Registration is NOW OPEN for Flocktoberfest 2026!
Join us on Saturday, Oct 3 and Sunday, Oct 4 for our annual event, featuring live owl demonstrations, educational activities, crafts, and more!
Get ready for a hoot! Join Denver Audubon in celebrating autumn...
Flocktoberfest is our annual community festival with something for all ages!
Get ready to spread your wings with Flocktober Fest, Denver Audubon’s signature fall celebration! This vibrant two-day event brings together nature lovers of all ages for a one-of-a-kind experience filled with awe, education, and feathered fun.
Read on to learn more about what to expect.
Live Owl Demonstrations with Nature's Educators
We are proud to feature Nature's Educators and their ambassador animals for four live owl demonstrations in the amphitheater at the Denver Audubon Kingery Nature Center. Each day, join us at 9 and 10AM for a 30-minute family-friendly presentation, followed by an hourlong demonstration at 11 for older kids and adults.
Prepare to be amazed by these birds and learn about their behavior and adaptations for survival. Before or after the presentation, explore our Open House offerings at the Nature Center.
These presentations are suitable for all ages. Pre-registration is requested.
Kingery Nature Center Open House
Saturday, Oct 4 and Sun, Oct 5, 2025 from 9AM-12:30PM
Join us for a family friendly open house at the Kingery Audubon Nature Center, featuring:
- Arts & Crafts
- Fun and educational drop-in activities like owl pellet dissection and a bird scavenger hunt
- Garden tour
- Story hour with Douglas County Libraries
- Birds & Energy demonstration with Martin Ogle
- And more!
Registration is not required to attend the open house but please register for the live owl programs if you plan to attend.
Our Sponsors
We're grateful to our generous sponsors for making this Flocktoberfest possible!
If you are interested in sponsoring this or other Denver Audubon events, you can get more information here or e-mail Nicole@denveraudubon.org.
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