Evening Programs

Wolf Program - Wolf Howl

This unique evening program explores the world of the wolf and the wonder that surrounds the mysterious and mournful sound of their howls. This event begins indoors with an informative lecture-style program and slideshow. It is an educational and entertaining program for all ages.

Following the indoor program you and your Endangered Wolf Center (EWC) hosts will walk about a 1/2 mile (round trip) to an area near the wolf enclosures for the highlight of the event. There, we will attempt to get the wolves to howl. Our wolves usually answer but, like all wild animals, they are unpredictable and may not respond.

After the Howl, you will enjoy hot chocolate and cookies along with an opportunity for you to ask questions and browse our gift shop for one-of-a-kind gifts and mementos.

*This program is offered only in the month of January. Check out our Event Calendar for dates.

To Make Reservations

Evening Programs fill up very quickly so please make your reservation early. Reservations may be made by phone to the EWC office using MasterCard, Visa or American Express (processing fee applies.)

When making reservations for a group, please insure that everyone in your party is aware of the program procedures and directions to the EWC.
 

Reservation Confirmation and Refunds

Payment must be made in full at the time you make your reservation. As soon as we receive your reservation and payment a confirmation letter will be sent to you.

To receive a refund or reschedule, you must contact the EWC office at least 14 days in advance of your paid reservation.

If we must cancel the program due to unforeseeable circumstances, you will receive a full refund or an opportunity to reschedule.
 

Private Event Opportunities

We offer private Wolf Program Wolf Howls. This special event can be arranged for any private group up to 60 people. This event is ideal for client or employee appreciation or a private birthday or anniversary celebration. A minimum of 35 people or a $385 booking fee is required. For more details please contact the Endangered Wolf Center.