Rhythm in the Wild: Indigo Dreamers performance

Indigo Dreamers are set to play Palm Beach Zoo’s after-hours “Rhythm in the Wild” program on Saturday, April 25, from 6 to 9 p.m. in West Palm Beach. (palmbeachpost.com) The concert is part of a three-night run this weekend, April 24 through April 26, at the zoo at 1301 Summit Blvd. The zoo’s ticket page describes the series as a spring nighttime event with live music, food and drinks, conservation talks and animal encounters. (palmbeachzoo.org) Palm Beach Post’s weekend guide listed the Indigo Dreamers date as one of its top five things to do in Palm Beach County. A mirrored listing said the duo would provide the soundtrack for an evening that also includes conservation stories and intimate animal encounters. (palmbeachpost.com, yahoo.com) Palm Beach Zoo launched “Rhythm in the Wild” in February as a new spring series rather than a one-off concert. A January Palm Beach Post report said opening night on Feb. 13 paired live music, themed food and drinks, and a conservation focus on big cats. (palmbeachpost.com) The format turns the zoo into an evening venue after regular daytime hours. WPTV reported that each night in the series has featured a different band, a distinct animal moment and a nightly conservation message from zoo staff. (wptv.com) Indigo Dreamers are a South Florida duo with an April 25 show listed at Palm Beach Zoo on their official schedule. Their site also lists recent local dates in Palm Beach Gardens, West Palm Beach and Delray Beach, placing the act squarely in the county’s live-music circuit. (indigodreamers.com) Listings for the weekend show ticket prices starting at $15.95 and running to $19.95, though the zoo directs visitors to its own event page for current availability and purchase details. The series’ final advertised night is April 25, making the Indigo Dreamers set the last scheduled performance in the spring run. (palmbeachillustrated.com, westpalmbeach.macaronikid.com) For Palm Beach County residents looking for a weekend show, this one bundles a concert with zoo access and programmed animal encounters in a single three-hour block. The latest time, venue and ticket details are on the event listing and the zoo’s ticket page. (palmbeachpost.com, palmbeachzoo.org)