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May 21: Fairy Festival Culminates with Fairy Festival Brunch

Press Release | Friday, Apr 22, 2016

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The “fairy” fun festival festivities of the 2016 Fairy Festival will culminate in the “Fairy Festival Brunch and Family Fun Event” on Saturday, May 21, held at the Savia building in Newhall.

Brunch attendees will enjoy a delicious meal sponsored by our 11 local SCV Restaurants, silent auction of the fairy shelters, face painting, photo booth, music, entertainment, raffle prizes and much more.

Tickets for the main fundraiser event are available for a $25 per person donation and can be purchased at the door. All proceeds benefit the 30 day emergency shelter.

This month and into May, the Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita Valley, in partnership with local Santa Clarita Valley restaurants, will be hosting a month long “Fairy Festival” showcase and fundraiser event for the Domestic Violence Center’s local 30 day emergency shelter. The shelter is located in Santa Clarita and provides emergency services to victims of domestic violence.

Residents are encouraged to join in on the “fairy” fun festival activities which will include a free “Fairy Festival Scavenger Hunt”, April 18th to May 5th. Use hashtag #fairyfestivalsupport when posting pictures of the fairy houses. The Savia building located at 23780 Newhall Ave, Newhall, CA 91321.

Click here to register for the brunch. If you have any questions, call the DVC of SCV at (661) 259-8175, or go to http://dvc-scv.com/index.php/fairy-festival/ for more information.

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Tracy Walling Otis says:

Saturday, Apr 23, 2016 at

Is this only for women? I really hope that our Domestic Violence Center is available for men who are victims also.

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Mary Gregory says:

Saturday, Apr 30, 2016 at

Can we purchase tickets before hand?

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