Jurassic Jamboree rescheduled for Jan. 31 at Museum of Discovery

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KATV) — Get able to roar with pleasure because the Museum of Discovery gears up for its much-anticipated Jurassic Jamboree, now rescheduled for Jan. 31. Originally set for this weekend, the occasion was postponed as a result of uncooperative climate. But concern not, dino lovers, the enjoyable remains to be on!

Museum educator Alexsis Byrd shared some thrilling particulars concerning the occasion, which guarantees a day filled with dinosaur-themed actions from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. “We will have all things dinos happening there,” Byrd mentioned. “you get to put on your paleontologist hat, and you get to jump into this big pit, and you get to uncover dinosaur bones inside of it, as if you were a real paleontologist.”

The jamboree will function quite a lot of actions, together with make-and-take crafts and etchings. “Everyone really loves dinosaurs these days,” Bird famous. “It’s a big hit.”

The occasion is designed for all ages, providing an opportunity to study and discover. “We are hoping that everyone enjoys this,” Byrd mentioned. “Dinosaurs are super, super cool.”

Visitors may also stay up for a touch-and-feel station with objects resembling actual dinosaur fossils and eggs. Community companions from native faculties will probably be available to share their information of geosciences and geology.

So, mark your calendars for Jan. 31 and convey the entire household to get pleasure from a dino-mite day on the Museum of Discovery. For extra particulars, click on here.