Events

Owl-O-Ween

Northern White-faced Owl, Apollo!

Sat. and Sun., October 17 – 18 and 24 – 25 | 11 am – 3 pm
Included with General Admission

Trick or Treat! Don your Halloween costume and bring the whole family to the National Aviary for Halloween and fall fun! Kids can get Halloween treats at various activities throughout their visit, make their own craft, and take in a Sp-OO-ky Meet and Greet...and while learning about our favorite nocturnal neighbors!  Don't forget to fly to Canary's Call Presented by Dollar Bank and say hello to another Halloween icon: bats!

Owl-O-Ween Schedule of Activities Coming Soon!

    *Allergen-friendly options available. Please note: the National Aviary is not a nut-free facility.

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    11:00 am - 3:00 pm

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