Dinosaur Invasion Is Taking Over At Oneonta World Of Learning

Get ready for a dinosaur invasion! There's no need to be afraid of these dinos though. There's no need to be scared during a fun, family event, "Dinosaur Invasion" presented by Oneonta World of Learning (OWL) in Fortin Park, Oneonta.

Every Saturday and Sunday during the rest of July, families can enjoy this interactive theatrical experience, making learning fun and entertaining. Every Saturday and Sunday at 11:00 am and again at 1:00 pm, is an opportunity for outdoor fun related to dinosaurs.

This is an original theatrical presentation from Dandelion Stage and founding Artistic Director and playwright Malissa Kano-White who is teaming up with OWL for this fun dinosaur adventure. During the "show" kids and their grownups will help to save the world from time-traveling dinosaurs. This is geared toward children from 5 through 12 years of age. The show includes a dinosaur-themed workshop and a pre-adventure craft where audience members build their own "Time-trap" which will come into play during the performance.

Space is limited for Dinosaur Invasion to 10 children per adventure with no limit on accompanying adults. Tickets are $10 each and you can get them here. For Delaware County residents, it's free on July 16 and 17 thanks to sponsorship from Delaware County Public Health. Just contact worldoflearning@live.com for details on free admission.

What a perfect event for OWL to host since this nonprofit non-traditional children's museum is all about fostering learning through play. OWL operates thanks to volunteers made up of parents, artists, educators, and others who are dedicated to building our community. You can find out more about this great group at oneontaworldoflearning.com.

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