Benefiting:

$25 admission
($30 at the door)
(Children under 2 years of age are free)

Ticket includes admission to Liberty Wildlife, animal encounters, and live performance by
Great Arizona Puppet Theater of
"Creepy, Crawly, Wild, & Woolly" 

Cash Bar and Food Station also available
(Beer/Wine garden restricted to guests 21 years or older only) 

Sunday, February 19
1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Live Performance of
"Creepy, Crawly, Wild & Woolly"
by Great Arizona Puppet Theater

Plus Wildlife Interactions
Cash Bar in Beer/Wine Garden
Native and Contemporary Food Sales
Liquor Pull
Raffle

ABOUT GREAT ARIZONA PUPPET THEATER

Great Arizona Puppet Theater is a non-profit professional puppet theater founded in 1983 as a touring company. The theater troupe's home is an important Phoenix landmark, built in 1929. The beautiful Phoenix LDS 2nd Ward Church was purchased by the Highway Department in 1972 for construction of I-10 and then saved from demolition and remodeled. The theater is open to the public 5 days a week year-round with shows for children and adults and also tours throughout the community serving a total audience of 85,000 annually, mostly children. GAPT provides entertaining and educational shows for students and have been named The New Times "Best Entertainment for Kids" and "Best Children's Theater." GAPT have won The UNIMA-USA Citation for Excellence in Puppetry (the highest honor in the international puppetry community) for their original version of "Cinderella." 

ABOUT CHEF RENETTO-MARIO ETSITTY

Chef Renetto-Mario Etsitty is the Dine/Navajo owner of The Rez mobile food and catering company. Etsitty started The REZ in 2012 because he felt there wasn't enough representation of Native food in Phoenix food culture — and even national food culture. He specializes in vegan options because he wants to educate people about the many Native foods that are plant-based in origin.

For Sippin' the Spirit of the Southwest, Chef Etsitty will be selling traditional and contemporary dishes.