The Garden Goes Batty

The Garden Goes Batty! Bring the whole family for a spooky, fun-filled evening at The Water Conservation Garden! Enjoy trick-or-treating along our ghostly, family-friendly trails, wear your favorite costume, and don’t forget your trick-or-treat bucket.

This year’s event features an interactive bat show with Ms. Smarty-Plants™, highlighting the importance of these amazing (and often misunderstood) creatures. Plus, enjoy live Halloween music from local youth rock band Epidural for an evening that’s both educational and entertaining.

✨ Costumes encouraged • Family-friendly fun • Candy & activities throughout the Garden ✨

🎟 Tickets: $15 Members (with code), $18 Non-Members, kids under 2 are free (Eventbrite service fees apply to all tickets, including discounted tickets)

Space is limited, tickets will sell out! Buy yours now!

Info: Get ready for an interactive and educational adventure with Ms. Smarty-Plants™! Discover the importance of bats and other “creepy-crawly” creatures in keeping our ecosystems healthy. Fun, engaging, and full of surprises, this show will have kids and adults looking at bats in a whole new way.

Info: Rock out this Halloween with Epidural, a talented local youth rock band bringing high energy and spooky vibes to the Garden. Their live performance will keep the celebration buzzing with music perfect for families and Halloween fans alike.

Info: Wander through our ghostly, family-friendly trails and collect treats along the way! Don’t forget your costume and trick-or-treat bucket—candy stops and spooky surprises await around every corner.

Info: Local partner organizations will be tabling and sharing information about the important work they do in our community. This is a great opportunity to meet local leaders, explore new opportunities, and learn how to get involved.
Pizza will be available for sale from local vendors, so bring your appetite and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere in the plaza. Whether you're just stopping by or staying for the whole event, we invite you to connect, learn, and enjoy.

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