PBS North Carolina Walking with Dinosaurs Screening and Discussion

PBS North Carolina and the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences proudly present—Walking with Dinosaurs

Special Screening and Panel Discussion

Join us for an inspiring evening with an hour-long screening of Walking with Dinosaurs. The series takes viewers on a unique journey back through time, revealing the incredible life stories of these long-lost giants.

Following the screening, participate in a panel discussion and audience Q+A with local paleontologists and researchers. The subject-matter experts will gladly answer your questions.

Event Details:
When: Wednesday, June 18 at 7 PM

Where: PBS North Carolina located at 10 UNCTV Drive, Research Triangle Park (Durham)

What: Family-friendly event: Screening, panel discussion, NC Museum of Natural Sciences table-top display

This is a free event, but space is limited. Registration is required. Please reserve your seat(s) via Eventbrite.

Panel Discussion:

Moderator: Frank Graff, executive producer and host of PBS North Carolina’s SciNC

Panelists:

• Eric Lund, paleontologist, paleontology lab manager at NC Museum of Natural Sciences
• Robert L. Anemone, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, UNC Greensboro
• Cynthia Crane, executive director, paleontologist, curator, Aurora Fossil Museum

Accessibility:

The film will have open captions. The welcome remarks and the panel discussion and Q+A will be interpreted by certified American Sign Language interpreters. There is zero-step entry and handicap designated parking spaces.