Willow tree draped in string lights at night

123 FARM

Lavender Nights

Aug 20 – Oct 25, 2026 · Select datesWeekdays 5–10 pm · Weekends 3–10 pm

THE EXPERIENCE

A slow evening stroll through 500,000 twinkling lights.

Whether it's a casual night with friends or a special evening with someone you love — wander glowing lavender fields and ranch pathways, taste lavender-inspired food and drinks, and browse local artisans, our farm shops and the flower market.

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No pets allowed. Our free-roaming farm dogs are friendly to people and service animals, but not to pets, emotional support animals, or other non-service animals.

Lavender fields lit with string lights

Things to do

Add-on experiences book separately and often sell out on weekends.

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Lavender food

Sourdough pizza, lavender lemonade and lavender ice cream beneath the glowing lights.

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Tractor rides

A 10–15 minute wagon tour through the lavender fields to our 1,000-year-old oak, with ranch history from your guide.

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Dinners under the lights

A relaxed outdoor dinner overlooking the illuminated lavender fields.

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Sip N Paint

Wine, creativity and lavender-scented air — an evening of painting and sipping.

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Perfume blending

A playful, hands-on workshop to create and bottle a scent that’s uniquely yours.

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Tea Omakase

A four-course tea experience inspired by the colors and flavors of an autumn sunset.

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WEEKENDS · 6:30 – 10 PM

S'mores pit rentals

Your own fire pit with marshmallows and roasting supplies, surrounded by free games — ping pong, foosball and air hockey. Book online or in person if available.

Reserve a pit From $35 · credit card only

Arrive 10 minutes before your reservation — late arrivals are not refunded.

Pits may be canceled for rain or high winds; you'll be refunded for the pit (not parking or admission).

Pit reservations are otherwise non-refundable.

Ranch map

Lavender Nights 2026 ranch map
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Admissions

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Lavender Fields

No longer in bloom, but a peaceful stroll through a sparkling landscape of lights.

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Olive Grove Photo Spot

A vintage sofa in our century-old olive grove.

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Historic Ranch Photos

Archive photographs, including moments from Einstein's visit.

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Flower Market

Farm merchandise and floral gifts. Home to the Lavender Trail — design a tote or tee for $20 and collect goodies from 5+ vendors.

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1000-year-old Oak Tree

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Live Music

Every evening from 6:30 pm.

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Eatery & Lavender Bar

Pizza, sliders, loaded fries, funnel cake — plus Lavender Purple Rain, spiked frozen lemonade and lavender whiskey sours.

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The Blacksmith Shop

The farm store: 123 Farm hats, tees and totes, lavender honey and beauty products.

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Tractor Wagon Tours

Fri 7–10 pm · Sat–Sun 5:30–10 pm · Mon–Thu 7–9 pm

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The Organic Galleries

Nine themed shops, the Lavender Scoop Shop, 123 Coffee and a photo booth.

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Front Desk

Festival questions, lost and found, free Christmas scavenger hunt boards, and the gift shop next door.

Sourdough Bread Hall

Fresh ancient-grain sourdough, pastries, and olive oil & vinegar tastings.

Black Bench Wine Bar

Cozy and stylish, Black Bench Wine Bar offers domestic wines, handcrafted cocktails, beer, and non-alcoholic options in a tucked-away setting.

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"Willow" Tree

Our most-loved photo spot, hung with warm glowing lights.

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S'mores, Games & Lounging

Private pits on weekends, plus free ping pong, foosball and air hockey.

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Preferred Parking

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Friends of 123 Farm

Local vendors in our cottage rooms. Hours vary.

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The Courtyard

Shareable bites, sourdough bread, Old World wines, wine cocktails, and all the cozy vibes.

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Lavender Pallet Maze

6:30 – 8:30 PM NIGHTLY

Live music lineup

Country vocal / guitar

Michael Landingham

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Jazz vocal

Valerie Williams

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R&B soul

Bohemian Busker

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Folk / pop duo

Telephone Tag

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Before you go

No pets

Our free-roaming farm dogs are friendly to people and service animals, but not to pets, emotional support animals, or other non-service animals.

Parking is separate

Buy a parking pass with your tickets. Preferred parking available.

Wear comfy shoes

It’s a working farm — mostly dirt and uneven ground, little pavement.

Members walk in

Show your membership card and a photo ID at the gate. You'll always get in, but parking can fill up on busy days, so we recommend arriving early.

Good to know

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As a working organic farm, most of our ground is dirt and uneven, especially the lavender fields. Only a small part is paved, so it may not be ideal for wheelchairs or walkers. Golf carts are not available.

Lavender NightsAug 20 – Oct 25, 2026
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