Pollinator Pub Science

What: Birds, Bees, & Brews: Planting Native & Drinking Local Pub Science Event

Event in partnership with Moon Hill Brewing Company and Red Apple Farm

Who: Free, open to all, RSVP encouraged

Where: Red Apple Farm Brew Barn, Phillipston

When: Wednesday, April 16^th 5:30-7:30pm

Event Details: Interested in planting native plants for pollinators? This spring Mount Grace will be planting a pollinator garden around the newly built Conservation Barn at the MG office at Skyfields Arboretum in Athol. We’re excited to share our plans and get into how you can do this too! MG’s Stewardship Director, Matt DiBona, and Conservation Director, Dave Small, will share how to plan and plant with native species and introduce you to some of the native flowers and the pollinators who rely on them. We can all make a difference for native pollinators by planting gardens, however big or small!

Support Conservation While You Sip — This event kicks off our Give Back to the Land Day campaign, with all donations directly supporting efforts to create a healthy, thriving environment for all who live, work, and play in our region. Get ready for some great raffles peppered throughout the evening to support Mount Grace and give us a head-start for our Give Back to the Land Day online fundraiser on Tuesday, April 22. In addition to great local beer and cider, the Brew Barn kitchen will be open for guests to order food during the event.

RSVP: Please email Caitie at dwyer-huppert@ mountgrace.org.