Birds: The Story of the Last Dinosaurs (Adult 18+)
Education · Lecture

Birds: The Story of the Last Dinosaurs (Adult 18+)

An engaging adult lecture exploring the fascinating natural history of birds and their evolutionary link to dinosaurs.

Sat, 25 Jul 2026 Vespasian Warner Public Library District Clinton , Illinois
Join us at the Vespasian Warner Public Library District for an insightful presentation titled 'Birds: The Story of the Last Dinosaurs.' This adult-focused event (18+) delves into the fascinating natural history of birds, exploring their evolutionary journey and their connection to the prehistoric world of dinosaurs. It is a perfect opportunity for science enthusiasts and curious minds to learn more about the avian species that share our planet today.

What to Expect

A scholarly and engaging lecture about the natural history of birds.

Who Should Attend

  • Science enthusiasts
  • Adult learners
  • Bird watchers
  • History buffs

Agenda Overview

A single-session lecture held at the public library.
Venue & Address
Vespasian Warner Public Library District
310 N Quincy St
Clinton , Illinois – 61727
United States
Organizer
Vespasian Warner Public Library District · Library
Providing educational resources and community programming in Clinton, IL.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there an age requirement?
Yes, this event is for adults 18 and older.
Where is the event held?
Vespasian Warner Public Library, 310 N Quincy St, Clinton, IL.
Is there a fee?
The library offers free access to its programs.
Do I need to register?
Check the library website for registration requirements.
What is the topic?
The natural history of birds and their link to dinosaurs.
Is it open to the public?
Yes, all adults are welcome.
Tags
Education Birds Dinosaurs Clinton Library Science
Summary
An educational lecture for adults exploring the evolutionary history of birds as descendants of dinosaurs.
Reference: vwarner.org
Highlights
  • Expert-led presentation
  • Adult-focused content
  • Educational insights
  • Local library event
  • Fascinating evolutionary history
  • Free access
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