The Texas Forestry Museum invites you and your family to attend Fun in the Forest After Dark on Tuesday, February 4th from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. At the event, kids will roast a hotdog over a campfire, take a mystery night hike on the Urban Wildscape Trail, learn about campfire safety from the Texas A&M Forest Service, and visit with an Ellen Trout Zoo staff member and special animal guest. All attendees should wear closed-toe shoes, warm clothing, and bring a flashlight. Tickets are $5 per person and are limited, so be sure to purchase yours soon. A special thank you goes to our event sponsors, Timber Pro Forest Service and E. L. Kurth Jr. Charitable Foundation, for making this event possible.
The Texas Forestry Museum’s Fun in the Forest After Dark
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