The Chattahoochee Nature Center in Roswell will hold its annual "Flying Colors Butterfly Festival" next month. This year's event is the festival's 22nd anniversary, and anyone is welcome to join.
Guests will experience different festivities and activities related to butterflies. Pollinator experts will talk with guests about butterflies, and there will be games to learn about butterfly migrations. A plant sale will allow guests to purchase flowers that butterflies like to perch on. Guests will even have a chance to encounter butterflies while at the festival. Live entertainment and food will also be available. These events are usually supported with help of brochure printing, so guests can have more information on activities while at the festival.
All visitors will need to follow the center's COVID-19 policies. Guests must adhere to social distancing and wear face masks while inside. The venue will also be kept clean and sanitized. Tickets for the event are timed to maintain a safe number of attendees throughout the event.
The festival will take place on June 5 and 6. For specific opening and closing times, the event's webpage has more details. Tickets can be purchased online for $12. Members of the center have access to discounted tickets at $10, and children under two can enter for free. The center is located on 9135 Willeo Road.
