Monday: 12 - 7 PM Thursday: 12 - 7 PM Saturday 10 AM - 5 PM
EVENTS
Sugarcreek Bird Farm offers educational as well as toy-making classes to help you learn about all aspects of pet bird care!
We currently offer a mix of classes held both in our store, held online via Google Meet, or a mixture of both.
After each class you attend, you’ll receive special discounts pertaining to the topic discussed that can be used either online or in our store. Cancellation and refund of an enrolled class will be available up to 5 days before the class.
Our classes are not currently planned very far in advance, due to our ever-shifting schedule and toy part supplies due to COVID-19. Any updates will be listed down below and on our Facebook page.
Purchase tickets below! Or call or come in to sign up! (937) 848-4819
Hybrid In-Store & Online Toy Making Class For Small Birds
8/14/2022, 1 PM In Store & Online
This class will provide the parts and walk you through making 2 unique toys for birds like Cockatiels, Conures, Quakers, and more!
$
35
Enrich Your Bird’s Daily Life Interactive Class
8/28/2022, 1 PM In Store
We'll explore ways to help your bird live its best life and go from surviving to thriving.
$
25
Halloween Toy Making for XL Birds, Online & In-Person
10/23/2022, 1 PM In Store & Online
This spooky-themed class will be taught by Bernie both online and in-person, this class will make two toys safe and appropriate for the largest of our feathered friends like Macaws and Cockatoos!
$
65
Lecture by Dr. Alison Cummings
8/21/2022, 1 PM In Store & Online via Google Meet
A lecture by Dr. Dahlhausen's new associate, Dr. Alison Cummings. Please join us as we welcome her for her first lecture at our store!
$
10
Feather and Seasonal Care Class
9/25/2022, 1 PM Online via Google Meet
This class is for anyone struggling with a bird that plucks or destroys their feathers
$
10
Dr. Jason Crean: Your Bird's Inner Dinosaur
10/9/2022, 1 PM Online via Google Meet
Come join the lecture by Dr. Jason Crean as he talks about how the evolution of birds from their primordial ancestors can give us clues into how they work.
$
10
