Based out of Florida, the Kingdom of Wonders Circus is bringing a free, family-friendly medieval-themed show to the Trigg County Recreation Complex Convention Center on April 25–26.
Showtimes are set for 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. each day, featuring acrobatics, comedy and interactive entertainment.
While admission is free, attendees are encouraged to reserve tickets in advance through thekingdomofwonders.com.
Organizers say the event is made possible through local support.
After stops in Hohenwald and Lexington, Tennessee, last week, it will be in Calvert City Tuesday through Thursday before passing through Cadiz — on the way to Leitchfield April 28-30 and Boonville, Indiana, May 2-3.
In a 2025 report from Pennsylvania’s Williamsport Sun-Gazette, performer and founder Ben Holland affirmed the newly-formed circus brings unique, story-driven takes on the traditional “big-top” experience, and that plans remain in place to tour the country.
Holland said then that the show blends “classic circus acts with a medieval storyline, following a knight and his companions on a quest to rescue a princess.”
Coverage from a 2025 visit: ‘Small tent with big talent’: Kingdom of Wonders’ Medieval Circus makes 3-day stop in Montgomery | News, Sports, Jobs – Williamsport Sun-Gazette
Coverage from Henderson, Tennessee, last week: Kingdom of Wonders circus performs free show in Henderson – WBBJ TV
Created at: 5567 Lauramore Road, Macclenny, FL, United States, 32063, in 2025
Website: thekingdomofwonders.com
E-mail: kingdomofwonderscircus@gmail.com
Rules and regulations:
Leifland Productions and The Kingdom of Wonders have released detailed terms and conditions for their website and live events, outlining expectations for attendees and users.
The policy emphasizes a family-friendly environment, requiring respectful behavior from all guests and banning harassment, profanity, and disruptive conduct. Violators can be removed from events without refunds.
Recording is prohibited, including video or audio inside the venue, though guests may take personal photos. Cellphones should be silenced during performances.
Event rules also include no outside food or drinks, no alcohol, and limited accessibility accommodations such as wheelchair seating. Attendees are warned that shows may feature loud sounds and bright or strobe lighting.
The company maintains a strict no-refund policy, with tickets only reissued in rare cases of cancellation. Attendees also agree to liability waivers, holding the company harmless for injuries or issues related to attendance.
Online, users must provide accurate information, avoid illegal activity, and respect intellectual property rules. Any submitted feedback or content becomes the property of the company.
Finally, the organization says it does not sell personal data, collects only limited information for ticketing, and uses third-party systems for payment processing.
