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Roger Williams Zoo Bus Trip – SOLD OUT

SOLD OUT $10/ person Includes travel and animal encounters! Join the MATT on a daylong wild adventure to Roger Williams Zoo in Rhode Island. Hop on a double-decker bus where you’ll collect your animal sketchbook and travel with us to the zoo. During our 5 hours at the zoo, you’ll have free time to roam, participate in an art activity in our private tent and experience an animal encounter – just for our group! It is sure to be a…

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August 13, 2023 @ 8:00 am - 6:15 pm

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SOLD OUT
$10/ person
Includes travel and animal encounters!
Join the MATT on a daylong wild adventure to Roger Williams Zoo in Rhode Island. Hop on a double-decker bus where you’ll collect your animal sketchbook and travel with us to the zoo. During our 5 hours at the zoo, you’ll have free time to roam, participate in an art activity in our private tent and experience an animal encounter – just for our group! It is sure to be a wild time! Space is limited and pre-registration is required. Bring your own lunch or buy at the zoo!
 
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