Rowan Appleton interacts with a new part of the exhibit during the reopening event for the dinosphere exhibit,Thursday, March 10, 2022, at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis in Indianapolis.

Giants of the Jurassic, monsters of the Mesozoic Seas and creatures of the Cretaceous are coming to life in the new Dinosphere at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis opening on Saturday ...

Members can catch a free sneak peek of the new Dinosphere® on March 17 and 18 (tickets required), and the museum is also planning an event to celebrate the night before opening day, the Jurassic ...

The updated Dinosphere contains over 7,000 square feet of exhibits, which include two enormous specimens from the Jurassic Mile, the museum’s dig site in Wyoming. NEW DIGS After years running a ...

Creatures of the Cretaceous: Favorites from the Cretaceous Period that were found in the original Dinosphere return with new live, interactive programs and some improvements to the multimedia ...

DAYTON, OH (WDTN) – The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is where the NEW “Dinosphere” reopened in March 19th, just in time for Spring Break road trips to Indy. “Imagine life 150 ...

On Thursday, IndyStar got a sneak peek at the new Dinopshere. Here are five things you don't want to miss. Dinosaur skeletons sit on display during the reopening event for the dinosphere exhibit ...

If you have kids who are a little obsessed with the "Jurassic Park" movies and love dinosaurs, you’ll want to make plans to visit the new Dinosphere: You’re In Their World at The Children's ...

INDIANAPOLIS — The Children's Museum of Indianapolis opened its new and improved Dinosphere exhibit that's been closed for the past year. The exhibit still has some of the favorites it has featured ...

Not bad, kid. New dinos: 5 things to see at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis' revamped Dinosphere Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. I like dinosaurs as much as the ...

Not bad, kid. New dinos: 5 things to see at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis' revamped Dinosphere I like dinosaurs as much as the next 33-year-old man. You know what? More. But IndyStar felt ...