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Hop over for the Easter Celebration on 4/19 and Tunes & Blooms concert tonight!
It’s peak bloom time at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden, and there is plenty to do while you admire the tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths! Enjoy a FREE Tunes & Blooms concert tonight, the Zoo’s annual Easter Celebration on Saturday, and ongoing opportunities to purchase and trade all-new pins!
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“Our very own elephant manager, Cecil Jackson, will be performing with his band tonight. In addition to being an elephant whisperer, Cecil is one of the most talented bluegrass artists in the region,” said Cincinnati Zoo director Thane Maynard. “Add peak blooms and nice weather, and you’ve got a guaranteed great night at the Zoo. And it’s FREE!”
Easter Celebration, happening this weekend from noon – 5, is free with Zoo admission and for members (Memberships, sponsored by Thomas & Galbraith, are on sale now – April 30). The celebration is FREE with Zoo Admission and will feature animals receiving Easter-themed enrichment throughout the day and Treat Stations through the Zoo. To help the Zoo go green, please bring your own treat bag! Children can also meet the Easter Bunny in the Zoo Gift Shop.
While you’re here, be sure to check out the newest part of Elephant Trek, where you will find Siamang gibbons*, rhinoceros hornbills, Asian small-clawed otters, and a new area where you can view the elephant herd. And, participate in the Zoo’s new PIN-credible pin trading program.
Tunes & Blooms is a Zero Waste Event. Please avoid bringing any single-use disposable items into the Zoo.
The Zoo opens at 10 a.m. and closes at 5 p.m. daily. Members get Early Entry and are welcome to enter the Zoo at 9 a.m. FREE entry for Tunes & Blooms starts at 5 p.m. The music starts at 6 p.m.
Download the new mobile app featuring a GPS-enabled digital map to find your favorite animals, food locations, and to receive special announcements.
*Temps must be 50 degrees or above for Siamangs to be outside.