Every day is different at Utah’s Hogle Zoo, including FREE daily programs, shows, and animal viewings. Check out the daily schedule on Instagram for times, or see the schedule at the Entry Plaza and Oasis Plaza kiosk inside the zoo.
Returning this May! The Canine Champions for Conservation dog show at the Wildlife Theatre is sure to thrill guests during the Summer season. These stellar canines are ready to educate guests about how dogs help conservation efforts in the wild with natural behaviors like smelling, tracking, and identifying.
WHEN: 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM except Tuesdays
WHERE: Wildlife Theatre in Oasis Plaza
LENGTH: 30 minutes
Returning May 27! The Bug Show is sure to delight and educate guests of all ages about the importance of bugs in the animal kingdom. Guests will discover that these creepy crawlies aren’t all scary and have incredible adaptations that help them in the wild.
Memorial Day-Labor Day
WHEN: Tuesdays at 11am, 1pm, 3pm
WHERE: Wildlife Theatre in Oasis Plaza
LENGTH: 30 minutes
Watch as our Rocky Shores keepers train the seals and sea lions in their daily husbandry training sessions. Learn about these amazing pinnipeds and how our staff works to keep them healthy and happy. Most of all, get a glimpse of each animal’s unique personality, their adaptations for living in a marine environment, and discover what you can do to help their relatives in the wild.
Year-Round
WHEN: See daily schedule signs for times
WHERE: Rocky Shores Theatre
LENGTH: 20 minutes
Returning May 26! Visit the Wyatt Fricks Discovery Theatre to enjoy a fun, interactive program with our zoo educators. Listen as they bring out some smaller ambassador animals and talk about our local and global conservation efforts in programs perfect for the little ones.
Memorial Day – Labor Day
WHEN: See daily schedule signs for times
WHERE: Wyatt Fricks Discovery Theatre by the Playground
LENGTH: 15 minutes
Utah's Hogle Zoo offers train and carousel rides for guests to experience while visiting.
Book a private tour to see behind-the-scenes areas not visible to the public.