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Dorothea Dix Park Weekly Events Guide: August 18–22, 2026

Dorothea Dix Park offers another exciting week of free and engaging activities in Raleigh. Events scheduled from Tuesday, August 18, through Saturday, August 22, 2026, include Tai Chi, meditation, preschool nature activities, adapted biking and square dancing.

The week concludes with Kirby Derby, a beloved Raleigh tradition featuring costumes, a parade, pine car racing, soapbox racing and live music.

Tuesday, August 18

Tai Chi at Harvey Hill

Find balance, calm and inner peace during an outdoor Tai Chi session overlooking the Raleigh skyline. The slow, controlled movements make Tai Chi a welcoming activity for participants seeking gentle exercise and relaxation.

• Time: 6–6:45 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Tai Chi in the park

Wear comfortable clothing and bring water for the outdoor session.

Wednesday, August 19

Meditation at The Chapel

Take a midweek pause and explore mindful insight during a guided meditation session at The Chapel.

• Time: 10–11 a.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Activity: Meditation

Participants may want to bring a yoga mat, cushion or other item that makes seated meditation more comfortable.

Stewardship Committee Meeting

Residents can learn more about the planning and continued development of Dorothea Dix Park during the Stewardship Committee’s public meeting.

• Time: 5–7 p.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Category: Park development public meeting

The meeting provides an opportunity to follow discussions concerning the park’s growth, operations and long-term vision.

Thursday, August 20

Little Explorers

Preschoolers can discover the natural world through hands-on activities during Little Explorers. The program is designed to encourage curiosity and help young children learn about plants, wildlife and the environment.

• Time: 11 a.m.–noon
• Location: House of Many Porches Market
• Activity: Nature program for preschoolers

A parent or guardian may be required to remain with each participating child.

Friday, August 21

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking helps participants develop cycling skills using specialized equipment. The program offers an inclusive environment designed to make biking more accessible.

• Time: 9:30 a.m.–noon
• Location: Flowers Field
• Activity: Adapted bicycle instruction

Advance registration may be required. Families should confirm eligibility, available equipment and participation requirements before attending.

Square Dance Social

Get ready to do-si-do during the Square Dance Social at Gipson Play Plaza. Participants can enjoy movement, music and community fun in one of Dix Park’s newest gathering spaces.

• Time: 6–8 p.m.
• Location: Gipson Play Plaza
• Activity: Community square dancing

No previous square-dancing experience is necessary unless otherwise noted by the organizer.

Saturday, August 22

Kirby Derby

Kirby Derby returns to Dorothea Dix Park for an afternoon of unconventional racing, colorful costumes and neighborhood fun. Founded by the Pullen Park Terrace community in 2002, the event moved to Dix Park in 2017.

• Time: 3:30–8 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Parade, pine car racing, soapbox derby and live music

The scheduled activities include:

• 3:30 p.m. — Pine Car Race
• 4:30 p.m. — Parade through Gipson Play Plaza
• 5:30 p.m. — Soapbox Derby
• 7 p.m. — Live music

Visitors are encouraged to bring sunscreen, hats, refillable water bottles, bug spray, closed-toe shoes, chairs and blankets. Certain roads and entrances will be closed during the event, so guests should review the official parking and shuttle information before traveling to the park. View the official Kirby Derby guide⁠.

Plan Your Week at Dorothea Dix Park

This week’s schedule offers activities for children, adults, families and people with disabilities. Whether you want to practice mindfulness, learn new biking skills, attend a public meeting or cheer during a soapbox race, there are several ways to experience the park.

Programs, registration requirements and weather policies may change. Review the official Dorothea Dix Park events calendar⁠ before attending.

Follow DoRaleigh.com for everything Raleigh, including community events, park programs, festivals and local news.

Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.

Published by Bryan Tomlinson | BTDesigns.pro |

Dorothea Dix Park Weekly Events Guide: August 18–22, 2026

Dorothea Dix Park offers another exciting week of free and engaging activities in Raleigh. Events scheduled from Tuesday, August 18, through Saturday, August 22, 2026, include Tai Chi, meditation, preschool nature activities, adapted biking and square dancing.

The week concludes with Kirby Derby, a beloved Raleigh tradition featuring costumes, a parade, pine car racing, soapbox racing and live music.

Tuesday, August 18

Tai Chi at Harvey Hill

Find balance, calm and inner peace during an outdoor Tai Chi session overlooking the Raleigh skyline. The slow, controlled movements make Tai Chi a welcoming activity for participants seeking gentle exercise and relaxation.

• Time: 6–6:45 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Tai Chi in the park

Wear comfortable clothing and bring water for the outdoor session.

Wednesday, August 19

Meditation at The Chapel

Take a midweek pause and explore mindful insight during a guided meditation session at The Chapel.

• Time: 10–11 a.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Activity: Meditation

Participants may want to bring a yoga mat, cushion or other item that makes seated meditation more comfortable.

Stewardship Committee Meeting

Residents can learn more about the planning and continued development of Dorothea Dix Park during the Stewardship Committee’s public meeting.

• Time: 5–7 p.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Category: Park development public meeting

The meeting provides an opportunity to follow discussions concerning the park’s growth, operations and long-term vision.

Thursday, August 20

Little Explorers

Preschoolers can discover the natural world through hands-on activities during Little Explorers. The program is designed to encourage curiosity and help young children learn about plants, wildlife and the environment.

• Time: 11 a.m.–noon
• Location: House of Many Porches Market
• Activity: Nature program for preschoolers

A parent or guardian may be required to remain with each participating child.

Friday, August 21

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking helps participants develop cycling skills using specialized equipment. The program offers an inclusive environment designed to make biking more accessible.

• Time: 9:30 a.m.–noon
• Location: Flowers Field
• Activity: Adapted bicycle instruction

Advance registration may be required. Families should confirm eligibility, available equipment and participation requirements before attending.

Square Dance Social

Get ready to do-si-do during the Square Dance Social at Gipson Play Plaza. Participants can enjoy movement, music and community fun in one of Dix Park’s newest gathering spaces.

• Time: 6–8 p.m.
• Location: Gipson Play Plaza
• Activity: Community square dancing

No previous square-dancing experience is necessary unless otherwise noted by the organizer.

Saturday, August 22

Kirby Derby

Kirby Derby returns to Dorothea Dix Park for an afternoon of unconventional racing, colorful costumes and neighborhood fun. Founded by the Pullen Park Terrace community in 2002, the event moved to Dix Park in 2017.

• Time: 3:30–8 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Parade, pine car racing, soapbox derby and live music

The scheduled activities include:

• 3:30 p.m. — Pine Car Race
• 4:30 p.m. — Parade through Gipson Play Plaza
• 5:30 p.m. — Soapbox Derby
• 7 p.m. — Live music

Visitors are encouraged to bring sunscreen, hats, refillable water bottles, bug spray, closed-toe shoes, chairs and blankets. Certain roads and entrances will be closed during the event, so guests should review the official parking and shuttle information before traveling to the park. View the official Kirby Derby guide⁠.

Plan Your Week at Dorothea Dix Park

This week’s schedule offers activities for children, adults, families and people with disabilities. Whether you want to practice mindfulness, learn new biking skills, attend a public meeting or cheer during a soapbox race, there are several ways to experience the park.

Programs, registration requirements and weather policies may change. Review the official Dorothea Dix Park events calendar⁠ before attending.

Follow DoRaleigh.com for everything Raleigh, including community events, park programs, festivals and local news.

Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.

Published by Bryan Tomlinson | BTDesigns.pro |

Dorothea Dix Park Weekly Events Guide: August 18–22, 2026

Dorothea Dix Park offers another exciting week of free and engaging activities in Raleigh. Events scheduled from Tuesday, August 18, through Saturday, August 22, 2026, include Tai Chi, meditation, preschool nature activities, adapted biking and square dancing.

The week concludes with Kirby Derby, a beloved Raleigh tradition featuring costumes, a parade, pine car racing, soapbox racing and live music.

Tuesday, August 18

Tai Chi at Harvey Hill

Find balance, calm and inner peace during an outdoor Tai Chi session overlooking the Raleigh skyline. The slow, controlled movements make Tai Chi a welcoming activity for participants seeking gentle exercise and relaxation.

• Time: 6–6:45 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Tai Chi in the park

Wear comfortable clothing and bring water for the outdoor session.

Wednesday, August 19

Meditation at The Chapel

Take a midweek pause and explore mindful insight during a guided meditation session at The Chapel.

• Time: 10–11 a.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Activity: Meditation

Participants may want to bring a yoga mat, cushion or other item that makes seated meditation more comfortable.

Stewardship Committee Meeting

Residents can learn more about the planning and continued development of Dorothea Dix Park during the Stewardship Committee’s public meeting.

• Time: 5–7 p.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Category: Park development public meeting

The meeting provides an opportunity to follow discussions concerning the park’s growth, operations and long-term vision.

Thursday, August 20

Little Explorers

Preschoolers can discover the natural world through hands-on activities during Little Explorers. The program is designed to encourage curiosity and help young children learn about plants, wildlife and the environment.

• Time: 11 a.m.–noon
• Location: House of Many Porches Market
• Activity: Nature program for preschoolers

A parent or guardian may be required to remain with each participating child.

Friday, August 21

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking helps participants develop cycling skills using specialized equipment. The program offers an inclusive environment designed to make biking more accessible.

• Time: 9:30 a.m.–noon
• Location: Flowers Field
• Activity: Adapted bicycle instruction

Advance registration may be required. Families should confirm eligibility, available equipment and participation requirements before attending.

Square Dance Social

Get ready to do-si-do during the Square Dance Social at Gipson Play Plaza. Participants can enjoy movement, music and community fun in one of Dix Park’s newest gathering spaces.

• Time: 6–8 p.m.
• Location: Gipson Play Plaza
• Activity: Community square dancing

No previous square-dancing experience is necessary unless otherwise noted by the organizer.

Saturday, August 22

Kirby Derby

Kirby Derby returns to Dorothea Dix Park for an afternoon of unconventional racing, colorful costumes and neighborhood fun. Founded by the Pullen Park Terrace community in 2002, the event moved to Dix Park in 2017.

• Time: 3:30–8 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Parade, pine car racing, soapbox derby and live music

The scheduled activities include:

• 3:30 p.m. — Pine Car Race
• 4:30 p.m. — Parade through Gipson Play Plaza
• 5:30 p.m. — Soapbox Derby
• 7 p.m. — Live music

Visitors are encouraged to bring sunscreen, hats, refillable water bottles, bug spray, closed-toe shoes, chairs and blankets. Certain roads and entrances will be closed during the event, so guests should review the official parking and shuttle information before traveling to the park. View the official Kirby Derby guide⁠.

Plan Your Week at Dorothea Dix Park

This week’s schedule offers activities for children, adults, families and people with disabilities. Whether you want to practice mindfulness, learn new biking skills, attend a public meeting or cheer during a soapbox race, there are several ways to experience the park.

Programs, registration requirements and weather policies may change. Review the official Dorothea Dix Park events calendar⁠ before attending.

Follow DoRaleigh.com for everything Raleigh, including community events, park programs, festivals and local news.

Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.

Published by Bryan Tomlinson | BTDesigns.pro |

Dorothea Dix Park Weekly Events Guide: August 18–22, 2026

Dorothea Dix Park offers another exciting week of free and engaging activities in Raleigh. Events scheduled from Tuesday, August 18, through Saturday, August 22, 2026, include Tai Chi, meditation, preschool nature activities, adapted biking and square dancing.

The week concludes with Kirby Derby, a beloved Raleigh tradition featuring costumes, a parade, pine car racing, soapbox racing and live music.

Tuesday, August 18

Tai Chi at Harvey Hill

Find balance, calm and inner peace during an outdoor Tai Chi session overlooking the Raleigh skyline. The slow, controlled movements make Tai Chi a welcoming activity for participants seeking gentle exercise and relaxation.

• Time: 6–6:45 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Tai Chi in the park

Wear comfortable clothing and bring water for the outdoor session.

Wednesday, August 19

Meditation at The Chapel

Take a midweek pause and explore mindful insight during a guided meditation session at The Chapel.

• Time: 10–11 a.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Activity: Meditation

Participants may want to bring a yoga mat, cushion or other item that makes seated meditation more comfortable.

Stewardship Committee Meeting

Residents can learn more about the planning and continued development of Dorothea Dix Park during the Stewardship Committee’s public meeting.

• Time: 5–7 p.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Category: Park development public meeting

The meeting provides an opportunity to follow discussions concerning the park’s growth, operations and long-term vision.

Thursday, August 20

Little Explorers

Preschoolers can discover the natural world through hands-on activities during Little Explorers. The program is designed to encourage curiosity and help young children learn about plants, wildlife and the environment.

• Time: 11 a.m.–noon
• Location: House of Many Porches Market
• Activity: Nature program for preschoolers

A parent or guardian may be required to remain with each participating child.

Friday, August 21

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking helps participants develop cycling skills using specialized equipment. The program offers an inclusive environment designed to make biking more accessible.

• Time: 9:30 a.m.–noon
• Location: Flowers Field
• Activity: Adapted bicycle instruction

Advance registration may be required. Families should confirm eligibility, available equipment and participation requirements before attending.

Square Dance Social

Get ready to do-si-do during the Square Dance Social at Gipson Play Plaza. Participants can enjoy movement, music and community fun in one of Dix Park’s newest gathering spaces.

• Time: 6–8 p.m.
• Location: Gipson Play Plaza
• Activity: Community square dancing

No previous square-dancing experience is necessary unless otherwise noted by the organizer.

Saturday, August 22

Kirby Derby

Kirby Derby returns to Dorothea Dix Park for an afternoon of unconventional racing, colorful costumes and neighborhood fun. Founded by the Pullen Park Terrace community in 2002, the event moved to Dix Park in 2017.

• Time: 3:30–8 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Parade, pine car racing, soapbox derby and live music

The scheduled activities include:

• 3:30 p.m. — Pine Car Race
• 4:30 p.m. — Parade through Gipson Play Plaza
• 5:30 p.m. — Soapbox Derby
• 7 p.m. — Live music

Visitors are encouraged to bring sunscreen, hats, refillable water bottles, bug spray, closed-toe shoes, chairs and blankets. Certain roads and entrances will be closed during the event, so guests should review the official parking and shuttle information before traveling to the park. View the official Kirby Derby guide⁠.

Plan Your Week at Dorothea Dix Park

This week’s schedule offers activities for children, adults, families and people with disabilities. Whether you want to practice mindfulness, learn new biking skills, attend a public meeting or cheer during a soapbox race, there are several ways to experience the park.

Programs, registration requirements and weather policies may change. Review the official Dorothea Dix Park events calendar⁠ before attending.

Follow DoRaleigh.com for everything Raleigh, including community events, park programs, festivals and local news.

Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.

Published by Bryan Tomlinson | BTDesigns.pro |

Dorothea Dix Park Weekly Events Guide: August 18–22, 2026

Dorothea Dix Park offers another exciting week of free and engaging activities in Raleigh. Events scheduled from Tuesday, August 18, through Saturday, August 22, 2026, include Tai Chi, meditation, preschool nature activities, adapted biking and square dancing.

The week concludes with Kirby Derby, a beloved Raleigh tradition featuring costumes, a parade, pine car racing, soapbox racing and live music.

Tuesday, August 18

Tai Chi at Harvey Hill

Find balance, calm and inner peace during an outdoor Tai Chi session overlooking the Raleigh skyline. The slow, controlled movements make Tai Chi a welcoming activity for participants seeking gentle exercise and relaxation.

• Time: 6–6:45 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Tai Chi in the park

Wear comfortable clothing and bring water for the outdoor session.

Wednesday, August 19

Meditation at The Chapel

Take a midweek pause and explore mindful insight during a guided meditation session at The Chapel.

• Time: 10–11 a.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Activity: Meditation

Participants may want to bring a yoga mat, cushion or other item that makes seated meditation more comfortable.

Stewardship Committee Meeting

Residents can learn more about the planning and continued development of Dorothea Dix Park during the Stewardship Committee’s public meeting.

• Time: 5–7 p.m.
• Location: The Chapel
• Category: Park development public meeting

The meeting provides an opportunity to follow discussions concerning the park’s growth, operations and long-term vision.

Thursday, August 20

Little Explorers

Preschoolers can discover the natural world through hands-on activities during Little Explorers. The program is designed to encourage curiosity and help young children learn about plants, wildlife and the environment.

• Time: 11 a.m.–noon
• Location: House of Many Porches Market
• Activity: Nature program for preschoolers

A parent or guardian may be required to remain with each participating child.

Friday, August 21

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking

Learn to Ride: Adapted Biking helps participants develop cycling skills using specialized equipment. The program offers an inclusive environment designed to make biking more accessible.

• Time: 9:30 a.m.–noon
• Location: Flowers Field
• Activity: Adapted bicycle instruction

Advance registration may be required. Families should confirm eligibility, available equipment and participation requirements before attending.

Square Dance Social

Get ready to do-si-do during the Square Dance Social at Gipson Play Plaza. Participants can enjoy movement, music and community fun in one of Dix Park’s newest gathering spaces.

• Time: 6–8 p.m.
• Location: Gipson Play Plaza
• Activity: Community square dancing

No previous square-dancing experience is necessary unless otherwise noted by the organizer.

Saturday, August 22

Kirby Derby

Kirby Derby returns to Dorothea Dix Park for an afternoon of unconventional racing, colorful costumes and neighborhood fun. Founded by the Pullen Park Terrace community in 2002, the event moved to Dix Park in 2017.

• Time: 3:30–8 p.m.
• Location: Harvey Hill
• Activity: Parade, pine car racing, soapbox derby and live music

The scheduled activities include:

• 3:30 p.m. — Pine Car Race
• 4:30 p.m. — Parade through Gipson Play Plaza
• 5:30 p.m. — Soapbox Derby
• 7 p.m. — Live music

Visitors are encouraged to bring sunscreen, hats, refillable water bottles, bug spray, closed-toe shoes, chairs and blankets. Certain roads and entrances will be closed during the event, so guests should review the official parking and shuttle information before traveling to the park. View the official Kirby Derby guide⁠.

Plan Your Week at Dorothea Dix Park

This week’s schedule offers activities for children, adults, families and people with disabilities. Whether you want to practice mindfulness, learn new biking skills, attend a public meeting or cheer during a soapbox race, there are several ways to experience the park.

Programs, registration requirements and weather policies may change. Review the official Dorothea Dix Park events calendar⁠ before attending.

Follow DoRaleigh.com for everything Raleigh, including community events, park programs, festivals and local news.

Connect With Us: Instagram | Facebook | BSky | Linkedin

Share With Us: Post your community News, Events, on our Submissions Page.

Advertise With Us: Interested in Advertising click here.

Published by Bryan Tomlinson | BTDesigns.pro |

I remembered to grab some birch beer this trip
But it was diet
At the pool party free draft beer they also had birch beer, its sugary self. So that scratched that itch.
My other ritual is the grocery’s fat free cakes with fruit and fat free whipped cream. You’d think they’d be spongy but they’re more like regular cake.
#BirchBeer #PoolParty #camping #chronicles #WhippedCream #tent #bonfire #campfire #BugSpray

I remembered to grab some birch beer this trip
But it was diet
At the pool party free draft beer they also had birch beer, its sugary self. So that scratched that itch.
My other ritual is the grocery’s fat free cakes with fruit and fat free whipped cream. You’d think they’d be spongy but they’re more like regular cake.
#BirchBeer #PoolParty #camping #chronicles #WhippedCream #tent #bonfire #campfire #BugSpray

I remembered to grab some birch beer this trip
But it was diet
At the pool party free draft beer they also had birch beer, its sugary self. So that scratched that itch.
My other ritual is the grocery’s fat free cakes with fruit and fat free whipped cream. You’d think they’d be spongy but they’re more like regular cake.
#BirchBeer #PoolParty #camping #chronicles #WhippedCream #tent #bonfire #campfire #BugSpray

I remembered to grab some birch beer this trip
But it was diet
At the pool party free draft beer they also had birch beer, its sugary self. So that scratched that itch.
My other ritual is the grocery’s fat free cakes with fruit and fat free whipped cream. You’d think they’d be spongy but they’re more like regular cake.
#BirchBeer #PoolParty #camping #chronicles #WhippedCream #tent #bonfire #campfire #BugSpray

I remembered to grab some birch beer this trip
But it was diet
At the pool party free draft beer they also had birch beer, its sugary self. So that scratched that itch.
My other ritual is the grocery’s fat free cakes with fruit and fat free whipped cream. You’d think they’d be spongy but they’re more like regular cake.
#BirchBeer #PoolParty #camping #chronicles #WhippedCream #tent #bonfire #campfire #BugSpray

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Kaye Kittrell: Show and Tell https://www.allforgardening.com/1797013/kaye-kittrell-show-and-tell/ #BugSpray #CompostTea #CountryLiving #EmptyNester #flowers #gardening #green #GrowYourOwn #GrowYourOwnFood #GrowYourOwnVegetables #homesteading #KayeKittrell #LateBloomer #LateBloomerShow #LateBloomerUrbanOrganicGardenShow #organic #RainCapture #SHOWANDTELL #StartingOver #sustainability #SustainableHomestead #Tennessee #TennesseeGardening #TennesseeHomestead #VLog

So, I usually don't promote certain brands, but I've found that #NantucketSpider's products work (even their #TickRepellent) -- and they make a dog-friendly #BugSpray (but keep any of their products away from cats). If one is ambitious, they can make their DIY their own bug sprays (I'll be posting some recipes for those.)

Nantucket Spider
Original Bug Repellent For People

"Our 8 oz insect repellent spray bottle size is big enough to spray the whole family and is topped with our signature fine-mist trigger sprayer for superior coverage.

Ingredients: Cedarwood Oil, Citronella Oil, Clove Oil, Geranium Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Peppermint Oil Rosemary Oil, Spearmint Oil, Distilled Water, Vegetable Glycerin


Essential Oil Bug Spray for People

The Official Bug Spray of Summer

Our Original Bug Repellent for People is made from a blend of organic essential oils and is highly effective at repelling mosquitos (99% effective in independent tests) and biting flies.

Note: Not for use on cats or dogs. For Dogs, try our Bug Repellent Spray for Dogs instead. None of our repellents should be used on cats."

How to Use

Spray directly onto skin, hair, clothing, and gear as needed. Reapply more frequently in humid or heavily bug-infested conditions. For added tick deterrence, spray from the waist down with special attention to socks and shoes.

Always patch test before first use.


Which Repellent Should I Buy?

Nantucket Spider Original Repellent (Orange Label): This is our best seller. It has a unique blend of essential oils of cedar wood, citronella, clove, geranium, lemongrass, peppermint, rosemary, and spearmint. While our 8 ounce bottles have our signature trigger sprayer, our 4 and 2 ounce sizes (with pump sprayers) are convenient for travel and to carry in a handbag or a backpack. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Summer Camp Repellent (Blue Label): It is much like the original formula, and is equally effective, but is citronella-free. We made it for kids (and others) who may have an aversion to citronella. Comes in three sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz).

Nantucket Spider Extra Strength Tick Repellent (Green Label): If you specifically want to repel ticks, this is a perfect repellent. It can be used alone or in addition to other repellents. While no repellent repels all ticks, in independent lab tests, ours repelled 92% of deer ticks. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Bug Repellent for Dogs (Red Label): This repellent is specially formulated without ‘citrusy’ oils that dogs dislike and clove oil, which they shouldn’t ingest. Instead, it contains thyme oil to repel fleas and other oils such as geranium, rosemary, cedar, peppermint and spearmint - all effective repellents. And while it is formulated for dogs, it is often used on their owners as well! Comes in two sizes (8 oz, 16 oz)."

https://nantucketspider.com/products/nantucket-spider-original-natural-repellent

#SolarPunkSunday #NaturalBugRepellent #NoDeet #TickSpray #Ticks #TickSafety #Mosquitoes #SpendTimeInNature

So, I usually don't promote certain brands, but I've found that #NantucketSpider's products work (even their #TickRepellent) -- and they make a dog-friendly #BugSpray (but keep any of their products away from cats). If one is ambitious, they can make their DIY their own bug sprays (I'll be posting some recipes for those.)

Nantucket Spider
Original Bug Repellent For People

"Our 8 oz insect repellent spray bottle size is big enough to spray the whole family and is topped with our signature fine-mist trigger sprayer for superior coverage.

Ingredients: Cedarwood Oil, Citronella Oil, Clove Oil, Geranium Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Peppermint Oil Rosemary Oil, Spearmint Oil, Distilled Water, Vegetable Glycerin


Essential Oil Bug Spray for People

The Official Bug Spray of Summer

Our Original Bug Repellent for People is made from a blend of organic essential oils and is highly effective at repelling mosquitos (99% effective in independent tests) and biting flies.

Note: Not for use on cats or dogs. For Dogs, try our Bug Repellent Spray for Dogs instead. None of our repellents should be used on cats."

How to Use

Spray directly onto skin, hair, clothing, and gear as needed. Reapply more frequently in humid or heavily bug-infested conditions. For added tick deterrence, spray from the waist down with special attention to socks and shoes.

Always patch test before first use.


Which Repellent Should I Buy?

Nantucket Spider Original Repellent (Orange Label): This is our best seller. It has a unique blend of essential oils of cedar wood, citronella, clove, geranium, lemongrass, peppermint, rosemary, and spearmint. While our 8 ounce bottles have our signature trigger sprayer, our 4 and 2 ounce sizes (with pump sprayers) are convenient for travel and to carry in a handbag or a backpack. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Summer Camp Repellent (Blue Label): It is much like the original formula, and is equally effective, but is citronella-free. We made it for kids (and others) who may have an aversion to citronella. Comes in three sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz).

Nantucket Spider Extra Strength Tick Repellent (Green Label): If you specifically want to repel ticks, this is a perfect repellent. It can be used alone or in addition to other repellents. While no repellent repels all ticks, in independent lab tests, ours repelled 92% of deer ticks. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Bug Repellent for Dogs (Red Label): This repellent is specially formulated without ‘citrusy’ oils that dogs dislike and clove oil, which they shouldn’t ingest. Instead, it contains thyme oil to repel fleas and other oils such as geranium, rosemary, cedar, peppermint and spearmint - all effective repellents. And while it is formulated for dogs, it is often used on their owners as well! Comes in two sizes (8 oz, 16 oz)."

https://nantucketspider.com/products/nantucket-spider-original-natural-repellent

#SolarPunkSunday #NaturalBugRepellent #NoDeet #TickSpray #Ticks #TickSafety #Mosquitoes #SpendTimeInNature

So, I usually don't promote certain brands, but I've found that #NantucketSpider's products work (even their #TickRepellent) -- and they make a dog-friendly #BugSpray (but keep any of their products away from cats). If one is ambitious, they can make their DIY their own bug sprays (I'll be posting some recipes for those.)

Nantucket Spider
Original Bug Repellent For People

"Our 8 oz insect repellent spray bottle size is big enough to spray the whole family and is topped with our signature fine-mist trigger sprayer for superior coverage.

Ingredients: Cedarwood Oil, Citronella Oil, Clove Oil, Geranium Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Peppermint Oil Rosemary Oil, Spearmint Oil, Distilled Water, Vegetable Glycerin


Essential Oil Bug Spray for People

The Official Bug Spray of Summer

Our Original Bug Repellent for People is made from a blend of organic essential oils and is highly effective at repelling mosquitos (99% effective in independent tests) and biting flies.

Note: Not for use on cats or dogs. For Dogs, try our Bug Repellent Spray for Dogs instead. None of our repellents should be used on cats."

How to Use

Spray directly onto skin, hair, clothing, and gear as needed. Reapply more frequently in humid or heavily bug-infested conditions. For added tick deterrence, spray from the waist down with special attention to socks and shoes.

Always patch test before first use.


Which Repellent Should I Buy?

Nantucket Spider Original Repellent (Orange Label): This is our best seller. It has a unique blend of essential oils of cedar wood, citronella, clove, geranium, lemongrass, peppermint, rosemary, and spearmint. While our 8 ounce bottles have our signature trigger sprayer, our 4 and 2 ounce sizes (with pump sprayers) are convenient for travel and to carry in a handbag or a backpack. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Summer Camp Repellent (Blue Label): It is much like the original formula, and is equally effective, but is citronella-free. We made it for kids (and others) who may have an aversion to citronella. Comes in three sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz).

Nantucket Spider Extra Strength Tick Repellent (Green Label): If you specifically want to repel ticks, this is a perfect repellent. It can be used alone or in addition to other repellents. While no repellent repels all ticks, in independent lab tests, ours repelled 92% of deer ticks. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Bug Repellent for Dogs (Red Label): This repellent is specially formulated without ‘citrusy’ oils that dogs dislike and clove oil, which they shouldn’t ingest. Instead, it contains thyme oil to repel fleas and other oils such as geranium, rosemary, cedar, peppermint and spearmint - all effective repellents. And while it is formulated for dogs, it is often used on their owners as well! Comes in two sizes (8 oz, 16 oz)."

https://nantucketspider.com/products/nantucket-spider-original-natural-repellent

#SolarPunkSunday #NaturalBugRepellent #NoDeet #TickSpray #Ticks #TickSafety #Mosquitoes #SpendTimeInNature

So, I usually don't promote certain brands, but I've found that #NantucketSpider's products work (even their #TickRepellent) -- and they make a dog-friendly #BugSpray (but keep any of their products away from cats). If one is ambitious, they can make their DIY their own bug sprays (I'll be posting some recipes for those.)

Nantucket Spider
Original Bug Repellent For People

"Our 8 oz insect repellent spray bottle size is big enough to spray the whole family and is topped with our signature fine-mist trigger sprayer for superior coverage.

Ingredients: Cedarwood Oil, Citronella Oil, Clove Oil, Geranium Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Peppermint Oil Rosemary Oil, Spearmint Oil, Distilled Water, Vegetable Glycerin


Essential Oil Bug Spray for People

The Official Bug Spray of Summer

Our Original Bug Repellent for People is made from a blend of organic essential oils and is highly effective at repelling mosquitos (99% effective in independent tests) and biting flies.

Note: Not for use on cats or dogs. For Dogs, try our Bug Repellent Spray for Dogs instead. None of our repellents should be used on cats."

How to Use

Spray directly onto skin, hair, clothing, and gear as needed. Reapply more frequently in humid or heavily bug-infested conditions. For added tick deterrence, spray from the waist down with special attention to socks and shoes.

Always patch test before first use.


Which Repellent Should I Buy?

Nantucket Spider Original Repellent (Orange Label): This is our best seller. It has a unique blend of essential oils of cedar wood, citronella, clove, geranium, lemongrass, peppermint, rosemary, and spearmint. While our 8 ounce bottles have our signature trigger sprayer, our 4 and 2 ounce sizes (with pump sprayers) are convenient for travel and to carry in a handbag or a backpack. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Summer Camp Repellent (Blue Label): It is much like the original formula, and is equally effective, but is citronella-free. We made it for kids (and others) who may have an aversion to citronella. Comes in three sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz).

Nantucket Spider Extra Strength Tick Repellent (Green Label): If you specifically want to repel ticks, this is a perfect repellent. It can be used alone or in addition to other repellents. While no repellent repels all ticks, in independent lab tests, ours repelled 92% of deer ticks. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Bug Repellent for Dogs (Red Label): This repellent is specially formulated without ‘citrusy’ oils that dogs dislike and clove oil, which they shouldn’t ingest. Instead, it contains thyme oil to repel fleas and other oils such as geranium, rosemary, cedar, peppermint and spearmint - all effective repellents. And while it is formulated for dogs, it is often used on their owners as well! Comes in two sizes (8 oz, 16 oz)."

https://nantucketspider.com/products/nantucket-spider-original-natural-repellent

#SolarPunkSunday #NaturalBugRepellent #NoDeet #TickSpray #Ticks #TickSafety #Mosquitoes #SpendTimeInNature

So, I usually don't promote certain brands, but I've found that #NantucketSpider's products work (even their #TickRepellent) -- and they make a dog-friendly #BugSpray (but keep any of their products away from cats). If one is ambitious, they can make their DIY their own bug sprays (I'll be posting some recipes for those.)

Nantucket Spider
Original Bug Repellent For People

"Our 8 oz insect repellent spray bottle size is big enough to spray the whole family and is topped with our signature fine-mist trigger sprayer for superior coverage.

Ingredients: Cedarwood Oil, Citronella Oil, Clove Oil, Geranium Oil, Lemongrass Oil, Peppermint Oil Rosemary Oil, Spearmint Oil, Distilled Water, Vegetable Glycerin


Essential Oil Bug Spray for People

The Official Bug Spray of Summer

Our Original Bug Repellent for People is made from a blend of organic essential oils and is highly effective at repelling mosquitos (99% effective in independent tests) and biting flies.

Note: Not for use on cats or dogs. For Dogs, try our Bug Repellent Spray for Dogs instead. None of our repellents should be used on cats."

How to Use

Spray directly onto skin, hair, clothing, and gear as needed. Reapply more frequently in humid or heavily bug-infested conditions. For added tick deterrence, spray from the waist down with special attention to socks and shoes.

Always patch test before first use.


Which Repellent Should I Buy?

Nantucket Spider Original Repellent (Orange Label): This is our best seller. It has a unique blend of essential oils of cedar wood, citronella, clove, geranium, lemongrass, peppermint, rosemary, and spearmint. While our 8 ounce bottles have our signature trigger sprayer, our 4 and 2 ounce sizes (with pump sprayers) are convenient for travel and to carry in a handbag or a backpack. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Summer Camp Repellent (Blue Label): It is much like the original formula, and is equally effective, but is citronella-free. We made it for kids (and others) who may have an aversion to citronella. Comes in three sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz).

Nantucket Spider Extra Strength Tick Repellent (Green Label): If you specifically want to repel ticks, this is a perfect repellent. It can be used alone or in addition to other repellents. While no repellent repels all ticks, in independent lab tests, ours repelled 92% of deer ticks. Comes in four sizes (2 oz, 4 oz, 8 oz, 16 oz).

Nantucket Spider Bug Repellent for Dogs (Red Label): This repellent is specially formulated without ‘citrusy’ oils that dogs dislike and clove oil, which they shouldn’t ingest. Instead, it contains thyme oil to repel fleas and other oils such as geranium, rosemary, cedar, peppermint and spearmint - all effective repellents. And while it is formulated for dogs, it is often used on their owners as well! Comes in two sizes (8 oz, 16 oz)."

https://nantucketspider.com/products/nantucket-spider-original-natural-repellent

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#butter #bugs #bugspray #insects #nasty #camping #outdoors #BBQ #food #gross #cooking #lol #irl #oops #wtf #meme #memes

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