Trail of Small Wonders opens in St. Louis Park
A miniature world full of handmade dwellings for fairies and elves returns to the Westwood Hills Nature Center in St. Louis Park. The Trail of Small Wonders is a free event in which community members including artists, families and kids make fairy houses which are placed around the paved trails at the nature center. There is a free opening day festival on Monday, July 13th from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. If the parking lot is full, attendees can park at the middle school and take the short shuttle bus to and from the park. Westwood Hills Nature Center is located at 8300 West Franklin Avenue. The event is hosted by St. Louis Park Friends of the Arts.
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