Sheridan is going medieval

News – Sheridan Media

The Knights of Valor return to Sheridan on July 26,  for a one day medieval festival to benefit CHAPS Equine Assisted Services.

CHAPS Equine Assisted Services Executive Director Kristen Marcus said Saturday, July 26, Sheridan is going medieval. 

K. Marcus 

Entertainment, food, costumes and many smaller events will be the gold trim on the armor, but it’s the Knights that keep the townsfolk coming back every year to help support the work of CHAPS Equine Assisted Services.  

K. Marcus 

Tickets are on sale now and give all day access and are $20 for those 13 years and older, $10 for the kids. Kids 6 years and under are free with paid adults. Queen’s Feast with entertainment; additional tickets required and are limited. Purchase tickets and learn more by clicking here. 

All proceeds from the event will help to fund the many programs and scholarships of CHAPS Equine Assisted Services.

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Last modified: July 18, 2025