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Vantage Points: Alluring Fairy Tales from a Feminine Perspective
Historically, folklore, myths, and fairy tales were recorded by such luminaries as The Grimm Brothers and Hans Christian Andersen, meaning most of the tales we know today are presented almost exclusively from a male perspective. But what if they weren’t? … Continue reading Vantage Points: Alluring Fairy Tales from a Feminine Perspective
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Loving a Feminine Hero’s Journey: a Review of “The Ten Thousand Doors of January”
Even the safest circumstances can feel binding. In Alix E Harrow’s The Ten Thousand Doors of January, a young woman living as the ward of a 19th-century tycoon crafted in the mold of a Vanderbilt or a Rockefeller discovers that … Continue reading Loving a Feminine Hero’s Journey: a Review of “The Ten Thousand Doors of January”
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Artist Spotlight: Michelle Williams
At LadyFaire, we love artists. So each month, we’ll be featuring one artist, sometime it will be someone whose primary life is to make art in a Ren Fest setting, other times it will be the great works that inspire … Continue reading Artist Spotlight: Michelle Williams
A Survival Guide for the Pregnant Rennie
Congratulations! You’re expecting and along with it comes all of the elation, anxiety, preparation, excitement, trepidation, morning sickness, cankles, uncertainty, sore hips, swollen feet, personal sacrifice, and the hopeful expectation of a safe and uneventful delivery when those precious first … Continue reading A Survival Guide for the Pregnant Rennie
Bumps, Bubbles, and Breastfeeding: Stories of Pregnancy and Motherhood in the Faire
LadyFaire had the opportunity to speak to some wonderful performers, artisans, shop owners and employees, and a myriad of others who have successfully navigated their festival going experiences while expecting. They were all kind enough to share memorable pregnancy moments … Continue reading Bumps, Bubbles, and Breastfeeding: Stories of Pregnancy and Motherhood in the Faire
Shannon Holliday: Crafting a Baby-Friendly Skin Care Line
Many festivals and faires have artisans who offer soaps, lotions, potions, oils, and other wonderful products to nourish our skins and our spirits. But we’ve never seen a handmade line specifically for infants! With this being a month when we’re … Continue reading Shannon Holliday: Crafting a Baby-Friendly Skin Care Line
Magicless Maypole: Dancing with Infertility
It’s Mother’s Day weekend here in the U.S., and while we know so many women will be celebrated and celebrating, we also know that there are women who won’t. Our mission is always to celebrate what we all love about … Continue reading Magicless Maypole: Dancing with Infertility
Oh, Baby! Soothing, Inspiring Playlists for Mom
Maybe you’re expecting or have a little one. Perhaps you’re an empty nester. You might even never have had kids… but you likely did have a mom. If you’re in the mood to celebrate motherhood with a chill vibe, we’ve … Continue reading Oh, Baby! Soothing, Inspiring Playlists for Mom
Is “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” Actually About Renfaires?
HBO’s A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms arrived on our screens under the weight of Westeros. But instead of dragons and dynasties, it offered something more humble— and strangely familiar. If you’ve ever spent a weekend at a Renaissance faire, … Continue reading Is “A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms” Actually About Renfaires?
Playing the Fool (A Roguish History)
Here cometh April again, and as far as I can see the world hath more fools in it than ever. – Charles Lamb Today, our usual interaction with the concept of a fool is centered on what my daughter calls … Continue reading Playing the Fool (A Roguish History)
A Woman’s Place? On Her Horse.
As we wrap International Women’s Month, LadyFaire invites you to meet women of past and present who use power both great and small, fierce and gentle, to effect change in the worlds in which they. In 2026, with our charged … Continue reading A Woman’s Place? On Her Horse.
Stillness, Sorrow, Shakespeare: The Gift of “Hamnet”
Much ado has been swirling around Hamnet; released in December by Amblin Entertainment, the film has eight Oscar nominations, including Best Picture, Best Actress, Best Directing, and more. Based on Maggie O’Farrell’s novel, directed by Chloe Zhao, and starring Jessie … Continue reading Stillness, Sorrow, Shakespeare: The Gift of “Hamnet”
Wowing Lady Whistledown: Crafting a Bridgerton-Themed Party
“Dearest Gentle Reader, Are you ready to host the soirée of the season? Well, look no further! Here, you will find a guide to hosting a party that will surely be heralded as the most splendid event the Ton has … Continue reading Wowing Lady Whistledown: Crafting a Bridgerton-Themed Party
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