Pennsylvania Paleontology by Lancaster County Parks

Did you know that Pennsylvania was once covered with a shallow body of ancient waters? This sea of water was teeming with life and evidence of that can still be found today! Learn, hands-on, just what PA looked like 400+ million years ago, see real fossils that have been found here, and learn about our state fossil, the trilobite. Participants will then work together to put together a big (paper) dinosaur! 🦖Registration for Pennsylvania Paleontology by Lancaster County Parks will open at 9:00AM on Wednesday, June 8th for Manheim Township and East Lampeter residents and on Wednesday, July 15th for residents of other municipalities. Registration Requirements – To help us manage our space, please register every person who will be attending, including adults or siblings. Accompanying Adults – This program is for adults and children to enjoy together. Please plan to attend and be engaged with your child. Drop offs will not be permitted. Cancellations- Please check your email prior to departing to verify that the program has not been cancelled. Library Program PoliciesNo Show – Patrons failing to cancel their registration for more than 2 library programs in a month will be restricted from registering for future programs for a period of one month’s time. Please cancel your registrations at least 2 hours prior to the start of the program to allow those on the waiting list to be notified of their change in registration status. Late Arrivals – Please arrive 10 minutes prior to the start of the program to allow for parking and other circumstances. The program will begin promptly at the designated time. At this time, your spot will be forfeited to those on the wait list who will be granted entry. If spots remain, registrants may be allowed into the program. However, registrants will not be permitted to enter the program 5 minutes past the start time. Photography - The Manheim Township Public Library Code of Conduct Policy prohibits photographing or video recording individuals (including children) without their consent (or in the case of a child, the consent of a parent or guardian) .