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The zoo will close early at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 20, 2026, for our Tasting Flight event.

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A man carries a young girl on his shoulders under a canopy of hanging purple flowers, both looking ahead with smiles. Other people are visible in the background, enjoying the vibrant floral display.

Special Event Nights at WildLanterns This Season

November 18, 2025

A brightly illuminated moose sculpture with glowing antlers adorned with blue birds, hanging green vines, and small flowers, all lit up against a dark background.

Preview: Media invited to experience the magic of WildLanterns at the zoo

November 10, 2025

Aerial view of the zoo with dense trees in the foreground, residential neighborhoods in the middle, and a city skyline with tall buildings and a lake in the distance under a clear sky.

Woodland Park Zoo Invites Non-Profit and Human Service Applicationsfor Free Zoo Tickets Through Its Community AccessProgram

November 7, 2025

A rhinoceros stands behind a fallen log with green leaves, next to a small American flag, in an outdoor enclosure with a rocky background.

Zoo honors U.S. military and veterans with free admission on Veterans Day, November 11

November 6, 2025

A colorful Day of the Dead altar displays framed animal photos, including a close-up of an orangutan, surrounded by offerings, handwritten notes, candles, and vibrant decorations.

Animal ofrenda honors spirits of beloved zoo animals and pets

October 14, 2025

A tiger lies on the grass, partially hidden behind green foliage, with its head and front legs visible, looking directly at the camera in a natural outdoor setting.

Zoo Mourns the Loss of CriticallyEndangered Malayan Tiger

October 2, 2025

An otter leans its head and paws on a large orange pumpkin with a hole in it, outdoors on a stone surface with some grass in the background.

ThisIsHowWeZoo: Fall and fun happening at Woodland Park Zoo

September 25, 2025

A gray wolf stands alert on grassy ground, looking toward the camera, with another wolf resting in the background among trees and foliage.

Howls Return! New Wolf Pack Arrives at Woodland Park Zoo

September 24, 2025

A bear stands behind a carved pumpkin with a face, placed on a pile of logs. The bear looks to the side with its mouth slightly open, and the background is blurred with natural outdoor scenery.

Pumpkin Bash presented by Smile Generation

September 23, 2025

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