The First Chapter: Yule Reverie

December 19, 2026

BellaWood the Venue in Florence, MS

VIP 5:30PM

All Revelers at 7:00PM

Step into the Emberwild, where the Queen’s winter celebration promises an evening of enchantment, intrigue, and secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Join us for The First Chapter: Yule Reverie, an immersive fantasy ball on December 19, 2026, at Bellawood the Venue in Florence, Mississippi. Dress in your fantasy finery and spend the evening dancing, enjoying live performances, and wandering the marketplace filled with vendors, artisans, and indie authors. Discover handcrafted treasures, meet the creators behind them, and find your next favorite read.

Throughout the evening, a story unfolds around you. Follow the characters, explore their allegiances, and discover what lies beneath the celebration. How deeply you enter the story is entirely up to you. Whether you’re eager to uncover every secret or simply want to dress up and enjoy the ball, there’s a place for you in the Emberwild.

For an extra touch of indulgence, The Queen’s Table VIP experience includes entry 90 minutes before general admission, a three course dinner, a private musical performance, first access to authors and vendors, a gift bag, a micro portrait session, and access to the VIP lounge.

At its heart, Emberwild celebrates creativity, community, and belonging. Our creative team is composed entirely of women and/or BIPOC creatives, and our event artwork and design are created by local artists and designers. All participating authors are independent authors who attend at no charge and keep 100% of their book and merchandise sales.

Every Emberwild event supports a charitable cause. Yule Reverie will donate 5% of net profits to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library through United Way of the Capital Area, supporting access to books and early childhood literacy in our community.

For guests ages 18 and up. Reserve your place and let your next chapter begin.

The lords, ladies and gentry have been invited to the queen’s country estate to celebrate the holiday, but not everything is as it seems…