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Night Owls: An Evening with Raven Ridge Wildlife Center
October 10 @ 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Join us at this special evening event as we welcome Khonsu the Barn Owl, one of Raven Ridge Wildlife Center’s Animal Ambassadors, to the Science Factory!
Learn what makes owls unique from other birds of prey and get up close and personal with a barn owl! There will be other fun owl and nighttime creature science activities throughout the exhibit hall, and all exhibits will be open for your enjoyment.
Add an Owl Pellet workshop to your visit for just $5 per participant!
Click here to buy tickets to Night Owls!
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