Events

The final Fall Flights presentation for the season is Friday, October 31st. Celebrate the finale in costume! A costume contest will take place the end of the show. Don't forget to bring your trick-or-treat supplies as well, because our staff and volunteers will be equipped with candy to give away throughout the day!

Costume with birds and other guests in mind. Limit costume size and accessories so as not to distract or scare the birds.

Experience Autumn in Boise at the World Center for Birds of Prey. Watch Summer turn to Fall as our Avian Ambassadors swoop and soar overhead in our amphitheater set in the sagebrush steppe. This delightful and dynamic show of aerial prowess will have you coming back for more!

The Eagle Hunters of Mongolia exhibition features Bill Saltzstein's vivid photography and captures stunning views and the rich tradition of Mongolian falconry.

The World Center for Birds of Prey is hosting Julie Shelton of JK Studios for a Charcoal Drawing Workshop. Artists of all skill levels will draw beautiful raptors, learn about raptor biology, and capture the unique texture of feathers with charcoal. Materials are included. Students will finish the workshop with a drawing of a raptor, a new set of skills, and the materials to continue their charcoal drawing journey at home.

Join us Saturday, November 15th from 1-4pm.

Get nose-to-beak on a guided tour with your homeschool students and family. This 90-minute tour begins with a live introduction to a raptor before we break into smaller guided groups. You will get a glimpse into the lives of the largest breeding flock of California Condors, and learn how studying life cycles, habitats, and adaptations helps our Peregrine Fund scientists conserve raptor species across the globe.

Sienna Meuser's paintings connect her curiosity for all wildlife and passion for advocating for those who cannot speak for themselves. "I take any chance I am given to talk about my paintings, and the species they depict, the struggles they're currently facing, and how we as a community can help."