ROCKY MOUNTAIN HOUSE Wildlife Festival - Meet a Sloth!
Rocky Mountain House!: See a Sloth! Pet a Porcupine! Wrangle a Wallaby! Cuddle a Constrictor!
The Wildlife Festival is coming to Rocky Mountain House, taking over the Lou Soppit Community Centre November 3 – 5!
Featuring The Diversity of Living Things Exhibit – Discover the similarities and differences of the different types of animals that call earth home.
Two unique half-hour, hands-on educational programs:
• Cold Blooded Amazon – Learn about the creatures that call the Amazon home.
• Diversity of living things: Mammals – Learn about sloths, kangaroos, sugar gliders and much more.
ALSO FEATURING
ADULTS ONLY NIGHT (18+): Join us Friday November 3rd from 7pm – 9pm for Adults Only Night. Featuring a special adult only show mixing education and stand-up comedy and special experiences (Show contains adult language and mature subject matter - Attendee discretion is advised). The ultimate date night or friends’ night out for the animal lover. Includes early admission for the general festival.
VIP EXPERIENCE: a small group guided experience with all of our animals including a private sloth encounter. A $185 value! $150/person in advance, $175 onsite. Limited Tickets Available per day. Sessions at the beginning and end of each day.
Friday November 3rd - 1:00 to 6:30pm (General Admission) 7:00pm – 9:00pm (Adults Only)
Saturday November 4th
- 11:00 to 6:00
Sunday Sunday November 5th - 10:00 to 5:00
WHERE: Lou Soppit Community Centre – 4733 54 Ave, Rocky Mountain House,
ADMISSION: Purchase tickets in advance online at
Single Admission: $15+ taxes and fees online in advance, $18 at the door. Kids 3 and under Free.
Adults Only Night: $25+taxes and fees online in advance. $30 at the door.
** SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES **
FINANCIAL: If you, or a nature lover you know, is unable to buy general admission tickets due to financial circumstances, please email us at yycnaturecentre@gmail.com to make special arrangements.
SENSITIVITY: If you have children who have difficulty with crowds or noise, they and their families are invited to a special quiet hour, free of charge, starting at 10am Saturday.
About The Wildlife Festival: The Wildlife Festival is a co-production of YYC Nature & Education Centre and the non-profit Cobb’s Exotic Animal Rescue. Based in Calgary, these organizations focus on educational messages of exotic pet ownership, conservation, and respect for wildlife.
WEBSITE: www.wildlifefestival.ca
Social Media:
IG: TheWildlifeFestival
Facebook: The Wildlife Festival
Location
Lou Soppit Community Centre 4733 54 Ave, Rocky Mountain House, AB T4T 1C8, T4T 1C8