It's a Wild World Animal Show Tickets

It's a Wild World Animal Show is an engaging educational wildlife program led by Grant Kemmerer, a seasoned wildlife educator and showman born in Lancaster, PA and raised in Miami. The show emphasizes animal diversity, adaptations, and conservation through immersive demonstrations and storytelling. Recognized for its broad educational impact, the program has appeared on major national platforms and collaborates with conservation groups and media partners to bring wildlife insight to audiences of all ages.

Led by a trusted educator with a proven track record, this performance blends entertainment with essential learning, making complex natural history accessible and memorable. Whether you’re booking a school assembly, community event, or family show, It's a Wild World Animal Show provides a reliable, informative experience that aligns with educational goals while delivering engaging live animal demonstrations.

Upcoming tour stops provide opportunities to see the show in venues across the country. Each date is treated as its own event, with a focus on accessible, informative content suitable for classrooms, families, and general audiences. For educators and event planners, secure your seats early to ensure a spot at your preferred venue.

• January 12 – Lancaster, PA (American Music Theatre) • Prepare to explore wildlife with visuals and live animal demonstrations.
• January 18 – Bowling Green, KY (SKyPAC)
• January 31 – Hagerstown, MD (The Maryland Theatre)
• April 5 – Franklin, NC (Smoky Mountain Center for the Performing Arts)
• June 21 – Newton, NC (Newton Performing Arts Center)
• July 5 – Myrtle Beach, SC (The Carolina Opry Theater)
• September 13 – Saint Cloud, MN (Paramount Center for the Arts)

Follow official updates and behind-the-scenes content on the show's channels: official site and social media linked below.

Social media and official resources are provided to help you connect and stay informed. For ongoing wildlife education and entertaining edutainment, It's a Wild World Animal Show remains a dependable option for educators and families alike.