Mounts Botanical Garden to Present RIBBIT THE EXHIBIT II with 18 Larger-Than-Life Frog Sculptures
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Floridant -- (West Palm Beach, FL – October 3, 2024) Friends of the Mounts Botanical Garden is bringing back by popular demand—the fun and family-friendly:

Ribbit the Exhibit II

November 23 through May 25


"Under the theme of Leap into Nature, Art & Science, Mounts Botanical Garden is planning a year of inspirational programming for all ages, launching this fall with the return of Ribbit, 18-larger-than-life, thoughtfully crafted, and whimsically inspired sculptures by artist Andy Cobb," says Mounts Interim Director Misty Stoller. "Best of all, almost all of the super-sized sculptures will be new to Mounts and were not part of the original exhibition in early 2020."

"The 18 lovable, hand-crafted frog sculptures will be displayed throughout Mounts, providing a captivating window into the fascinating world of amphibians and their profound impact on our ecology," she adds.

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During Ribbit the Exhibit II, Garden visitors can immerse themselves in a whimsical art experience where nature, art, and science converge harmoniously while discovering how these seemingly small creatures play a crucial role in the delicate balance of ecosystems and the interconnectedness that sustains the natural world.

Each frog sculpture is welded by hand and colored with a natural patina.

Inspirational and educational programming during this exhibit will include Family Days, with activities for children; fun and informative presentations by experts; wetlands ecology and environmental workshops; and "Frogtastic" educational programs.

Attached Images:

(Photo Credit: Mounts Botanical Garden)
  1. Ribbit sculptor Andy Cobb and one of his whimsical frogs.
  2. Ribbit the Exhibit II – Watering Frog at Mounts
  3. Ribbit the Exhibit II – Conversational Frog at Mounts

Available for Interview:

Misty Stoller, Interim Director

Mounts Botanical Garden

954.292.8169 / mstoller@pbcgov.org

Media Contact:

Gary Schweikhart, PR-BS

561.756.4298 / gary@pr-bs.net


Source: PR by Schweikhart
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