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Fairy Scary Ball 11/19/22 & Spring Fairy Ball 4/22/2023

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Join us April 22 for the Spring Fairy Ball at 2640 St Paul St. Bands include the 27th St Klezmer Band, Clipper City Crew Band, Pirates for Sail and an opening by Maugorn the Stray. The Unseelie Queene will relinquish power and the Seelie Queene will be crowned in Fairy Court. There will be snacks, and Vendors of crafts.... a Costume Parade and more... come celebrate! Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/baltimores-spring-fairy-ball-tickets-484335238737

Save the Date! The marvelous "Fairy Scary Witches & Warlocks Ball" will be Nov 18, 2023 at Westminster Hall, home of Edgar Allan Poe's grave...

Thank you to those who joined us for last year's Fairy Scary, and for BFF's live return return in April 2022, and April, 2021, for our virtual fair. Gathertown's Festival Grounds are still there if you want to take a look around, and we might visit them again in the winter months. There is a Winter Gathering of the Fae in PA this year:
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Baltimore Faerie Faire is taking a bit of a rest in 2023- we will have the Spring Faerie Ball, but the full day fair may wait til 2024 - but the spring is FULL of Faerie Festivals! Just wait!!
Mission Statement:
The Baltimore Faerie Faire celebrates the wonders of the natural world, and all the beings that inhabit it, real and imaginary. We seek to to heal, inspire, nurture, entertain and serve our Baltimore community by creating Wonder in an urban Faerie Festival. We strive to find balance between the concrete and the dirt, the practical and the fantastic. Promoting creativity in costume, crafts, music, dance, art and attitude, Baltimore Faerie Faire seeks to create a welcoming space for young and old, dreamers and doers, artists and patrons of the arts.

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In the Forest of Steel and Stone
by Emily Crum, the Fairie Bard

In the forest of steel and stone
In the chasing limlight shades of dark and bright
You cannot see us for the glare
But we are there
We are there

In the jungle of tumbledown houses
Where thought and memory roost in the echoing rafters
The gap-toothed windows look empty
But we are there
We are there

In the rushing river of the asphalt street
Among the dancing swirls of a million newspaper mayflies
In the pulsing heartbeat of cars as they swish past
We are there
Oh yes, we are there

In the seemingly empty in-between places
Where concrete covers the earth in a cracked blanket
And broken glass twinkles in the dancing heat haze
We are there, too
We are always there

Waiting

For you

To say hello.
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