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Mary Olson Farm to host yoga, apple lecture and Hops & Crops beer tasting festival this fall
Summary
The City of Auburn Parks team promoted several upcoming public events at Mary Olson Farm and local gardens, including an August yoga session at Seuss Creek Botanical Garden, a free September apple lecture and a Hops & Crops Music & Brew Festival with paid tastings on Sept. 13.
City of Auburn Parks & Recreation announced several community events at Mary Olson Farm and local gardens during the podcast, including an outdoor yoga class, an apple history lecture and a ticketed beer‑and‑music tasting festival. Why it matters: The events provide free and paid recreation opportunities on public land, support local cultural organizations and seasonal tourism, and include age and ticketing rules families should note. Details from the podcast: - Yoga in the Garden: an outdoor session at Seuss Creek Botanical Garden was scheduled for Aug. 27 with a sign‑up requirement via the Parks community calendar. - Goat yoga and wine: staff described a variant that pairs instruction with wine and a farm visit; presenters and farm partners were identified as local community providers. Attendees should consult the event listing for specific animal access rules. - Big Apples, Big Bites (apple lecture): a free program at Mary Olson Farm on Sept. 4 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. was promoted; the talk covers Washington’s apple industry and varieties such as Cosmic Crisp. - Hops & Crops Music & Brew Festival: scheduled for Sept. 13 from noon to 6 p.m. at Mary Olson Farm; the podcast stated a $35 ticket price that includes six tasting tokens. The program was promoted via the White River Valley Museum website; the festival listing indicated a 21‑and‑over age limit for tastings and recommended online sign‑up. Logistics and access: podcast hosts emphasized that some events require advance registration and that the Hops & Crops festival is for 21‑and‑up tasting participants (the event is outdoors and patrons have observed pets at past gatherings; check the organizer’s rules). The apple lecture was described as a free community program curated with local historical organizations. What’s next: Citizens interested in these events should consult the White River Valley Museum site and the Parks & Recreation community calendar for registration, ticketing details and any updates to animal or age policies.
