Wee Faerie Village

Since 2009, over 250,000 visitors have immersed themselves in the spirit of imagination and whimsy that comes from visiting at least two dozen pint-sized installations across the Museum’s campus on a perfect autumn day. The annual Wee Faerie Village is a beloved seasonal tradition for all ages.

A walking trail of faerie-sized creations takes visitors on an adventure through a different themed environment each year. Teams of local artists make their installations from scratch, often working with natural and found materials to evoke the Museum’s beautiful landscape. Upon check-in, visitors receive a map that guides them to each house’s location, tells the story of the faeries who live there, and invites close looking for a special hidden object.

We get a lot of questions about how our Wee Faerie artists are chosen!

Participation in this special event is by invitation only. If you are interested in becoming involved, either as an individual or in a group, please send an inquiry to David D.J. Rau, Senior Director, Education and Visitor Engagement at David@FloGris.org. Include a brief bio and some photographic examples of your work.