1. Make a Fairy Wand to carry in the Fairy Parade
2. Make a Fairy Wind chime for your fairy garden
3. Make a Butterfly ring to wear
5. Listen to Fairy Tales, as they are presented
6. Make a Fairy Garden (fee required; payable on site)
7. Visit Fairyland in the Barn
8. Visit the coldframe to see a display of Fairy plants Weather permitting, you may:
7. Visit the Enchanted Forest to look for fairies and flowers
8. Go on a Fairy Hunt (those who complete the hunt successfully will win a prize!). Pick up a form at the front counter. Children must be accompanied by an adult on the Fairy Hunt.
9. "Mail" a wish to the fairies in the Fairy Mailbox
10. Visit the Fairy Garden, located east of the Cottage
11. Join a May Pole dance In the classroom:
1 p.m. Fairy Tales
1:15 p.m. Introduction to Fairy Plants and Fairy Lore
1:30 p.m. Demonstration: "Making a Fairy Garden"
2 p.m. Fairy Tea is served (Please obtain a colored ticket when you arrive. Then watch/listen the sign for the colored ticket being served throughout the day.)
2:30 p.m. The Fairy Parade!
2:45p.m. May Pole Dancing
3:15 p.m. Introduction to Fairy Plants and Lore
3:30 p.m. Fairy Tales
We encourage you to share your fairy ideas, projects and lore with us throughout the day. Carolee's booklet, The Fairy Herbal and Garden Enchantments is also available on Fairy Day!