Entertainment Application

Escape reality at the longest-running fundraising event for the Mountain of Hope Scholarship Foundation. Walk back in time to days of old and experience knights, queens, kings, nobles, pirates, and oh so much more!! This historical re-creation event offers live demos from skilled artisans, music, dance, and fully armored knights fighting with real weapons battling it out to the last man (or woman!) standing! There is something for everyone at this 3-day recreation event. Merchants offer a wide array of goods and services for your . Our unique food and drynk will tempt your taste buds. Our kids' Korner has fun activities and games. And if you or your wee ones are animal fans, the Greyhounds of the Royal Realm will keep them smiling! Our di Vinci day will teach the young ones (and adults) how things were made and done in the days before computers. Our "treasure map" will have you hunting around the shire for artisans who will share a bit about their skillset and introduce them to organizations that keep old traditions alive and bring you face-to-face with our sovereign King! Be sure to purchase a special knighting ceremony, complete with a handmade medallion and an official certificate for your lads and lasses. For details and tickets: AZMAYHEM.COM. Check it out today!

Entertainment acts need to be "in theme". Musical acts are along the lines of folk, world cultural, or historical in nature. We do not accept modern musical genres such as pop, R&B, rock, hip-hop, K-pop, etc.    Please submit video of your act with application. 

Our event is a fundraising event for a 501c3 organization. Our goal is to raise funds for local students & families. For this reason, we prefer to negotiate fees with performers: especially in their first year.    We also require that our performers encourage donations at the beginning and end of each show. We will supply a script for that purpose.    All fees are paid after performers fulfill their end of the contract agreement. All fees paid over $599 are reported to the IRS.    Performers are required to inform the executive producer at least 30 days in advance of cancellation. Failure to do so may result in litigation for breach of contract.