10/04/2026
One week until our Monarch Celebration, so here's something worth knowing before you come.
Every monarch tagged at our event carries a small, numbered sticker and a research contact. If that same butterfly is ever spotted again β sometimes hundreds or even a thousand miles away, in the exact mountain forests in Mexico where monarchs spend the winter β it helps scientists piece together how this migration actually works: which routes monarchs take, how fast they fly, and how many make it all the way there.
On October 10, your family can take part in that research firsthand. You'll tag and release a monarch of your own, watch a live tagging demonstration, and walk through fields of nectar-rich flowers that are fueling this year's migration on its way south. It's slow-paced, genuinely hands-on, and a favorite for all ages, from toddlers to grandparents.
Limited presale tickets available, link in comments.
Additional tickets can be purchased day of event.
Saturday, October 10, at the farm. We hope to see your whole family there.