Gather your herd and head to Oklahoma’s wildest destination - the Tulsa Zoo! Voted America’s Favorite Zoo, the Tulsa Zoo is the perfect family outing, spanning 84 beautifully landscaped acres with 2,800 rare & endagered animals! Miss it-Miss out!
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- Tulsa, OK, 74115
- Phone:
- 918.669.6600
- Mon - Sun:
- 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
Saturday, January 23 at 9:00am
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum Wishes everyone Happy Holidays!
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
Join us for an informational coffee to learn about the program.
The Docent Program is the educational arm of the Tulsa Zoo. Docents and education staff interpret the zoo exhibits, lead informational tours, travel to schools and local organizations to present programs, teach families and children through structured prog...rams and camps and more! The Docent Program is currently seeking Exhibit Interpreters to attend an 8-week training course to learn to answer questions and interpret the Zoo’s collection to families and groups visiting the zoo. The training will start January 23rd and run for 8 consecutive Saturdays from 9-4 PM. To learn more about the Docent Program and the upcoming Exhibit Interpreter training, join us for an informational coffee on January 9th or contact Camille Diaz at 669-6222.
Time:9:00AM Saturday, January 23rd
Location:Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum Is enjoying the brisk sunny weather today!
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
The Tulsa Zoo Elephants Cordially invite you to celebrate the 59th birthday of one of Tulsa Zoo’s largest (and oldest!) residents, Gunda the Asian Elephant! The zoo will be gearing up for a party of mammoth proportions the week of November 16th where the birthday girl will be sharing her GIANT birthday cake with all ...her friends. It’s Gunda’s party and although she can cry if she wants to, she’d probably just rather have her cake and eat it too! Don’t forget to come out and wish Gunda a very Happy Birthday!
Time:11:00AM Wednesday, November 18th
Location:Tulsa Zoo, Elephant Demonstration Yard
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum Is excited about Gunda's birthday!
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum Can't wait to tap my paws to the Swingin' Sounds of the Jungle!
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
The sounds of the Tulsa Zoo are unmistakable; the roar of the lion, the hoot of the chimpanzee, the toot of a . . . trumpet? You heard correctly, in fact, you’ll be hearing a symphony of sounds as the Tulsa Zoo hosts a very special performance by the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra, Saturday, November 14th beginning at 2:00 ...pm.
The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra will be bringing their signature sound to the Tulsa Zoo’s new indoor venue, the Chapman Event Lodge. As a special treat after the performance, you’ll get the chance to meet the musicians and learn about the different instruments with a unique “petting zoo” experience.
The Tulsa Zoo and the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra are also partnering to offer Big Brothers and Big Sisters of America a very special treat as well. For the day of November 14th, any child or “Little” will get free admission with paid adult admission! If you are interested in becoming a “Big”, Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Tulsa will be on hand with information on how you can be part of their amazing organization.
So bring the whole family and enjoy the swingin’ sounds of the jungle and amazing performances by the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra. There are two performances, with the first at 2:00pm and second at 3:00pm. Both will be followed by a “petting zoo” where the kiddos will have the opportunity to meet the musicians and see just how their musical instruments really work and sound.
This event is open to the public so, for all you big brothers and sisters out there bring your “littles” and we encourage the rest of you to bring out your little ones and enjoy an afternoon filled with the wild sounds of the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra as they get to swingin’ with the Tulsa Zoo! Until then, remember that it’s a jungle out there!
The sounds of the Tulsa Zoo are unmistakable; the roar of the lion, the hoot of the chimpanzee, the ...toot of a . . . trumpet? You heard correctly, in fact, you’ll be hearing a symphony of sounds as the Tulsa Zoo hosts a very special performance by the T
Time:2:00PM Saturday, November 14th
Location:Tulsa Zoo in the Chapman Event Lodge
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
Choosing the perfect Halloween costume can be complicated, whether to be a pretty princess or a wicked witch. But the best place to take your family for trick-or-treating is a no-brainer with the Tulsa Zoo’s 20th Annual HallowZOOeen!
The Tulsa Zoo will put on a costume of its own this Halloween as it transforms into... a spooky but not-too-scary trick-or-treating wonderland. HallowZOOeen is nightly from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm, October 27th- 31st, so you can start trick-or-treating early, or make it your Halloween evening destination.
The Tulsa Zoo provides a safe trick-or-treating environment, with corporate-sponsored “Goblin Stops” to fill up your kiddos’ goodie bags – and with over 3 tons of candy, there will be plenty of treats. If you’ve got a brave little boy or ghoul, have them take a journey through our Haunted House, and your seaworthy sprouts can take the helm of a one-of-a-kind Pirate Ship. The whole family will enjoy the “Pumpkin Patch Playroom”, with a Hay Maze, clowns and carnival games. And no trip is complete without a Haunted Train Ride for only $4, where there are spooky surprises around every turn, or take a spin on the Cross-Eyed Carousel for only $1. To capture the moment, stop by to snap a pic of your little goblins at the Walgreen’s free photo booth.
The cost for admission is $7 for the general public, $6 for Zoo Friends members. Children 2 and under are free if not trick-or-treating. Premium parking is available this year for only $5. As a special ‘treat’ to all our ‘mummies’ and daddies, become a Zoo Friends Member at the Tulsa Zoo or renew your membership, and receive 2 FREE TICKETS to HallowZOOeen. This is a very popular event, with over 15,000 guests, so get advance tickets TODAY and skip the lines! Tickets can be purchased online at www.tulsazoo.org, at the Tulsa Zoo daily from 9am-5pm or over the phone by calling 918-669-6614.
For 20 years, thousands of families keep coming back for the Tulsa Zoo’s HallowZOOeen event as a safe alternative for their Halloween fun. So bring your family to trick-or-treat in the wildest neighborhood in town at the Tulsa Zoo’s HallowZOOeen!
The best place to take your family for trick-or-treating is a no-brainer with the Tulsa Zoo’s 20th Annual HallowZOOeen!
Time:6:30PM Tuesday, October 27th
Location:Tulsa Zoo
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
Choosing the perfect Halloween costume can be complicated, whether to be a pretty princess or a wicked witch. But the best place to take your family for trick-or-treating is a no-brainer with the Tulsa Zoo’s 20th Annual HallowZOOeen!
The Tulsa Zoo will put on a costume of its own this Halloween as it transforms into... a spooky but not-too-scary trick-or-treating wonderland. HallowZOOeen is nightly from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm, October 27th- 31st, so you can start trick-or-treating early, or make it your Halloween evening destination.
The Tulsa Zoo provides a safe trick-or-treating environment, with corporate-sponsored “Goblin Stops” to fill up your kiddos’ goodie bags – and with over 3 tons of candy, there will be plenty of treats. If you’ve got a brave little boy or ghoul, have them take a journey through our Haunted House, and your seaworthy sprouts can take the helm of a one-of-a-kind Pirate Ship. The whole family will enjoy the “Pumpkin Patch Playroom”, with a Hay Maze, clowns and carnival games. And no trip is complete without a Haunted Train Ride for only $4, where there are spooky surprises around every turn, or take a spin on the Cross-Eyed Carousel for only $1. To capture the moment, stop by to snap a pic of your little goblins at the Walgreen’s free photo booth.
The cost for admission is $7 for the general public, $6 for Zoo Friends members. Children 2 and under are free if not trick-or-treating. Premium parking is available this year for only $5. As a special ‘treat’ to all our ‘mummies’ and daddies, become a Zoo Friends Member at the Tulsa Zoo or renew your membership, and receive 2 FREE TICKETS to HallowZOOeen. This is a very popular event, with over 15,000 guests, so get advance tickets TODAY and skip the lines! Tickets can be purchased online at www.tulsazoo.org, at the Tulsa Zoo daily from 9am-5pm or over the phone by calling 918-669-6614.
For 20 years, thousands of families keep coming back for the Tulsa Zoo’s HallowZOOeen event as a safe alternative for their Halloween fun. So bring your family to trick-or-treat in the wildest neighborhood in town at the Tulsa Zoo’s HallowZOOeen!
The best place to take your family for trick-or-treating is a no-brainer with the Tulsa Zoo’s 20th Annual HallowZOOeen!
Time:6:30PM Tuesday, October 27th
Location:Tulsa Zoo
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum Is excited about hallowZOOeen!
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum Is excited about HALLOWZOOEEN!
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
The Tulsa Zoo has welcomed its first long-legged "California girl" from the Santa Barbara Zoo last week, and is expecting the second lovely female giraffe to arrive within the week! But the Tulsa Zoo still has a long road ahead to raise money to help cover the costs of bringing these two new beauties to T-town.
So the... Tulsa Zoo has joined with Burger King and Taco Bueno with a delicious solution! For a donation of just $1, you will receive a limited-edition coupon book with nearly $20 worth of delicious food, drinks and fun FREE from Burger King, Taco Bueno and the Tulsa Zoo! These coupon books are available NOW at all area Burger King and Taco Bueno locations and at your Tulsa Zoo. And what a great alternative to candy for stuffing those trick-or-treat bags this year
You can also help the Tulsa Zoo by helping us name these two new additions. Visit www.tulsazoo.org to cast your 'vote' for $1 or more for your favorite name today! The names with the most 'votes' wins!
For information on this program and much more, visit www.tulsazoo.org today!
The Tulsa Zoo Needs Your Help!
Time:7:00PM Thursday, October 1st
Location:Tulsa Zoo, Tulsa-Area Taco Buenos & Burger Kings
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum A new lovely female giraffe has arrived safely to the Tulsa Zoo! The 9-year old female giraffe from the Santa Barbara Zoo completed a long journey and arrived Wednesday afternoon. The trailer containing Samburu’s newest friend maneuvered carefully into the exhibit. With a bit of encouragement, the caramel-colored bea...uty showed her face to Tulsa Zoo employees for the first time. A bit later, she got her first glimpse of “Sam” in the barn. The now-unnamed California girl now has access to the giraffe exhibit yard for zoo guests to see.
Tulsa Zoo and Living Museum
The Tulsa Zoo is welcoming two long-legged additions this fall, but it’s a long road to bring these two reticulated giraffes to their new home. Tulsa Zoo is launching “Operation Roadtrip: Giraffes” to help bridge the gap and we need your help!
The Tulsa Zoo has been on a mission to bring our guy Samburu, or “Sam”, a new... friend since the loss of his female companion, Georgina , last summer. After a long search, not only did we find one lovely lady giraffe, we found two! And with your help, we hope to introduce them to Samburu soon.
One giraffe is a 9-year-old female from the Santa Barbra Zoo in California and the other 5-year-old female from The Wilds near Columbus , OH . These adventurous gals will be traveling over almost 2,500 miles to their new home in Tulsa , OK ! The twosome is scheduled to arrive by mid-October, but there are many miles to travel, and most importantly, many dollars that must be raised before these lanky creatures can be united.
The Tulsa Zoo is joining forces with Burger King and Taco Bueno in an unprecedented partnership to bring two giraffes to Tulsa . And the solution is delicious! For a donation of just $1, you will receive a limited-edition coupon book with nearly $20 worth of delicious food, drinks and fun FREE merchandise from Burger King, Taco Bueno and the Tulsa Zoo! These coupon books will be available October 1st at all area Burger King and Taco Bueno locations and at your Tulsa Zoo. Not only will your wallet and taste buds enjoy the treat, but your donation will help bring two new giraffes to your Tulsa Zoo. And what a great alternative to candy for stuffing those trick-or-treat bags this year!
You can also help make “Operation Roadtrip” a success by helping us name the two new giraffes by choosing your favorite name onsite at the zoo by voting, or ‘donating’, your dollars. The name that has the most ‘votes’ wins! The winning names will be announced November 1st, so cast your vote today! Also, stop by donation boxes at Build A Bear and Banana Republic stores around town and show some love by adding your dollars to the box. Every little bit helps!
So get your coupons good for yummy treats and great deals from area Taco Bueno and Burger King locations October 1 through October 18, or at the Tulsa Zoo for only $1. Every dollar goes directly back to the Tulsa Zoo to fund the transport of these two giraffes, thanks to our “Operation Roadtrip: Giraffes” sponsors, Burger King and Taco Bueno. Additional “thanks” to donation box sponsors, Build A Bear and Banana Republic. For more information about how you can help, contact Lindsay Hutchison at 918-669-6637 or by email at lhutchison@tulsazoo.org.
Help Us Bring Two Giraffes to the Tulsa Zoo!
Time:9:00AM Thursday, October 1st
Location:Tulsa Zoo, Tulsa-Area Taco Buenos & Burger Kings
Tulsa Zoo Launches “Operation Roadtrip” to Prepare for Arrival of Two Giraffes T...
