Celebrate ‘Earth Month’ at the Louisville Zoo and Lexington Arboretum

Thursday, March 17, 2011 Posted by Louisville Gas and Electric and Kentucky Utilities
Spring break is coming up and for those of you planning a “stay-cation,” LG&E and KU are throwing two big parties for the planet, and you’re invited.

Louisville Zoo – Once again, LG&E and KU will sponsor “Party for the Planet: A month-long Celebration of the Earth” at the Louisville Zoo, March 27 through April 24.

Enjoy a special $2 admission April 23 to mark Earth Day. Bring an old cell phone to recycle and receive a $2 discount on zoo admission April 3, 10 and 17.

Lexington Arboretum – For the first time, the company will sponsor a “Party for the Planet” at the Arboretum State Botanical Garden of Kentucky in Lexington, March 24 through April 30, with free events on Arbor Day, April 30.

Both celebrations offer a full schedule of activities throughout April. Check out zoo keeper presentations, tree walks, scavenger hunts, classes, costume characters, workshops, a children’s spring-break camp, special exhibits, tree seedling give-a-ways, music and more.

Don’t miss April 23 “Earth Day Festival” at the zoo and April 30 “Re-leaf” Arbor Day at the Arboretum. More than 40 “eco-exhibitors” will be set up at both locations. Louie the Lightning Bug and our Mini-City live electric safety demonstration will be on hand in addition to a full-day’s worth of fun and activities.

Visit the Louisville Zoo and the Lexington Arboretum online for more details.
Images courtesy of the Louisville Zoo and Lexington Arboretum





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