Join the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge for Monster Bash 2011 – a celebration of the 42nd anniversary of the sighting of the Lake Worth Monster. Forty-two years ago, Fort Worth was abuzz with reported sightings of the Lake Worth Monster. Although the creature ”described as a hairy, scaly 7-foot-tall man-goat-beast ” hasn't been seen regularly since that memorable summer of 1969, locals can attend Monster Bash to celebrate this legend and the habitat he calls home.
She Is Dallas Info: Monster Bash 2011 will take place Saturday, October 1 from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm at the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge (FWNC), 9601 Fossil Ridge Road in Fort Worth.. Admission prices for the Center are $5 Adults (13-64); $2 Children (3-12); under 3 FREE; $3 Seniors (65+); $1 Discount per person with Military ID.For more information, please visit the Fort Worth Nature Center and Refuge website. You can also follow FWNC on Facebook and FWNC Twitter but you’ll also want to follow the Lake Worth Monster’s very own Facebook page!
Park your car at the festival parking, visit the environmental vendors & food booths, and listen to music by talented local musicians The Skip Pullig Band, Barbara Taylor, & Joel McElhany.
There will be many interactive games & activities for people of all ages! At the festival area, you can get snacks and even get a picture with the Lake Worth Monster. Will the Monster be a special guest in the festival area? You ™ll just have to stop by and find out.
Your little ones will enjoy all kinds of fun interactive kids ™ games & crafts at the Kids ™ Monster Headquarters. Ever wondered how to build a monster? Your kids will be busy building monsters while learning about the local habitat that the Monster calls home.
And take a ride on the Monster Hayride for $5 per person. Don't miss out on this alternative form of transportation to see the park. Along the route, you will learn about the lore & legend of the Lake Worth Monster. Could he still be lurking in the woods just beyond the road? What does he eat? What was all the fuss about 42 years ago when the monster was first sighted? Inquiring minds will find out these answers & more on the hayride. You might even catch a glance of the monster! Hayride times: 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 1:30, 2:30
There are just too many events to list here but check out the
Monster Bash events page for more info on canoe trips, guided hikes, seed sack races, storytelling, archery, a tire hurling contest and so much more!
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