BOO! at the Zoo
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BOO! at the Zoo is the wildest trick-or-treat in town! Come to this spooktacular event Saturday (weather date, next Saturday) from 5:00 pm to 8:30 pm. Numerous treat stops along the zoo's trick or treat trail will offer a variety of goodies for a safe, spooky good time for the whole family. Dress in your most inspiring costume, or just come as yourself and have a great time while supporting the zoo. All proceeds will go towards Lee Richardson Zoo's next exhibit, Cat Canyon. The zoo will close on Friday at 3:00 PM to begin setting up for BOO! and will remain closed on Saturday until the gates open at 4:00 PM. (Always the Saturday 2 weeks before Halloween).
For express entry, tickets can be purchased in advance at the Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo Office, The Safari Shoppe, or Ward's Garden Center.
BOO! at the Zoo
Phone : 620-276-6243 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : FOLRZ@folrz.com
Web: www.folrz.com
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