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This October 15–25, the community comes together for Co-Here, a festival celebrating connection, place, and shared experiences across Boulder. As part of this festive lineup, Milk and Honey Farm at the Boulder JCC is opening its gates to welcome visitors of all ages to two unique, family-friendly events celebrating the changing season and the beauty of the outdoors.
A Night of Stars and Goats
Thursday, October 15 | 7 – 8:30 pm | $10 for adults; $5 for children
Kick off Co-Here under the autumn sky with Learn with Milk and Honey Farm: A Night of Stars and Goats. This evening gathering combines stargazing, hands-on farm education, and friendly animal encounters. Participants can meet and spend time with the resident farm goats, explore agricultural traditions, and look up at the clear night sky for a memorable evening outdoors. It’s an inviting, engaging experience designed for curious minds and goat lovers of every generation. Register here.
Fall Farm Tour + Tea
Tuesday, October 20 | 5:15 – 6:15 pm | FREE
As the crisp fall weather sets in, slow down and savor the season during the Fall Farm Tour + Tea. Guests will take a guided walk through the farm’s autumn harvest, learning about sustainable agriculture, seasonal crops, and the daily rhythms of farm life. After touring the beds and animal habitats, everyone will gather to enjoy warm, freshly brewed herbal tea sourced from farm ingredients. It’s a peaceful, grounding way to experience the farm’s harvest and connect with neighbors over a cozy cup. Register here.
Whether you’re looking to gaze at the stars with friendly goats or sip tea amid autumn crops, these events offer meaningful ways to connect with nature and your community. All ages are welcome bring family and friends to Milk and Honey Farm.
