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Planet Peace Farm Club
Date and Time
Sat, Jun 20, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Address
6121 Forestville Rd., Raleigh NC, 27604
(229.4 mi)
Price
$15 per session. Discount for multiple children available. Need-based scholarships available.
Description
Ignite your childs passion for the natural world at the Planet Peace Farm Club, a dynamic weekly program designed for children ages five and older. This immersive experience is perfect for young nature enthusiasts who possess a heart for animals and a curiosity for the outdoors. Our club focuses on fostering kindness and responsibility through hands-on engagement with our gentle farm residents. Participants will gain valuable experience by helping to feed and care for animals, while also exploring the foundations of gardening and essential farm chores.
Beyond agricultural tasks, the club offers a creative outlet through nature-inspired art projects and structured outdoor play. This well-rounded curriculum ensures that every Saturday is filled with discovery, physical activity, and meaningful growth. We invite your child to join our vibrant community and develop lasting friendships in an environment dedicated to stewardship and joy. Secure your spot today by visiting our official website to reserve your ticket. For your convenience, you may select the cash or scholarship option to avoid processing fees during drop-off. We look forward to seeing your family on the farm.
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