A living exhibit, delivered.
Mobile butterfly exhibits for museums, festivals, schools & celebrations — featuring native California butterflies, raised by hand and brought to you.
Museums · Festivals · Schools | Birthdays · Celebrations
Plan a Large Event
Museums · festivals · schools. Turn-key logistics, curriculum-ready, trusted at county museums and elementary schools.
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Birthdays and gatherings your guests will never forget — the butterflies come to your backyard, ready in minutes.
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Step inside a living cloud of wings.
A sanctuary that arrives ready
A walk-in mesh pavilion sets up in minutes — indoors or out — and fills with living, flying butterflies.
Raised by hand, native to California
We fill the enclosure with butterfly species that are native to the California region. We breed and rear many of the butterflies from their caterpillar stage at our private facility in Phillips Ranch, CA.
Host plants inside
Plants that butterflies like to feed on or lay their eggs on are placed inside the enclosure. Guests feed butterflies from trays and watch them land.
Brought to museums, county parks & classrooms.
In good company.
Festivals, districts, museums and cultural institutions that have hosted the living exhibit.
Selected hosts & partners
Who you'll meet inside.
Swipe the drawer
Monarch
The iconic orange-and-black migrator.
A monarch on an open palm
Painted Lady
A worldwide traveler, found on every continent but Antarctica.
A painted lady among chrysanthemums
Giant Swallowtail
The largest butterfly in North America.
A swallowtail, wings spread
Red Admiral
Bold red bands on a velvet-dark wing.
A red admiral on echinacea
Cabbage White
A familiar, delicate garden visitor.
A cabbage white on a daisy
“Help us spark the curiosities that bring about change.”
Immerse yourself in the fascinating life cycle of butterflies — from delicate eggs to exquisite winged wonders. Learn about the hurdles they face due to habitat loss, climate change, and pesticide use.
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