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Beer & Bones will feature adults-only tours through the wildly popular Dinosaurs Unearthed exhibit. Paleontologists will be on-hand to answer your most profound dino questions. Previously-unseen fossils will be taken from our paleo-lab for a special viewing, and we'll have special grown-up arts and crafts that will make you feel like a kid again!
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- 1. DATE: March 24, 2011 TIME: 7-10pm PLACE: Museum of Nature & Science, Science Building 1318 S. 2nd Avenue in Fair Park Ages 18+ Only It’s a party 75 million years in the making! And these party goers are a BIG deal. Beer & Bones will serve up a grown-up good time as you toast your elders (the 75-million-year-old dinos). Tour through the wildly popular Dinosaurs Unearthed exhibit, talk with MNS paleontologists about the latest dino theories, view special fossils never before seen in MNS outside of the Paleo lab and create a fab party favor with a craft that will make you feel young again. A cash bar will o er beer and wine, light hors d'oeurves will be served, and a DJ will be on hand to rock you back to the Stone Age! Tickets: *Online ticket purchases include a $2 surcharge/ticket. To purchase tickets MNS Members: $8 online, go to “Buy Tickets Now”, click on Public: $12 March 24 and choose Beer & Bones from the admission package selection. Purchase advanced tickets online today!* Print out and bring your ticket to Or call 214-428-5555 x8 the event. BEST DEAL MNS Membership Has Bene ts! Not a member? Become one today to get discounted member event pricing and other great bene ts year-round! Visit natureandscience.org to nd out the other great perks you'll get as an MNS member. Scan this QR code with your smart phone for more information. natureandscience.org 1318 South Second Ave in Fair Park