Sun & Celosia
Gathering place & Flower Field
Welcome!
I'm Aubrey, and I started this quaint sunflower field late in the summer of 2023 hoping to bring a little sunshine to Billings. With the help of some amazing people this wild dream came true and I was able to host Billings' first ever Sunflower Festival! The response from the community blew me away and I'm so thankful to get to serve you for yet another season.
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Reserve the field for half an hour to yourself to take your own pictures here!
Come Check Us Out!
We are located at 1122 Shiloh Road just South of Grand Avenue
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: Are dogs allowed?
A: No, please don't bring any animals on the premise unless it is a service dog.
Q: Are you handicapped accessible?
A: This is a field with unlevel ground; handicap accessibility is limited and may require some assistance.
Q: Can I purchase additional sunflowers?
Q: When is the field open?
A: Yes, additional flowers can be purchased at the gate, if you cut extras purchase them on your way out for $1 each.
A: Only open during events, which is August 23rd, 24th, 30th, from 12pm-8pm. If you want to book a photography session at the field please check out our booking calendar.
Q: Are there restrooms?
A: Yes, there will be multiple porta potties at each event.
Q: Do I need to bring my own bucket and snips?
A: Yes, however there will be snips available for rent for $1 each if you forget to bring some!
Any other question please email sunandcelosia@gmail.com
Background photo by sara gene photography
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sunandcelosia@gmail.com
406.272.2208
Billings, Montana
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