The Sponsors of the Medieval Festival

The City of New York Department of Parks and Recreation, in recognition of the importance of the festival to the City and to the entire metropolitan area, is providing half the total budget for this years faire, and has given substantial support since 1983.

City of New York Parks and Recreation

His Majesty, Michael R. Bloomberg, Mayor
HRH King Adrian I (Adrian Benepe), Commissioner
Prince William Castro, Manhattan Borough Commissioner

Sir Robert Jackson NYC Council	Sir Scott Stringer Manhattan Borough President	The Fort Tryon Park Trust Sponsor of the Little Theatre
Cabot Creamery Makers of the World's Best Cheddar!	The Educational Alliance Sponsor of the Childrens' Time Ten & Puppet Workshop	Manhattan Mini Storage Sponsor of the Front Gate Stage

This Festival is supported, in part, by public funds from
the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs,
in partnership with the City Council

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EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:
Dennis C. Reeder

FESTIVAL COORDINATOR:
Peter Metralexis

PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR:
Kendall Hudson

Vendor & Site
Coordinator
Maria Bassallo and John Bozek

Volunteer Coordinator
Max Bakaleynik

Hospitality
Jane Reeder,
Diane & David Gitelson,
Tara Jefferson

Publicity Director
Tonya Reeves,
Identity Communications

Costume Designer
Robert Coleman

Costume Master
Renata Breytman

Joust
Round Table Productions

Stage Managers
Whitney Hudson, Sarah Locke, and Nicole Schweizer

Tents
Corynne Wiegle
Mediaeval Miscellanea

Pageant Wagon Sound
Gotham Sound

WHIDC.org Website
Don & Anne Young (SEOPROONE)

Festival Program Design
Danielle Regan

Map Design
Amy Conaboy

Flyer, Poster Art &
Pageant Wagon Tapestries
Ray Lago

Banners & Tournament
Field Backdrop:
Sarah Scrignar-Marques

Official Videographer
Carol Binkowski

The staff of the NYC Parks and Recreation, especially Jennifer Hoppa, Linda Huntington, the "Shops" and Forestry, the NYC Police Department, NYC Transit Authority, and Materials for the Arts/NYC Department of Cultural Affairs. Since 1983, the Parks Department of the Washington Heights and Inwood Development Corporation, chaired by Joseph J. Laufer, have been partners in bringing the Medieval Festival to Fort Tyron Park.