Join Us for a Dino-Sized Day at Fullerton Public Library! 🦖

Experience an unforgettable afternoon with world-renowned paleontologist Dr. Jack Horner, known for the discovery of dinosaur eggs in North America and groundbreaking research into the parenting behavior of dinosaurs. Dr. Horner is also the scientific advisor to the Jurassic Park films and pioneer of the Chickenosaurus concept!

📅 Saturday, October 18
🕛 12:00 PM | Ages 10+ recommended
📍 Fullerton Public Library – Conference Center & Osborne Room

In his talk, “Dinosaurs: Where They Lived and Died,” Dr. Horner will explore where dinosaurs once roamed, how fossils are discovered, and why they’re so rare in California. A Q&A session will follow the talk, with attendees able to submit written questions and meet Dr. Horner afterward for autographs and photos.

🎟️ Due to high demand:

• Tickets will be handed out at 11:00 AM on a first-come basis in the Conference Center.

• Tickets for ages 10 and up will be available for seating and standing room with the main speaker.

• Families with children under 10 or anyone arriving after capacity is reached will receive separate tickets for the Osborne Room, where the talk will be streamed live and fun activities will be available.

• Attendees in both rooms can submit written Q&A questions and meet Dr. Horner after the session.

📺 The event will be streamed live exclusively on the Fullerton Public Library Facebook page and will not be recorded.

🎬 Stay afterward for a free screening of Jurassic Park at 5:00 PM — open to all attendees!

This program is designed as an academic-level talk and may not be suitable for young children.