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Pollinator Fest & Native Plant Sale

Join us for the McLane Center’s first annual Pollinator Fest! Previously known at the Native Plant Sale and Craft Fair, this year the event is taking place outdoors in our large pollinator meadow. You won’t want to miss this fun and informative day. 

June 6, 2026, 10am-5pm

(Rain date June 7) 

Pollinator Fest is free to attend. If you feel inspired to support New Hampshire Audubon’s work, please consider a gift to our Annual Fund. Your contribution supports priorities like environmental education for people of all ages across NH, stewardship of nearly 10,000 acres of conserved habitat, science-based environmental policy and advocacy, and statewide conservation research and wildlife monitoring.

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The Day's Highlights

  • Bagley Pond Perennials and Fassett Farm Nursery will be offering a wide selection of native plants and shrubs for purchase.
  • Explore a wide variety of quality, handmade crafts by local artisans
  • Become a NH Audubon member and enjoy a 20% discount in our Nature Store during the fair.
  • Stay for lunch at a nearby picnic table, with options provided by local food trucks
  • Live music from local musicians
  • Discover answers to all of your pressing questions about gardening, pollinators, native wildlife, and native plants by interacting with our expert staff and volunteer Pollinator Garden team
  • Meander on your own or embark on a guided tour of our McLane Center Gardens and Pollinator Meadow
  • Greet our live animal ambassador Red-tailed Hawk, along with turtles, snakes, and more, and get hands-on with fun wildlife artifacts in our Nature Lab
  • Learn about volunteer opportunities and other ways you can get involved and support NH Audubon’s mission of protecting NH’s environment for wildlife and for people

Other Ways to Participate

  • If you have a food truck and are interested in joining us, please email LKraemer@nhaudubon.org 
  • We are also looking to partner with local musicians who would like to provide live acoustic music for a portion of this event. If you are interested in joining us, please email LKraemer@nhaudubon.org  
  • Interested in participating as a vendor? Fill out this application and submit it for future events.

Photos from the top: Beginning birding class outing by Dyanna Smith, 2024 Native Plant Sale (moved inside because of the weather).