On Sunday night we went to an event called, “A Midsummer Night's Cabaret” which was held on a magical property owned by an artist who is known for his beautiful metalwork. The organizers made use of the 100 acres of meadows, forests, metal sculptures and whimsical artists’ studio by having live performances take place throughout the property. The evening was filled with pink garden faeries serving hors d’oeuvres to the guests under a vine covered rose garden, singers and clowns took the stage in the artists’ studio, an acrobatic woodland creature climbed fabric which was hung from a tree to a drum beat played by a creature who was half man – half goat, a 10 foot tall scarecrow was conjured to life and walked across the horizon and it all concluded with fire dancing elves at sunset. And we can’t forget the host of the evening – an adorable cavewoman who went by the name of Rod!
The highlight for us was the use of all the magical creatures throughout the evening that remained in character allowing the guests to feel like they were truly walking around in a magical fairy tale. All in all, we definitely approved!
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