Name: Kentucky Reptile Expo - March 7th!
Start: 2026-03-07T10:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-03-07T16:00:00-05:00
Location: 430 W Vine St, Lexington, KY, United States, Kentucky 40165

Welcome to the Kentucky Reptile Expo - the ultimate exotic animal experience!
Welcome to the captivating world of cold-blooded wonders and living ecosystems at the Kentucky Reptile Expo, held bi-monthly at the Central Bank Center in the heart of Lexington, Kentucky! Immerse yourself in a fascinating experience where over 125 tables showcase an incredible variety of live pet reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and now an exciting expansion into freshwater aquatics, reef keeping, and live plants—along with all the supplies you need to help your animals and habitats thrive.
Whether you're a seasoned reptile enthusiast, an aquarium hobbyist, a plant lover, or simply curious about these unique worlds, the Kentucky Reptile Expo offers an extraordinary opportunity to explore, learn, and connect with passionate vendors and fellow hobbyists. This family-friendly event promises a full day of excitement, discovery, and hands-on inspiration for attendees of all ages.
Experience the diversity of life on display—from slithering snakes and vibrant geckos to freshwater aquatics, coral reef systems, aquatic plants, and rare propagated botanicals. Knowledgeable breeders, aquarists, and plant specialists will be on hand to share their expertise, answer questions, and provide valuable insight into proper care, habitat design, and long-term success across all aspects of the hobby.
Admission remains affordable and accessible for 2026, with general admission at $10 at the door, and Early Bird admission available for $15, granting entry starting at 9:00 AM for those who want first access to the show floor.
Whether you're a lifelong herpetologist, a reef-keeping enthusiast, a plant collector, or a curious newcomer, the Kentucky Reptile Expo delivers an unforgettable experience where reptiles, aquatics, and living environments come together. Join us every other month at the Central Bank Center in Lexington for a day filled with wonder, education, and the joy of connecting with nature in all its forms.