The Museum of Texas Tech University and its Lubbock Lake Landmark are offering Spring Break Fest 2000, a potpourri of popular programs for children in grades 1-6 during the Spring Break week. Programs are free of charge and scheduled twice daily, March 14-16.
Space is limited and pre-registration is required at both sites.
Paleontology Division preparator Kyle McQuilkin will teach the classes. His dinosaur and fossil expertise will make for an exciting experience for participants. Marshall has taught several youth classes at the Museum, and makes astronomy fun for kids and adults alike. The Museum is located at 4th Street and Indiana Avenue. Wednesday morning, stories of native peoples come alive in rock art, when participants will hear the tales and create a mural.