CELEBRATE SPRING AT NIABI ZOO.

The temps are finally warming up, so it's time to get out to the zoo!

May is full of school field trips during the week and fun events on the weekends. Stop by and say hi to your favorite animals.

Make entering the zoo a breeze by making note of these changes:

Members can now use any entrance line. Just show your photo ID and membership card. Click here to become a member or renew for 2015.
25¢ from every admission goes to Niabi Zoo's global conservation efforts. You'll be given a coin at admission to deposit into your conservation program of choice at the bank just inside the zoo.
Scroll down to see what passes are valid for the 2015 season. Welcome back to Niabi Zoo!
NEW EVENT! MIGRATORY MAYHEM ON MAY 9
From butterflies to birds, we'll look at animals that migrate, why they are important and what we can do to help them on their journeys.


Free activities and games are part of the Migration Mayhem!

The event is free to Zoo members, regular admission rates apply to other guests. There is no RSVP required for this fun event. The all ages fun is from 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

  • Senior Sunrise - May 5th - Morning walk and coffee, first Tuesdayof each month at 8:30 a.m.
  • Breakfast with the Animals - May 23rd - Start your Saturday with the giraffes. RSVP here
  • Princess and Pirate Day - May 23rd - Meet the princesses from Frozen. Click for details
 

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