Junior Investigators Club: Bat Fest Arlington
Join Junior Investigators Club for a thoroughly batty evening and add to your knowledge of local night life at this bat conservation and appreciation program. See a presentation with live bats, go on a walk to see bats flying and to hear their echolocation calls, and learn about foods that are pollinated by bats. Kids will be able to play games and make a bat craft while learning lots about our local furry bug zappers. There will be a bat art gallery and quizzes for everyone. Live bat shows will be presented by Leslie Sturges, Director of Bat World NOVA, an organization established in 2001 to promote the conservation and protection of bats in this region. A bat habitat hike for young children and their families begins at 6:30 p.m., bats won't be flying until later. A bat talk for families with young children begins at 7 p.m. Leslie's talk for adults and older children begins at 8 p.m. The adult bat walk will begin at 8:45 p.m. All other activities on-going.
Fee: $10 per adult and $6 per child under 12
Parking lot closed for program. Please park on Military Rd. or 36th Rd. N. No refund of registration fee after July 3. For information: 703-228-3403.
Registration required. Register children and adults; children under 14 must register with accompanying adult. Registration not required for children under age 2. Register online or call 703-228-4747 and reference Program #643651B.
