Purchase this shirt to show your love for the Topeka Zoo. Please note if you need your shirt shipped within the continental United States, you will need to purchase item number 2 as well.

If you need to have your shirt shipped in the continental United States (item number 1) please add this item to your purchase as well.

Start your morning off right here at the Topeka Zoo. Your party of 6 will begin the day at 8:00 AM in the location of your choice! See what happens early in the morning as the staff prepares the zoo for guests and tends to the animal's habitat. You may see various toys, scents, or food being set-out by our team in the patas monkey, lion, painted dog, and cougar areas. Listen to the rainforest birds come alive as they sing their choruses while you search for sloths at first light. Before the end of your breakfast, you will have the first glimpse as the animals explore.

Host your next shindig at the Zoo! This rental is for a party of up to 150 people and includes exclusive use of the Camp Cowabunga with Zoo access.

The African safari themed camp is a fabulous setting for any holiday party, wedding reception, family reunion, office gathering or birthday party!

This package is for facility rental only, which typically starts at $2,500 and does not include catering through preferred caterers or linens. Additional event features can be purchased at the time of booking, including animal encounter opportunities, additional guests and linens. You may serve alcohol for additional fees.

Event must be booked at least 90 days in advance.

Do you want to have the wildest birthday party in town? Then, the Topeka Zoo is the place for you! Win this birthday party package to celebrate your special day the right way! Enjoy a party for 20, a perfect party for any age. This includes a fun animal program and a cupcake cake.

Add some excitement to your next virtual meeting and connect to the natural world by having one of the Topeka Zoo's resident animals join you! Enjoy an Educator or Keeper chat with staff as we drop in on your meeting or in your home for a quick hello.

Includes the following:

• 10-15 minute chat from a Zoo staff member with an Ambassador animal (birds, reptiles, or select mammals) between the hours of 10am and 3pm
• Zoom connection for one device provided by the Zoo
• Zoom Link provided via email.

The Topeka Zoo is going Hallmark, helping make your special occasion one to remember! With a Virtual Greeting, you can meet your favorite Ambassador animal from the comfort of your own home.

Includes the following:

• 15-minute chat with a Zoo staff member and an Ambassador animal (birds, reptiles, or select mammals)
• Zoom connection for one device provided by the Zoo
• Zoom link provided via email

What a unique gift for a birthday, anniversary or any special occasion!

Adventure-Challenge programming is an adventure based and highly interactive workshop in which individuals within the group work together to improve communication, cooperation, problem solving, and goal setting as a team. This outdoor workshop will include hands-on, activity based events, sequenced to walk the group through a collection of challenges that engage all members of the group, while continually improving the group's overall team work abilities. This adventure would work well for any group or team that would like to conclude a workshop with improved team work, team skills, and leadership skills. Schedule your adventure to build a stronger team! Join us for a fun and exciting 2 hour event while enhancing your groups creative problem solving and team work. Maximum group size of 16, however 14 individuals are recommened.

Please note that this program works best for high school or order individuals.

Pack your gear and head to the zoo for a night you won't forget! You and 15 guests will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to spend the night inside Camp Cowabunga. Your group will experience a rare night tour of the zoo!

Zoo Snooze begins at 7:00 p.m. and ends at 8:30 a.m. the following day following a light breakfast, which will be provided!

Campers must provide their own dinner, flashlights and sleeping bags.

This will be THE slumber party of your life!

If you love board games, entertainment and drinks, you are going to LOVE this package! Take a behind the scenes tour and then head to Camp Cowabunga for a super fun night of board games with your very own personal board game master. This package would be great for families or for a fun time hanging with your pals!

This party for 15 includes: beer of your choice (or soda), popcorn, pretzels, pizza and fun.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the patas monkeys at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the patas monkey exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the African Lion at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the African Lion exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Painted Dogs at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Painted Dogs exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Orangutans at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Orangutans exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Sun Bear at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Sun Bear exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Tigers at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Tigers exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Black Bears at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Black Bears exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Pronghorns at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Pronghorns exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the River Otters at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the River Otters exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Mountain Lions at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Mountain Lions exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This is your chance to be the 2021 sponsor for the Golden Lion Tamarins at the Topeka Zoo. Your name will be featured on a window sign at the Rain Forest exhibit from January 1st to December 31st 2021.

This ring is a size 7 1/4 and comes with earrings.

This Biwa Pearl necklace would add a sense of elegance to any outfit. Biwa Pearls are are originally freshwater pearls cultured by mussels, which adds a sense of uniqueness to this item!

This sterling silver chain link bracelet will enhance any wardrobe selection. What a perfect gift for someone special!

This print is already framed and ready for your wall, it is by Janet Campbell features Sherman Hall it is a limited edition framed print #307/1000. The frame is 19.5 X15.5 inches.

Fox Decanter Set includes a serving tray, 2 glasses, a glass decanter with 8 reusable golden ice cubes featuring different Fox tv shows.

This is a $30 Gift Certificate for Worth A 1000 Words.

This print is already framed and ready for your wall, by Janet Campbell features Memorial Chapel it is a limited edition framed print #285/1000. The frame is 19.5 X15.5 inches.

This print is already framed and ready for your wall by Janet Campbell features Bull Hall it is a limited edition framed print #260/1000. The frame is 19.5 X15.5 inches.

Pamper yourself at Meraki Salon with Rhonda Moten and enjoy a cut and style!

This print is already framed and ready for your wall by Janet Campbell features the Main Entrance it is a limited edition framed print #269/1000. The frame is 19.5 X15.5 inches.

Travel by stagecoach in the Old West was fraught with danger and discomfort. Way stations were vital links, providing water and a change of horses for the next leg of the perilous journey. The men at the way stations would sometimes help fight off Indians who might be attacking the stage as it was coming in.

Here, however, a band of Indians have surrounded a way station and are burning it down. It is a sod hut, partly under the ground, built out from a slope. The Indians have raided the adjoining horse corral and are taking away the horses for their own use. The next stagecoach to pass this way may well face a critical problem of survival.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 581 of 1000

This Greenwich limitededition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist.

Display this lovely vase with flowers at your home

In this cavalry scene of the mid-1880s, United States troops have been caught in the open by a very large Indian force and are heading for higher ground to defend themselves. They can hear the chilling war cries of more pursuers, as yet unseen, coming over the hill in the distance. The rider in the foreground is a scout for the troops.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 123 of 1000 This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 29"w x 20"h. Published: June 1979

As the column draws up for the charge, the Indian scout is briefing the officer on the lay of the land and the danger that lies ahead. The morning stillness will soon explode into a thunder of horses' hooves, a clatter of sabers and the blast of a trumpet sounding the charge.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 581 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 28"w x 18 1/2"h.
Published: February 1980

This print features our youngest Orangutan, Bumi! You can always find Bumi playing in the yard on a nice day. This beautiful picture was taken by our talented docent, Kim Busey. This canvas print is 11 x 14.

These Calhoun's Jewelers diamond earrings are absolutely stunning!!! You will be sure to turn heads when wearing them. They are 14K gold, .47 dwt., 72 ctw.

A trader with his string of mules listens . . . the mules perk up their ears. Has the sound of a twig snapping alerted them to some hidden danger? Caution in the early West was not only advisable - it was essential for survival. The trader has his flintlock plains rifle ready to draw at the first sign of a threat. Is the threat real?.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 20 1/2"w x 7 1/2"h.
Published: March 1982

Indians became known for their wily tactics, uncanny instincts and knowledge of local terrain. Choosing an easy prey, however, is perhaps the most ancient of military strategies - and one which the Indians could exercise as well as any. A wagonload of supplies returning from town to the ranch offered just such a target. Having no guard for protection, this driver was particularly vulnerable. Now, his only hope is to reach the ranch - and safety - before the hostiles close in.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 23 3/4"w x 11 1/2"h.
Published: August 1981

First it was a total gray void. Only a few feet around you was familiar, the grass and a rock, all the rest a pale, warm gray. Slowly a rock emerged from the mist, then a point of land appeared beyond the rock. It grew lighter and as in creation, new images appeared as the sun pulled the moisture up in wispy swirls. Then there was movement . . . a hunting party of Indians left the trees and moved into the water before them.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is #583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 28"w x 16 7/8"h.
Published: December 1982

Can you imagine begin charged headlong by a thundering herd of buffalo? If you were a settler in the early West, such a terrifying event might be more real than imaginary. The Indians used these powerful beasts to harass the white man by stampeding them into his wagon trains. Their lands being invaded, the Indians were forced to wage warfare however they could and the buffalo stampede enabled just a few Indians to cause a great deal of damage. The buffalo would ram the wagons and the ensuing chaos would enable the Indians to steal the livestock.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 28 3/4"w x 19 3/16"h.
Published: April 1982

This Apache is tracking in rocky country. He has dismounted to look intensely for a turned stone, a scratch, any meager sign that might tell him which way his enemy has gone. Apaches were used in later years by the Cavalry to track those among their own people who had fled the reservation. The Apache's cunning made this a difficult task . . . even though it was an Apache who was doing the trailing.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 26 1/2"w x 16 1/4"h.
Published: June 1982

As the buffalo were killed off of the great open grasslands and the Indians were driven to reservations, cattlemen were never long in filling the vacuum. The cattle industry, as it flourished in the West, could trace its roots to Spanish stock brought over for beef by the conquistadores.

As the Spanish padres founded missions in Mexican Texas, they brought cattle to feed their Indian converts. Through neglect, abandonment and occasionally Indian destruction of the missions, many cattle strayed. Wild herds spread in the brushlands and across the Rio Grande plain. These evolved into the Texas longhorns which were the foundation for the early cattle kingdoms.

After the Civil War, plentiful beef was worth next to nothing in Texas although demand was strong in the East and the North. Daring cattle-poor stockmen drove a quarter of a million head to Missouri in the spring and summer of 1866, searching for a market. These cattle are being brought to the mining towns of Montana for sale and consumption.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is # 583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 29 1/2"w x 16"h.
Published: June 1981

This is a scenic painting of the Northwest with the three trappers and their pack horses as part of the landscape. They are pausing at the edge of a river, deciding where to cross.

The logs in the foreground were deposited by spring runoff when the water was high and grass has grown up around them. Visually, they lead the eye to the trappers who are spotlighted by the early morning sun streaking across the meadow. The dark pine trees and cloud shadows on the mountains lend drama to the scene.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is #583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 29"w x 19"h.
Published: August 1980

Gustave Caillebotte delighted in unusual vantage points and compositions. This close-up view of fruit stacked on a market stand creates a bold pattern of repeated forms and colors, while the sensuous brushstrokes suggest the lusciousness of the fruit.

This print by Gustave Caillebotte, 1848-1894is 22X28 inches and been stored rolled.

he Western American Indian is usually pictured on horseback, especially the warriors. But long before the horse, the Indians were superb runners and even with the horse, learned to run as well as ride.

This small band of Indian warriors has left their horses in a safe place and are approaching the enemy on foot so as not to alert them.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is #583 of 1000

This Greenwich limited edition print has been personally approved and signed by the artist. Image Size: 29"w x 14 1/2"h.
Published: January 1982

This is a framed 17 X 22 poem by C.T. Lanham Captain Infantry featuring artwork by Dickson.

This print depicts a surreal composition of maids walking past seated patrons at tables dining with one another, the background of which swirls around its subjects in a blurry fashion. To the lower right corner of the composition is an in-plate artist signature, date (87) and title, which is complemented to the margins by a handwritten artist signature.

This is a limited edition print is # 94 of 500, this print is 33x25.5 inches.

Under attack, two horses already riderless, the cavalry attempts to delay which may give them time to reach a larger force or at least a defensible position. Under fire, cavalry horses often became excited and could be as much a problem as the Indians. They sometimes pitched, sometimes "cold-jawed" and ran away. Occasionally in helpless fear, they carried their riders headlong into the enemy and sudden death. Many a nameless frontier trooper lies buried in an unmarked grave, its location long forgotten, as a result of similar skirmishes.

This Frank McCarthy limited edition print is already matted and framed and ready to hang on your wall.

This is a $30 Gift Certificate for Worth A 1000 Words.

If you love poker and bourbon, then this package is PERFECT for you! Take a behind the scenes tour then head to Camp Cowabunga for the evening.

This party for 10 includes: bourbon tastings, brats, and your very own personal dealer for a game of poker with your friends.

**All participants must be 21 years of age or older.

This is a limited edition print #17 our of 30 that were made of Danny May's Lady Reading a Book. The frame is 22 x 27 inches.

This is a painting by Kathy Serry an artist who used to live in Topeka Kansas, this painting is signed and dated in 1983. On the back of the painting it is dated 1-20-1983. This canvas is approximately 9X12 inches.