Marshfield Fairgrounds to host Big Mass Tiny House Festival

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Over the last weekend in September, the Marshfield Fairgrounds will play host to a big event of small proportions: the Big Mass Tiny House Festival.

Bringing together two dozen tiny houses, vintage campers, school bus conversions, gypsy wagons and other types of miniature dwellings, the event is a collaboration between Arlington-based non-profit Miranda’s Hearth and the United Tiny House Association, a nationally-known group which hosts for-charity tiny house festivals around the country.

United Tiny House Association Tiny House Festival

Photo via United Tiny House

Since beginning in March 2016, the United Tiny House Association has donated more than $500,000 raised over eight festivals to more than 60 different non-profits, ranging from building housing for homeless veterans and transitional housing for battered women to children’s hospitals, volunteer fire departments and no-kill animal shelters.

United Tiny House Association was founded by John Kernohan and his wife Fin, who have lived for nearly seven years in their 304-square-foot home, known as “Beloved Cabin.” The owners of a number of tiny structures, they did not expect the festival to grow so large.

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