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Little Rock Zoo prepares to welcome guests for Zoo Brew and Cocktails, Too on Sept. 17

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Little Rock, Arkansas – The Little Rock Zoo is preparing to welcome adults from across Central Arkansas for an evening of drinks, entertainment and animal encounters when Zoo Brew and Cocktails, Too returns on Sept. 17.

The event is scheduled from 6 to 9 p.m. and will bring together breweries, distilleries and mocktail vendors inside the zoo. Along with opportunities to sample beverages, guests will be able to enjoy animal encounters and explore the zoo during the special evening event.

One of the attractions available to attendees will be Bugtopia, an immersive experience that gives visitors another way to explore the world of insects while attending Zoo Brew.

General admission tickets are $40 when purchased in advance and $45 at the door. Each ticket includes admission to the event and a souvenir sampling cup. Guests will also have access to food trucks from across Central Arkansas, with food available for purchase throughout the evening.

The event will feature five entertainment areas, giving visitors plenty of opportunities to move around the zoo while enjoying live performances. Entertainment is scheduled throughout the grounds as well as at the Civitan elephant stage.

Performers will include DJ Amy, Arts Absolutely, Susan & Cliff and Christine DeMeo. The mix of music and activities is expected to give the event a festival-like atmosphere while allowing guests to experience the zoo after regular hours.

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Zoo officials are also offering VIP options for those looking for an upgraded experience. VIP Host Sponsor and VIP Brew Partner packages include full beverage pours, exclusive entertainment and complimentary food catered by Corky’s. VIP guests will have access to a designated VIP-only area, with tickets priced at $125 at the door.

Admission to Zoo Brew is limited to guests who are 21 or older. Attendees must bring a valid identification card to enter the event.

Zoo Director Susan Altrui said the zoo is looking forward to bringing returning supporters and new visitors together for the annual event.

“We can’t wait to welcome everyone,” Zoo Director Susan Altrui said. “From our returning supporters to first-time adventure guests, Zoo Brew brings Central Arkansas together for a great cause.”

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Beyond providing an evening of entertainment, Zoo Brew will also support the Little Rock Zoo. Proceeds will benefit the Arkansas Zoological Foundation and help fund the continued growth and development of the zoo.

The event is supported by The Kroger Co., Collier’s, The Hatcher Agency, Arkansas Family Dental, Lion Legal and Allegra 360.

With beverages, live entertainment, food options and animal experiences all included in the evening’s lineup, organizers are inviting adults to make plans for Sept. 17. Tickets and additional information about Zoo Brew and Cocktails, Too are available through the Little Rock Zoo.

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