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Member Morning: Sloth Birthday

August 24 |

Sat., August 24 | 9 – 10 am | Reserve a spot via your Member profile | Space is limited, reservations are free

National Aviary Members are welcomed to light refreshments, a meet-and-greet with an Animal Ambassador, and early access to habitats – before the Aviary is open to the general public!

What’s a birthday party without a sweet treat? Enjoy a special themed birthday cake and Bundtinis, graciously donated by Nothing Bundt Cakes.

 Space is limited for Member Morning: Sloth Birthday, reserve tickets in advance by logging into your Member profile.

To reserve tickets:

  1. Log in as a Member to your account
  2. Select “Tickets” and then “Member Admission”
  3. Scroll down the page to find an icon for this event
  4. Add to cart and checkout as usual

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