Please join us as we celebrate the return of the growing season! Our verdant pastures and early spring gardens will provide a beautiful backdrop for activities such as Maypole dancing, sheep shearing, sheepdog demonstrations, and horse-drawn hayrides. Meet and learn about calves, goats, chickens and roosters.

Meet a beekeeper and view the industrious bees that pollinate our flowers and inhabit our observation hive. Enjoy toe-tapping fiddle music and a delicious lunch, while you try your hand at some natural crafts like fleece creatures, May baskets, and more. 

Special Guests:
*12:30 pm - Maypole Dancing with Kathy Weiss & students from Redding Elementary School
* 1:00-3:00 pm - Horsedrawn Hayrides with a team of black Percherons
* 1:15 pm Morris Dancing with New Haven Morris and Sword
* 1:45 pm Lisa Furman - traditional American and Celtic music
* 2:30pm -Falconer Brian Bradley with his live owls, eagle and falcons!

$5 per person (over 3 years old) or

$20 per family 
 

There will be small fees to cover the costs of craft materials.

 

PLEASE LEAVE YOUR DOGS AT HOME!!