Dinosaur Tales offers a unique opportunity for attendees to explore the science of paleontology through an interactive presentation. Hosted by experts from the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, this program details the entire process of how dinosaur bones are excavated from the ground and prepared for museum display. Participants will engage with real museum objects, making it an educational experience for all ages interested in the prehistoric world and scientific discovery.
What to Expect
An engaging, educational session where participants learn about the life cycle of a fossil through direct interaction with experts and artifacts.
Who Should Attend
Students
Dinosaur enthusiasts
Families
Science educators
Curious learners
Agenda Overview
The event features a guided presentation on paleontology followed by an interactive session with museum specimens.
Venue & Address
Southern Oaks Library
6900 S Walker Ave Oklahoma City , Oklahoma United States
Organizer
Metropolitan Library System · Public Library
A library system providing community education and resources in Oklahoma City.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is hosting this event?
The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History.
Is registration required?
Please check the Metropolitan Library System website for ticket requirements.
Is this event suitable for children?
Yes, it is designed to be an educational and fun experience for all ages.
Will there be real fossils?
The presentation includes museum objects to demonstrate the fossil process.
Is photography allowed?
Be advised that the program may be photographed or videotaped for publicity.
Where is the event located?
Southern Oaks Library, 6900 S Walker Ave, Oklahoma City.
Tags
paleontology
dinosaurs
science
education
library event
Oklahoma City
Summary
An educational paleontology presentation featuring hands-on fossil exploration at the Southern Oaks Library.