For Immediate Release Media contacts: The Field Museum Pat Kremer/ Nancy O'Shea 312/665-7100 Competition of Considerable Size: The Field Museum Hosts DINO BEE The Museum will host an array of other activities on March 19, including Sue School, which will give kids the opportunity to learn about Sue first-hand from Museum paleontologist Jim Holstein. A dinosaur play by the Foundation Theater Group will feature Tex the T. rex and his paleontologist guide Dr. Jonas as they try to discover what Tyrannosaurus rex was able to do with its tiny arms. Hands-on activities will allow kids to see and touch a real fossil, make dinosaur rubbings and masks, and put together a 3-D foam Triceratops and a map of dinosaur hot spots in Asia. Additionally, three 10-foot-tall dinosaur puppets will roam the halls and greet visitors. Schedule of Events 9 a.m. DINO BEE Registration 10 a.m. Sue School with paleontologist Jim Holstein 11 a.m. Dinosaur Play 12 p.m. DINO BEE with emcee “Dino Don” 1 p.m. Sue School with paleontologist Jim Holstein 11 - 2 p.m. Roaming 10-foot-tall dinosaur puppets 11 - 2 p.m. Hands-on activities The Field Museum is located at 1400 S. Lake Shore Drive. Heated, indoor parking is available at Soldier Field, steps from the Museum’s south entrance. Early bird rates apply before 9:30 a.m. For further information, call (312) 922-9410 or visit www.fieldmuseum.org. <<Back to the Press Room