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What do you get when you cross an elephant with a rhinoceros? Elephino. However, I do know what it’s like to drink beer and support the livelihood of wild animals.
From 6 – 9 p.m. on Saturday, May 20, round up your favorite party animals and head down to Reid Park Zoo for its 2023 Brew at the Zoo. Like the previous beer festivals, it takes place at 3400 Zoo Court and the proceeds support the zoo’s animal care, conservation, and education programs.
There’s going to be a wide selection of craft beer, hard ciders, lagers, and ales from some of Arizona’s and Mexico’s niftiest breweries while you take a walk on the wild side around the Zoo. The event will also have live music in the Event Garden and in Tanzania, games and fun photo ops, snacks from [POPPED] Artisan Popcorn, and pub-style grub from Craft Culinary Concept.
The event is only for folks 21 years or older (sorry, kids) and General Admission tickets are $50 each ($45 for zoo members) and $25 each for designated drivers (sorry, no beer for you). Tickets go up $10 the day of the event and are non-refundable.
Each ticket (excluding the DD ticket) includes 16 tickets to the following beverage dealers and you’ll get to take home a commemorative tasting glass.
If you can’t make it to Brew at the Zoo, pay a visit to one of the local breweries when you get the chance. Read our article, “Your Guide to 15+ Breweries in Tucson.”
The Reid Park Zoo is located at 3400 E. Zoo Ct. For more information, visit reidparkzoo.org.
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