piece of California cultural history from the inaugural 1967 Renaissance Pleasure Faire and May Market. Created and produced by Ron and Phyllis Patterson to benefit KPFA (Pacifica Foundation), this original souvenir program documents the event that inspired the modern Renaissance Faire movement.

Featuring period illustrations, event information, and original artwork, this program captures the spirit of one of America's most influential living history festivals and is a wonderful collectible for Renaissance Faire enthusiasts, California history collectors, and lovers of vintage ephemera.

Condition

Good vintage condition with gentle age toning, light handling wear, and minor corner wear consistent with age. Interior pages remain well preserved. Please review photographs for complete condition details.

Measurements

• Height: Approx. 11 in.
• Width: Approx. 7 in.

Material

Paper.

Origin

The First Renaissance Pleasure Faire and May Market. Created by Ron and Phyllis Patterson. Copyright 1967. Printed for the Renaissance Pleasure Faire benefiting KPFA (Pacifica Foundation).

Styling Notes

An exceptional addition to a collection of Renaissance Faire memorabilia, California ephemera, theatrical history, or vintage counterculture publications. Equally striking framed as display art or preserved in an archive of historic festival memorabilia.

Additional Notes

All items are vintage and one-of-a-kind. Minor wear is part of their story.

A unique find and purr-fectly peculiar.