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Highlighted by culinary delights, entertainment and local spirits, the second annual Park County Animal Shelter Bite Nite is planned for the evening of Nov. 9 at the Olive Glenn Golf Course in Cody.
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Highlighted by culinary delights, entertainment and local spirits, the second annual Park County Animal Shelter Bite Nite is planned for the evening of Nov. 9 at the Olive Glenn Golf Course in Cody.
This tasting event will showcase the best of local Wyoming breweries, distilleries, wineries and chefs, all supporting the shelter’s mission to provide care to animals in need.
Drinks include craft beers, wines and artisanal spirits, while talented local chefs will provide tasty treats.
The fun will be served to live music, allowing attendees to mingle with fellow animal lovers (pets need to stay at home), and soak in the vibrant atmosphere.
Proceeds from the event will directly benefit the animals at the shelter. Tickets for Bite Nite are available at onecau.se/2024bitenite or at the Park County Animal Shelter. VIP registration begins at 5 p.m., and general admission begins at 6 p.m.
The continued support for the shelter has been instrumental in its mission; dedication to the welfare of animals in our community. Olive Glenn Golf Course is located at 802 Meadow Lane Ave. in Cody.
