Stories & Tails with the Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium

Fri, Jun 14 2024

2:00pm - 2:45pm

Raytown Community Room

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Subjects

Animals and Nature

Age Group

Ages 5 and up

Presenter

Kansas City Zoo & Aquarium

Registration

Registration Required

Discover how animals and nature are highlighted in stories, myths, and folktales from around the world. This interactive program will feature a story, live ambassador animals, activities, and animal artifacts to help us understand why we hear such amazing animal tales again and again.

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