Fairy Princess brings holiday cheer at the Museum
The Kansas City Museum’s Fairy Princess returns to the Museum in December in a brand new Princess Pavilion. You can visit her from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays, December 6, 13 and 20.
True to her long-standing tradition, the Fairy Princess will greet children of all ages with holiday cheer and share the magic of the season.
During the Museum’s restoration, the Fairy Princess is enthroned in her special Pavilion. You may pay a visit to the Princess and get your own royal photograph for just $3. You may also visit the Fairy Princess Boutique, and see exhibits in the Visitor Center and StoryTarium.
Parking is available on the street at the North Gate of the Museum. Follow the blue arrows around the property.
The Fairy Princess has been a tradition at Kansas City Museum for more than 20 years, and originated in the toy department at the Kline's Department Store downtown in 1935.
The Fairy Princess first appeared in Kansas City, Mo. in 1935 in the toy department at Kline’s Department Store, one of the many department stores located within the downtown shopping district. Kline’s Fairy Princess delighted children for as many as 30 years until the closing of Kline’s in the 1970s.
Twenty years ago, The Kansas City Museum at Corinthian Hall revived the Fairy Princess tradition. Over the years, many lovely young women of Kansas City have participated in the Fairy Princess court, attending slipper camp and honing their skills as good listeners. Thousands of area children have whispered holiday wishes in the Princess’ ear, and experienced the magic and splendor of the season at Corinthian Hall. View the Fairy Princess photo gallery >>
