The Neal Taylor Nature Center will be teeming with creepy creatures for viewing from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 22, during the center's Halloween-inspired outdoor event.
Creepy creatures on display on the front lawn will include spiders, bats, owls, snakes, reptiles and skulls and bones.
On the lawn at the nature center, local naturalist Alice Abela will offer attendees a view into a fascinating world of small beings, showcasing her special collection of spiders, snakes and other reptiles, a center spokeswoman said. In addition to center representatives, Eyes in the Sky docents will be on-site to teach attendees all about bats, owls, hawks, and other birds of prey that are closely associated with Halloween — live and up close.Other activities available to entertain youngsters will include an arts and crafts project focused on creating a spooky mask.
Live music will be performed by “The Spooky Sisters,” Lindsay Whipple and her sister, Julia. Attendees can join in via a community instrument table.No reservations are needed, and donations are appreciated.The Neal Taylor Nature Center is located at 2265 Hwy. 154, Santa Barbara.
United States Latest News, United States Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Pre-Snap Reads 10/13: Ryan Neal knows defense is letting the team downRead!
Read more »
Man arrested for allegedly robbing 4 LA County banks in 2 monthsDevon Neal is accused of robbing four banks over the last two months.
Read more »
Tucson Sugar Skulls sign IFL Rookie of the Year Ramone Atkins as new QB; Daquan Neal to USFLRamone Atkins, the 2022 IFL Rookie of the Year, has signed with the Tucson Sugar Skulls.
Read more »
Police arrest man who robbed multiple banks over past two months in Long BeachDevon Neal, 32, was arrested after an investigation revealed he was involved in at least four bank robberies over the last two months. Deputies are working to determine whether he's involved with other Southern California robberies.
Read more »
Halloween in the Valley: Haunted houses, candy crawls and more spooky eventsHere’s your Valley guide to Haunted houses, trick-or-treating, Halloween candy crawls and more spooky events this October 2022.
Read more »
Second annual Lower East Side book crawl to return over Halloween weekend | amNewYorkA handful of independent bookstores on the Lower East Side are celebrating the diversity and resilience of the neighborhood's indie bookshops through its annual Halloween-themed book crawl.
Read more »