Butterfly Farm is a local favorite in Lincoln, RI; it’s a place to buy fruits, vegetables, flowers, tag Christmas trees, and gather as a community. The season kicks off with the annual Easter Egg Hunt, drawing hundreds from local communities. While the kids search for eggs, others can enjoy the beautiful daffodils and tulips blooming throughout the property. In the greenhouse, seasonal flowers are continually growing, ready to be sold at the farmstand, which also offers plenty of seasonal produce throughout the year. In addition, visitors can purchase meat raised directly on the farm, fresh eggs, and a selection of farm merchandise with the Butterfly Farm logo. The occasional pop-up farmer’s market offers the community a place to shop for hand-made creations by local vendors. With picturesque scenery, the farm is the perfect venue for various events, including weddings, birthday parties, bridal and baby showers, reunions, and more. Butterfly Farm is home to several animals, including cattle, pigs, sheep, chickens, horses, and a couple of old goats who love to crash birthday parties; they know they’ll find one or two kids with a carrot to feed them. No matter the reason for your visit to Butterfly Farm, you’re bound to leave with a smile.
Agriculture is important for obvious reasons, but farms can be a gathering place for the community. Butterfly Farm loves to host many special activities!
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