Celebrate 80th mid-summer’s eve at Crimson Dawn
It’s been 80 years since Neal Forsling first brought to life the tales of witches and fairies on Casper Mountain.
The 80th mid-summer’s eve festival at Crimson Dawn will be held Sunday, June 21, on Casper Mountain. Hundreds of visitors are expected to follow storyteller Rebecca Hunt as she once again takes them through the Topaz Gate and into Forsling’s magical stories.
Visitors will meet the seven witches, the three little elves and other mysterious creatures as they also hear about Forsling’s life and experiences on Casper Mountain.
Those who attend should meet at 7 p.m. at the Crimson Dawn museum to follow along and listen to the Casper Mountain folklore.
Bring a flashlight for the walk to and from your car, and bring cookies to share with others after the bonfire at the end of the evening. Cocoa and coffee will be donated by Bob Shepard.
There is no admission fee, and smoking and pets are not allowed.