Tapas and Tamarins (18+)

February 7 @ 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm

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$125

Tapas and Tamarins (18+)

February 7, 2026, 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
Roger Williams Park Zoo
Cost: $105-$125

Experience an exclusive after-hours adventure inside our Faces of the Rainforest! Explore the exhibit after hours and learn from a talented team of animal care experts on how to care for our rainforest friends! During Tapas and Tamarins, you will have the opportunity to learn from animal conservationists about ways to keep animals enriched, maintain a rainforest habitat, and who’s who of the rainforest! After your adventure, indulge in rainforest themed tapas* while sipping on a special rainforest inspired mocktail! Reserve your spot today! Capacity is limited to 30 participants and openings will not last long.

*Food and beverage offerings subject to change based on seasonal availability and other factors beyond our control.

Cost: Members: $105 / Non-members: $125

Pre-registration is required. Ticket price includes program, private access to the Faces of the Rainforest, and a full menu of tapas and signature mocktail. This program is best suited for adults 18 and up. Navigating sandy and uneven surfaces will be required as will the ability to wear a mask for extended periods of time.

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