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Reptile Shows in New England for Birthdays, Schools, Summer Camps, Libraries, and Town Fairs!

Hands on reptile shows for all ages!

Join us at Expedition Reptile for an unforgettable adventure into the world of reptiles. Our shows are perfect for all ages and provide an unmatched combination of education and entertainment. At Expedition Reptile, we believe in the power of education through interaction. Our mission is to dispel myths about reptiles within a fun and educational setting.

Reptile Shows in New England

We’re Expedition Reptile LLC, your premier traveling reptile show company dedicated to bringing the thrill and education of reptiles right to your doorstep, school, summer camp or fair, across all six New England states—New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Founded with a passion for dispelling myths and igniting curiosity, our hands-on shows turn birthday parties, school assemblies, summer camps, and even bustling town fairs into unforgettable encounters with these often-misunderstood creatures.

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Hands on reptile shows for all ages!

Shedding fears, one snake at a time

Join us at Expedition Reptile for an unforgettable adventure into the world of reptiles. Our shows are perfect for all ages and provide an unmatched combination of education and entertainment. At Expedition Reptile, we believe in the power of education through interaction. Our mission is to dispel myths about reptiles within a fun and educational setting.

We not only entertain but also provide an opportunity for attendees to learn about these remarkable creatures. Our hands-on experiences allow participants to engage directly with the reptiles, enhancing their understanding and appreciation of these often misunderstood animals.

A Diverse Showcase

We take pride in showcasing reptiles from both New England and around the globe. During our shows, you can expect to see an incredible variety of reptiles, including:

  • Snakes of All Kinds: From the gentle corn snake to the majestic boa constrictor, we present a range of snake species that highlight their unique characteristics.

  • All Hands on Deck! Get up close with some fascinating and cute lizards such as geckos, bearded dragons, spiney tail lizards and more, as we share interesting facts about their behaviors and adaptations. Touch a tortoise and even learn how intelligent a Tegu is!

  • The Grand Finale: A breathtaking grand finale featuring our showstopper: a 35+ pound boa constrictor named Cuddles!! This extraordinary moment is a highlight for all ages, providing a thrilling conclusion to an engaging and educational experience.

We offer Professional Reptile Shows in New England for:

Birthdays

Schools

Camps

Libraries

Fairs

Photoshoots

Reptile Shows for Birthdays

Be the star of our show & get a free tshirt

Reptile Shows for Schools

Educational shows that are a safe, fun and hands on!

Reptile Shows for Summer Camps

Summer fun with reptiles from around the world!

Reptile Shows for Libraries

Dispel myths and take a walk on the wild side!

Reptile Shows for Town Fairs

Attract the masses at your town fair, we’re always a hit!

Reptiles for Photoshoots

Reptile rentals for a photoshoot unlike any other!

FAQs

Can I see if your available and get a quote without booking?2026-05-15T06:21:30-04:00

To check our availability or get a quote please click here

When you are ready to book you may proceed beyond the first booking page. If you submit the form in full then you ARE booking a show. But yes, you can look without submitting it.

Do you take in red eared sliders?2026-05-17T06:35:05-04:00

We do not accept surrendered Red-Eared Sliders at Expedition Reptile LLC. While we do take in certain rescues for our educational programs, we are unable to accept red-eared sliders due to the extremely high volume of surrenders, space limitations, and regulatory restrictions in New England.

Important: Never release a red-eared slider (or any pet turtle) into the wild. They are considered invasive in New England, can outcompete native turtle species, spread diseases, and releasing pets is illegal in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and most other states. Many will not survive our cold winters.

Recommended Steps for Responsible Rehoming:

  1. Contact Turtle Rescue League (Southbridge, MA) first They are one of the most experienced organizations in the region for pet turtle surrenders, including red-eared sliders. They offer guidance on legal requirements in Massachusetts and can help with placement or foster/adoption options. → Visit: turtlerescueleague.org → See their page: “I Can No Longer Care For My Pet Turtle”
  2. Other Regional Resources
    • New England Herpetological Society (NEHS)
    • In Connecticut: Northeast Reptile Rescue (Hamden), or other local reptile rescues (note: many are at capacity for sliders due to high surrender rates).
    • Search Petfinder or Adopt-a-Pet for turtle-friendly organizations.

Red-Eared Sliders are restricted in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Laws limit importing, selling, and releasing them. If you have questions about legal transfer in your state, Turtle Rescue League or your state wildlife agency (MassWildlife or CT DEEP) can provide the most current guidance.

If you are struggling with your turtle’s care, we are happy to share general husbandry resources to help you keep your pet if possible. Responsible ownership starts with understanding these animals’ long lifespan and specific needs.

Thank you for choosing a responsible path for your turtle.

What age groups are your shows best for?2026-05-13T09:00:14-04:00

Perfect for ages 6 and up. We adjust content—simpler for younger audiences, deeper science for middle – high school and adults.

For daycare age kids – 5 and under we offer petting zoo style set ups only for up close viewing with full parental supervision required at all times for each child.

Can I get a price quote before I book?2026-05-13T06:28:31-04:00

Absolutely, click here: www.expeditionreptile.com/book

Then select State and Package and a preferred Date and then you will see your price quote appear at the bottom of the page.

To save your date simply click on the “I’m ready book button”.

Can we pick the reptiles you bring?2026-05-13T06:32:06-04:00

In the comments box of the booking calendar, you are welcome to request specific reptiles that you would like us to bring, but there is no guarantee that the ones you want will be available that day. Click here to check out our line up, to see the reptiles that we choose from to bring to a show.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I see if your available and get a quote without booking?2026-05-15T06:21:30-04:00

To check our availability or get a quote please click here

When you are ready to book you may proceed beyond the first booking page. If you submit the form in full then you ARE booking a show. But yes, you can look without submitting it.

Do you take in red eared sliders?2026-05-17T06:35:05-04:00

We do not accept surrendered Red-Eared Sliders at Expedition Reptile LLC. While we do take in certain rescues for our educational programs, we are unable to accept red-eared sliders due to the extremely high volume of surrenders, space limitations, and regulatory restrictions in New England.

Important: Never release a red-eared slider (or any pet turtle) into the wild. They are considered invasive in New England, can outcompete native turtle species, spread diseases, and releasing pets is illegal in Massachusetts, Connecticut, and most other states. Many will not survive our cold winters.

Recommended Steps for Responsible Rehoming:

  1. Contact Turtle Rescue League (Southbridge, MA) first They are one of the most experienced organizations in the region for pet turtle surrenders, including red-eared sliders. They offer guidance on legal requirements in Massachusetts and can help with placement or foster/adoption options. → Visit: turtlerescueleague.org → See their page: “I Can No Longer Care For My Pet Turtle”
  2. Other Regional Resources
    • New England Herpetological Society (NEHS)
    • In Connecticut: Northeast Reptile Rescue (Hamden), or other local reptile rescues (note: many are at capacity for sliders due to high surrender rates).
    • Search Petfinder or Adopt-a-Pet for turtle-friendly organizations.

Red-Eared Sliders are restricted in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Laws limit importing, selling, and releasing them. If you have questions about legal transfer in your state, Turtle Rescue League or your state wildlife agency (MassWildlife or CT DEEP) can provide the most current guidance.

If you are struggling with your turtle’s care, we are happy to share general husbandry resources to help you keep your pet if possible. Responsible ownership starts with understanding these animals’ long lifespan and specific needs.

Thank you for choosing a responsible path for your turtle.

What age groups are your shows best for?2026-05-13T09:00:14-04:00

Perfect for ages 6 and up. We adjust content—simpler for younger audiences, deeper science for middle – high school and adults.

For daycare age kids – 5 and under we offer petting zoo style set ups only for up close viewing with full parental supervision required at all times for each child.

Can I get a price quote before I book?2026-05-13T06:28:31-04:00

Absolutely, click here: www.expeditionreptile.com/book

Then select State and Package and a preferred Date and then you will see your price quote appear at the bottom of the page.

To save your date simply click on the “I’m ready book button”.

Can we pick the reptiles you bring?2026-05-13T06:32:06-04:00

In the comments box of the booking calendar, you are welcome to request specific reptiles that you would like us to bring, but there is no guarantee that the ones you want will be available that day. Click here to check out our line up, to see the reptiles that we choose from to bring to a show.

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