After a long, cold winter, the snow is finally melting, the flowers are pushing through, and the earth is waking up again. It’s time to celebrate! Join us for a Beltane gathering at the beautiful Folly & Friends Mustang Sanctuary — a day rooted in good company, new growth, and the simple joy of being outside together after months of hiding indoors.

We’ll welcome the warm half of the year with music and dancing, and as the sun goes down, we’ll gather around the fire to close out the evening in true Beltane fashion — feel free to bring intentions that you’d like to welcome into the year ahead.

What to Expect:

• Maypole dancing

• Flower crown making

• Live music

• Photo-ops

• Snacks provided

• BYOB

• Bonfire at sunset

• The sanctuary’s mustangs frolicking in the background

Tickets are $10 per person, payable in advance or at the entrance. You’ll also have the opportunity to make an additional donation to the sanctuary and the mustangs who call it home — a meaningful way to give a little something back to the land and its creatures.

Come with bare feet if you like. Bring your people. The season is finally calling.

Come frolic with the fairies in St. Peter’s Village this midsummer. Follow the sound of music across the village green, then venture deeper into the woods, where fairies hide, art hangs between the branches, and a little fairy dust awaits you behind every tree.

Check in for the event at Poprox Mini Mercantile and receive a Fairy Passport with your ticket purchase. This is an afternoon catered to adults and children alike, and anyone who wants a good excuse to believe in fairies. Costumes encouraged!

On The Green

Enjoy live music, face painting, fairy crowns, and a photo booth with fairy accessories. The Snug will have a special fairy cider to keep the magic flowing and there will be other little stops to visit throughout the village as well.

In the Woods

A woodland art exhibit with several talented artists, a sticker hunt, roving bards, fairy sightings marked by Greta’s stunning tie-dye dresses, and a timed Fairy Hunt at 3pm — one chance to find them all and claim your reward. And you won’t want to miss Kelsey’s fairy photoshoot area at the beginning of the trail, complete with extra costumes and magical atmosphere.

Your Fairy Passport

Every ticket comes with a passport to stamp throughout the day, which you can pick up at Poprox Mini Mercantile. Collect yours and you’ll be entered into our midsummer raffle. First 50 guests also receive a fairy crown, a photo booth print, and their first stamp to start the journey.

And as you walk the woods — please leave them a little more magical than you found them.

Tickets can be purchased online or at Poprox Mini Mercantile on the day-of. We can’t wait to see you there!

The days are growing shorter, the air is beginning to crisp, and the harvest is coming in. It’s time to gather before the dark fully settles — to share what we’ve grown, face fears together, and remember that light holds even when the nights are long.

Join us for a Michaelmas celebration at Folly & Friends Mustang Sanctuary — an evening rooted in courage, community, and the old tradition of bringing something to the table.

We’ll build a feast together out of what everyone brings in, tell stories around the fire, and take a moment to name the dragons in our own lives — and remember we have what it takes to face them.

What to Expect:

• Stone soup potluck — bring a dish or ingredient to add to the feast (we’ll have a cauldron going over the fire; bring a vegetable or seasoning to throw in, or a dish to share on the side)

• Leaf crowns and crafts making — craft a small token of your own courage, and write down the dragon you’re facing this season

• An impromptu play telling the story of Michael and the Dragon — willing participants encouraged

• Storytelling and poetry around the fire — bring a poem, a story or song you’re proud of, or something you’re ready to release as the year turns

• Apple bobbing, tasting, and cider

• Bonfire all day — we’ll burn our dragons together as the light holds against the dark

• BYOB

• The sanctuary’s mustangs frolicking in the background

Tickets are $10 per person, payable in advance or at the entrance. You’ll also have the opportunity to make an additional donation to the sanctuary and the mustangs who call it home — a meaningful way to give a little something back to the land and its creatures.

Bring yourself and a dish and whoever may need to feel a little less alone in the dark. The light is worth tending.