Children's Natural History
Museum New Ice
Age Fossils Fundraiser
from FaceBook Corporate Excavation October 9,16,23, Saturday 1-4 pm registration online, tickets must be purchased prior Learn more about museum Location:4074 Eggers Drive, Fremont)
There is a $10 entrance donation to see the new exhibit including newly donated
Pleistocene Fossils excavated while building Facebook corporate offices. Discover
the horse fossils found only a few feet under the San Franisco Bay mud and
what that might mean in understanding the evolution of the horse.
Learn about the future of our
museum. Covid-19
has impacted the museum operations.
All funds support the continuation of museum.
Children under 2 are free. Maximum number of registration is 35. They also will get a
scavenger hunt to earn a prize. Special identification of rocks and
minerals. Refreshed displays. Masks are required inside museum.
New exhibit that helps the public understand how our
Earth was formed and how the very chemistry of creation directed molecules
to form life. Life evolved through time, incorporating the very
elements that produced the minerals within our crust. Throughout the exhibits you will learn:
1. Chemistry of Creation. The elements needed for a new world. 2.
Plate Tectonics. The changing
forces, creating landscapes on and within the Earth's crust. Forces that
create igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks. 3. Present is
key to the past. Biological life of today helps interpret fossils of the past. 4.
Fossils tell a Story.
Fossil reveal an intricate story of evolution on Earth. The local fossils
tell a wild and wonderful Ice Age evolution.
Explore new exhibit and learn how fossils become part of the
crust to reveal stories of evolution. Presentation at 2:00
pm to understand better the exhibit and to look at new fossils
donated by Facebook (Menlo Park) and Caltrans (along 680).
October 16, 2021, Saturday
1-4 pm
Explore new exhibit and learn how fossils become part of the
crust to reveal stories of evolution. Presentation at 2:00
pm to understand better the exhibit and to look at new fossils
donated by Facebook (Menlo Park) and Caltrans (along 680).
October 23, 2021, Saturday
1-4 pm
Explore new exhibit and learn how fossils become part of the
crust to reveal stories of evolution. Presentation at 2:00
pm to understand better the exhibit and to look at new fossils
donated by Facebook (Menlo Park) and Caltrans (along 680).
