Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society is launching “Rhythm in the Wild,” a new after hours music and conservation series taking place on select nights starting February 13 and running through April 25.
This is the first time an event like this is making its way to The Palm Beach Zoo and just in time for spring. Enjoy cool evenings after the sun sets featuring live music, conservation storytelling and rare animal encounters.
Each night features Zoo experts, themed food and drinks, and animals that are more active in the evening.
The series focuses on big cat conservation, highlighting jaguars in February, Florida panthers in March and Malaysian tigers in April. Every ticket supports Palm Beach Zoo’s local and global conservation efforts.
Tickets go on sale January 5 for members and January 12 for the public.
For tickets and information, visit palmbeachzoo.org/rhythm.
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