GARV’S GREAT PUMPKIN HALLOWEEN PARTY
Garv and his friends are having a family-fun Halloween party at Wild Care on Saturday, October 25th from 5:30 til 7:30 PM!
This not-at-all-scary fall celebration will feature a Great Horned Owl named Dracula, a stunning Raven named Dova, a visit from Garv, our Eastern Box Turtle and your party host, and a few other animal guests.
COSTUMES OPTIONAL: Costumes are optional, but we hope you’ll come dressed as your favorite wild creature for a chance to win a private meet and greet with Garv himself! There will be children’s games, crafts, and goodies.
TICKETS: Get your tickets online in advance and be entered to win a prize! Tickets will also be available at the door. $15 for adults, $5 for children aged 3-13. Free admission for children under 3.
WHO IS A VIP? Limited VIP tickets online for a photo with one of Wild Care’s educational ambassador Eastern Screech Owls from 4:30-5:30 PM for an additional $20. (Fee covers a family of 4.) Registration is required via Eventbrite if you wish to attend the VIP session.
TICKETS:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/garvs-great-pumpkin-tickets-1743310070349?aff=oddtdtcreator
Bring the whole family, and join Garv and his friends to help support Cape Cod’s wildlife and Wild Care!
Dracula and Dova will be joined by Bethany from Amazing Animal Ambassadors.
RAIN CANCELS. Check our Facebook page @Wild Care Cape Cod for updates.
Contact: events@wildcarecapecod.org for questions
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