BAT WALK AND WATERCOLOR CLASS

Please join the Delridge Neighborhood Development Association, Bats Northwest, and Woodland Park Zoo for a FREE two-part evening series all about bats!

This event is for all ages, but children under 12 will require supervision. For the first 20 guests, reserve your seat at Youngstown for an hour-long EcoArt activity taught by one of DNDA’s talented Teaching Artist. Participants will create a flapping bat mobile out of recycled materials. Then, an unlimited number of guests can take a short walk to Pigeon Point Park or meet us there to learn more about these nocturnal creatures. Expert staff from the Woodland Park Zoo and Bats Northwest will be there to teach, answer questions, and help you observe and learn more about these native animals that also call West Seattle home.

We welcome folks to join at one or both parts of the evening. Due to room constraints, the art class will be limited to about 20 spots, but there is NO LIMIT for guests hoping to attend the Pigeon Point Park’s walk and talk portion!

Info: Join one of DNDA's Teaching Artists to make a winged bat mobile out of recycled materials at Youngstown Cultural Arts Center. All ages and families welcome; free parking.

Info: Walk with the art class to Pigeon Point Park or meet them and staff from Bats Northwest and Woodland Park Zoo there. After learning more about bats, participants will observe them and be able to ask any questions they may have. At around 8:50 pm we will disperse!

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