Attend This Enchanting Fairy House Festival In Vermont For The Most Magical Fall Day

Mark your calendars now, the forests of Grafton, Vermont are going to change into an enchanting fairy world during the last weekend of September. For the 10th year in a row, seashells become stepping stones and acorn teacups adorn tables at the Fairy House Festival. This delightful event will entertain all ages with a whimsical day filled with a special kind of magic.

Visit the Fairy House Festival from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. on the weekend of September 29-30, 2018. This world of wonder will come to life at The Nature Museum in Grafton.

Start your visit to the festival with taking a walk in the woods. The nature path will be sprinkled with charming tiny fairy houses.

These detailed little dwellings are the cutest things you've ever seen. Imagine the happy fairies flitting from house to house to visit with one another.

After you tour all the forest fairy houses, head back to The Nature Museum for more fun.

Grab a bucket of supplies and build one of your own little fairy buildings in the gardens.

You don't have to create a super elaborate home, fairies are pleased when they have a simple roof over their heads to keeps their wings dry. But if you enjoy working on the details then decorate away!

The Fairy House Festival also encourages you to put on your own wings for the day.

Besides the fantastic fairy dwellings, the festival will have face painting, crafts, giant bubbles and more.

The festival is open to all ages. Enjoy a delightful day chock full of enchanting events.

Admission to the festival is $10 for adults, $8 for seniors, and $4 for kids ages 3-17. Purchase your tickets online now

Find The Nature Museum and its Fairy House Festival at 186 Townshend Rd.,

Grafton, VT 05146. Learn more about the event or volunteer to help out by visiting their website. Check out more photos of fairy houses from festivals past on their Facebook page.

Have you ever attended this Fairy House Festival? Share your experiences and photos in the comments section below. For more fall fun, get lost in this huge corn maze or take a scenic ride on this autumn train.