Are you looking for an affordable way to gain public awareness for your group, company, or organization? Booth space is available at Zoo Boise’s biggest events of the year. This is a great opportunity to promote your organization, grow your brand, or sample and demonstrate your products to 1000’s of kids, parents, and families.
Zoo Boise welcomes nearly 400,000 visitors every year and our events draw a large percentage of those visitors. Depending on the event, they can be heavily promoted on social media (42,000+ followers on Facebook, 2,800+ followers on Twitter, 14,400+ followers on Instagram), biweekly e-newsletter (15,000+ subscribers), printed newsletters, radio, print, & web sponsors and advertisements, flyers, Zoo Boise website, and community calendars.
- 2022 Schedule of Events
2022 events
- Easter EGGstravaganza – April 9 & 10
- Red, White, and Zoo – July 2
- Zoobilee – August 26
- Boo and Brews – October 22
- Boo at the Zoo – October 29 & 30
- Claus N Paws – December 3
- Attendance, Media, & Cost
Easter EGGstravaganza
Attendance: 5,000-10,000
Booth Cost: $350 for one day and $650 for two days
Activities: candy stations, face paining, games, photo-ops, and more!Red, White, and Zoo
Attendance: 5,000-10,000
Booth Cost: $350
Activities: TBDView Red, White, and Zoo Event Sponsorship Opportunity
Boo at the Zoo
Attendance: 5,000 – 10,000
Booth Cost: $350 for one day and $650 for two days
Activities: candy stations, costume contests, zookeeper chats, activities and more!
- Wildlife Conservation
Zoo Boise turns the act of visiting a zoo into a conservation action. Part of every admission and proceeds from our most popular attractions go to the Zoo Boise Conservation Fund which supports the protection of wild animals in Idaho and around the world. Helping endangered species is easy and fun at Zoo Boise.
While we all care about animals and want to protect them in the wild, knowing how to help can be a challenge. So Zoo Boise has redefined itself as a vehicle to help our visitors save endangered species. Now, when families in the Treasure Valley visit the zoo, they just don’t see animals, they help save animals as well.
Want to know more about conservation at Zoo Boise? Please visit our Conservation page.
- Booth Applications
Questions? Please contact our event coordinator.