The term 'Faire Performer' can be summarized as a MINSTREL, which is an 8-letter word. A MINSTREL was a medieval European entertainer who performed songs and stories for audiences. They were often itinerant performers who traveled from town to town, performing in public spaces such as marketplaces and fairs. Minstrels were usually accompanied by a musical instrument, such as a lute or harp, and often wore colorful clothing.