Have you ever wondered where the creepy crawlers go in Winter? What gets our itty bitty friends up and going in the Spring? Get your bug boy pants on and join us as we head underground, dressed the part, to find out in the biggest buggiest costume party extravaganza you’ll ever see.

Mission / Vision: Fly away with a newfound appreciation for bugs and an itch to learn more about how these little creatures buzz and all that they do for our ecosystem. You might even learn a fun bug fact or two. Make sure to wear shoes to buggy in. Leave with a plethora of dance moves and singsongs to tap back into later whilst in your garden or your future summer picnic when a particular pest is getting to you!

What to Expect: a kaleidoscope of sights, sounds, tastes, and creepy crawly feels that is sure to wake up all your senses!

What’s Included: opening cockroach hour with bug bites, live music with performances, costume contest with prizes, hors d’oeuvres throughout, and curated cocktails for purchase

Enhance your Experience: face painting, orb-weaver, oracle readings, psychic insect haikus

Bug Bites:
• Jicama Stick Bugs
• Ants on a Log – raisins, almond butter or sunflower butter, and/or cream cheese, celery
• Squashed Bug Sandwich – Muhammara sandwiches w/ sprouts & cucumber poking out (triangles)
• Chocolate-covered crickets
• Worms in the Dirt – coconut whip, Newman’s Oreos, scratch chocolate pudding, gummy worms, ground coffee

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Parking Information for Ticket Holders

We encourage everyone to carpool if possible—it’s a great way to reduce traffic and make parking smoother for all.

Primary parking will be available on-site, but if those spaces fill up, back-up parking is located at Red Crags (302 El Paso Blvd), just a short walk away. Look for signage and parking attendants to guide you.

Thank you for helping us keep things flowing smoothly—we can’t wait to see you soon!

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Bio:Becca Loevy Dancer, Massage TherapistBecca Loevy has been teaching and performing dance professionally for over a decade. After traveling around the world learning about various cultural dances and ceremonies, Becca began to cultivate a somatic improvisational language to help people of all ages feel comfortable moving, feeling silly, and making space for their fullest expressions to shine. Since joining Smokebrush as an artist 3 years ago, she has helped put together classes, farm-to-tables, and gatherings to help people connect to their bodies and to the land. She's inspired to continue to create containers that help foster this land/body connection via her experience as a dancer, mindfulness practitioner, massage therapist, and farmer.