Exhibit at the Main Library Saturday, Sept. 20 – Sunday, Jan. 4

Dinosaur Explorer journeys through the wildest, wackiest, and most wonderous dinosaurs and examines human physiology through the lens of these magnificent creatures. Although they lived millions of years before us, dinosaurs adapted to not only survive, but to thrive on planet earth. Whether it be feeding or family dynamics, intelligence or interpersonal relationships, Dinosaur Explorer asks: where do we see similarities in our world today? Join us as we explore, compare, and create a whole-new understanding of the most fascinating living organisms in known history.

Sponsored by the Gail Borden Public Library Foundation. Produced by Imagine.

Kids Explore: STUCK! The LaBrea Tar Pits

Main Library Story Room

Thursday, 12/11 | 4 - 4:45 pm

At the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles, California, Ice Age fossils can be found in bubbling asphalt pits. Let's read about this living museum & make Ice Age shadow puppets.

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Jurassic Park: Film Screening

Main Library Meadows Community Rooms

Tuesday, 12/30 | 2 - 4:15 pm

Feel the thrill, the wonder, and the roar of the original Jurassic Park at this special movie screening and visit our amazing interactive dinosaur exhibit.

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Throughout December

Visit the Dinosaur Explorer exhibit at the Main Library throughout December and search for the holiday symbols scattered throughout the exhibit! Find ten holiday symbols and write down the name of the dinosaur where the symbols were hiding on a scavenger hunt worksheet. Turn in your sheet at the Customer Relations desk for a special dinosaur prize!