Science, history and myth collide during Dragon Festival 2019 on Saturday, October 19 from 9 a

Science, history and myth collide during Dragon Festival 2019 on Saturday, October 19 from 9 a

Science, history and myth collide during Dragon Festival 2019 on Saturday, October 19 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.! Explore the lore of dragons, the impact these creatures have had on societies across the globe, and the science behind the growth and dissemination of their myth! All of the sights and sounds that make the myth of dragons so alluring will be in full-force throughout the day!


EXPERIENCES INCLUDE...
Dragon Displays and Art
A Life-Size Dragon Sculpture
Fire Performances
Blacksmith Presentations
Vikings
Stilt Walkers
Sci-Fi and Fantasy Authors
Live music
Beer/Meade Garden (11 a.m. to 6 p.m. | $5 per beer/meade ticket)
Ren Faire Marketplace
Games, Crafts and Activities
Food Trucks
Much more!


ADMISSION IS ONLY...
$10 for ages 19-59
$5/Ages 3-18
$5/Seniors 60+
FREE for children under 3
FREE for museum members
FREE for members of ASTC participating institutions
EBT card holders who present their EBT card and official photo ID can enter the festival at the following rates: $2/adult and $1/ages 3-18.
Groupons are accepted!
(Admission is available at the door.)


DRAGON FESTIVAL TAKES PLACE AT...
Virginia Museum of Natural History
21 Starling Avenue
Martinsville, VA 24112


DRAGON FESTIVAL IS MADE POSSIBLE BY...
The Helen S. and Charles G. Patterson, Jr., Charitable Foundation Trust
Appalachian Power
Lester Group
Martinsville-Henry County Tourism
Charity League of Martinsville & Henry County


Special thanks to Roanoke College and the Dragon Research Collaborative for helping make this event possible!

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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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