Make tracks to the Virginia Museum of Natural History on Saturday ...

Make tracks to the Virginia Museum of Natural History on Saturday ...

Make tracks to the Virginia Museum of Natural History on Saturday, January 23, 2016 for a festival of Jurassic proportions! Dinosaur skeletons and fossils, as well as dino-themed games, crafts and presentations will make this an event not to be missed for the dino-lover in your family! VMNH Members receive FREE admission at Dino Day and throughout the year...learn more at https://www.vmnh.net/membership/new!

NEW THIS YEAR

-We are partnering with Cold Blooded Encounters to provide visitors with a truly unique experience - get up close and personal with a live emu, highlighting the relationship between modern birds and dinosaurs. You can also meet the giant tortoise and crocodile!

-Full-skeleton casts of Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops!

-Skull casts of Apatosaurus, Dunkleosteus, Appalachiosaurus and more!

-Fascinating presentations by Dr. Alex Hastings, VMNH Assistant Curator of Paleontology

DON'T MISS

-Full-skeleton casts of Acrocanthosaurus, Allosaurus, Tenontosaurus, Deinonychus, with skull casts of Tyrannosaurus rex and more!

-Real dinosaur fossils from the museum collections

-Games and crafts all day long

-Dino dig pit

-Get your picture taken with "Cera" the Triceratops!

Be sure to complete your visit with a stop in the VMNH Museum Store and PALEO Cafe for unique gifts, delicious lunches and snacks, and more. For more information, please email information@vmnh.virginia.gov. We look forward to seeing you at Dino Day!

Dino Day is sponsored by:
-Roanoke Cement
-Cold Blooded Encounters
-Kiwanis
-Martinsville-Henry County Tourism

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Please Visit Us Soon

Hours:

Tuesday - Saturday: 10am - 4pm
Sunday - Monday: Closed

Admission:

$10 for ages 18-59
$5 for ages 3-17, seniors 60+, and college students
FREE for children under 3, museum members, and members of ASTC participating institutions

My 4 year old son loves going to the museum. The exhibits are educational, interactive and kid-friendly.

Beth Deathrage

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