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Some of the most prominent works in our current exhibit, Pat Musick: Our Fragile Home, were inspired by the flight of majestic raptors. Join us as we welcome Christine’s Critters to the SM&NC to meet some of their ambassador raptors and be inspired by close-up views of live hawks and owls. Meets at Bendel Mansion. Each participant requires a ticket. Children under 3 may attend without a ticket. All Ages Tuesday, April 16 11 am – 12 pm Members: $6/participant…

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Some of the most prominent works in our current exhibit, Pat Musick: Our Fragile Home, were inspired by the flight of majestic raptors. Join us as we welcome Christine’s Critters to the SM&NC to meet some of their ambassador raptors and be inspired by close-up views of live hawks and owls. Meets at Bendel Mansion. Each participant requires a ticket. Children under 3 may attend without a ticket.
All Ages
Tuesday, April 16
11 am – 12 pm
Members: $6/participant
Non-Members: $9/participant
 
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