LOS ANGELES: Sex And The City Zoo Wild, Adults-Only Valentine's Celebration At The Los Angeles Zoo Saturday, February 11, 2017, 5-9 p.m.

Experience a Provocative Animal Dating-Mating-Cohabitating Presentation, Decadent Refreshments, Up-Close Animal Encounters And Romantic Dinner Option
Los Angeles Zoo
Griffith Park
5333 Zoo Drive
Los Angeles, CA 90027
(323) 644-6001
lazoo.org
Optional Dinner 7 to 9 pm
Los Angeles Zoo and Botanical Gardens

Tickets to the SEX AND THE CITY ZOO's reception and lecture are $40 per person (or $30 for GLAZA members). Tickets for the reception, lecture, and five-course dinner with wine pairing are $140 ($130 for GLAZA members). Seating is limited, and reservations for the dinner are required by February 6. The event is open to adults age 21 and older. The Los Angeles Zoo is located in Griffith Park at the junction of the Ventura (134) and Golden State (5) freeways. 5333 Zoo Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90027. Free parking is available. For tickets, call 866-949-8007, lazoo.org/sexandthecityzoo/

Valentine's Day celebration at SEX AND THE CITY ZOO is dedicated to romance in the animal kingdom

Ages 21 and older begins with a reception from 5 to 6 pm featuring tempting refreshments, wines and animal walk-abouts," which include chats with keepers and the chance to observe small animals up close. At the heart of the evening is a provocative "Fool for Love" presentation and Q & A from 6 to 7 pm about animal dating, mating and cohabitating by Sandy Masuo.

The event's climax is an intimate, seasonally inspired five-course farm-to-table dinner from 7 to 9 pm created by the Zoo's executive chef, Brad Robertson. Each course is paired with a selection from Foxen, a winery located in Santa Maria at Northern Santa Barbara County's historic Rancho Tinaquaic that shares the Zoo's dedication to sustainability. 

5-7 p.m. Zoo's Witherbee Auditorium - The lighthearted affair for ages 21 and up begins with a reception from 5 to 6 pm featuring decadent refreshments, tempting desserts, alluring wines and animal walk-abouts," which include chats with keepers and the chance to observe small animals up close. At the heart of the evening is a provocative birds and bees  presentation and Q & A from 6 to 7 pm about animal dating, mating and cohabitating.