Why To Go To May Fest?

Ten reasons to mark your calendar for May Fest.

1. It's a party: Aw, spring! The sun is out, the grass is green, and you can finally go outside without spending 15 minutes searching for mittens—this calls for celebration! After months of hibernation, the advent of warm weather provides the perfect reason for our community to come together and reconnect on the beautiful Kansas prairie.

2. Lady Spring will be in attendance. Wearing a crown of sunshine and a cloak of flowers, this magical maid chases away Queen Winter once and for all. Huzzah!

3. The Maypole: The origins of the maypole are obscure, but for centuries, cultures around the world have erected a large pole on May first, adorned it with ribbons and garlands, and then danced around it to express their joy for the coming summer. Watch the Prairie Moon students perform a Maypole dance, and then join with the community for round two.

4. Flower crowns: A garland of flowers around the head symbolizes the new growth that is so welcome at the end of a long winter. Making and/or wearing one is an activity that is sure to prompt smiles, giggles and many photo opportunities.

5. Refreshments: Revel in the gift of breaking bread, enjoying food and drink, and sharing abundance with your friends, family, and our community.

6. Fun activities (TBA): Your little spring sprites won't just be entertained, they'll be amazed.

7. BYOK: Bring your own kite. Brother Wind is a frequent guest at our prairie festivals, and combined with our acres of open fields, he makes for some epic kite flying.

8. Come one, come all: Spring Fest is open to the entire community, so bring friends, family and anyone else who wants to get outside and celebrate.

9. Festivals are a huge part of what makes Waldorf so special: Throughout the year, Waldorf festivals mark the changing of seasons and the passage of time. As anyone with little ones knows, the years can fly by, and festivals are an important way for us to come together and acknowledge this as we honor the past, anticipate the future and enjoy the present.

10. A celebration of spring is a celebration of life: "May my soul bloom in love for all existence."—Rudolf Steiner

Please be guided by the flow of activities at Spring Fest: 4-8:30pm
List of activities to be added as they are scheduled!

If you’re new to Prairie Moon and interested in learning more we will have tours available at Spring Fest. If you have any questions please call 785-841-8800 or email us at: info@prairiemoon.org

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