The Fairy Garden

05/13/2026

05/12/2026

This week at The Fairy Garden 🧚‍♀️🪴📗

👶📗🦄Thursday, May 14th, 11:30am - Kids Story Time - NEW TIME

🙏🙌📿Friday, May 15th and Sunday May 17th - 12-5pm Psychic/Tarot Readings

🫖🔮🍰 Saturday, May 16th, 11:30am - Psychic Tea Party - Only 4 spots left!

🌙🎼🛁Sunday, May 17th, 2pm - New Moon Sound Bath

❤️‍🩹🍎🤲 Sunday, May 17th, 4pm - Healing Core Wounds

Register in Linktree here: https://linktr.ee/thefairygardenbookstore

05/09/2026

Some favorites 🧚‍♀️🪴📚

05/09/2026

Only a few spots left! Link in Linktree 🔮🫖🧚‍♀️🪴📚

05/08/2026

Greetings Cat Lovers and Art Lovers, The Fairy Garden is honored to display pieces by prolific Dana Point artist, Laura Seely. Laura’s paintings have been shown and sold in galleries with shows from San Francisco, New Orleans, L.A., Laguna Beach, San Diego and Palm Springs. Her cats have graced the Royal Canin-supported San Diego Cat Fanciers’ Club poster and the cover of the International Cat Fanciers’ Association Yearbook. Laura owns her own gallery, Laura Seely Studio, on Del Prado in Dana Point. Please come by to see these pieces by her and several others at The Fairy Garden🧚‍♀️🪴📚

05/05/2026

Enjoy some of the pieces currently featured in the rotating art gallery at The Fairy Garden. While pictures are a nice way to communicate, they do not generally do artwork justice. I encourage you to come visit to see these pieces in person as well as the many others featured in-store. 🎨🧚‍♀️

Kim Brandon-Watson
Beach Fun 🏖️🦮

Nevine Erian
Barbiesque 💕🌸

Jeff Fleming
Zipp-A-Dee-Doo-Dah Garden 💐🪴

Rich Flynn
Flowers in the Hills of San Juan Capistrano I
Flowers in the Hills of San Juan Capistrano II 🌼🌾

Audrey Grider
Dancing in the Light Reprise 2
Pachyderm Royale II 💃🐘

Kamila Kowalke
Splashes 🌊💙

05/04/2026

Dr. Sayeh Beheshti will lead this community gathering. All welcome!

05/04/2026

05/02/2026

Did you know "The Road Not Taken" is actually one of the most misunderstood poems in history? Frost wrote it as a joke for his friend Edward Thomas, who was notorious for being indecisive about which path to take on their walks.

While we usually read it as an anthem for individualism, Frost actually suggests that both paths were "really about the same." The "difference" is just the story we tell ourselves later!