Announcements
Birds of Prey Day
Sunday, June 2, 2024
10:00am - 4:00pm
400 Doansburg Road, Brewster, NY 10509
Thank you for a wonderful Birds of Prey Day!
We’ll see you next year!
Celebrate Green Chimneys’ famous annual tradition dedicated to children, the environment and magnificent birds of prey.
- Over 100 raptors
- Free-flying demos
- Top wildlife experts
- Live animal presentations
- Hayrides
- Zip line
- Children’s activities
- Live music and more!
Green Chimneys’ renowned Farm & Wildlife Center is home to over 300 animals, including 50 birds of prey. An Andean condor; numerous hawks, falcons and owls; and several crows are under the care of expert wildlife staff. Spring always brings large numbers of fledgling birds that need care, and the goal is to return them to the wild as soon as possible. The students of the Green Chimneys School have some special needs of their own and through the rehabilitation and care of these animals, they learn compassion, encouragement, and the true meaning of stewardship.
Join us!
Enjoy live demonstrations from leading wildlife and environmental experts, including:
- James Eyring, Hawk Tales
- Brian Bradley, Skyhunters in Flight
- Tom Cullen, Falconry Excursions
- Bobby Young, Master Falconer
- Maggie Ciarcia-Belloni, Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator
- New York State Falconry Association
- Teatown Lake Reservation
- And many more to come!
A special welcome to our falconer friends who help to make this event a success. All falconers are invited with or without a bird, and receive complimentary admission for you and a guest; one parking pass; two lunch passes; and an event t-shirt. Help us facilitate your day – register in advance!
Advance your business at Birds of Prey Day!
Become a Sponsor and increase brand awareness while supporting a nonprofit.
To explore a range of options at various price points, contact Jennifer Toussaint at [email protected]
As a Vendor, you can sell products and expand your customer base on-site.
- 10×10 space starts at $75
- Application must be received by Friday, May 10, 2024
- Contact [email protected]
DOWNLOAD VENDOR APPLICATION & REQUIREMENTS
As a Food Truck Vendor, delight attendees with your tasty offerings.
We are at capacity for food trucks! Please inquire next year.
- Food Truck Fee is $175
- Application must be received by Friday, May 10, 2024
- Contact [email protected]
Learn what Birds of Prey Day is all about:
2023 EVENT HIGHLIGHTS!
25th Anniversary Video
2024 ticket sales open april 5
| Ticket type | Purchase online by May 3 | Purchase online by or on June 2 | On-site; day of event June 2 |
| Child (Age 3-11) | $5 + $5 coupon* | $5 | $10 |
| Adult (12+) | $15 + $5 coupon* | $15 | $20 |
| Senior (60+) | $5 + $5 coupon* | $5 | $10 |
| Family Pass (2 adults + 2 children) |
$35 + (4) $5 coupons* | $35 | $45 |
ONLINE TICKET SALES HAVE ENDED. PURCHASE AT THE DOOR.
Purchase tickets
Ticket cost covers entrance to event. Additional cost for some activities; cash recommended.
Dogs or other personal animals are not permitted.
*Tickets purchased online through May 3 receive a $5 OFF coupon to use on June 2, 2024. Coupons are provided at Registration on day of event; valid at the Green Chimneys Merchandise Tent or at Boni-Bel Country Store (301 Doansburg Road). Family Pass purchases receive four coupons. Coupons may not be combined on purchase of a single item.
Free off-site parking with complimentary shuttle service
Green Chimneys’ complimentary shuttle bus service provides convenient transport between the event and designated FREE parking in Brewster at:
- Stanley Black & Decker 2 Powers Lane, Brewster, NY 10509
- Mt. Ebo Business Park 16 Mt. Ebo Road South, Brewster, NY 10509
Premium and VIP Parking
$20 per car CASH ONLY
Purchase on-site. Based on availability.
Premium parking ($20 per car) is conveniently located in the Otter Lot, across the road from Green Chimneys’ campus, or in the Horse Lot, directly in front of the Green Chimneys Gym building.
Featured Image: The Ferruginous Hawk, known for its rust-colored feathers which extend to its talons, is found across open grasslands and prairies in the American West. With a wingspan of about four and a half feet, it is the largest species of hawk in North America. Because of their size and color, they are sometimes confused with Golden Eagles, which are actually much bigger.
The female Ferruginous Hawk that calls Green Chimneys home retired from a falconer on Long Island. This species can work with falconers but due to its limited native range, it’s not traditionally used outside of the United States. The Ferruginous Hawk hunts using several techniques: flying low to the ground at high speeds, soaring high above, or hovering and then swooping down to catch prey.
