Queens County Farm Museum's monthly Bug Buddies class focuses on household bugs, sending kids hunting for hidden habitats and testing out what insects can actually do. It is a small, hands-on session that makes creepy-crawlies feel less scary and more fascinating. If you are already heading to the farm for the corn maze, this is a smart add-on for a bug-curious kid.
What to expect
Kids meet in the Education Building, then explore habitats and try hands-on activities about insect abilities. The session runs just over an hour.
Good to know
- Register in advance through the farm's ticket link; space is limited.
- The farm has free on-site parking at 73-50 Little Neck Parkway.
- By transit, take the E or F to Kew Gardens–Union Turnpike and transfer to the Q46 bus.
- Pair it with the Amazing Maize Maze or the farm animals the same day.
- Bug Buddies repeats on the second Sunday of every month.
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Common questions
Do I need to register?
Yes. The farm sells tickets through its online registration link.
Where is it held?
In the Education Building at Queens County Farm Museum.
Is this a one-time class?
It is part of a series held the second Sunday of every month, each with a different bug theme.
