Dinosaurs in Motion is an amazing blend of science, art, and innovation using 14 magnificent, fully interactive, recycled life-size metal dinosaur sculptures to engage and educate. Families can get hands‑on with levers, pulleys, and remote controls to bring large kinetic dinos to life. Plus, the Innovation Stations offer even more fun with interactive art and science projects. Featured Components Become an “apprentice” to late Artist and Master Sculptor, John Payne, and learn about the basic skills needed to produce the amazing dinosaur creations seen in the exhibit. Manipulate each dinosaur sculpture utilizing pulleys, levers, and remote controls. Show off new skills of creativity and innovation with hands-on activities in the innovation stations

In 1996, the first Juneteenth Celebration was held at the Freeman Coliseum and featured local bands and entertainment. Future festivals have been held at the Carver Cultural Center and St. Paul Square. However, for the past 20+years, the festival has found a home at Comanche Park No. 2. Through the tireless efforts of the Commission, volunteers and community organizers, the Juneteenth Festival has grown to be a favorite venue for family reunions and the community. This year is no exception. See old friends and meet new ones at the Annual Juneteenth Festival.

Dance, groove, and move at The DoSeum’s Author Series! Join us on Saturday, May 23rd at 12 pm or 2pm for a story time with Steena Hernandez, author of Lupita’s Brown Ballet Slippers. Stay afterwards for a book signing and an activity with Steena! Activities are free with general admission or DoSeum membership check-in.

Breaking Training Session is a focused, 1-hour experience designed to build confidence, precision, and power. Participants will learn essential breaking material, proper techniques using both hands and feet, and the importance of correct angles for success. The session concludes with supervised, real board breaking—bringing technique and mindset together in an exciting, empowering finish.