Fairy garden kits coming to Fort St. John Public Library
The Fort St. John Public Library and the Recreation Department are teaming up to bring the Fairy Garden Path back to the Fish Creek Community Forest.
FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. — The Fort St. John Public Library and the City of Fort St. John Recreation Department are teaming up to bring the Fairy Garden Path back to Fish Creek Community Forest.
Starting on May 5th, families can pick up a fairy garden kit at the library, located at 10015 100th Avenue, to make a fairy garden house using materials from the kit and other objects.
The library says families can create their own fairy homes with any materials they gather themselves.
On May 13th, at 11 a.m., the completed kits can be brought to the Fish Creek Community Forest for the Fairy Garden Path display.
For more information, visit the public library’s website.
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