Lincoln Park Zoo
Free & Cheap Winter Break Activities In Chicago
You could spend a small fortune going to a movie or sending the kids to day camp, but we’ve compiled a list of free, inexpensive and exciting activities to take you through the weekend. Be sure to double check the website for what’s included. You may still need to pay for special activities or parking. So pack up the kids and pack a lunch and have a great winter break.
Summer Camp Scramble
Though summer seems like a distant dream during February in Chicago, summer camp registration is in full swing! Here’s a list of only a few notable summer camps in the Chicagoland area among the many, many (did I say many? Because I mean many!) camps offered. Be sure to click over to the websites to get all the details of registration, ages and dates!
Adelor The Lion Dies At Lincoln Park Zoo
Adelor the African lion, one of the most popular animals at the Lincoln Park Zoo, has passed away.
Chicago’s Santas: Best Of The Best
Here’s a guide of the Best Santa’s to visit in the Chicago area – and where and when you can bring your kids of all ages to sit on his lap.
Update: Baby Gorilla That Died Had Head Injury, Zoo Says
Early results show a nine-day-old baby gorilla at Lincoln Park Zoo died overnight from head trauma.
Endangered Gorilla Born At Lincoln Park Zoo
There’s a new baby — and a new mother — at the Lincoln Park Zoo.
Over 1,000 Coyotes Flourish In Chicago City Limits
The director of the Lincoln Park Zoo estimates there are now over 1,000 coyotes living in Chicago.
Guide To: North Avenue Beach
Yes, you could easily watch jets zoom overhead all day. Unfortunately, the Air & Water Show doesn’t last all day. What will you do with the rest of your time you spend at North Avenue Beach? Here’s a list of things to enjoy and and near North Avenue Beach. Don’t say we never gave you anything.
93XRT’s Suggestions On The Best Free Things In Chicago
We all know about the economic downturn that’s taken Chicago by a strong grip in the past few years, and yes, we’ve all had to tighten our belts a little bit because of it. But don’t hang your heads too low just yet!
Family Fun Weekend Guide
The end of May showers will hopefully lead to some June flowers, but just because spring is running a little late doesn’t mean you have to hide indoors. We’ve some picks to get you out of the house this weekend, rain or shine.
Burglar Breaks Into Lion House At Lincoln Park Zoo
Someone broke into the basement of the lion house at the Lincoln Park Zoo overnight and stole a set of walkie-talkies and pepper spray.
Visitors To Camp Out At Lincoln Park Zoo
If you should happen to notice some people sleeping in tents outside Lincoln Park Zoo, don’t be alarmed.
Best Activities For Spring In Chicago
The snow is melting and people are beginning to wear flip-flops even though it’s only 40 degrees–this can only mean one thing– it’s Spring time in Chicago. Celebrate the release from hibernation and finally cure your cabin fever. Get outdoors and smell the flowers!
Baby Sloth Hanging Around Lincoln Park Zoo
A 20-year-old Hoffman’s two-toed sloth gave birth on Feb. 15, but zoo officials have yet to determine the clingy creature’s gender yet.
No Pandas Coming With Chinese President
Chicago can expect new contracts, but no new pandas, when the Chinese President comes to visit next week.
Lincoln Park Zoo Welcomes Baby Gibbon To Family
Good news coming from the Lincoln Park Zoo: There is an addition to the animal kingdom there.
Lincoln Park Zoo Creates Ape Blood Database
The world’s first blood bank was created at Cook County Hospital in 1937, and now, the Lincoln Park Zoo has begun a registry of ape blood types.
UPDATE: End Of Story For Lincoln Park Zoo Program?
The Lincoln Park Zoo is warning that its popular Wednesday and Friday Story Time will be canceled next month unless funding is found fast.
Story Ending For Lincoln Park Zoo Program?
The Lincoln Park Zoo is warning that its popular Wednesday and Friday Story Time will be canceled next month unless funding is found fast.
Elderly Lincoln Park Zoo Leopard Put To Sleep
An elderly leopard affectionately nicknamed “The Queen” was euthanized Tuesday at Lincoln Park Zoo because of kidney problems.



