Sept 3, 2022
Noon – 6pm
Cal Anderson Park, Seattle, WA
Free
A Renaissance Nature Faerie Festival
Inviting all faeries, pirates, gnomes, elves, trolls, princesses, princes, fauns, pans, fae, goblins, wizards, magicians, queens, sorcerers, green men, brownies, unicorns, sprites, lost boys, lost girls, nymphs, dragons, knights and ladies, pixies, changelings, genies, gelflings, sylphs, angels, natu
re spirits, elementals and hobbits and anyone else of nature and magic! Come for a Faerie good time! Following local Health ministers masks are optional but too much merrymaking with skin contact is not recommended. Live Music, presentations and crafters among the shady trees of the magical land of Cal Anderson. Schedule (subject to change)
Faerie MC - Asukka Jaxx
Noon- 1pm Opening – Drumming Circle and Sing – A - Long
1:00 pm – Parade around the Park – from Middle Earth South to the corners of stich ball field and then North towards the Great Water Reservoir and back to Middle Earth.
1:30-2pm Pet and Fantasy Costume Contest
2-2:30 pm – Bill Beaty, Weird Science and Plasma Creatures. Faeries in the Mist?
2:30 –3:00 – Pacific NW Seismic Network will present on how they listen with sensors in the middle earth and how to prepare for Mother Nature’s wiggles.
3-6pm –Live performances and Bands
Epiphany of Time Music Band
6:00pm Closing Ceremony
Rules of the Seattle Faerie Festival
Hear ye, hear ye, let it be known in this proclamation that the Seattle Faerie Festival in the year of 2022 is free to everyone human and magical including furry companions in the realm of Cal Anderson Park– named after the Kingdom’s first openly gay State Legislator. The event will be held on the 7.37 acres covered in green with the stage located in the Middle (Earth) area. State-of-the-art shade designs provided by Trees and Mother Nature with award winning lighting by the Sun. A refreshing cold water sprinkler art installation will be present to refresh travelers from afar. Artisans, crafters and merry makers will be available, and we encourage attendees to partake in festivities with stitched balls and pool noodle jousting while avoiding too close a contact with fellow merrymakers. No unsheathed armaments are allowed unless made of foam. Organizers reserve the right to ask any attendee who may be disrupting merrymaking and the peace of the land. Entrances and exits shall remain open and unimpeded in the need of evacuation. Attendees are asked to say something if thee seeth something to the Directors or local security at the stage area and to diss-engage conflicts as well as to avoid, barricade and combat in the event of an active shooter. Attendees are reminded additional building shelters are located South of the park realm that also house food and drinks after the event if attendees are inclined to continue merry making with the community and new found friends. For more information contact:
Faerie Godmother and Godfather
Charlette LeFevre and Philip Lipson
Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore
A volunteer 501(c)3 non-profit since 2004
206-523-6348
