Dino Trail Week is here, and the Great Greenfield Dino Fest Stomps Into Town on July 18

July is going to be RAWR-some thanks to a DINO-mite line-up of family activities happening up and down the Connecticut River Valley from July 11-19.

Starting at 10am on July 18, we're hosting the 10th Annual Great Greenfield Dino Fest at the Second Congregational Church. Join Piti Theatre, Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association and Great Falls Discovery Center staff for Interactive exhibits, fossils, and a chance to make up a dino story with Story Wizards: Dino Drama.
Local children will also walk in a dino parade wearing the masks they made during the Dino Drama Workshop at the Greenfield Public Library.

Dino Drama Workshop at the Greenfield Public Library!

Dino Drama Workshop is part of Dino Trail Week, July 11 - 19. The workshop is currently full but you can join the waitlist below and still join us for interactive dino drama fun at different Dino-Themed Story Wizards shows around the Valley next week. Learn more @ dinotrail.org

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Piti Theatre is supported by the New England Foundation for the Arts through the New England Arts Resilience Fund, part of the United States Regional Arts Resilience Fund, an initiative of the U.S. Regional Arts Organizations and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, with major funding from the federal CARES Act from the National Endowment for the Arts. Piti Theatre is also supported by a 2020 Support Grant from Mass Humanities. Various Piti programs are also supported by The Community Foundation of Western MA, The Art Angels of Western MA, Mass Humanities, The Massachusetts Cultural Council, The Horace Moses Foundation, The Horne Family Foundation and individual donors. Please see individual program pages for complete acknowledgements.