Utah's Hogle Zoo

Wild About Zoo
Fundraiser (21+)

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Tuesday, February 13, 2026 | 5:30 PM Check-in, program begins at 6:00 PM

Wild About Zoo: A Valentine’s Day Fundraiser

Wild About Zoo is a wildly fun Valentine’s Day event benefiting Hogle Zoo’s Education Team and Habitat Investigations Program. Spend the evening in Wild Utah, inside the Norma W. Matheson Animal Education Center, where Utah’s native wildlife creates a whimsical and intimate setting for a one-of-a-kind date night.
Your evening includes:
  • A signature Wild Utah welcome experience
  • Exclusive animal moments, including: a porcupine parade, a raven enrichment session, and a behind-the-scenes tour
  • A premier, chef-crafted dining experience surrounded by some of Utah’s smallest (and mightiest) animal ambassadors, including burrowing owls, Western toads, and chuckwallas
  • A chance to bid on an exclusive training experience with Loki the bobcat

Whether you’re celebrating a first date, years of friendship, or a lifelong love, Wild About Zoo invites you to slow down, savor the moment, and celebrate Valentine’s Day while supporting hands-on wildlife education for thousands of Utah’s second graders.

Tickets are extremely limited – reserve yours today!

Purchase Tickets

Wild About Zoo is an adults-only (21+) fundraiser event

Wild About Zoo Fundraiser
$ 300 Couples Ticket (21+)

Wild About Zoo is an exclusive adult-only (21+) event. By purchasing a ticket, you confirm that you and your guest are 21 or older with a valid identification.

Please note: As of January 1, 2026, state law requires all establishments licensed to sell alcohol to check a valid ID for every guest purchasing alcohol, regardless of age. All guests must present a valid ID at check-in to be admitted to the event.

Tickets are non-refundable, non-transferable, and cannot be resold or exchanged.  If you can’t make it, your ticket will be valued as a donation to the zoo. 

Contact Us
(801) 584-1772 | [email protected]

Utah’s Hogle Zoo is a non-profit 501(c) (3) organization. It has been an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) since 1979, a distinction given to only 10% of animal institutions. The zoo upholds the highest animal care standards in the world. It cares for over 150 species of animals, 65 of which are threatened or endangered, and also supports local and global conservation initiatives and partners.