Daybreak residents gathered to kick off the summer gardening season at the tenth annual Ladybug Festival. More than 200,000 ladybugs, 10,000 worms, and 500 butterflies became Daybreak’s newest residents—delighting families and fueling our gardens.
Festival Highlights
- Hands‑on activities that celebrated beneficial bugs and healthy gardens.
- LiveDAYBREAK photo moments and family‑friendly stations.
- A community‑wide release of ladybugs, worms, and butterflies.
Catch more moments from LiveDAYBREAK’s Ladybug Festival in the original recap.
LiveDAYBREAK’s Five Values
LiveDAYBREAK helps Daybreak be Utah’s most desirable community by creating a culture where residents live more fulfilling lives. Programs and events focus on these five values:
- Connecting: Bringing people together through programs, clubs, and events while encouraging volunteerism and leadership.
- Lifelong Learning: Supporting educational opportunities at every stage of life.
- Embracing Arts & Diversity: Enriching lives through the arts and an appreciation for differences.
- Healthy Living: Backing physical and emotional well‑being and fostering sustainability.
- Giving Back: Improving Daybreak and the broader community through service and philanthropy.
Why Ladybugs?
Ladybugs help manage aphids and other garden pests naturally. Releasing them at the start of the growing season supports organic gardening and pollinator‑friendly landscapes across Daybreak.
Keep the buzz going: Explore our Community Gardens, learn about Daybreak Honey Bees, and stay tuned to LiveDAYBREAK event recaps.
