Fabulous frogs fill the summer nights with song, and The Butterfly House is throwing a festival in their honor. Visitors to the Frog Festival can play games that celebrate the amazing things frogs can do and how we can protect them in our neighborhoods. There will be frog walks, face painting, live animal encounters and "meet & greets" with Finn the Frog. Kids will even get to take home a frog calling kit so they can join the chorus in their own back yards.
The Frog Festival takes place Friday, July 17, 2020, from 8 to 9 p.m. at The Butterfly House in Chesterfield. Cost is $12 per person for members and $14 per person for non-members. Free for children 2 and under. Walk ups welcome.
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