11,500 Guests Spent Saturday, March 7 at the Zoo
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“This record-setting day is testament to Riverbanks’ continuing popularity,” said Satch Krantz, executive director of Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. “Riverbanks has served
In addition to record-breaking attendance, Riverbanks Society also sold a record number of memberships at the front gate. Nearly 200 households joined Riverbanks Society during their visit to the Zoo on Saturday, March 7. Society members receive a number of benefits, the most notable being free admission to Riverbanks Zoo and Garden for a year.
A driving force in the community, Riverbanks offers great value as an affordable and quality source of entertainment and education. A day spent at the Zoo and Garden provides families with unforgettable experiences and a multitude of memories.
“There are not many things that compare to feeling the tongue of a giraffe slide across your fingers as it gobbles greens from the palm of your hand or the look on a child’s face when a lorikeet lands on her head,” said Krantz. “Riverbanks is proud to share these experiences and many more with our community.”
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More about Riverbanks Society: Established in 1976 by a group of concerned citizens, Riverbanks Society continues today as the private, nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization supporting the needs of Riverbanks Zoo and Garden. The Society has evolved from an original membership base of 200 households to more than 33,000 households today, representing more than 140,000 individuals and boasting one of the largest zoo societies per capita in the
Riverbanks Zoo and Garden is located at I-126 and
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