Ataraxy Farm - Tally's Goats Milk Products

Ataraxy Farm - Tally's Goats Milk Products Tally's Goats Milk Products are created using fresh unpasteurized goat's milk. Our goats are hand mil
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Mini Goat Milk Bath Bomb Workshop – Valentine’s Edition📅 February 7, 2026⏰ 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM📍 Ataraxy Farm💰 $40/ person ...
01/23/2026

Mini Goat Milk Bath Bomb Workshop – Valentine’s Edition

📅 February 7, 2026
⏰ 3:30 PM – 5:00 PM
📍 Ataraxy Farm
💰 $40/ person + HST

Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a little self-love (or a sweet handmade gift 💝).

Join us for a cozy, hands-on workshop where you’ll create luxurious goat milk bath bombs using nourishing ingredients and Valentine-inspired scents. Learn the basics of bath bomb making while enjoying the calm, welcoming atmosphere of the farm.

✨ What’s included:
• All materials to make your own goat milk bath bombs
• Step-by-step instruction
• Valentine’s themed scents & colours
• A relaxing, creative farm experience

Perfect for:
💗 Couples
💗 Friends
💗 Teens & adults
💗 Anyone who loves handmade wellness products

Spaces are limited — pre-registration required. To register go to our events page and select Classes.

Grateful for the sunshine today 🐴 ☀️
01/21/2026

Grateful for the sunshine today 🐴 ☀️

Tonight’s Paint Night on the Farm was such a success, and we’re feeling incredibly grateful. Thank you to everyone who c...
01/17/2026

Tonight’s Paint Night on the Farm was such a success, and we’re feeling incredibly grateful. Thank you to everyone who came out, picked up a brush, and shared the space with us. Watching everyone create, laugh, and connect was exactly what we hoped for.

Thank you for supporting the farm, our animals, and these little moments of creativity and community. We already can’t wait to do it again. 🎨 🐐 🐴

🌱 March Break Day Camp at Ataraxy Farm 🌱Looking for a fun, hands-on March Break experience for your kids? Our March Brea...
01/17/2026

🌱 March Break Day Camp at Ataraxy Farm 🌱

Looking for a fun, hands-on March Break experience for your kids? Our March Break Day Camp is packed with farm fun, animal care, outdoor adventures, and unforgettable memories.

📅 March 16–20, 2026
⏰ 9:00am–4:00pm
💲 $250 per week +HST (also offer daily rates)

Campers will enjoy: 🐐 Time with our farm animals

🌾 Outdoor play and nature exploration
🎨 Creative activities and farm learning
💚 A safe, welcoming farm environment

Spaces are limited, so be sure to register early online.

01/16/2026

It was a hard start to the farm today. Not only did we lose one of our original goats, Loverboy, but we also had to say goodbye to Trax.
Both held special places in our hearts and in the story of our farm. They will be deeply missed, and their presence will never be forgotten

01/16/2026

It is with great sadness and shock that we share the loss of Loverboy today 🤍
Loverboy was one of our original goats and held a very special place in our hearts and on the farm. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
Though he is gone, his legacy lives on. Loverboy has many successors, and we will continue to see him reflected in so many of them every day.
Run free, sweet Loverboy 🌈🐐

Little Miss Cranberry has been welcomed by the whole herd!! Jake and Cranberry’s bond has melted all our hearts here on ...
01/16/2026

Little Miss Cranberry has been welcomed by the whole herd!! Jake and Cranberry’s bond has melted all our hearts here on the farm!

Come meet our newest member of the herd this weekend! 🐴 💛

There’s a little romance in the pasture 💕Jake the horse would like everyone to meet his new girlfriend, Cranberry. Jake ...
01/13/2026

There’s a little romance in the pasture 💕

Jake the horse would like everyone to meet his new girlfriend, Cranberry. Jake hasn't left her side since she arrived.

Welcome to the farm, beautiful girl 🐴🍒

Book your farm tour online to come out and meet Cranberry.

It’s been a while since we’ve had weather this beautiful! 🌞Book your pony ride for this Saturday and enjoy some fresh ai...
01/09/2026

It’s been a while since we’ve had weather this beautiful! 🌞
Book your pony ride for this Saturday and enjoy some fresh air and farm fun 🐴

We were so excited to welcome CTV to the farm today! 🎥🌲They stopped by to chat with us about one of our favourite post-h...
01/08/2026

We were so excited to welcome CTV to the farm today! 🎥🌲

They stopped by to chat with us about one of our favourite post-holiday traditions — feeding Christmas trees to our goats. Keep an eye out for the interview airing tonight!

You can still drop off your real Christmas trees any day between 8am–4pm. Feeding Christmas trees to goats has many benefits, from enrichment to natural nutrition — and our herd absolutely loves them.

✨ Important reminder:
Please make sure trees are free of tinsel, fake snow, ornaments, lights, or decorations before dropping them off.

Thank you for supporting our goats and helping us give your Christmas trees a second life! 💚🐐

A little Canadian HistoryImage of courtesy of Broadview Museum A goat named Bill was pulling a cart in a small town in S...
01/05/2026

A little Canadian History
Image of courtesy of Broadview Museum

A goat named Bill was pulling a cart in a small town in Saskatchewan when a train, carrying soldiers on their way to fight in the First World War, stopped. The girl who owned Bill let the soldiers take him along as a good luck charm. Mascots were not supposed to go to the front lines, but the soldiers had become very attached to the goat so they hid him in a big crate and took him with them.

Sergeant Bill, as the goat was called, was a big help. He saw action beside his human friends in many battles, including one where he pushed three soldiers into a trench just seconds before a shell exploded where they had been standing.

Despite being wounded several times, Sergeant Bill survived the war. Once the fighting was over, he was even part of a big parade in Germany, proudly wearing a fancy blue coat with his sergeant stripes. He then returned to his hometown where he was reunited with his owner.

Paint on the Farm 🎨 🐴 An Evening of Art, Farm Animals & ConnectionJoin us for a cozy evening on the farm where creativit...
01/04/2026

Paint on the Farm 🎨 🐴

An Evening of Art, Farm Animals & Connection

Join us for a cozy evening on the farm where creativity meets calm. Watch the sunset, by golden light, and the gentle presence of our farm animals, you’ll be guided step-by-step through a relaxing paint session — no experience needed.

This is a chance to slow down, breathe, and create something meaningful in a space designed to feel safe and welcoming.

🖌 What’s included:
• All painting supplies provided
• Time to meet and connect with our horses and farm animals
• A peaceful farm atmosphere under the evening sky

📍 Location: Ataraxy Farm
🗓️ Date: January 17, 2026
⏰ Time: 3:30pm-5:30pm
💲 Cost: $40/person
🎟 Limited spots available

Come as you are — leave with a painting, a calmer nervous system, and a full heart.

Pre-registration required
Register online under the Events page

Address

Lawrencetown, NS
B2Z0A7

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 10am
Thursday 5pm - 6pm
Friday 10am - 2pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Sunday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+19024498109

Website

https://www.ataraxyfarm.com/s/appointments

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Our Story

Our farm started in 2013 to help my veteran husband deal with his service related PTSD. Since then we have grown the farm from 2 horses to 5 horses, 3 donkeys, 1 mule, and 30 goats. The initial purpose of our farm was for therapy, and it still is; however, after having to leave my career to care for my husband, I wanted to make sure our farm could keep operating in order to help others. Because we had dairy goats, I thought why not make soap. I did plenty of research into which oils would have the highest benefits for all areas of the body, including hair. And VOILA!

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