Due to a temporary closure in response to COVID-19, the Louisville Zoo will celebrate its annual bash for the Earth — Party for the Planet: A Month-Long Celebration of the Earth powered by the LG&E and KU Foundation — in July. Find Out More
CONTACT: Kyle Shepherd Direct: 502-238-5331 | Media Only: 502-744-5639 kyle.shepherd@louisvilleky.gov The Louisville Zoo is excited to announce that general admission tickets are now on sale following a temporary closure in response to COVID-19. General admission dates begin July 4 and … Find Out More
The Zoo is proud to announce the Community Access Membership which offers a deep discount for families participating in the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program (SNAP). Find Out More
Due to member excitement and demand for tickets, but limited capacity, Louisville Zoo officials announced today that Member Days will be extended through July 3. Ticket sales for general admission will be announced at a later date. Find Out More
The Louisville Zoo announced today that it will be canceling all 2020 July and August summer camps out of an abundance of caution to help further prevent the spread COVID-19. Find Out More
The Louisville Zoo has a fun new way to liven up stay-at-home video conferences. Up to ten ZOOMbassadors will be available to be special guest stars in your next video meeting. Whether you’d like polar bear Qannik or 655-pound elephant Fitz popping in virtually to surprise your staff, friends or kids, there’s now an opportunity to make this happen. Find Out More
Spring is here and plants are waking up and putting out new shoots! One fun way to celebrate the new plants in your life is to make leaf impressions. You can make your leaf impressions as plain or decorative as … Find Out More
Migration is a fact of life for many animals who need to follow resources to survive in their changing habitats. Zebras are one of the many African mammals that migrate every year. One of the most dangerous spots for zebras … Find Out More
Mayor Greg Fischer announced a temporary closure, effective immediately, of all 17 Louisville Free Public Library locations, 13 community centers, the Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center and some indoor Zoo attractions. Additionally, two historic homes operated by Louisville Metro Parks & Recreation– Historic Locust Grove and Riverside, the Farnsley-Moremen Landing, will close for tours and programs. The grounds at both sites will remain open to the public. Find Out More
Following the recommendations of Mayor Greg Fischer and the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health Department regarding congregate events during COVID-19 response, the Louisville Zoo will be cancelling or postponing certain programming and activities scheduled through April 5, but at this time, will remain open. Find Out More