Hark, fair Fae folk!

You are cordially (and royally) invited to the Neon Dreamscape Fae Ball, Friday May 22.

The Fairy Queen, Anastasia, summons all the magical beings from every realm to answer her call - to join her within the Neon Dreamscape, to eat, drink and, dance with abandon, and forget about the world beyond the Dream.

The earthly realm of The Guild will be transformed from a black box theatre into an interactive, psychedelic dreamscape where all Fae can be free to be! Join us in our celebration of beauty, music, and magic.

Newcomers to the Fae Ball team include the creators of the hit podcast But First, Let's Woo , Tabitha and Willow. They will be offering Tarot card readings.

We are so pleased to be welcoming back Christian the magician and Krista Rae the Medium, who were outstanding at the Stardust Fae Ball. There will also be a professional photographer to capture your main-character moment.

All of this and so much more awaits you at the Neon Dreamscape Fae Ball!

What to Expect

When the doors open at 8:00pm, you will enter into The Dream.

There you will find a cash bar with signature mocktails and cocktails, as well as beer and wine. Included in the ticket price will be a buffet with a selection of sweet treats and savoury snacks.

You will be dazzled by the up close magic of Christian Southgate.

Sit down with our Fairy Oracle, Krista Rae and look into your future.

Then, find yourself on the dancefloor, amidst a stream of beautiful Fae creatures from every realm.

Cast your worries aside and lose yourself in the dream.

Dress Code Fae Costume Inspiration check out the link for more ideas

Think bright, whimsical, and maybe with lights...? Whatever "a little extra" means to you. Many people will be wearing formal attire, fairy wings, suits, leather, or armor pieces. But don't feel pressured to wear anything that doesn't feel right for you. We want you to feel completely free to express your most magical self. Clothing isn't gendered and this is a safe space for everyone.

Trinket Exchange

(taken from Fae Club Ltd Website )

What are trinkets, you ask?

These whimsical little mementos are to fantasy ball-goers what friendship bracelets are to Swifties — tiny tokens of connection, crafted with love, imagination, and a sprinkle of magic.

At fantasy balls, trinket-giving is a charming tradition — a way to break the ice, spark conversation, and make new friendships throughout the night. Each trinket you gift leaves a trace of your story in someone else’s pocket, while every token you receive becomes a keepsake of a shared moment beneath chandeliers and starlight.

Why Bring Trinkets?

Think of trinkets as your invitation to connect.

They’re conversation starters, memory makers, and symbols of the night’s enchantment.

Offer one to a stranger as you compliment their mask, share a dance, or exchange a laugh — and you might just leave with a friend for life (or at least a new Instagram mutual from another realm).

Trinket Ideas

Your trinkets can reflect the theme of the ball, your character persona, or simply something that feels like you.

Here are a few ideas to inspire your craft:

Folded messages or notes sealed with wax or ribbon
Bookmarks or scroll snippets with quotes or symbols
Friendship bracelet or beaded charms
Stickers, pins, or tiny keyrings
Pressed flowers, tiny spell jars, or ribbons of fate
Add your social handle or username if you’d like new friends to find you after the ball — because magic shouldn’t end when the music stops.
Crochet items
Tarot cards - immersive and fun!

Do I Have to Bring Trinkets?

Of course not!

Trinket trading is entirely optional — but it’s a delightful way to meet new people, especially if you’re feeling shy or unsure how to start a conversation. Whether you bring a few handmade tokens or simply enjoy receiving them, you’ll find that these tiny exchanges add an extra layer of wonder to your night.

So gather your glitter, your glue, and your imagination — and prepare to share a little piece of your magic with the realm.

The Venue

The Arts Guild - 111 Richmond Street, Charlottetown

In the spirit of Reconciliation, we acknowledge that the land upon which we gather is unceded Mi’kmaq territory. Epekwitk (Prince Edward Island), Mi’kma’ki, is covered by the historic Treaties of Peace and Friendship. We pay our respects to the Indigenous Mi’kmaq People who have occupied this Island for over 12,000 years; past, present and future.

This events, like all Drawstring Production Events, is open to all gender identities, gender expressions, and sexualities. No racism, harassment, body shaming or bad manners will be tolerated. This is an opportunity to celebrate and connect.

The Guild is wheelchair accessible, air-conditioned, and licensed. If you require any other accommodations, please, reach out to us and we will do our very best to make it work.

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