Though it's called Fairy Day, elves, dwarves, gnomes and pixies are also welcome to join the festivities.
Human visitors are welcome to come dressed in fairy-like attire while participating in crown-making and hands-on activities in the horticulture center.
Staff are finalizing new fairy houses to go in Yew Dell’s fairy forest. On Woodland Trail at the botanical garden, people can head on a “Gnome Adventure”.
“Our fairy forest makes an incredible impression on families, and we are kicking off some expansions from a gnome adventure on our recently renovated trails to extra activities,” said public relations and marketing manager Manda Barger in an email to LPM News.
While whimsical and magic in theme, the event aims to get people out and explore nature.
It's part of Yew Dell summer programming including the Bourbon & Botanicals Summer Music Series, Children in the Dell series and Bad Sci-Fi Movies and Real Plant Science film series.
Youth with a Cultural Pass can access the botanical gardens and events free of charge on participating days.
Fairy Day is June 25 at Yew Dell Botanical Gardens at 12 p.m. until 4 p.m.
Support for this story was provided in part by the Jewish Heritage Fund.
