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Name: Friendsgiving Brunch
Start: 2025-11-16T11:00:00
End: 2025-11-16T12:30:00

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Friendsgiving Brunch

Four friends sitting around a table, each cheerings their respective drinks as they prepare to dine on brunch!

Sun., November 16 | 11 am
Adult: $55 per person; Children 12 and under: $35
National Aviary General Admission Included

Savor the flavors of fall with your besties! Take in stunning autumn views of our historic Rose Garden and Lake Elizabeth as you indulge in a seasonally inspired culinary experience curated by Executive Chef Nathan Collins and Atria’s Specialty Catering. Plus, treat your tastebuds to delicious add-on cocktails.

After dining, visit our “flock friends” on a scavenger hunt through the National Aviary's immersive habitats, while taking in gorgeous seasonal décor and more than 500 birds and other animals from around the world.

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November 16 @ 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

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