The adult evening event will feature food, beers and beverages
“Brews for the Birds” is on tap at the Wonder Gardens in Bonita Springs on Thursday, July 25 from 6 to 8 p.m.
“The care of more than 300 birds and reptiles is our priority at Wonder Gardens, and we are grateful for the support of the community,” said Neil Anderson, executive director. “Our Brews for the Birds event is a fun and engaging way to showcase the gardens while raising funds for the continued oversight and protection of a wide variety of birds who reside in our ponds, aviaries and pavilions throughout our historical 3.5-acre park.”
The adults-only event includes food trucks, beer from local and national breweries, nonalcoholic drinks, music and the opportunity to experience the Wonder Gardens at night. Tickets are available online and are $50 for Wonder Gardens members and $55 for nonmembers and include 8 tasting tickets, with additional tasting tickets for sale at the event.
Food trucks include Eazy Cheezy and Between the Bunz. Music will be supplied by local DJ Rickie Sharp. Participating breweries and beverage sponsors to date include 3 Daughters Brewing, Big Top Brewing, Funky Buddha, Islamorada Brewery. LaBelle Brewing Co., Riptide Brewing Company, Tampa Bay Brewing Co. and R.A.D. Cidery & Winery.
To purchase tickets, visit wondergardens.org/brews-for-the-birds-july2024/.
About the Wonder Gardens
The Wonder Gardens, a charitable zoological park and botanical garden established in 1936 in Bonita Springs, is home to rescued birds and reptiles nestled among sprawling banyan trees and plantings. While preserving the best of this site’s history, the nonprofit cares for rescued, rehabilitated, and non-releasable animals, is upgrading wildlife enclosures and growing the botanical beauty of the property, while delivering education programs and events and further engaging the community to enjoy this jewel in historic Downtown Bonita Springs. The Wonder Gardens, at 27180 Old 41 Road in Bonita Springs, is one of the few remaining cornerstones of Old Florida, an enduring symbol of the history of the region, and a resource for learning about the environment and wildlife. For information, visit wondergardens.org or call 239-992-2591.
