How Pwyll Met Rhiannon

Perfect for the fast approaching Samhain (Halloween), a night when the veil between this world and faerie is thin, is this tale from StoryFolkSinger Paul C Newman. How Pwyll met Rhiannon is taken from the Mabinogion, the collection of Welsh pre-Christian mythology. In the best Bardic tradition Paul tells the tale with musical accompaniments, bringing the magic of this ancient story to life. Each full moon Paul releases another collection of stories and songs which you can listen to on the StoryFolkSinger website.

The Eco Faeries

Based in Australia the Eco Faeries are a vibrant group of eco-activists intent on bringing faeries back to nature, nature back to the suburbs and suburbia back to community. Through conscious community events, environmental education and creative entertainment they aim to inspire people towards a greener, healthier and positive action based lifestyle. Founded by Faerie Cara, performer, author, and TV presenter, the Eco Faeries encourage everyone to get involved in bringing magic and green living to every day life.

Enchanted Fairy Tea Parties

Based in Southern California, USA, Enchanted Fairy Tea Parties host magical events for children and adults. The tea parties include tea and cakes and feature dress up, story telling, face painting, games, craft activities and more, and are available in a variety of themes, faeries and gnomes included. If you’d like a faery tea party but are outside the area covered, don’t despair – you can purchase Pixie Parcels which contain everything you need to host your own party.

Little Folk of Faery

Nestled within an old tree, in an abandoned curiosity shop, the Little Folk await you. The enchanted world of Faery needs you to restore the fragile balance which was shattered! Embark on a fascinating adventure where you will help the inhabitants to restore their world. What is behind the mysterious, omnipresent mist? What secret lies behind the nostalgic creatures who are now roaming the place?
With the help of a fairy, solve these mysteries through numerous quests and restore your shop’s splendour of old. Gather and collect hidden runes in the landscape, help dryads plant a tree, organize a banquet to attract lost leprechauns, repair the ruins… many tasks are awaiting you!
Little Folk of Faery is an enchanting computer game for Windows featuring beautiful graphics and interesting tasks, and along the way you will also learn a lot of faery lore. You can download a free trial by visiting the Little Folk of Faery website, and buy the full version here.

Silly Little Pixie Creations

Creating ‘magical things for magical people’ is a passion of Bubbles, the crafty Pixie behind Silly Little Pixie Creations. She makes gorgeous wings and accessories to encourage the wearer’s inner Faery to shine. Also available are unique Faery dreamcatchers and dream orbs, to attract friendly Fae to your house and keep bad dreams at bay. Bubble is also the founder of The Seelie Court Faerie Theatre, bringing Pixie magic and bubble fun to festivals around the UK.

Butterfly Fairy Dress Up Game

OK, I admit it, I do very much enjoy frivolous little time wasters like these flash dress up games!
So here for your ‘distracted from doing any real work’ pleasure is a cute Butterfly Fairy Dress Up and Unicorn Fairy Dress Up…

Felicity Fairy’s Magical Parties

Coming direct from Fairyland (via Brighton!), Felicity Fairy and Muddlehead the Pixie are here to entertain and delight faerie folk of all ages. The duo bring their fairy magic to birthday parties, festivals, fundraisers and corporate events, with crafts and games, storytelling, treasure hunts and more.
Felicity also performs on the trapeze, aerial silk and Spanish web.

Fairy Freya Dress Up

Dress Fairy Freya in her finest garb in this cute flash game by Anand Duncan. Anand’s site, Flash Bunny contains lots of other entertaining goodies too!

Fairy Name Generator

Just a bit of fun – type in your name to the Fairy Name Generator and see what your inner fairy is called.
Here is mine:

Your fairy is called Buttercup Goblinglitter
She is a bringer of riches and wealth.
She lives in clover fields where fairy rings grow.
She is only seen in the light of a shooting star.
She wears bright clover green.
She has gentle green wings like a butterfly.

Fairy Land Magic

Step into the old potting shed, and prepare to be amazed – for here be fairies! Utilising state of the art multi-sensory technology (or is it fairy dust?) Fairy Land Magic creates a fully immersive three-dimensional visitor attraction. Visitors enter the shed and watch as the fairies come out to play and interact with the crowd, their message to teach people about the environment, safety and thinking of others.
The Fairy Land Potting Shed is still at the proposal stage, but having seen other attractions by parent company RMA in UK museums this promises to be something special. Until it finds a real-life home, visitors can explore the Fairyland Magic website, which features kid-friendly games and puzzles and a shop.