CHUVANI BELLYDANCERS AT ST. LOUIS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL 2009 -- 06:13 Bellydancers in the rain: the Chuvani Bellydance Troupe didn't let a little rain slow down their performance at the Greater St. Louis Renaissance Festival in 2009. They even finished off with a most unusual finale featuring FIRE!

THREE PINTS GONE AT ST. LOUIS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL 2009 -- 2:51 With a little backup from Adam Crack, Three Pints Gone sings a right-rousing version of "Johnny Jump Up" at the Knights' Pub Stage during Closing Weekend of the Greater St. Louis Renaissance Festival in 2009.

KINGS' SING AT ST. LOUIS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL 2009, PART 1 -- 07:10 The Musical Blades lead off the Kings' Sing at the Great St. Louis Renaissance Festival 2009 with a high-energy drinking song; then Vince Conway on hammered dulcimer proves that "the show MUST go on!"; finally, Molotov the fire eater sets his own tongue on fire just for your entertainment. The Kings' Sing is the final show of the day at the St. Louis faire -- and a last opportunity to see all the musical acts and other performers on one stage before the faire day ends.

KINGS' SING AT ST. LOUIS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL 2009, PART 2 -- 9:35 The Kings' Sing continues with the whip virtuosity of Adam Crack; followed by the lovely and talented Chuvani Bellydancers; with the Musical Blades singing of their trip to Australia rounding out this clip. The Kings' Sing is a faire tradition at the Greater St. Louis Renaissance Festival. However, the line-up of musicians, dancers and other performers not only changes from one year to the next, but often day to day!

KINGS' SING AT ST. LOUIS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL 2009, PART 3 -- 06:17 Back by popular demand: Three Pints Gone sings that old faire favorite "I Love a Moose" during the Kings' Sing at the Greater St. Louis Renaissance Festival 2009. If your children understand what this song is about, YOU are BAD parents!

KINGS' SING AT ST. LOUIS RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL 2009, PART 4 -- 6:28 In this final segment from the Kings' Sing at the Greater St. Louis Renaissance Festival 2009, the Limey Birds sing about their missing pet -- but only after a few public service messages have been delivered in typical Limey Bird style!