3rd Annual Long Island Fairy Festival

Saturday, May 3, 2025
(Rain date: Sunday, May 4, 2025)

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— Schedule —
Most events are ongoing throughout the day.

— Dance —
Meet at 11:30 for Fairy Dance (# 15 on the map)
Maypole Dance starts at 1:45 (#12 on the map)

— Magic Show with Grig the Felf —
on the stage by Hempstead House (# 18 on the map)
12:10 – 12:55, 1:45 – 2:05 and 2:50 – 3:15

— Meet The Queen of the Water Sprites —
(# 6 on the map)
10 – 11:30 On her throne in the Dejana Learning Center
11:30 – 1:40 Walking around the Grounds
1:40 – 4:00 On her throne

— Meet the Tooth Fairy —
10 – 11:30 In her bedroom in the Woodland Playground
11:30 – 1:40 Walking around the Grounds
1:40 – 4:00 In her bedroom

— The Mermaids in the Mermaid Cove —
10 – 12:30 & 1:30 – 4 (#22 on the map)

— Oriana the Bubble Faerie —
10 – 1:30 & 2:30 – 4 (#22 on the map)

— Hoop Performance by Miss Lily Wild —
(# 19 on the map)
11:30-11:45, 1:20-1:35 & 2:20-2:35

Music all day at the Stage by Hempstead House, in the
Magical Marketplace and in the Butterfly Nook by the pond!
Sign up for potion-making activity presented by The Potion Box 

Join us to celebrate nature, the power of creation, and the magic of imagination with an all-day festival from 10 am – 4 pm.

As a nature preserve with four major ecosystems – forest, pond, meadow and beach – the Sands Point Preserve is perfectly situated for a celebration that combines a passion for the natural environment with a sprinkling of fairy magic!

Activities include:

• The Fairy House Walk – featuring Fairy Houses built by community members!
• Many photo ops, including one with a Fairy Queen
• Music
• Aerialists
• Fairy dance
• Mermaids
• Maypole
• Face painting
• Fairy art exhibit
• Fairy House Artist Invitational
• Opportunities to create fairy art
• Fairy crafts
• Nature walks
• Fairy and troll sightings
• Storytelling
• Spring planting
• Feasting and Foraging food trucks
• Magical Marketplace vendor market
• Bubbles, bubbles, bubbles and other magical experiences!

“Nature reminds us how to be in harmony with life itself.” ~ Harold W. Becker