Sound On The Farm III

Step into an unforgettable evening of connection, sound, and celebration at Sound On The Farm III, a one-of-a-kind sound journey and tasting event set against the rustic elegance of a beautifully restored barn nestled in Longmont CO, just 25 min from Denver or Boulder.

The Experience

From the moment guests arrive, they are invited to explore the grounds and soak in the natural beauty of the farm. Wander through curated sponsor activations featuring artisan pop-ups, interactive wellness and craft booths, and thoughtfully selected food and beverage tasting stations. After the sound journey turn your gaze skyward and explore the cosmos through telescopes alongside the astronomers of AstroTours. Each partner, vendor, and sponsored activation is thoughtfully designed to connect, inspire, and create a cohesive, meaningful experience for every guest

Guided Sound Journey

As the sun begins to set, the evening transforms into a guided sound journey designed to awaken your senses and calm the spirit. DJ Toomas masterfully blends ethereal electronic beats with enchanted, otherworldly sounds, crafting an immersive sonic landscape that captivates from the very first note. Alongside him, violinist Coleen Dieker weaves layers of rich, melodic harmony, her strings breathe warmth and depth into every composition. Rounding out this dynamic ensemble is vocalist and producer Daniel Smith, whose artistry and vision tie together each element into a seamless, transcendent musical experience. 

Food & Beverage

Throughout the night, guests enjoy locally inspired small plates and seasonal bites crafted by Boar Chef, David Pitula -Exalted culinary art and catering: Boar Chef crafts the finest locally sourced Front Range ingredients into elysian sensory experiences. They customize 100% fresh, scratch kitchen cuisine to meet their guests preferences. Their farm-to-fork concept reflects Chef David's passion to support Colorado farms, agricultural sustainability, responsible waste management and environmentally conscious hospitality practices. The carefully selected evening bites will be paired with signature libations and products from our sponsors, beautifully wrapped in a goody bag from our event Hosts, The Trust Cannabis Co,1537 Pearl St Unit B, Boulder, CO 80302 You may just win one of the THREE GOLDEN TICKETS and a device from PuffCo.

Farm Activities

Before and after the sound journey, guests are invited to explore the enchanting grounds of the farm and all the event has to offer. Visit with friendly animals and take a peaceful stroll through the orchard and around the reservoir. Sit down for a Tarot reading with Tarojuana, featuring their cannabis-inspired tarot deck, or step up to the Wishing Wall, Glitter Bar, and Craft Table for a little hands-on magic. Gaze at the stars through telescopes with AstroTours, browse the unique offerings at sponsor and vendor booths, and capture beautiful memories at Eossi Beauty's photo booth — or simply settle into one of our beautifully styled lounges and let the evening unfold.

AND SO MUCH MORE!

Community & Connection

Sound On The Farm III isn’t just an event — it’s a celebration of creativity, wellness, and community. Whether guests come to unwind, connect with nature, or support local brands and artisans, they’ll leave feeling inspired, renewed, and deeply present. 

Must be 21+ to attend any Mason Jar Event Group event

Book here: https://buytickets.at/masonjareventgroup/2018628

2026 Denver/Breckenridge Job posting

AstroTours.org, a local astronomy tour business operating out of Boulder, Colorado, is seeking tour guides to join their Denver/Breckenridge team for the spring going into the busy 2026 summer season. As a tour guide, you will be responsible for leading tours starting at sunset and lasting for approximately 2 hours, with shifts lasting 4 to 6 hours to allow for adequate preparation and clean-up time.

Must-have qualifications:

• Reliability

• Some familiarity with astronomy and the use of telescopes (training will be provided)

• Valid driver's license and experience driving in the mountains at night

• Ability to lift 65lbs

• Confidence speaking in front of an audience

• Enjoyment communicating complex ideas to people from around the world

Additional qualifications that would make you stand out:

• Knowledge of astronomy folklore, such as mythology, astrology, indigenous star names, etc.

• Safety experience, including CPR and First Aid

• Knowledge of Colorado nature, flora, fauna, geology, geography, and history

• Travel or tour guiding experience

If you meet the above qualifications, please send an email to Coda@AstroTours.org with:

1. "Job Posting" in the subject line.

2. Attached CV or resume.

3. In the body of the email please include:

   • A brief bio highlighting your astronomy skills and experience

   • Your availability for Spring / Summer 2026

   • Your favorite Messier object (or object from any other catalog)

   • Any questions you may have.

AstroTours Founder Luke Huxley Featured in VoyageDenver Interview

AstroTours.org founder and professional astronomer Luke Huxley was recently featured in VoyageDenver in a long-form interview exploring astronomy, personal growth, healing through wonder, and the human connection to the night sky.

The interview, titled “Life, Values & Legacy: Our Chat with Luke Huxley of Boulder,” highlights Luke’s journey as a Colorado astronomer, educator, and founder of AstroTours.org, a guided stargazing tour company offering immersive astronomy experiences throughout Boulder, Denver, Castle Rock, and Breckenridge, Colorado.

Astronomy, Perspective, and the Power of Looking Up

When asked what makes him lose track of time, Luke describes something familiar to anyone who has joined an AstroTours guided stargazing tour—standing beneath the stars and realizing that the light entering your eyes began its journey billions of years ago.

Looking at distant galaxies, planets, and nebulae through professional telescopes doesn’t just teach astronomy—it creates perspective. As Luke explains in the interview, the night sky has a way of making everyday worries feel quieter while reminding us that we are deeply connected to something vast and ancient.

This philosophy is central to every AstroTours experience: astronomy as both science and storytelling, grounded in real observations of the universe.

What Makes AstroTours.org Different from Other Stargazing Tours

Founded by Luke Huxley, AstroTours.org offers hands-on, guided astronomy tours using professional-grade telescopes under Colorado’s dark mountain skies.

Unlike traditional stargazing events, AstroTours experiences combine:

• Live telescope views of planets, galaxies, star clusters, and nebulae

• Guided constellation tours and night-sky navigation

• Mythology, history, and modern astrophysics

• Clear explanations designed for beginners and families

• Small-group, immersive experiences led by professional astronomers

AstroTours currently operates in Boulder, Denver, Castle Rock, and Breckenridge, offering public tours, private events, corporate outings, and educational programs year-round.

Expanding Access to Astronomy Through Nonprofit Work

A major highlight of the VoyageDenver interview is AstroTours.org’s transition into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

This shift will allow AstroTours to expand free and low-cost astronomy programs for:

• Children’s hospitals

• Low-income schools

• Rural Colorado communities

• Underserved students with limited access to science education

When guests book a stargazing tour, they directly support these outreach efforts—helping ensure that astronomy education and access to telescopes are available to everyone, not just those who can travel or afford specialized equipment.

A Defining Moment: Learning Earth-Turning Consciousness

Luke also reflects on a formative experience in Broome, Australia, where he studied with astronomer and storyteller Greg Quicke (Space Gandalf).

There, Luke encountered the concept of Earth-turning consciousness—the realization that we are not standing still beneath the stars, but living on a planet rotating through space.

That embodied awareness reshaped Luke’s worldview and became the philosophical foundation of AstroTours.org:not just showing people stars, but helping them remember their place in the universe.

Healing Through Astronomy and Shared Wonder

In the interview, Luke speaks openly about the uncertainty he faced in his twenties—holding a degree in astrophysics but feeling disconnected from a clear path forward.

Healing came through time spent outdoors under dark skies and through sharing astronomy with others. By helping people experience awe, curiosity, and perspective through the telescope, Luke found clarity and purpose of his own.

Today, that mission continues through AstroTours experiences and community outreach—especially for people who may feel small, overlooked, or unsure of where they belong.

Why the Night Sky Always Matters

Luke challenges a common misconception in astronomy media: that people need a rare celestial event or viral moment to justify looking up.

The reality is that the universe is always doing something extraordinary.

On any clear night in Colorado, galaxies billions of light-years away, planets orbiting their suns, and ancient starlight are visible—waiting patiently for someone to notice.

The Legacy Behind AstroTours.org

When asked what legacy he hopes to leave, Luke’s answer reflects the heart of AstroTours:

• Making astronomy feel personal and human

• Ensuring science feels accessible, welcoming, and inclusive

• Helping people feel connected—to the stars, to each other, and to their own curiosity

If people remember that AstroTours helped them pause, look up, and feel wonder, that legacy will continue shining forward.

Read the Full VoyageDenver Interview

You can read the complete interview here:👉 Life, Values & Legacy: Our Chat with Luke Huxley of Boulder

The AstroTours.org Team