Seasons of Science, brought to you by Texas State University’s Department of Biology and the Hays County Master Naturalists, is set to transform local breweries into interactive science spaces this May, inviting families to discover the wondrous world of animal adaptations.
One of the events will occur from 3 to 7 p.m. on May 2 at Jester King Brewery, located at 13187 Fitzhugh Road in Austin. The second will occur from 1 to 5 p.m. on May 3 at the Shady Llama, located at 18325 Ranch Rd 12 in Wimberley. The third will occur from 1 to 5 p.m. on May 4 at Roughhouse Brewing, located at 680 Oakwood Loop in San Marcos. Admission is free.
Event Highlights: Explore the roles physical and behavioral adaptations play in the survival of Central Texas animals Learn about animal adaptations at our interactive education table Play our hands-on camouflage scavenger hunt Explore fiber arts at our natural craft station Join a guided nature exploration with a Research Rangers Guide Enjoy a relaxing day outside at a local small business!
The upcoming event aims to make science enjoyable for adults in a welcoming environment for community members to learn together. You can join the Seasons of Science team all weekend May 2 to 4 at one of our local small business partners: Jester King Brewery, The Shady Llama and Roughhouse Brewing. See details below or at researchrangers. wp.txstate. edu. Follow us on social media @TXSciencePeers.
