Join Dock Street and Courtney Doud of Raptor Jawns inside our Brewery (enter thru the large garage door on 22nd Street) to meet - and hold! - some gorgeous raptors, including a Red-Tailed Hawk, Eastern Screech Owl or Eagle Owl, and Lanner Falcon. Trainer Coutney Doud will be here with her feathered friends. We’ll get to learn about them and hold them!
All ages!
Tickets are $45/person and includes your choice of a Dock Street Bandana or Dock Street Koozy. This event is limited to 35 people, and we expect to sell out!
TICKET LINK COMING SOON!
ABOUT RAPTOR JAWNS:
Raptor Jawns offers a rare opportunity to engage with the natural world in a way that's simply unmatched. It celebrates the unconventional, the authentic, and the beautifully unique - the perfect gift or enhancement of your special event.
With Raptor Jawns, you and your guests will create unforgettable memories, unlike anything you've participated in before. Our programs offer an invitation to connect with the wild in a way few ever will.
Rooted in the 5,000-year-old tradition of falconry, Raptor Jawns honors the legacy of this ancient art, connecting us to a primal past while highlighting the current place and future needs of these majestic birds of prey. If you're here, you've found an educational and awe-inspiring experience that will delight nature lovers of all ages, from 1:1 encounters to large scale presentations for your party, wedding, school, corporate event, fair, or festival.
MEET COURTNEY:
Raptor Jawns was founded by Courtney Douds, a Master Falconer with over twenty years of experience working with birds of prey. Courtney became obsessed with falconry after seeing the Royal Tenenbaums in theaters as a child, sparking a lifelong passion.
She has volunteered at rehabilitation and research centers focusing on raptors, worked as an instructor at Ireland's School of Falconry, worked in abatement – falconry pest control – on a garbage dump in New Jersey, hunted with the Kazakh berkutchi golden eagle hunters of Mongolia, and has hunted with red-tails in the United States since becoming a licensed falconer in 2011.