$8.00Child (ages 3 - 11)
$12.00Adult (ages 12 - 64)
$10.00Senior (age 65+)
Join us on April 26 as we support wildlife conservation and sip to save species. In 2018, 100% of proceeds raised went to saving wild chinchillas. This year we are supporting Southern ground-hornbills. Let’s brew for a better world. Special thanks to our lanyard sponsor Ranch Acres Wine & Spirits.
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This ticket to Conservation on Tap includes:
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Includes all general admission ticket amenities plus:
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All guests must be 21+ to attend. ID’s will be checked at the main gate.
Funds raised from this event will benefit the Mabula Ground-Hornbill Project. This conservation project focuses on studying Southern ground-hornbill’s genetics, behavior and other important unanswered questions necessary for successful re-establishment of Southern ground-hornbills throughout South Africa.
Glasses are still available in person at Conservation on Tap.
16 oz commemorative beer glass. Cost is $20 per glass. All proceeds benefit the Mabula Ground-Hornbill Project.
This after-hours event will allow zoo guests to taste a variety of beers from local breweries and distributors, enjoy live music, yard games, animal experiences and more in the zoo's Lost Kingdom exhibit complex.
Only select areas of the zoo will be open during the event. Conservation on Tap will be featured in our newly open Lost Kingdom exhibit complex.
No. Free parking is available in the main zoo parking lot.
Yes! Complimentary water and soda will be stationed throughout the event.
Dress is casual for Conservation on Tap. Please note that the event takes place entirely outdoors.
Both will be available for VIP ticket holders to pick-up upon entry to the event at the zoo.
Pub-style food will be available for purchase at zoo concessions.
This event is for guests 21 years of age and older. IDs will be checked prior to entry that night.
All money raised from Conservation on Tap will benefit the Mabula Ground Hornbill Project. This important conservation project focuses on studying ground hornbill’s genetics, behavior and other important unanswered questions necessary for successful re-establishment of ground hornbills throughout South Africa.
No, ticket sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. The event will be held rain or shine.
No. The Tulsa Zoo is a smoke-free area.
General event information: Sarah Bowen at 918-669-6224 or sbowen@tulsazoo.org
Brewery information: Jarrod Wyatt at 918-669-6608 or jwyatt@tulsazoo.org