Cyndi and Daryle Faircloth

Cyndi and Daryle Faircloth are honored to serve as King and Queen of the Moscow Renaissance Fair. Together, they are longtime members of the Moscow community who have been involved in a number of local causes and events. Cyndi grew up in Moscow, graduating from Moscow High School and the University of Idaho. Daryle grew up in Las Vegas, but has made Moscow his hometown since 1988, when he moved to town to attend the University of Idaho.

The couple has raised three daughters in Moscow - Jordan & Caitlyn Faircloth and Hailey Lewis. All three attended Moscow schools and the University of Idaho.

Cyndi currently teaches at Moscow Middle School, and previously spent 16 years teaching at Paradise Creek High School. She has not missed a Moscow Renaissance Fair since moving to Moscow 50 years ago, making the event a special part of her life and connection to the community. Cyndi remembers performing in the Tea Party Scene from Alice in Wonderland on the Ren Fair children’s stage when she was in junior high. She is also a past Renaissance Fair volunteer, and this honor is especially meaningful because Cyndi’s mother served as Renaissance Fair Queen in 1981.

Daryle is a project architect at the University of Idaho, where he helps shape and develop campus spaces. He has also volunteered at Lena Whitmore Art Day for 20 years. He currently serves on the Heart of the Arts board which runs the 1912 Center. Both Cyndi and Daryle have served on the Rendezvous in the Park board, and each has served as president of the board, reflecting their long-standing commitment to community involvement and local traditions.

Together, Cyndi and Daryle are proud to support the Moscow Renaissance Fair and celebrate the spirit of community and celebration of Spring that it brings each year.