The Cincinnati Museum Center is bringing Dinosaur Exploration Stations to the library for an interactive, come-and-go experience perfect for curious kids and families!

Visitors can dig for fossils in hands-on dig bins using brushes, explore touchable dinosaur fossil replicas like claws, teeth, skulls, horns, and even coprolite (dinosaur poop!). There will also be dinosaur models, Viewmasters, finger puppets, fossil photos, books, coloring sheets, and fun props—like whistle tubes to recreate dinosaur sounds, tape measures to visualize dinosaur sizes, and footprint comparisons.

Museum staff will set up multiple exploration tables, allowing families to drop in at any time during the event to explore at their own pace. No registration is required.

Dinosaur Exploration Stations will be held on June 23 at two locations:

Belfry Public Library from 11:00 AM–1:00 PM
Pike County Library from 4:00–6:00 PM

Join us for a unique opportunity to experience museum-quality exhibits right at your local library—perfect for dinosaur fans of all ages!