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Spring Break on the Farm: Growing Goat Adventures

18mar8:30 am4:00 pmSpring Break on the Farm: Growing Goat Adventures

Event Details

Growing Gardens | Hawthorn Farm | Boulder, Colorado

Give your child an unforgettable outdoor spring break at Spring Break on the Farm: Growing Goat Adventures. Hosted by Growing Gardens at Hawthorn Farm, this immersive weeklong farm program invites kids to explore goats, gardening, and sustainable agriculture through hands-on learning and outdoor adventure.

Participants will build confidence while caring for farm animals, engaging in nature-based activities, and discovering how food is grown — all in a supportive and creative farm environment.

Event Details

  • Event: Spring Break on the Farm: Growing Goat Adventures
  • Dates: March 16 – March 20
  • Time: 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM MDT
  • Location: Hawthorn Farm, 1630 Hawthorn Ave, Boulder, CO
  • Cost: $375
  • Event Categories: Peace Garden, School Days Off
  • Tags: Boulder, kids classes, kids programs, Peace Garden, School Days Off
  • Registration Website: https://growinggardens.campintouch.com/ui/forms/application/camper/App
  • Program Type: Weeklong Spring Break Farm Camp

What Kids Will Experience

  • Hands-on goat care and farm animal interaction
  • Outdoor exploration and nature-based learning
  • Gardening and sustainable agriculture lessons
  • Farm crafts and creative projects
  • Movement, games, and team-building activities

Time

March 18, 2026 8:30 am - 4:00 pm(GMT-06:00)

Location

Growing Gardens (Hawthorn Farm)

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Organizer

Growing Gardens

Over the last 25 years, Growing Gardens has brought regenerative agriculture education and food donations to over 136,000 Boulder County residents. Growing Gardens’ programs empower people of all ages, income levels, and abilities by reconnecting them with their local food systems and teaching gardening, cooking, and nutrition education. Thousands of pounds of produce, as well as plant starts and seeds, are donated to low income community members to impart greater food security and hunger relief in our community.

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