Reptile & Bug Event Displays

A live-animal display guests can explore

A two-hour, table-based display with live reptiles, amphibians, bugs, natural artifacts, photos, questions, and supervised interaction.

$450
Current listed rate for two hours
2 hours
Program length
Chicagoland
Traveling from Mokena
Crosstown Exotics staffed reptile and bug display at an event

What to expect

Built around the animals—and the audience.

The display format works differently from a seated presentation. Crosstown Exotics sets up two or three tables so guests can circulate, meet animals, ask the educator questions, take photographs, and examine items such as shed skin, shells, or bones.

This is the most flexible choice for events with rolling attendance. It gives each guest a meaningful encounter without requiring the entire crowd to arrive at one presentation time.

  • Two to three staffed display tables
  • Rolling guest access over two hours
  • Live animals plus natural artifacts
  • Supervised photos, questions, and interaction
Crosstown Exotics staffed reptile and bug display at an event

Possible animal ambassadors

The exact lineup stays wild.

Animal availability, welfare, venue conditions, and the audience all shape the final lineup. These are examples that may fit this program.

  • Reptiles
  • Amphibians
  • Bugs
  • Rotating ambassadors
  • Bones, shells, and shed skin
Meet the collection

Verified Google reviews

What clients say after the animals leave.

5.0684 Google reviews
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The Crosstown Exotics show is somthing that the kids look forward to every summer at Whiting Public Library! Over 200 people attended.

Adrienne DeLunaGoogle reviewer
01 / 15

Plan with confidence

Questions about this program.

How is a display different from a show?

A display allows guests to circulate among staffed tables during a two-hour window instead of attending one seated presentation.

Can guests take photos?

Yes. The display is designed for questions, photographs, and supervised interaction at each guest’s pace.

How many tables are used?

The display typically uses two to three tables, depending on the event and lineup.