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Drawing dinosaurs
If you could be a dinosaur, what would you look like? Tail of a stegosaurus, head of a T-Rex?
In this hands-on activity, children mix-and-match parts of dinosaurs to create their own imagined creature. Palaeontologist Edine Pape will be on hand to talk to them through the science of their creations.
Then, the beasts come to life as artist James McKay creates one-of-a-kind paintings for children to take home. The paintings are finished off with a unique Latin species and genus based on the child's name.
Part of the Big Draw: Drawing science.
Attending this event
- Free
- Pick up a ticket on the day to book your slot. Spaces available on first-come, first-served basis
- Suitable for ages 6-14, children under 12 should be accompanied by an adult
- All materials will be supplied
- Enquiries: Contact the events team