If the show is out of town , it's always great to find accommodations close to the show . If there are two of you , one can get a nice break in the motel room while the other works , then trade off . Here is the Nu Wray Inn in Burnsville . We stayed there while doing the craft show that took place right on the street in front of it .
Next , while it's great to look professional , you still want to be comfortable .You will probably be unloading and setting up . I have seen people do this while they are dressed up , but I don't envy them . Even if you are required to dress in costume , there are ways to do that comfortably .
Not the one wearing the bodice so much........
Also think about what to eat and drink . As you can see in the above photo , food is there , but is it what you want ? Packing the cooler with something you can eat with a minimal mess is a good idea . Also bring plenty of drinks and stay hydrated .
At the end of the show , have a plan that will let you rest . We used to be too tired to get something to eat immediately after the show , but if out of town , we took a nap in the motel room , then ate a late dinner. If it was close to home we went almost all the way home , then stopped to eat .
( This guy is actually an actor hired by the Renn Fair to lay on the ground pretending to be drunk and begging women to help him . )
Not sure how much they paid him ....





