MEIJER PRESENTS “THE WORLD’S LARGEST HALLOWEEN PARTY!”
OCTOBER 1–2, 6–9, 13–16, 20–23, 27–30
For the last 34 years the Louisville Zoo has provided area families with a cheery, not eerie Halloween Party during its “The World’s Largest Halloween Party!” presented by Meijer. This year the Zoo celebrates its 35th year for the popular party on October 1–2, 6–9, 13–16, 20–23 and 27–30.
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On Wednesday Mrs. Moore’s students were able to observe the Louisville Zoo’s Keeper Staff train bears, pinnipeds (sea lions/seals), and Amur tiger. During our training demos students have the opportunity to interact with the keepers and ask questions about animals and … Find Out More
As we prepared you for in recent blog entries, Kindi is now off exhibit while she is in the process of being introduced to her gorilla surrogate in the quiet and comfort of their bedroom/off exhibit spaces. For this blog, … Find Out More
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Kindi continues to be mentored by our Gorilla Care Staff as she continues to explore areas, sounds, sights and smells throughout Gorilla Forest. With Kindi’s new digs and the introduction to her new family looming, she is spending lots of … Find Out More
The heat of the summer is the perfect time to make a splash with “Water Wows!” and the Louisville Water Company! Find Out More
With great sadness, The Louisville Zoo had to say goodbye to one of its popular residents today — Monty, a 38-year-old male Burmese python that arrived at the Zoo in 1981. Find Out More
Our New Infant Gorilla Early spring brought a significant birth and addition to the Louisville Zoo family. The birth held excitement mixed with loss for the staff as we celebrated the arrival of an infant gorilla and we mourned the passing of her mother … Find Out More
In the early hours of June 14, a male Saharan addax calf was born to Roxanne (mother) and Hodge (father). This is a significant birth and the first addax born at the Zoo since 2013. Find Out More
So what happens when an infant gorilla starts getting more active and mobile? At her current weight of 7 pounds 15 ounces, Kindi is getting strong enough to scoot around. She’s not not quite crawling and pulling herself up on … Find Out More