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Deep Sea Sleepover - Dallas

When the lights go out, your imagination comes to life! A sleepover at the Museum of Nature & Science lets you experience the wonders of the world like never before—with plenty of adventure that unfolds under the cover of night! Check back for more information and registration.

Go behind the scenes with after-hours access to intriguing exhibits, exclusive demonstrations, and hands-on activities. Sharpen your skills for discovery with secretive scavenger hunts and create clever crafts that you can take home. Pizza snack, IMAX® screening, and an early morning continental breakfast are also included.

 Deep Sea Sleepover:

Do you know why sharks have 2 more senses than humans? Find out the answer to this and other fishy questions in this Deep Sea sleepover that won’t leave you all wet. 

  • March 10, 23: Deep Sea Sleepover
  • April 13, 28: Deep Sea Sleepover

Click here for more information on sleepovers.

Growing Fungi in Your Yard - Arlington

Fungi play a vital role in our ecological systems. They are one of the soils teeth and provide essential nutrients, processes and solutions to our economic, ecological and social problems. Come and learn how fungi are being utilized to solve many of the issues we face today in water filtration, pest management, reforestation, farming and more, during this adult workshop at River Legacy Living Science Center.

Best suited for ages 10 and up.

Space is limited, please RSVP to 817.860.6752.

Free, donations accepted

Spring Break Week for Families - Animal Exploration & Craft - Snakes - Arlington

Get an up-close look at snakes and do a related craft at the Science Center. There will be one animal presentation per hour on the hour, beginning at 10 am and ending at 1 pm.

There is a maximum of 30 people per session.

Cost is $2 per person, and there must be one adult per family.

For more information, call 817.860.6752.

Trout Lily Walk - Cedar Hill

Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center - Trout Lily Walk with MN Jim Varnum  (AT)
Thursday, March 1, 2012     1:00 PM

Description:  Trout lilies, or white dog-toothed violets, are the harbingers of spring in the plant world.  These flowers in the lily family bloom from just mid-February to mid-March.  And there are many interesting facts about trout lilies.  Did you know trout lily bulbs produce just one leaf in the first 6 years, then 2 leaves, a scape (stem) and a flower in the 7th year?

Walk Details:  Texas Master Naturalist and trout lily guru Jim Varnum will conduct a short walk to observe trout lilies.  The walk last approximately 1 hour.  Bring your camera.  Wear sturdy boots or shoes with good ankle support.  Join Jim for a nature walk afterwards.

Note:  This is Free First Thursday for March.

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