Do you love owls as much as we do? Join Humane Indiana Wildlife for a family-friendly day of wide-eyed, owl-themed fun at their Annual Festival of Owls event at the Porter County 4-H Building. Meet-and-greet our owl ambassadors, and be amazed as you learn about these majestic creatures during the many presentations from experts throughout the country.
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At the Festival of the Owls, meet “owlfred,” one of 6 live owl species that will be at the event. This snowy owl is one of Humane Indiana’s animal ambassadors. Owlfred assists in our wildlife education programs.
Saturday, November 4, 2025 at the Porter County Expo Center, Valparaiso.
TICKETS: $25/Adult (ages 15 & up) / $10/Child (ages 8-14) / Children 7 years and under are free
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