Megan Stewart

Megan Stewart, who started at the Faire yelling at nobles dressed in mud in the third grade, is now a museum exhibits manager. In this interview she talk about the collective created reality of both the Faire and museums, and the inclusive philosophy nature of the faire started by founders such as Judy Coy and Phyliss Patterson.

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