Pints and Predators - 9th Annual
Event description
Join your local wildlife rehabilitation community at First Magnitude Brewing Co. for the 9th Annual Pints and Predators educational festival and fundraiser featuring live birds of prey, creatures of the night, and more!
Wildlife rehabilitators do the hard work of rescuing sick and injured wildlife. Many of those birds and other animals live through their trauma but are not healthy enough to be released back into natural environments and become educational ambassadors that rehabilitators and educators care for indefinitely. Pints and Predators is an opportunity for you to see ambassador birds of prey like Bald Eagle, Barred Owl, Red-tailed Hawk, and creatures of the night like Virginia Opossum and bats. There are always a few snakes including a venomous rattlesnake in a fully-locked safety enclosure and, for the second year in a row, a spider exhibit!
Ticket prices at the full donation level of $25 for adults of drinking age include one fill voucher (year-round selections on tap) and an 9th Annual Pints & Predators logo glass, while supplies last. If the commemorative logo glass supply is exhausted, First Magnitude logo glasses will be used.
Ticket/donation levels (you may purchase tickets at the event, too):
* $25 - includes one fill voucher and logo glass
* $10 - general entry
* $5 - ages 1-12
Rehabilitators and educators
- Ambassadors of Nature
- Ashton Biological Preserve
- Cicada Wildlife Station
- Lubee Bat Conservancy
- Reptile Preservation Society
- Sunrise Wildlife Rehabilitation
- The Rattlesnake Conservancy
- University of Florida Natural Resource Diversity Initiative
- University of Florida Spider Lab
- Wing and a Prayer Bird Conservation
- Wrede’s Wildlife Center/Patrick Bradley
Artists and exhibitors
- A Beetle's Burden
- Alachua Audubon Society
- Cassava and Rye
- Design by Jessanne
- Jenn Hartz Ceramics
- Joyce Lottinville Quilting
- Samm Wehman Art
- Twist and Stretch Accessories
- Wild Birds Unlimited
Food trucks (currently scheduled)
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