Experience the wonder of nocturnal nature at the annual Moth Night celebration in Taconic State Park.
Sat, 25 Jul 2026
7:30 PM – 10:00 PM (America/New_York)
Copake Iron Works Historic Site Copake Falls , New York
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Discover the hidden world of nocturnal pollinators at Moth Night 2026, hosted at the historic Copake Iron Works in Taconic State Park. This educational event, held in conjunction with National Moth Week, invites nature enthusiasts of all ages to observe the incredible diversity and beauty of local moth species. Participants will use specialized light features to attract and study these fascinating insects, gaining a deeper appreciation for their vital role in our local ecosystem.
What to Expect
An evening of guided insect observation using light traps to attract and identify local moth species in a historic park setting.
Who Should Attend
Nature enthusiasts
Families
Students
Amateur entomologists
Local residents
Agenda Overview
The event runs from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM, featuring light-based observation stations and expert-led identification sessions.
Venue & Address
Copake Iron Works Historic Site
35 Valley View Rd Copake Falls , New York – 12517 United States
Organizer
Taconic State Park · Government Agency
State park management dedicated to conservation and public education.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Moth Night?
It is an educational event celebrating the diversity of moths during National Moth Week.
Where is it located?
At the Copake Iron Works Historic Site in Taconic State Park.
Is there an admission fee?
Please check the official Eventbrite page for ticket details.
What should I bring?
Comfortable walking shoes and a flashlight are recommended.
Is this event family-friendly?
Yes, it is open to all ages interested in nature.
What if it rains?
Check the event page for weather-related updates.
Tags
Nature
Science
Education
Family
Wildlife
New York
Summary
A guided nocturnal nature observation event celebrating National Moth Week at the historic Copake Iron Works.