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Get ready to dance, shake and rave (toddler-style). Lenny’s Toddler Techno Rave is taking over Sydney Zoo this late February and March, bringing high-energy family fun to Western Sydney.

Taking place weekends only, kicking off this week – 22 February to 15 March 2026, Australia’s favourite pioneer of “Toddler Techno”, Lenny Pearce, will hit the Sydney Zoo Amphitheatre with his signature baby bangers – including The Wheels on the Bus, Hop Little Bunnies, Five Little Ducks and more – remixed into feel-good dance floor hits for little legs and grown-ups alike.

It’s LOUD. It’s LIT. It’s LITTLE. And it’s the only place in Sydney families can experience it. Best of all, Lenny’s Toddler Techno Rave is FREE with zoo entry, and kids under 3 are always free.

Families can enjoy four live shows per day in Sydney Zoo’s outdoor amphitheatre, before or after exploring the zoo – making it the perfect day out for parents, toddlers and carers alike. 

When: Weekends only – 22 & 28 February, 1, 7, 8, 14 & 15 March 2026
Showtimes: 10:00am | 11:00am | 12:00pm | 1:00pm
(Each show runs approximately 30 minutes. Capacity is limited – arrive early.)
Where: Sydney Zoo Amphitheatre, Eastern Creek, NSW
Cost: FREE with zoo ticket | Kids under 3 FREE | Parking FREE with Yearly Pass

Book now: SydneyZoo.com

Why you can’t miss it:

• Lenny Pearce’s Toddler Techno Rave – live at Sydney Zoo for a limited time
• High-energy, family-friendly dance party designed just for toddlers
• Four live shows daily on weekends
• Included FREE with zoo entry
• The ultimate weekend outing for parents, toddlers, and carers

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