April 13, 2019
11am - 6pm
Church of the Guardian Angel
2629 Huntingdon Ave
Baltimore MD 21211
Welcome
Come play with us!
We're having a really fun fund raiser on March 1st, from 6:30-11pm at Sweet27 (123 W 27th St, Baltimore). Awesome deserts! There is no cover charge -and you can WEAR YOUR WINGS. Or horns, Or be totally incognito and pass as a human. It's also Joffrey the Giant's BIRTHDAY! And possibly your last chance to see Queen Shaylea III, before she moves to Australia! 10% of all purchases made by our group goes towards helping out our BFF.
We are marching in the 64th annual St. Patricks Parade in Baltimore Sunday, March 10! Want to march with us? Check out our event page!
Join Baltimores fairies, mermaids, elves and goblins on April 13th, 2019, as we welcome in the Spring. There are vendors of wings and shiny things, and music is in the air.
Our Spring Fairy Ball will be on Friday, April 12th at 6pm. Brinjal Band and Big Band Theory of Baltimore will play for your dancing pleasure.
On May 11, we're throwing the first ever Baltimore Faeries Market on the grounds of the Christian Temple at 5820 Edmonson Ave. Join us at this magical market of crafts and musical delights.
Also, check us out on July 27 and 28th for the return of Mythmusica!! Location TBD. But we have a date!
The Fairy Scary Ball is Saturday, October 26 this year! Fae favorites Big Band Theory of Baltimore will definitely be back!
If you'd like to keep up with other BFF events and happenings, check out our Facebook group or Facebook page !
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.
In the Forest of Steel and Stone
by Kalindi, the Fairie Bard (aka Emily Crum)
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.
