November 7th Spirit Fair Announcement
Friends and followers of Spyral Events:
After months of looking inward to my own priorities, outward to the world around us, and a little bit of basic math, I have made the decision that the November 7th spirit fair will be our last of its kind for the foreseeable future. Spyral Events spirit fairs have gone through venues closing and/or changing owners, a pandemic that emotionally split the holistic and metaphysical community, uncertainty about how much disposable income our audience can put towards events like ours, and shifts in our volunteer base. On a personal level, I have been squeezed by burnout and more recently looked more closely at my core values after the loss of my dad.
Building community has always been the primary goal of Spyral Events. While making *some* money for the time and energy I put into these shows is nice, I’ve worked hard to keep booth fees low, use our platform to give back to the community, select venues that are as accessible as possible, and bring in enough attendees that make the events worthwhile for the vendors and readers who spend their time with us. While the folks at Generations have gone above and beyond in being a welcoming place for us, I feel the location has found itself to be just out of reach for both our Sheboygan and Fond du Lac audiences, as attendance numbers never quite bounced back since the move. I strongly believe that if I can’t deliver a quality product, it’s time to step back and reassess accordingly.
This isn’t necessarily “Goodbye.” I hope that it is a “See you later.” I love the vendor show world. Many of you know that I also vend individually as Glow Your Own Way. My husband and I have also been vending as Spyralfire Gifts, though that business will likely dissolve after this show. I want to put more energy in my jewelry making, as well as volunteer work that I hold dear to my heart.
I have an unquantifiable amount of gratitude for the community that has supported us these last twelve years. I’ve made so many friends along the way. We have been able to donate thousands of pounds of food and thousands of dollars to area food banks and food pantries all thanks to you. I look forward the last hurrah on November 7th. In the meantime, be kind to yourself, be kind to one another, and don’t forget to check in on your friends and neighbors as we enter the darker months of the year.
With love and gratitude,
Andrea Covey
2026 Dates
May 2 | August 15 | November 7
All events will be held at Generations: 1500 Douglas Dr. Plymouth from 10am-5pm with doors opening at 9am to book readings. Vendor applications will be accepted in three segments:
- May 2 – Vendor applications are closed
- August 15 – Vendor applications are closed
- November 7 – Vendor applications are closed
We are not seeking any new readers for 2026. Vendors may not be MLMs, direct sales, or national brands. We also do not accept vendors who create items designed with AI. Applications will be reviewed within 1 week after closing. Booth fee is processed immediately upon approval of application.
Spirit Fair FAQ’s
Whether this is your first time coming to one of our events, or perhaps it’s been a while, here are some of the most frequently asked questions we get about our spirit fairs.
How do I become a vendor?
Vendor applications will open for one event at a time (see dates above). Applications are now open for the May 2nd event. Click HERE to read more.
Q: When can I book a reading?
A: Doors open at 9am (One hour before the fair starts) JUST to book appointments with our readers and body workers. No appointments will be made before this time. We HIGHLY recommend coming early to ensure you get the time and reader you want.
Q: How much are readings?
A: 15 minutes: $20
30 minutes: $40
We have limited the length of readings so attendees to arrive later in the day have the opportunity to get a reading from their favorite person.
CASH ONLY!
Q: How much is admission?
A: We request a donation of one nonperishable food item per person or cash donation that will be given directly to the Sheboygan County Food Bank. (Read more below!)
Donations to Local Food Banks & Pantries
Since our first spirit fair, our mission has been to build a community of folks who seek to find ways to grow and heal in what is considered more “alternative” ways. What we didn’t expect was to grow a circle of friendship in ways that COVID could never trample. So we decided to start giving back to the community that has given so much to us…
For the last seven years, we have been collecting food and cash donations for the Sheboygan and Fond du Lac food bank/pantries, respectively. To date, we have collected a total of $6476 and 5308 lb. in food donations. The generosity of our attendees continues to grow with each event, and your community thanks you!
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