Lunar Faire 10/4 Burlington (formerly known as the 9/29 faire)

Remember that time we were gonna have a faire at Vasa Park but then it rained for like 4 weeks straight? Well instead of having a party in a mud pit (which I was totally all for), the more reasonable among the Lunar Chicks have decided we should just hold off a couple days. So please join us at this very fine and totally excellent replacement faire!

The theme will still be Dark and Light (though maybe we should've made it Dry and Dryer)! You can go higher concept good and evil, or maybe you interpret it as contrast. Angels and devils, sun and moon, shadows and light, crows and doves, salt and pepper, heroines and villainesses, you get it. Maybe I'll dust off my giant black Maleficent style blanket jacket I had made for last year. Or maybe I'll just put on a light up devil ears headband we'll see how motivated I get.

You guys are still gonna really kill this theme.

What else are we throwing at you?

• That unmistakable Lunar Faire vibe
• The best, weirdest, and witchiest vendors around
• Potions Lab (non-alcoholic)
• Curiosities
• Entertainments for all ages
• Punk Rock Yoi
• Bracelet social experiment
• Solo attendee meetup at the group spell!
• Collectible wristband
• Group spellmaking with the Lunar Queene
• Lunar Care Community Resources
• Magickal book exchange
• Drag Show and blue
• Fire dancing by Diiiotima
• Gallery Medium Reading by Shauna the Amazing Tap Dancing Medium
• Big 3 Roasts by Doctor Witch
• Homespun Handmade Carousel (sometimes)
• Things that glow
• Drums, possibly in a circle
• New vendors and performers
• Fortunes told
• Nighttime
• New shit
• Old shit
• Whimsy
• Sideshow acts
• Fairy hair, henna, and face paint
• Music: scheduled and wandering
• Flute wizard
• Regular wizard
• Cool people like you
• Cool people unlike you
• More!?

Parking

No parking fee!

The bonus of this venue change is that there's no parking fee! Of course, if you have an opportunity to carpool or get dropped off, that's still extremely super cool of you and allows for more attendee parking! :)

Discount Tickets for 10/14 Faire

As introduced this year to reward those who come to back-to-back faires you, will be able to buy tickets for $11.11 for the 10/14 faire from 4pm to midnight. Look for the code to unlock the secret tickets at the gate. Hopefully I don't mess it up as I am sometimes wont to do.

Special Event Faire Packages

If you are celebrating anything (birthday, anniversary, recent unemployment, high bowling score, etc.) or just want to be treated like a VIP, reach out to kryssy @ lunarfaire.com to create a custom individual or group experience.

Day-of Tickets

Will be available at the gate for $20.

What to Bring

• A flashlight! Some parts of the faire are dark!
• Everyone you know!
• Blanket Fashion! (good any time of year if you ask me but also great for sitting in this beautiful park)
• Comfy shoes - there's a lot to see!
• Your weird and/or witchy and/or light up garb! Or you can buy some at our merch booth!
• Chair/blanket to rest your bones
• A drum to drum on at the drum circle
• A book for the magickal book exchange
• Shopping bag, reusable cup, other waste reduction items

Rain Date

This is an all weather event . The only reason we would cancel is if the weather is extremely severe or like the parking fields are snow covered but our blizzard wizard is on retainer to prevent this.

Refunds

All ticket sales are final. No refunds will be issued or transfers honored for other events unless we cancel or reschedule.

No Furry Friends Please

Pets other than service animals are prohibited. You may have seen people bring pets. Those people might not have seen the FAQs on the website or this part of the ticket, or the posts about it, or may be ignoring all of these. But please, out of respect to the venue, and non-pet people, and our insurance policy, please leave your furry friends at home. You will be turned away if you have a non-service animal pet with you.

Children

Should I bring them?

Depends how feral they are. If they are at least mildly civilized they’ll be thoroughly entertained and will remain undevoured.

Are they free?

So you decided to take the plunge and make a new generation of cool kids. Nice. 10 and under are free (except some special events in which case there will be a separate purchasable ticket for them).

Do a lot of kids go?

A lot.

I've heard this is wholesome. But is it?

As you can see from the above questions, people proudly bring their children. Without getting into a philosophical argument about subjectivity and moral outrage, this is generally a wholesome and safe event. People are friendly, loving, inclusive, and peaceful. But it isn't sanitized. The map might say "Long-Ass Road" and our schedule includes active and participatory spellwork and we do not censor adult vendor products (though most are not overt) We occasionally sell a drink that looks like blood in a bag. But it's non-alcoholic, as are all our potions. And while there is absolutely nothing inherently dangerous to encounter, we're likely always going to walk a line of "propriety." And maybe, as a result, pioneer a whole new unapologetic version of wholesome. It is up to you and your parenting style to decide what you personally find objectionable and what is best for your own children.

Photos

You might have your picture taken and we might post it on our socials. If that's a problem, tell someone.

Covid Stuff

Mask mandates are rapidly changing and we are a compassionate crowd! Please bring one, and wear one when appropriate or asked. We will comply with all mandates as they roll out closer to the event date and ask for your cooperation and empathy.

Additionally, exposure to COVID-19 is an inherent risk in any public location where people are present; we cannot guarantee you will not be exposed during your visit. The CDC advises that older adults and people of any age who have serious underlying medical conditions might be at higher risk for severe illness from Coronavirus. Attendees should evaluate their own risk in determining whether to attend. Don't come if you're sick, showing symptoms, or generally cantankerous. People who show no symptoms can spread Coronavirus if they are infected, any interaction with the general public poses an elevated risk of being exposed to Coronavirus. By coming to Lunar Faire, you acknowledge and agree that you assume these inherent risks associated with attendance.

Photos: Mattie Rosen

www.lunarfaire.com