
Pollinator Gardening 101
Join Laura Jarvis, owner of The Butterfly Landing, for an inspiring seminar on creating your very own pollinator garden. This class will cover the essentials of pollinator gardening, including:
Best plants to attract butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees
Tips for plant selection and placement
How to identify common butterflies and caterpillars
Simple strategies to draw more pollinators into your yard and garden
Participants will also receive helpful handouts, enjoy a Q&A session, and take part in a guided tour following the seminar. Whether you’re just getting started or looking to enhance your garden, this class will give you the knowledge and confidence to create a thriving haven for pollinators. This class is an official event of the 2025 Monarch and Pollinator Festival.

Denver Heights Garden Night
Help plant the Tiny Garden for Often-Overlooked Pollinators with Bexar Deaf Club, Gardening Volunteers of South Texas, San Antonio Parks and Recreation volunteers

Volunteer Cleanup @ Olmos Basin
Volunteer Cleanup at Olmos Basin practicing environmental stewardship in recovering and restoring our local rivers and creeks from litter.

I Love Community Gardens v2
Celebrate Pollinator Month at our “I Love Community Gardens V2” Community Market & Dance Party! Join us for a night of music, local vendors, and community connection, all in support of urban gardens and pollinator-friendly spaces. Dance to sets from local DJs, explore a vibrant market featuring local makers and organizations, and connect with neighbors passionate about sustainability and public access to green spaces. This immersive evening blends culture, music, and community—come move, shop, and celebrate with us in San Antonio!

Pollinator gardening 102
Do you love pollinators and want to take your garden to the next level? Join Laura Jarvis, owner of The Butterfly Landing, for an in-depth look at creating a thriving pollinator haven. In this class, Laura will introduce you to even more butterfly species and the host plants they rely on, with a special focus on native options. She’ll also share tips on caring for both the plants and the butterflies they attract, giving you practical tools to support a healthy, sustainable garden.
This session is a perfect follow-up if you’ve taken our Pollinator Gardening 101 class, but it’s not a repeat—Pollinator Gardening 102 offers all-new content. Prior attendance in 101 is not required, though some butterfly gardening experience will be helpful. This class is an official event of the 2025 Monarch and Pollinator Festival.