Brew at the Zoo Returns to the Bronx Zoo Friday, June 13

New York City’s favorite summertime event returns with 60+ pouring stations, 20 food vendors, and more music, games and experiences

New activities this year include inflatable axe throwing, a Retro Zone, access to Dinosaur Safari, and more

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BRONX, N.Y.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--There’s no other party like Brew at the Zoo at the Bronx Zoo – and the annual event is back and better than ever. Brew at the Zoo returns on Friday, June 13th from 6PM - 11PM for an evening celebration that offers guests the unique experience of sampling beer, wine and food truck fare, while playing games, enjoying live music, spending time with favorite wildlife, and dancing the night away, set against the backdrop of historic zoo grounds.

This year’s Brew at the Zoo features more pouring stations, more food, and more music. The adult-only celebration includes 60+ pouring stations, 100+ varieties of beer, wine, seltzer and more, including non-alcoholic options, and 20 food trucks and vendors. Guests can also visit and spend time with some of their favorite Bronx Zoo animals until 7:30pm (last entry time varies by exhibit) or take a stroll back in time with exclusive evening access to Dinosaur Safari with more than 60 lifelike dinosaurs and pterosaurs.

Get ready to party with new experiences this year, including:

• Retro Zone: Dance to 80’s and 90’s hits and learn some new moves from professional break dancers.
• Inflatable axe throwing: Much like regular axe throwing, but more fun with inflatable axes for all to use.
• Superstition Lane: This year’s Brew at the Zoo takes place on Friday the 13th. Guests can dare to reverse the curse and find out if Friday the 13th is lucky after all.
• Backyard Party Zone: Enjoy swings, photo ops, special samplings and more.

Wildlife Conservation Society members are eligible for a 15% discount on general admission tickets with code CHEERS2MEMBERS. Tickets will be available online only and early ticket purchase is recommended as last year’s event sold out. Tickets can be purchased HERE.

The following ticket options for Brew at the Zoo include:

• General admission – $84.99
  • Includes 5 oz. commemorative souvenir cup with unlimited beer samplings
  • Enjoy live band and DJ entertainment, games, activity areas, complimentary photo booths and select animal exhibit access from 6pm – 7:30pm.
    

• Designated driver – $44.95
  • Access to all GA perks, without consumption of alcohol.
  • Guests with tickets will NOT receive a souvenir cup and will not be allowed to consume alcohol at the event; however, they will receive complimentary fountain soft drinks at Bronx Zoo cafes.
  • Designated Drivers must be 21 and over to enter.

There are no VIP Designated Driver tickets.

For Brew at the Zoo tickets, more information and a full list of daily activities, visit www.BronxZoo.com.

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The Bronx Zoo
The Bronx Zoo, located on 265 acres of hardwood forest in Bronx, NY, opened on Nov. 8, 1899. It is world-renowned for its leadership in the areas of animal welfare, husbandry, veterinary care, education, science and conservation. The zoo is accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) and is the flagship park of the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) which manages the world’s largest network of urban wildlife parks including the Bronx Zoo, Central Park Zoo, Prospect Park Zoo, Queens Zoo and New York Aquarium. Our curators and animal care staff work to save, propagate, and sustain populations of threatened and endangered species. We have educated and inspired more than 400 million visitors at our zoos and aquarium since our opening and host approximately 4 million guests at our parks each year – including about a half-million students annually. The Bronx Zoo is the largest youth employer in the borough of the Bronx, providing opportunity and helping to transform lives in one of the most under-served communities in the nation. The Bronx Zoo is the subject of THE ZOO, a docu-series aired world-wide on Animal Planet.