The largest fossil extravaganza in the midlands will take place on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 September at Dudley Concert Hall and Dudley Museum and Art Gallery.
Exhibitors will be showcasing everything from rocks, fossils and gems to jewellery and children’s books, all of which are for sale.
The event will include lectures and talks from geology and palaeontology experts from across the United Kingdom.
Opening times
Saturday 24 September - 10am to 5pm
Sunday 25 September - 10am to 4pm
Admission
Adult - £2.50
Child - £1.50
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children) - £7.50
Price includes entrance and activities at both Dudley Museum & Art Gallery and Dudley Concert Hall.
After we have spent time there we will go to the Wren's nest fossils site in Dudley, to the west of Birmingham, is one of the most famous fossil collecting sites in the UK.
The layers of Wenlock limestone, exposed here by the extensive quarrying of the Victorians, were laid down in a shallow warm tropical sea, during the Silurian period about 443 - 417 million years ago.
Exhibitors will be showcasing everything from rocks, fossils and gems to jewellery and children’s books, all of which are for sale.
The event will include lectures and talks from geology and palaeontology experts from across the United Kingdom.
Opening times
Saturday 24 September - 10am to 5pm
Sunday 25 September - 10am to 4pm
Admission
Adult - £2.50
Child - £1.50
Family (2 adults and up to 3 children) - £7.50
Price includes entrance and activities at both Dudley Museum & Art Gallery and Dudley Concert Hall.
After we have spent time there we will go to the Wren's nest fossils site in Dudley, to the west of Birmingham, is one of the most famous fossil collecting sites in the UK.
The layers of Wenlock limestone, exposed here by the extensive quarrying of the Victorians, were laid down in a shallow warm tropical sea, during the Silurian period about 443 - 417 million years ago.