Lincoln Park Zoo Venue Rentals

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Regenstein African
Journey
Café at Wild Things
Lincoln Park Zoo
Venue Rentals
Main Mall
AT&T Endangered
Species Carousel
Kovler Lion House
Park Place Café
South Lawn
Regenstein Small
Mammal-Reptile House
Regenstein Center
for African Apes
Foreman Pavilion
Café Brauer
Nature Boardwalk
People’s Gas Education Pavilion
Farmhouse
Farm-in-the-Zoo
Contact us at groupsales@lpzoo.org or 312-742-2400.
LINCOLN PARK ZOO RENTAL VENUES
Café at Wild Things
Lincoln Park Zoo’s Café at Wild Things offers a picturesque, open-air, rooftop setting among
the treetops in the heart of the zoo. Located along the zoo’s main mall, it features panoramic
views of the African lion, Amur tiger, harbor seal and birds of prey exhibits, historic Eadie
Levy’s Landmark Café and the zoo’s gorgeous gardens. Even Lake Michigan can be glimpsed
to the east, and—perhaps most exciting of all—the new Regenstein Macaque Forest taking
shape on the café’s west side will offer views of the Japanese “snow monkeys” who will
reside there.
Capacity
Rental Rates
400 reception/235 seated
200 seated with dance floor
Sunday–Friday: $2,500 ($1,000 tax-deductible portion)
Saturday: $4,000 ($1,600 tax-deductible portion)
Café Brauer
Imagine gorgeous indoor and outdoor space all in one venue! Café Brauer is one of
Chicago’s most highly prized rental venues for good reason. This timeless Prairie Schoolstyle landmark, completed in 1908 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places,
offers both earth-toned elegance and unparalleled location. Its second-floor Great Hall is
the centerpiece, with its soaring, skylit roof, Tiffany-inspired glass chandeliers, stained-glass
windows, tile mosaics and flanking, curved oudoor loggias providing spectacular views of
the surrounding park and city skyline. A newly landscaped circular drive greets guests on
Stockton Drive, but the horticultural pièce de résistance lies immediately to the east and
south: Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo, a thriving prairie pond ecosystem teeming
with native plants and wildlife.
Café Brauer cont.
Capacity
300 seated without dance floor
400 reception
300 theater-style
Rental Rates (5 p.m.–midnight)
Monday–Thursday: $3,000 ($1,200 tax-deductible portion)
Friday: $6,000 ($2,400 tax-deductible portion)
Saturday/Holidays: $8,500 ($3,400 tax-deductible portion)
Sunday : $3,500 ($1,400 tax-deductible portion)
Off- Season Evening Rates
January-March
Friday $2,000 ($800 tax-deductible portion)
Saturday & Holidays $3,500 ($1,400 tax-deductible portion)
Sunday $2,000 ($800 tax-deductible portion)
April
Friday $3,500 ($1,400 tax-deductible portion)
Saturday $5,500 ($2,200 tax-deductible portion)
Sunday $2,000 ($800 tax-deductible portion)
Beverage Minimums:
Monday–Thursday, Evenings No minimum
Friday Evenings $6,000
Saturday Evenings and Holidays $9,500
Sunday Evenings $3,000
* $5,000 beverage minimum applies to Saturday &
Holiday Rental in the off-season
Farm-in-the-Zoo
Transport your guests to a Midwestern family farm experience in the middle of Chicago! The
Farm-in-the-Zoo makes a charming choice for rustic dinners and receptions (especially of the
“farm-to-table” variety). Situated along another idyllic marvel—Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln
Park Zoo’s prairie pond ecosystem—the farm buildings, including a classic Main Barn, ranchstyle Farmhouse and Dairy Barn, surround the seasonal crops of the Edible Garden. Unlike the
rest of the zoo’s animal exhibits, those here are fully interactive. Guests can feed cows, pet
goats and see chickens, pigs, rabbits and ponies up-close!
Capacity
Rental Rates
800 reception
500 seated
Tenting estimates: $4,800–$10,000
Foreman Pavilion
Boasting one of the most beautiful views in the entire zoo, the open-air Foreman Pavilion
overlooks our lush Waterfowl Lagoon and Hope B. McCormick Swan Pond. Graceful willow
trees, dwarf conifers, prairie wildflowers and waterfalls frame this watery oasis that’s home to
trumpeter swans, Chilean flamingos, ruddy ducks and swan geese. Glide into this gorgeous
setting for your wedding, picnic or another occasion that deserves a tranquil touch.
Capacity
Rental Rates
250 reception
130 seated with dance floor and cocktails
Kovler Lion House &
AT&T Endangered Species Carousel
Imagine lions roaring during your event! African lion Sahar is the unquestioned monarch
of this landmark animal house. But you’ll feel like King of the Feasts within its vaulted
grand interior as rare, beautiful big cats roam indoor exhibits on both sides of your
gathering. The Kovler Lion House, designed by famed Prairie School architect Dwight
Perkins, celebrated its 100th birthday in 2012. While the animal exhibits have been
modernized to meet the needs of rare feline species, vintage design flourishes like the
Guastavino-tile ceiling and exterior brick-mosaic lions take you back in time to an era of
stately grandeur.
As a fun option that guests of any age will love, add the AT&T Endangered Species
Carousel and its adjacent terrace for your cocktail reception! The carousel, located just to
the east of the Kovler Lion House, features 48 artisan-crafted wooden animals and two
chariots and can accommodate up to 50 riders.
Capacity
Rental Rates
Kovler Lion House:
400 reception
200 seated with dance floor, 275 without dance floor
150 reception with seated dinner and dancing
Kovler Lion House:
Sunday–Friday: $4,000
Saturday: $6,000
AT&T Endangered Species Carousel:
200 reception
75 seated
AT&T Endangered Species Carousel:
Catering tent estimate: $2,000
Main Mall with Kovler Lion House
Transform the heart of the zoo into an epic centerpiece for your grandly scaled gathering.
The zoo’s Main Mall is bordered by historic zoo attractions—the Kovler Lion House, Kovler
Sea Lion Pool and Eadie Levy’s Landmark Café—which means African lions, Amur tigers
and harbor seals will be in attendance at your event. This wild thoroughfare is the perfect
site for your tented gala or privately hosted concert.
Capacity
Rental Rates
3,500 reception
1,300 seated with dance floor
6,000 concert
Matthew Laflin Memorial Building
This grand neo-classical building was built in 1893 to house the former Chicago Academy
of Sciences—the city’s first museum, founded in 1857. That institution’s first home was
consumed by the Great Chicago Fire in 1871. Laflin, the subsequent building’s namesake, was a
gunpowder tycoon and philanthropist whose donation spurred Chicago’s tradition of locating
museums in lakefront parks. Make some history of your own by ushering guests past its
Corinthian temple front into the shimmering marble lobby or stately Ann Milligan Gray Room
for a museum-quality meeting or daytime event.
Capacity
Rental Rates
120 theater
50 classroom
100 seated
Sunday–Friday $1,500 ($600 tax-deductible portion)
Saturday $2,500 ($1,000 tax-deductible portion)
Nature Boardwalk Peoples Gas
Education Pavilion
This organically sculpted pavilion is the artful centerpiece of Nature Boardwalk at
Lincoln Park Zoo. Designed by visionary Chicago architect Jeanne Gang, who patterned
its latticework dome after a turtle shell, it’s set on the shore of a restored pond
ecosystem amid sweeping vistas of prairie plants and native wildlife, with the dramatic
downtown skyline rising in the distance. Offer your guests a singular opportunity to
connect with organic design and the natural world. The pavilion is perfect for small
receptions, wedding ceremonies and more.
Capacity
Rental Rates
130 theater
175 reception
Park Place Terrace & South Lawn
Park Place Terrace is surrounded by sheer loveliness. It’s perched on the edge of the zoo’s
bur oak-shaded South Lawn and bordered by swan, primate and flamingo exhibits. Sunny
dispositions are certain to prevail alongside the terrace’s “Sunform” sculpture, a modern
interpretation of a classical sundial.
The gently sloping South Lawn, flanked by our flamingo flock and lush gardens, is the
ideal addition to a Terrace rental. It’s perfect for cocktail receptions, farmers market dinners, weddings and outdoor movie screenings.
Capacity
Rental Rates
Park Place Terrace:
450 reception
250 seated
Park Place Terrace:
South Lawn:
4,000 reception
1,500 seated with dance floor
1,600 seated
South Lawn:
Regenstein African Journey
Take your guests on a wild safari by holding your event at Regenstein African Journey. This
immersive animal house is home to an array of exotic habitats and species from black rhinos
to meerkats to pygmy hippos. Its winding walkways are filled with unique nooks ideal for
bars and food stations. More spacious areas for receptions or seated gatherings are located
next to the indoor giraffe and meerkat exhibits and outdoor Kovler African Savanna, home to
Baringo giraffes, Grant’s gazelles and ostriches. Measuring up to 19 feet in height, the giraffes
will ensure your event stands head and shoulders above all others.
Capacity
Rental Rates
50 seated
250 reception
Regenstein Center for African Apes
Give your guests the incredible opportunity to come nose-to-nose with gorillas and
chimpanzees. Regenstein Center for African Apes—one of the country’s most state-of-theart great ape habitats—is home to families of endangered western lowland gorillas and
chimpanzees who reside in naturalistic indoor and outdoor exhibits. Huge glass windows
next to your event space let guests witness the complex interactions of these amazing
primates as they play, forage and socialize.
Capacity
Rental Rates
200 reception
100 reception with seated dinner and dance floor
120 seated dinner with dance floor
Regenstein Gallery
Imagine a cocktail reception in a tropical ecosystem followed by dining in an intimate
setting—surrounded by a spectacular variety of animals native to four continents. In the
ecosystem area, a soaring 45-foot-high glass dome rises above an array of animals from
fennec foxes to Hoffman’s two-toed sloths to white-faced saki monkeys. This area features
reception options at ground level and amid the forest canopy overlooking this marvelous
microcosm of wildlife. In the seated gallery section, sand cats, frogs, dwarf mongooses and
other fascinating species are displayed in individual exhibits.
Capacity
Rental Rates
300 reception
250 seated
Regenstein Macaque Forest
Lincoln Park Zoo’s newest exhibit will be a state-of-the-art home for Japanese macaques, or
“snow monkeys.” These lively primates will thrill guests with rich social displays among hot
springs and evergreen trees. Japanese macaques call, chase, play and groom one another to
maintain deep social bonds. These fabled snow monkeys are active in every season including
winter by exploring crisp snowdrifts. A central hot spring will offer the snow monkeys a
visually stunning winter warm-up similar to the ones the species share in the wild.
Our 800 square foot event space is right in the middle of it all, immersing guests in the forest
scene before them. It includes a projector, retractable screen, chairs and rectangular tables.
Capacity
Rental Rates
40 classroom
50 seated
50 reception
Daytime: $1,500
Evening:$2,500
*40% of the rental fee is tax-deductible.
**Ask us about animal expert presentations highlighting Macaque behavior to enhance your event.
The Wild Kingdom
The zoo is yours! Imagine your guests having the entire zoo to themselves to enjoy and
explore. This extraordinary venue rental option includes all of the zoo’s indoor and outdoor
animal exhibits, all of its spectacular gardens, and the AT&T Endangered Species Carousel.
It’s truly an inspired, one-of-a-kind experience perfect for large company outings, galas,
movie screenings and more!
You can also rent the entire zoo while hosting your holiday party during ZooLights, the
zoo’s annual after-hours display of festive illumination. Dazzle your guests with more than
two million lights imaginatively festooned throughout the zoo! It’s two festive events in one!
Capacity
Rental Rates
500–10,000 guests
Sunday–Saturday: $20,000 ($8,000 tax-deductible portion)
Add the Farm-in-the-Zoo: $24,000 ($9,600 tax-deductible portion)
LINCOLN PARK ZOO DAYTIME RENTAL VENUES
Café At Wild Things
Lincoln Park Zoo’s Café at Wild Things offers a picturesque, open-air, rooftop setting among
the treetops in the heart of the zoo. Located along the zoo’s main mall, it features panoramic
views of the African lion, Amur tiger, harbor seal and birds of prey exhibits, historic Eadie
Levy’s Landmark Café and the zoo’s gorgeous gardens. Even Lake Michigan can be glimpsed
to the east, and—perhaps most exciting of all—the new Regenstein Macaque Forest taking
shape on the café’s west side will offer views of the Japanese “snow monkeys” who will
reside there.
Capacity
Rental Rates (10 a.m.–7 p.m.)
400 reception
235 seated
$1,500/3 hours ($600 tax-deductible portion)
$400 each additional hour ($160 tax-deductible portion)
Café Brauer
Imagine gorgeous indoor and outdoor space all in one venue! Café Brauer is one of
Chicago’s most highly prized rental venues for good reason. This timeless Prairie Schoolstyle landmark, completed in 1908 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places,
offers both earth-toned elegance and unparalleled location. Its second-floor Great Hall is
the centerpiece, with its soaring, skylit roof, Tiffany-inspired glass chandeliers, stained-glass
windows, tile mosaics and flanking, curved oudoor loggias providing spectacular views of
the surrounding park and city skyline. A newly landscaped circular drive greets guests on
Stockton Drive, but the horticultural pièce de résistance lies immediately to the east and
south: Nature Boardwalk at Lincoln Park Zoo, a thriving prairie pond ecosystem teeming
with native plants and wildlife.
Capacity
300 seated without dance floor
400 reception
300 theater
$2,000 ($800 tax-deductible portion)
Farmhouse at the Farm-in-the-Zoo
Perfect for smaller parties, our charming farmhouse brings an intimately scaled, Midwestern
family-farm experience to city dwellers. Guests can pet goats, feed cows, and see chickens,
pigs, rabbits and ponies up-close!
Capacity
50 reception
30 seated
$900/3 hours ($360 tax-deductible portion)
$300 for each additional hour ($120 tax-deductible portion)
Foreman Pavilion
Host your event in the open-air Foreman Pavilion overlooking the zoo’s lushly landscaped
Hope B. McCormick Swan Pond and Waterfowl Lagoon, home to flamingos, swans and
ducks. It’s perfect for company retreats, picnics and casual parties.
Capacity
North Side: 200 reception/125 seated
South Side: 125 reception/80 seated
$900/3 hours ($360 tax-deductible portion)
$300 for each additional hour ($120 tax-deductible portion)
Matthew Laflin Memorial Building
Built in 1893, this historic venue is the perfect setting for your meeting or daytime event.
With its marble lobby and ornate interior, this beautiful building is sure to impress your guests.
Capacity
Rental Rates (Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.)
50 classroom
120 theater
130 seated
$1,500 ($600 tax-deductible portion)

Lincoln Park Zoo Venue Rentals

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