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featured event
A T. rex Named Sue
May 26 thru September 23
The most ferocious dinosaur that ever lived is on its way to the Museum of Science and History. At 42-feet long, 12-feet tall and 3,500 pounds, Sue is the largest, most complete Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered. The exhibit, A T. rex Named Sue, will open at MOSH Memorial Day Weekend, May 26, 2012.
A replica cast of the actual T. rex is the keystone piece of this traveling exhibition on loan from The Field Museum in Chicago. The exhibit will also include a dig pit, video footage, and free-standing interactive exhibits. Guests will be able to touch casts of Sue's arm, rib, tail bone and teeth; peek into the cretaceous world through the eyes of a T. rex and a triceratops, and manipulate a model of Sue's jaws to demonstrate how her gigantic jaw muscles slammed shut on prey. MOSH will also present special programming to complement the exhibit, including dinosaur-themed summer camps, a camp-in and special speakers.
Proudly sponsored in part by Jax4Kids.com.
MOSH / 904-396-7062 / 1025 Museum Circle / www.themosh.org
featured camp
Intercoastal Kids
June 11 - August 16
6:30am - 6:30pm
Intercoastal Kids is now enrolling for our summer camp program ages 4-10!
At Intercoastal Kids, fun and exciting activities include: water day with water slides, field trips every Wednesday, arts and crafts, a visit from the ice cream truck every Friday, hip hop dance classes, computer labs, game room, and cooking classes. We serve breakfast, lunch, and three snacks daily. All of our staff members have an associate or bachelor degrees and are CPR/First Aid certified.
Cost: $135 weekly. $135 Camp Registration (Covers All Field Trips). Register soon! Summer camp is filling up quickly!


















