The unnamed cub is the 100th red panda birthed at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden since its breeding program began in the early 1980s.
Red panda born at Cincinnati Zoo
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Culture FIX: April 8-14
A lecture on poetry or sea otters? A Greek tragedy or Rachmaninoff? Dance and theater companies wrap up their seasons and the legendary Quatuor Ébène finally comes to Cincinnati. Add a hint of Brazilian jazz and you’ve got a tasty recipe for a cultural feast.
Culture FIX: April 1-7
Three dialogue-light films, lots of jazz and bluegrass, an art opening and “The Gingerbread Man.” Tunes at the Zoo is free and an awesome string quartet plays Beethoven. The weather is warming and the sun is shining, so make a plan and live it up before a relaxing Easter Sunday with family and friends.
Cincinnati Zoo helps return 3 manatees to Florida waters
The manatees had spent more than a year gaining weight at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden before being released as part of the Manatee Rescue & Rehabilitation Partnership program.
Culture FIX: Jan. 7-13
The year 2026 is off and running. We’re done with leftovers and “Messiah” is behind us. Get ready for an exciting year of arts experiences and regional culture. Community theater is up and running on the East Side; jazz and CSO take charge downtown; and chili is on the stove at Findlay Market.
Cincinnati Zoo wins best zoo light display for 8th straight year
The title comes from USA TODAY’s 10Best Readers’ Choice poll, which tallies votes from readers across the country. An expert panel nominated the 10 zoos in the running.
Culture FIX, Dec. 3-9
Some of us haven’t even finished slicing the last tasty bits off the Thanksgiving turkey, and already we’re full steam ahead with big Christmas-season events all around. It’s a busy, busy week for arts and culture. Take a look.
Cincinnati Zoo’s new sea otters make immediate splash
Southern sea otters Chloe and Kevin were out exploring their new Sea Otter Coast habitat, delighting onlookers with flips, swims and playful antics.
Grant helps Cincinnati Zoo expand international fellowship program
The Hoffman Coexistence Impact Fellowship Program provides emerging conservationists with salaries, resources and professional development opportunities to carry out projects in their own communities.
Cincinnati Zoo adopts orphaned black bear cubs
The seven-month-old female bears made the cross-country trek after Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks deemed them unreleasable.