You can put a little whimsy in your life with a tiny enchanted house for fairies, gnomes and sprites to live in right in your own backyard. A fairy house should match the spirit of the mythical and ...

Dave Anderson, Susie Spikol and Chris Martin share a fairy structure. Something Wild host Dave Anderson of the Forest Society takes a lot of people on walks through the woods. Lately, he’s noticed ...

Making a magical fairy house is a fun way to engage with your child in pretend play. Just like Pinkalicious and Peter built a house for the fairies that live in Pinkville, your child can build a DIY ...

In an enchanting corner of Yew Dell Botanical Gardens, nestled beneath a grove of weeping Norweigan Spruce and dwarf Hemlocks sits a lilliputian neighborhood of more than 15 fairy houses waiting for ...

Never underestimate the power of popsicle sticks. Rita Tateel has used them and other inexpensive materials to create a kind of happiness tree in her quest to keep cellphone-absorbed passersby from ...

Lots of people walk right by it. But when someone notices it — that there’s something special about this tree stump — they’re known to stop in their tracks. What they see is a whimsical little world ...

Barbara Brown poses at the entrance to a trail lined with fairy houses at Russian Jack Park. (Ammon Swenson/Alaska Public Media) If you’re walking in Anchorage's Russian Jack Park this summer, you ...

Create your own fairy garden and make it wonderful. It’s a wonderful detail that will improve your back yard landscape ...

Conservatory hours: Wednesday 10 a.m.-8 p.m., Thursday-Sunday 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Last entry is one hour before closing. Cost: $5/adults, free/kids. General admission is always free. An online reservation ...