When the sun goes down, and activity slows at the butterfly house and insectarium, many of our butterfly species take to roosting. During these quiet hours, butterflies congregate in common areas, dangling from vines, perching on a warm wall, and occasionally clinging onto each other. While it’s not exactly “getting some shuteye” (hard to do when they don’t have eyelids), the butterflies rest in these small communities until the sun rises the following day. Join us and wind down with the butterflies, experience the magic of the museum after hours, and engage in fun activities with whomever you decide to spend your Roosting Hours with!