Unleash Your Inner Genius at RHZ's Trivia Tails Event on Leap Year Day

Get ready for an evening of wild facts and brain-bending questions at RHZ's Trivia Tails event, the newest addition to the Zoo’s roster of engaging and entertaining experiences. Gather your friends and form a team to tackle trivia that spans from the wild to the wonderfully random on Thursday, February 29, 2024, as the Zoo celebrates Leap Year Day with a leap into the world of knowledge!

Hosted at the Wildlife Museum Conference Center, doors will swing open at 6:00 p.m., and the trivia extravaganza will kick off at 7:00 p.m. As this is a 21+ event, no babies or children will be allowed.

What makes Trivia Tails even more exciting? The fantastic prizes that await the victorious teams! First place will receive Zoo Brew Craft Fest tickets for the entire team, along with an exclusive VIP Table reservation. Second place will receive an unforgettable Animal Encounter experience for the entire team, and for third place each team member will receive a unique animal art piece to cherish.

Entry fee is $25 per team member, which includes 2 drink tickets and snacks. Non-Participant guest admission is $10 per person which includes delectable snacks. Cash bar will also be available.

With a limit of twelve teams and a maximum of six people per team, make sure to secure your spot in this brain-teasing adventure! Online registration is a must – visit rollinghillszoo.org to sign up and ensure your place in the Trivia Tails legacy.

Don't miss this chance to prove your trivia prowess, enjoy an evening of laughter and camaraderie, and potentially walk away with fantastic prizes. RHZ's Trivia Tails promises to be an unforgettable experience for all trivia enthusiasts!

About Rolling Hills Zoo
Rolling Hills Zoo, a 65-acre haven nestled in the picturesque Smoky Hills of Saline County, is located just 6 miles west of Salina. Accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, the zoo on the prairie has over 80 captivating animal species residing at the zoo. The Wildlife Museum, home to one of the world’s foremost collections of full mount animals from around the world has over 500 full mounts, showcasing 200 diverse animal species,
found within naturalist dioramas covering seven distinct ecosystems from around the world.