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SUMMARY:Dome Talks Speaker Series featuring Emily Lindsey
DESCRIPTION:Dome Talks are back! During this summer series held in our iconic dome\, authors\, and scientists from across the region share their work\, research\, and ideas in an informal\, engaging setting. Topics span science\, history\, and the world around us\, offering fresh ways to think about big questions\, from our place in the universe to the forces shaping life on Earth. Dome Talks will take place in the Fisk Gallery. \nThursday\, August 27\, 2026\nEmily Lindsey (La Brea Tar Pits)\nFall of the Titans: What became of the world’s Ice Age giants and what does it mean for our future?\nThroughout most of the 66-million-year history of the Age of Mammals\, large mammals dominated Earth’s terrestrial ecosystems.  But at the end of the last Ice Age\, between ~50\,000 and 10\,000 years ago\, most of these “megafauna” suddenly disappeared.  This event constituted the largest wave of extinctions since the dinosaurs died out\, and coincided with major global changes\, including a rapidly warming climate\, the reorganization of floral and faunal communities\, and the spread of human populations around the world.  But despite decades of research\, scientists are still debating the role each of these processes played in the loss of these iconic animals\, largely because the timing of the extinction event is not well-resolved enough to tease apart these closely-linked phenomena.  In this talk\, I will discuss recent advances in our efforts to elucidate the timing\, causes\, dynamics\, and consequences of the Ice Age extinctions\, and how these discoveries can inform our understanding of ecosystem change and biodiversity loss today. \nDr. Emily Lindsey is Associate Curator and Excavation Site Director in the Samuel Oschin Global Center for Ice Age Research at La Brea Tar Pits.  Dr. Lindsey studies how climate change and human actions intersect to drive extinctions\, using the collapse of global ecosystems at the end of the Ice Age as a model.  She is a leading expert on Ice Age animals of the Americas and has authored more than 30 scientific papers. Dr. Lindsey holds an AB in Biology from Brown University and a Ph.D. from the University of California\, Berkeley\, and was a Fulbright scholar to Uruguay. A passionate science communicator\, she lectures widely and has been featured in numerous media outlets from the New York Times and NPR to ESPN and Netflix.  She has conducted fieldwork in the United States\, Antarctica\, Chile\, Guyana\, Ecuador\, and Peru\, where her current research involves seeking clues to ecological tipping points preserved in the rich asphaltic fossil localities of the Neotropics.  \nDoors open at 6:30. Talk begins at 7:00. \nTickets are first come first serve. Purchasing ahead on Eventbrite is encouraged. \nGeneral Admission – $20\, plus processing fees \nMembers – $17\, plus processing fees \nParking is free\, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.
URL:https://museum.sbcounty.gov/event/summer-dome-talks-series-aug-2026-2/
LOCATION:San Bernardino County Museum\, 2024 Orange Tree Lane\, Redlands\, CA\, 92374\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cosmic Nights
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night | Prehistoric Edition
DESCRIPTION:Step into a trivia night built on memory\, instinct\, and the things you knew by heart. This prehistoric edition brings you back to the dinosaurs\, facts\, and favorite details you once had down—testing what stuck and what didn’t. \nDeveloped in partnership with Pour House Trivia\, the experience blends quick thinking with a little friendly competition. From well-known names to deeper cuts\, each round gives you a chance to prove what you know. \nOpen to guests ages 16 and up\, teams may include up to 8 players. Come on your own and be paired with others\, bring a date\, or gather a group. \nHosted at the San Bernardino County Museum. \nJoin us for Trivia Night: Prehistoric Edition on July 17\, 2026. Trivia begins promptly at 6:30 PM\, so arrive early to explore the galleries and settle in. \nParking is free\, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.
URL:https://museum.sbcounty.gov/event/trivia-night-2026-prehistoric/
LOCATION:San Bernardino County Museum\, 2024 Orange Tree Lane\, Redlands\, CA\, 92374\, United States
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SUMMARY:STEAM Summer | The Art of Creating in August
DESCRIPTION:STEAM Summer | August 2026\nScientific Explorations\nSTEAM Summer in STEAM Lab\nEvery Saturday from 10–3 p.m. \nThis is a month for building\, shaping\, mixing\, and transforming—where children bring their ideas to life through hands-on art and design. \nJoin us Saturdays from 12–3 p.m. for a rotating series of creative experiences: \n\nAugust 1: Color Mixing\nAugust 8: Cyanotypes\nAugust 15: Clay Play\nAugust 22: Pop-Up Neighborhood\nAugust 29: Bead Snakes\n\nThroughout the month\, families can also take part in Scavenger Hunts every Saturday from 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Complete a challenge and earn a prize while exploring the museum in new ways. \nSTEAM Lab Entry:\nTimed wristbands are required for STEAM Lab access and are available daily throughout the summer. Each wristband provides a 30-minute session\, supporting a comfortable and engaging creative environment. \nAugust is about expression—the freedom to make something from nothing\, to experiment without pressure\, and to leave with something uniquely your own. \nAdmission:• $10 adults• $8 military or seniors• $7 students• $5 children ages 6–12• Free for children five and under• Museum Foundation members receive 50% off admission \nParking is free\, and the museum is accessible to persons with disabilities.
URL:https://museum.sbcounty.gov/event/steam-summer-the-art-of-creating-in-august/2026-08-29/
LOCATION:San Bernardino County Museum\, 2024 Orange Tree Lane\, Redlands\, CA\, 92374\, United States
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