utica zoo

Maybe it's your first time visiting Central New York. Maybe you've lived here all your life and you've realized there's a lot of places you haven't been before.

Meet the new babies at the Utica Zoo as they begin welcoming more visitors today.

April is Autism Acceptance Month and one Central New York family is thankful their autistic children were not only accepted, but welcomed back.

As venues across Central New York are thankfully opening up, the Utica Zoo is doing everything possible to keep their animals healthy and free of COVID-19.

A lot is going on at the Utica Zoo. The treasure hunt starts this weekend, they're scheduling birthday parties, and there's one, just one red panda encounter available.

New encounter dates have been announced for the Red Pandas, Camels, Sea Lions, Goats, Ambassador Animals, and Call with the Wild at the Utica Zoo.

If you ever wanted a Utica Zoo Red Panda animal encounter, now is the time to book one. The Zoo is currently booking encounters January through April.

Go snowshoeing on the grounds at the Utica Zoo grounds and have the best day ever!

The Utica Zoo has put together a Brewfest Holiday Box for the animal lover and beer enthusiasts on your shopping list this holiday season.

Utica Zoo officials announced that their revenue is down over $1 Million for 2020. As they enter the winter season, it is a stark reality as their expenses far outweigh their revenue during these months.

Utica Zoo is selling their 2021 calendar to help offset a $1 Million shortfall due to COVID-19. You can get it now at the Utica Zoo gift shop.

Due to an increase in local coronavirus cases, the Utica Zoo has decided to cancel the remaining “Bright Nights at the Utica Zoo” dates effective tonight.