From ceremony to reception, The Butterfly Pavilion is designed for a seamless celebration. Schedule a tour and envision your wedding day! Photographer: @chava.productions Coordinator & Bartending: @tiptopstaffing Catering: @sonnysbbq Dessert: @alpine_bakery DJ: @djlouieproductions #atlantavenue #wedding #pavilionwedding #weddingvenue #acworth | The Butterfly Pavilion

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Happy Thanksgiving! Butterfly Pavilion is closed for the holiday but will reopen tomorrow, November 28, for our regular hours 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and all weekend. So bring your family and friends for a fun and educational outing! In the meantime, enjoy this awesome video of our juvenile Brazilian White Knee tarantula enjoying a cricket snack! | Butterfly Pavilion

Butterfly Pavilion first to complete lifecycle of a Colorado firefly under human care

Butterfly Pavilion first to complete lifecycle of a Colorado firefly under human care

Ever wondered how butterflies eat? That “straw” isn’t just for sipping, it’s called a proboscis, a rolled-up tongue that lets butterflies drink nectar, fruit juice, tree sap, and even minerals from puddles! Different species drink differently, but they each play a vital role as pollinators too, helping plants grow and ecosystems thrive. Visit Butterfly Pavilion today to see this fascinating behavior up close, and the unique ways we provide nourishment for these butterflies! Get tickets at butter

38 reactions · 3 comments | This is a jungle nymph stick insect (Heteropteryx dilatata). They are bred here at Butterfly Pavilion and we feed them blackberry bramble leaves. Males and females look drastically different, males are much smaller and can fly, while females are large and green and only have vestigial wings. Their eggs are the largest of any species of stick insect. | Butterfly Pavilion | Facebook