1st Faire 2026 "Down the Rabbit Hole" Tickets

Some workshops fill up faster than you can fall down the rabbit hole The Workshop Pass guarantees your place before you even arrive at the Faire. Workshops offer a limited number of free adult and child spaces. With a Workshop Pass, your name is already written into the story, no rushing, no lines, no guessing. What Your Workshop Pass Includes A guaranteed spot in your selected workshop Pre-registration before the Faire begins Peace of mind knowing your creative seat is saved Easy check-in so you can arrive, relax, and create Direct support for our artists: funds from Workshop Passes go straight to the workshop facilitators, helping ensure we offer the best, most thoughtfully crafted, high-quality workshops possible Workshop Schedule Friday Workshops 11:00 AM — Air Dry Clay with Nicole 1:00 PM — Cheshire Cat Mask Making with JJ 3:00 PM — Mushroom Jewelry Making with Janice 5:00 PM — Paint Pour with Bill 7:00 PM — Painted Rocks with Kaleb Saturday Workshops 8:00 AM — Shadow Boxes with Glacier 10:00 AM — Flower Pot Pens with Lexie 12:00 PM — Macramé Door Hangers with Para 2:00 PM — I.W.T.R.T.D. (or “Off With Your Head”) with Windy 4:00 PM — Tea Blending with Kayla 6:00 PM — Tea Reading & Tarot with Derek Sunday Workshops 9:00 AM — Tea Cup Candles with Whitney 11:00 AM — Curiosity Jars with Colten 1:00 PM — Potion Creation Bottles with Jessilyn 3:00 PM — Dirt Babies with Desiree

Welcome to the wild side of the Faire! General Camping is where the nighttime magic lives. Tents glowing, stars overhead, people laughing by the fire, the sound of drums echoing across the hills, this is the heart of the weekend. Primitive camping means real connection: to the land, to the moment, and to the community around you. Your General Camping pass gives you a place to plant your tent, park your bus or RV, settle in, make friends, explore, and fully live the Faire, not just visit it. From sunrise coffee with Wake & Bake to the late-night drum circle...you’re part of the village now.

Your ticket is non-refundable. Camping is primitive. Drinking water is limited and may NOT be close to your campsite (or even available at all) — bring your own water. Cell phone service is not guaranteed. Weather in the PNW can be unpredictable — come prepared for anything.