One of our editor’s go-to spots for free fun has always been the Austin Nature and Science Center (ANSC), located on the western edge of Zilker Park. It appeals to all ages from toddlers to adults, and it’s a great place to take the family …
Located in Cedar Creek, TX off of Highway 71 between Austin and Bastrop, The Dinosaur Park is an awesome destination for dino-lovers of all ages! Situated in a woodsy nature trail, you’ll find giant dino replicas among the trees, making it easy to imagine real …
Here in the Austin area, we’re lucky to have some pretty cool places for kids to play paleontologist and uncover fun dinosaur discoveries. Whether you’re checking out silly stuff like dino drive-thrus and digging up bones in a mock setting, or walking in real dinosaur …
Get your junior paleontologists ready for the 27th Annual Fossil Fest on Saturday, Nov. 4 & Sunday, Nov. 5 from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. at Old Settlers Association Meeting Hall (next to the Dell Diamond in Round Rock). Fossil Fest is a fun and …
Attention all junior scientists…Darwin Day 2016 is coming up on Saturday, February 13. The Center for Inquiry-Austin will present this free event with fun learning activities for children and teens to celebrate the 207th anniversary of Darwin’s birth. Activities include a fossil dig, scavenger hunt, Darwin …
The Texas Memorial Museum invites everyone to celebrate the end of a successful school year with free admission on Saturday, June 6. This awesome, science-focused museum on the UT campus will be open from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. with lots of activities and special …
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