Louisville Zoo

Meet Abeo the baby gorilla, Kaji the Sumatran tiger cub, and Nyasi the giraffe calf, all ready to charm visitors at the Louisville Zoo.

Too. Cute. For. Words.

There are any number of reasons to visit the Louisville Zoo. Two brand new koalas from the San Diego Zoo are just a couple more reasons.

Beloved Louisville Zoo elephants will be packing up and heading south to spend their golden years. Don't worry! You'll have some time to say your goodbyes.

Wild Lights returns to the Louisville Zoo for two months in the spring of 2024. Look for all-new exhibits and experiences.

Apes at the Louisville Zoo love to interact with visitors. From Gorillas watching Youtube, to Orangutans admiring babies and begging for snacks, these videos will warm your heart.

The world of LEGO® building blocks has just changed so much in the past 20 years. The company is 76 years old and I doubt even the original creator Ole Kirk Christiansen had any idea how big people’s imaginations would be or that the blocks would go beyond their toy status.

The Louisville Zoo has broken ground on a project that will allow it to continue growing and developing the zoo's Animal Ambassador Program.

The Louisville, Kentucky Zoo has announced the return of Wild Lights featuring thousands of handcrafted silk lanterns to take you on a global tour.

It's back by popular demand and we have some incredible photos from Wild Lights at the Louisville Zoo. Here's how to get your tickets!