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Ryogen Iwasa gets the chance to feed Jasiri the giraffe at Summer Safari Nights at Reid Park Zoo on June 10. Ryogen, his parents Chihiro and Yuki, were among the hundreds to take advantage of the extended hours to beat the heat and see the entertainment, a few booths and the animals. Safari nights runs every Saturday night through August 12 from 6-8 p.m. It’s free for zoo members and children under two, $6.50 for children 2-14, $8.50 for 62 and older and $10.50 for ages 15-61.
Kaiden Guerra comes face to face with Darth Vader at Summer Safari Nights at Reid Park Zoo on June 10. Vader and several other Star Wars characters, and some others from the Marvel Comics universe cosplayers, were among the roving entertainers meeting and posing with the patrons.
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