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Taps Open for Zoo Brew
Nights at the Oregon Zoo are
full of excitement — several noc
turnal species keep the zoo hop
ping from sunset to sunrise —
but usually only the animals get
to partake in the fun. On Friday,
June 4, humans get to join the
party at Zoo Brew, where some of
the best beer in the Northwest will
combine with one of the greatest
bands ever to come out of Or
egon: the Crazy 8s.
Inducted into the Oregon Music
Hall of Fame in 2007, this ska-rock
band will provide the microbrew
festival’s soundtrack, playing live
on the zoo’s main stage as attend
ees sample beers from more than 20
local microbreweries.
Tickets to Zoo Brew are $25 in
advance ($30 at the door) and in
clude a commemorative glass and
10 tokens. The annual festival of
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1505 N.E. Killingsworth St
House Hours
Mon-Thurs 11:30 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Fri-Sat 11:30 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.
503-477-3958
House Specials
Rib Tip $5.00
Rib Sandwich $6.00
The Crazy 8s are reuniting to play Zoo Brew, the Oregon Zoo’s
annual festival of Northwest brewers, Friday, June 4, from 5 to 10
p.m.
Northwest brewers runs from 5 p.m. tion program, which helps engage
to 10 p.m., rain or shine. Proceeds kids in animal education through
will support the Zoo To You educa- hands-on learning activities.
Zoo Opens Early for Summer
The Oregon Zoo is welcoming
summer with longer hours, new ex
hibits and a host of seasonal special
events. Zoo gates will open at 8a.m.
and close at 6 p.m. Visitors may
remain on grounds until 7 p.m.
“Many of our visitors like getting
here early to beat the crowds,” said
Jim Gilbert, the zoo’s guest services
manager. “Not all the animals are
out at 8 a.m., but it’s interesting to
watch as keepers prepare the exhib
its for the day. It’s also neat to see
the animals as they first enter their
exhibits — they’re usually quite
active then.”
Among the zoo’s early risers are
eagles, salmon, frogs, turtles and
waterfowl m the Great Northwest Longer hours and more events ¡ead t0 a summer of fun at the
exhibit; penguins and Inca terns in Oregon Zoo
the Penguinarium; birds in the
Vollum Aviary; naked mole rats and
spiny mice in the Africa exhibit; fish
and reptiles in the Amazon Flooded
Forest; and sometimes elephants.
Along with more time to enjoy
the animals, zoo visitors will be
treated to a summer chock full of
events, shows and exhibits, includ
ing 17 summer concerts, a new dino
saur exhibit, Zoo Brew, Zoolala and
more.
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