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Grownups love Zoo Atlanta too! From Volunteer opportunities to awesome experiences and events, learn why any age is the perfect age to visit Zoo Atlanta. See all programs

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Explore unique partnership opportunities that align with Zoo Atlanta’s mission and your company’s values. Whether supporting community access and educational programs, sponsoring events, or naming an animal habitat or guest attraction, your contribution creates unforgettable experiences for Zoo Atlanta guests. Check out our partnership opportunities below or contact our team to create a partnership that resonates with your audience. Donate

VENUES   |    GALLERY    |    SPECIAL EVENTS GUIDE   Welcome to your window to the wild. Spectacular natural scenery, innovative culinary creations and incomparable experiences make your next event an occasion your guests will be talking about for years to come. An unforgettable first dance in Savanna Hall’s grand Michael & Thalia … Continue reading "Plan an Event"

Corporate events in Atlanta have a variety of opportunities to be unique. When you book your corporate event at Zoo Atlanta, you can count on it being unique and OUTSTANDINGLY wild! With many creative spaces, including indoor and outdoor options, there’s always a way to create the event vision your team is looking for.  Thanks to state-of-the-art catering, including options for dietary adjustments, corporate events are sure to have it all at Zoo Atlanta: flavorful meals, wildly entertaining views and gorgeous event spaces. Reach out to us to learn more. We’re happy to assist in making your corporate event in ... Continue reading Corporate Events

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ATLANTA – November 1, 2016 – Lun Lun the giant panda is once again the mother of twin girls. The giant panda twins born on September 3, 2016, are both female, as has been confirmed by DNA testing. The tests were done by scientists at the Center for Conservation Genomics at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology … Continue reading "It’s A Girl…And A Girl!"