Presentation Schedule

Edenton Street Stage

1 PM	Steve Harvell: Blues Harmonica
6 PM	Graffiti Monkeys

Auditorium (First Floor)

	All Shows 30-45 minutes long
11 AM	Bugs R Us- Student Research Trips to the Amazon Tropical Rainforest Dr. Meg Lowman, Director of the Nature Research Center, and D.C. Randle, Science Teacher at St. Francis H.S.,, Minnesota
1 PM	Stalking Bugs by Hot Air Balloon: How Scientists Collect and Classify Insects Dr. Meg Lowman, Director of the Nature Research Center, and D.C. Randle, Science Teacher at St. Francis H.S.,, Minnesota
2:30	Why are Spiders so Colorful? Cynthia Tedore, PhD Candidate, Duke University Dept. of Biology
4 PM	Special Movie: Bugged: The Race to Eradicate the Asian Longhorned Beetle Introduction by USDA-APHIS
5 PM	Special Movie: Tarantula The 1955 classic! 81 minute run time

Windows on the World Classroom (Third Floor)

	All Shows 20-25 minutes long
9:30	Ticks: Real World Vampires Connie Johnson, Medical Entomologist, NC State University
10:30	Bug Spit! Kelly Oten, PhD Student, NC State University
11:30	Monarchs: Masters of Migration Brian Bockhahn, NC State Park Ranger
12:30	An Introduction to the Arthropods of North Carolina Bill Reynolds, Museum Educator
1:30	IWicked Bugs Martha Flanagan, Museum Educator
2:30	Spiders! Jesse Perry, Museum Educator
3:30	Tarantulas in Fact and Fiction Wade Harrell, Museum Educator

Event presentations and displays are subject to change without notice.