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Fairies on the Farm at HGR on Nov 1

From Lyn Stanton, Program Director
Homeplace on Green River

Homeplace on Green River is Proud to partner with Campbellsville Artist Emmy-Lou Bahn (@foragedfauna) to produce the first Fairies on the Farm Event from 9amCT to 4pmCT this Saturday, November 1, 2025.

This event grew out of a desire to hold a family-friendly, whimsical cosplay event during the Halloween season. We also wanted to provide a unique vendor experience for our local artisans and community to enjoy. We have assembled a great lineup of activities for our guests of all ages to do at the farm on Saturday.

This event provides family-friendly fun and proceeds support Homeplace on Green River, a non-profit historic site and agritourism farm focused on education, rural American culture, and sustainable agriculture. So gather the kids or your friends group, gear up in your favorite costumes, and come to the farm for a day of fairy fun!

Note: Click 'read more' for lists of vendors and activities and more.


Fairies on the Farm Activities:
  • 4H Petting Farm
  • Bounce House
  • Crafts Stations
  • Fairy-Wing Making Station
  • Fairy House Making Station
  • Story Times
  • Live Juggling
  • Costume Contests (Kid, teens, and adults with prizes!)
  • Face Painting (donations suggested)
  • Corn Maze
  • Maypole
  • Incredible Raffle Gift Packages
  • Craft Vendors
  • Great Food
Schedule:
  • 10amCT Story Time in the Bank Barn
  • NoonCT Cosplay Contest on the One Cross Community Health Stage
  • 1pmCT Story Time in the Bank Barn
  • 2pmCT Raffle Drawing in the Bank Barn
All other events and activities are all-day.

Fairy-Wing Making Station Kids and adults will decorate pre-cut wings with stickers, ribbons, and art supplies that can be worn for fairy fun!

Fairy House Making Station Artist Emmy Bahn has been making cardboard mushrooms that participants will customize and add an electric tea light to make their own magical fairy homes to keep!

Story Time in the Bank Barn Our volunteers will gather on the small stage and read timeless tales.

Our Craft Vendors:
  • Magic Lovin Dyes
  • Kitty Wren Creations
  • The Lovers Eye
  • E&K designs
  • The Arcane Cabinet
  • Vizual-Eyez Studio
  • Woven Wonders
  • Jaye's Art N' Stuff
  • Handmade by Rianna LLC
  • Mom & Mil's Sew & Tell
  • Hilltop Farm Soap Co
  • Falling Star Candle LLC
  • Kentucky Crafting
  • Woven Wonders
  • Dirty Lil Hippie
  • Creative engraving
  • Sweet Jellybean Desserts
Community Connections:
  • KYNECT (Lake Cumberland Community Action Agency)
  • The Taylor County Book Mobile
Food:
  • The Lunch Box Food Truck
  • Cafe Express - Coffee and Specialty Drinks
Homeplace on Green River is located at 5807 New Columbia Rd., Campbellsville, KY. Admission is $5 per person, and activities are included in admission. For more information, visit https://www.homeplacefarmky.org/fairies-on-the-farm.html.


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