π Chicago, IL Β· Halloween 2026
Zoo Brews: Howls & Growls β Chicago, IL
Zoo Brews: Howls & Growls brings Halloween to Chicago for the 2026 season β tba β 2026 dates not yet announced at Lincoln Park Zoo.
π― CHICAGO, ILπ TBAπ Lincoln Park Zooπ¨βπ©βπ§ FAMILY FRIENDLYπ TICKETED
Follow the organizer:
Trick-or-treat among the animals at Zoo Brews: Howls & Growls in Chicago: a safe, contained, utterly charming Halloween evening built for little ones.
π’ 2026 dates TBA β Zoo Brews: Howls & Growls hasn’t announced its 2026 schedule yet. Details below will be updated the moment they’re confirmed.

Zoo Brews: Howls & Growls β Event Details
π Venue: Lincoln Park Zoo β 2400 N Cannon Drive, Chicago, IL 60614
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Dates: TBA β 2026 dates not yet announced
π Hours: 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM
π« Price: $55+ general admission for nonmembers
πΆ Ages: 21+
π Parking: On-site / street parking β check the official event page for details
β± Plan for: 2β3 hours
π’ Organizer: See official event page
π Local Insight Ratings
Best for: Families with young kids who want Halloween magic without the scares.

π‘ Know Before You Go
π Buy tickets online β zoo Halloween nights routinely sell out, especially weekend evenings.
π Arrive right at opening β treat stations have the shortest lines in the first hour.
π Bring a stroller and layers β it’s a lot of walking and October nights get cold.
π Costumes encouraged β most zoo events run costume parades or contests for kids.
π Don’t skip the animals β many are most active in the evening; the nocturnal houses are the hidden highlight.
β Frequently Asked Questions
When is Zoo Brews: Howls & Growls?
Zoo Brews: Howls & Growls runs TBA β 2026 dates not yet announced, typically on select evenings β check the zoo’s calendar for exact nights.
Do I need zoo membership?
No β event tickets are sold separately, though members often get discounts or presale. $55+ general admission for nonmembers.
Is it scary for toddlers?
Not at all β zoo Halloween events are deliberately non-scary: lights, music, candy, and cute decorations.
