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Step into a world of court balls, Renaissance festivals, and immersive storytelling as a prince begins his search for a partner. Each event offers a unique experience—from lively markets to elegant evenings—while contributing to a larger unfolding story. Join us for one night or follow the full series.


































Explore all upcoming Fairy & Iron events, including dates, locations, and what to expect at each stop in the series. Every event stands on its own, with live-action roleplay scenes, interactive elements, and on-site characters—while returning guests experience a deeper, evolving story.
Discover the world behind Fairy & Iron. Meet the author, explore past storylines, and learn how the 2026 season unfolds across each event. Follow along as new chapters are revealed throughout the summer and fall, both online and in person.
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A dark, immersive tavern gathering where the veil between worlds grows thin - and secrets, magic, and mischief take hold.

A grand winter finale of dining, performance, and celebration as the story reaches its final and most important choice.

Flora of Eysea (Summer Court) is the only maiden without a royal title competing for Prince Caraway's heart - which is uncommon. Not much is known, other than she deeply loves her family and takes pride in who she is. The people's choice, she has a heart of gold and is willing to work hard to become the queen Shadowmere deserves.

Lady Hazel of Dueshire (Autumn Court) couldn't care less about marrying for prestige. She follows her heart (and her best friend Lady Aurora), into the competition for the fun of it. She was eliminated during the first event, the Evening Affair - but is happily back home, running her chicken farm.

Lady Aurora of Adalens (Autumn Court) loves education and experiencing new things - but knows that her duty lies with the court. Intelligent and witty, she spends her time reading and crafting. While she entered the competition out of obligation to the kingdom, she is now hoping that it can lead her on an adventure to true love.

Known for being painfully shy, Lady Elowyn of Leport (Spring Court) was told by her father to join the competition and unite the spring families once again. She prefers her magic and potions to the pressure that comes with being old Fae Court. She was eliminated at the Rustic Faire after her magic show went very, very wrong. She went back home; relieved to be out of the public eye, studying magic.

Lady Celeste of Frodence (Winter Court), by all measures, is a picture-perfect candidate for Queen. Trained in the royal courts since birth, she was raised in solitude and seldom granted spare time to socialize - unless it was a court matter. Nobody knows what she is truly thinking at any given time. Everyone in the Kingdom expected her to enter - but now, the Kingdom is wondering if Celeste , if the Winter Court, is truly the right choice.

Lady Rosetta of Turora (Summer Court) went into the competition with a fierce confidence befitting Shadowmere's finest royalty. Unfortunately, her confidence comes with a side of catty comments and vicious rumours. She would do anything to win - and that became her downfall. She was eliminated at the Harvest Court Faire after a particularly judgemental comment about Shadowmere's citizens. Nobody has seen her since.

Prince Caraway of Shadowmere shoulders a heavy burden - leading the people of his kingdom into a brighter future. After the events of last year, the competition was held to boost morale across the realm. Now, he is faced with a difficult choice: choose a maiden worthy of being a queen, or choose a maiden for love and possibly make the wrong decision for Shadowmere?

Across all the realms of Shadowmere, there is none a finer tailor than the adorable demi-human, Eden of Frodence. When she is not crafting the finest of gowns and garb for the royal family, she is the Head Gatekeeper for the Fairy and Iron Faires. King Oberon trusts nobody else for the job.
Picture by: John Fuzz

Finley Janleigh (she/her) is an award winning Canadian, queer, filmmaker and theatre producer. Finley is the director behind the award-winning short film In Which A Lonely Kid Accidentally Accesses Another Dimension and a 2023 CBC music class challenge winning music video. She's a producer and founding member of Theatre Unmade: a production company dedicated to promoting diverse stories and emerging artists. Finley Is currently studying for her Bachelor's Degree in Film and Media Production at Humber Polytechnic.
The start of our tale - where Prince Caraway meets all the eligible maidens to choose from in the competition for Queen.
The first faire of the season - our competitors have been chosen, met the Prince, and each attended a date with him. It is now time for Prince Caraway to send one Lady home.
Each remaining maiden must prove their skill in a talent show at the Rustic Faire - who will come out on top? And who is getting voted off the island of love?
As the summer season closes, our maidens were invited to answer some questions and be interviewed by Prince Caraway himself in front of Shadowmere's citizens. Prince Caraway sends another maiden home.
Please reach us at customerexperience@coolauntcreatives.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Costumes are highly encouraged but not required. Whether you arrive in full Renaissance garb, fairy wings, or your most enchanted cloak, you’ll be welcomed into the realm. That said, dressing up adds to the fun—and there may even be prizes for best costume!
At our outdoor faires, well-behaved dogs on leashes are welcome in the capacity outlined by the venue. Please clean up after your pup and make sure they’re comfortable in crowds and around loud sounds. Dogs are not permitted at the indoor Renaissance Balls in June and November.
Absolutely! All ages are welcome at the Renaissance faires, and we have plenty of family-friendly entertainment, interactive areas, and magical surprises for younger guests.
Please note: The Renaissance Balls June and November are intended for a more adult audience and may not be suitable for young children.
The faires will proceed rain or shine—it is the Renaissance, after all! Please dress for the weather and wear appropriate footwear for outdoor terrain. In cases of severe weather (lightning storms or unsafe conditions), we’ll post updates on social media and by email.
We do our best to make each event as accessible as possible. The venues have flat, open areas, but please note that the terrain includes grass, gravel, and farm paths which may be challenging for some mobility devices. If you have specific questions or need accommodations, feel free to contact us in advance—we’re happy to help!
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