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Let’s Play! At the Horse Farm
Join the The Alliance for Early Childhood for an unforgettable morning at Diettrich Farm in Salem, Wisconsin, where children and families will immerse themselves in the wonders of nature and farm life. They’ll explore the farm’s enchanting nature playground, engage in hands-on horse grooming, and learn about horses and horse care in the beautiful arena. In addition, they’ll discover the fascinating animals and insects on the farm – from bees (and beekeeping), to chickens, and kittens. You are invited to wrap up the adventure with a bring-your-own picnic in this picturesque farm setting. It’s a perfect day to connect with animals, nature, and each other!
Space is limited to 50 families due to parking, so register early and only one person per car. Please don’t register if you are unable to attend.
Registration required: https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/the-alliance-for-early-childhood/lets-play-at-the-horse-farm
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