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In a press release received via email, the zoo says the postponement comes in response to concern for safety of all visitors and adhering to New York State social distancing and capacity guidelines amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.

The annual camps combine a mix of STEM education, conservation education, and a PLENTY of fun.

Friday nights are about to get a lot more fun thanks to the Utica Zoo.

The Utica Zoo is set to reopen its gates to the public after a long shutdown due to coronavirus, with the first two days set aside for their zoo members.

Know someone with a birthday coming up? Do they love all of the animals at the Utica Zoo? You might want to consider adopting an animal on their behalf for their birthday present!

The Utica Zoo will help liven up your next video conference call by including one of their animals in a "virtual encounter". The Utica Zoo has been offering animal encounters for years. In fact, their red panda encounters are among the most popular, with guests visiting from around the country to interact with and feed the cuddly critters...

Oneida County Tourism is celebrating National Travel and Tourism Week now through May 9th. You can celebrate with virtual #CNYGetaways all week long. One place known for family fun here in Central New York is The Utica Zoo.

If you have a stash of redeemable cans and bottles, the Utica Zoo will take them off your hands.

Despite being closed, the Utica Zoo is doing their part in the community to help kids learn.

The Utica Zoo will remain closed to the public until at least Tuesday, March 31st.

This Sunday is the big game. Superbowl 54 is taking place in Miami, Florida with the San Francisco 49ers taking on the Kansas City Chiefs. If you're not into football, no worries, there's plenty of non-football related activities happening at the Utica Zoo this weekend!

The Utica Zoo is gearing up for spring and summer.