King Richard’s Faire returns

The gates to King Richard’s Faire in Carver opened over Labor Day weekend. The popular Renaissance festival runs through Oct. 21.

Doctor Beak and his assistant offered “plague shots” to people attending.

Kelly Wohlford as Queen Anne (left) and Tom Epstein as King Richard walked though King Richard’s Faire together on Sunday.

Casey Brown, a fairy from the Mystikals Fairy Troupe, offered Richard Membrino, 8, a fairy thread while Nikki Membrino, 4, looked on.

Bob Littera (left) and Kelly Reed-Hathaway of the Buzzards Bay Buccaneers played music on the grounds.

A costumed performer entertained the crowd at the fair on Sunday.

A bagpipe player at King Richard’s Faire.

Zach Murphy gathered axes from the ground at the axe throw booth.

A jousting tournament was held at the faire on Sunday.

Arianna Barthel, 4, gave a human gargoyle statue a high-five.

(L-R) Rachelle Hayes, Caitlin Hayes, Dale Scott, and Missy Kramer had beer and lunch in the food court.

Katelyn Ramici watched a show on Sunday.

Desiree Jussaume sold ribbon and flower garland crowns.

Tatum Dzierlatka, 3, tried on one of the crowns.

(L-R) Aidan Giacchetti, 11, Sophia Vitorino, 7, and Eddie Vitorino, 8, watched a show at the Knight School.

Debbie Furtado sold stuffed tigers after the Tale of the Tiger show.