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Saaaaaay hello to the Toronto Zoo's NEW endangered African penguins!
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January 23
Think dragons are a myth? Come and see the real thing at the Toronto Zoo!
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February 11 & February 12
The Zoo Loves YOU! Celebrate Valentine's Day with your favourite striped, spotted and furry friends at Toronto Zoo. Children 12 and under, who bring a valentine for their favourite WILD friend get in FREE (maximum of two children per adult).
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February 11
6:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Adult Program (Ages 19 and over)
Join us for a delicious evening of food and fun as we learn the fine art of romance as observed in the animal kingdom. Together we will discover the elaborate, awkward and sometimes hilarious lengths to which animals will go to attract a mate.
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February 18 through February 20
9:30 am to 4:30 pm
Celebrate family day weekend by visiting some the Zoo's featured families such as the Western lowland gorillas, orangutans, Komodo dragons and Green tree pythons to name a few. There's no better way to spend quality time with the family than a visit to the Zoo!
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March 10 through March 18
The hottest place to be this Winter!
It's time to get out of the cold and into one of our tropical pavilions, where you can get up close to all kinds of exotic animals. While you're at it grab a hot chocolate and enjoy our year-round family events, like our daily Keeper Talks. So visit the Toronto Zoo to get in touch with your wild side this March Break!
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April 6 (Good Friday) to April 9 (Easter Monday)
9:30am to 3:30pm
Hop along the Zoo's "Spring Trail" to visit some of your favourite animals and solve an egg-citing word puzzle! Check out one of our special Easter keeper talks, and take part in a "Beary-Bunny Easter Parade" at 12:00 pm and 2:00 pm daily. Don't forget to watch for sightings of Explorer Bear at the Courtyard Stage, he will be donning his festive Easter ears!
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April 21 & April 22
10:00am to 4:00pm
The Zoo is hosting the premier Earth Day event in the GTA - our very own "Party for the Planet." What better place to celebrate Earth Day than at the Zoo to learn about ways that YOU can be an ambassador for living in a more environmentally friendly way. Meet the Zoo's recycling dynamic duo, Henry and Douale, and enjoy extra keeper talks at the polar bears.
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