01 February 2008

FRIDAY EVENING

c'mon, it's not like you're really working past 4:20 on a friday afternoon! just drop it & come to the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles for FIRST FRIDAYS: a rich evening of touring, dining, music & more...

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Discovery in the Age of Mammals:

Building Brains and Making Minds

5:30pm “Learning Connections” TOUR in the Discovery Center:
Carl Selkin, Ph.D (Vice President, Education)

6:30pm “The Elephant’s Secret Sense” DISCUSSION:
Join us and take a look at aspects of elephant society that contribute to survival, including new findings on that society's multi-modal communication, dominance, relatedness and hormone expression. Caitlin O'Connell-Rodwell has been studying the underground communication system of wild elephant herds for 14 years.

7:00pm-10:00pm MUSIC:

LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM:

A TRAK & KID SISTER

A-TrakKid Sister

(pix here & here of them with the cool kids & kanye last week)

DJ sets in the African Mammal Hall by frosty and Take
of the DUBLAB SOUNDSYSTEM.

frostyTake

ALL AGES / 5:30-10pm

Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 Exposition Boulevard,
Los Angeles, CA 90007 (213) 763-DINO

more details & advanced tickets: nhm.org/firstfridays

C U THERE :-)


PS - this Sunday 4.I.08 on PBS:

"Unforgettable Elephants" airs on Nature. More than fifteen years ago, Martyn Colbeck began to document in film and photos the lives of African elephants. For nearly two decades, he has grown particularly close to the elephant matriarch, Echo, and her close-knit family, who have never failed to astonish, amuse, and inspire him.

Fall in love with Echo, Erin, Enid, Ely, and the rest of this loving family Sunday at 8pm on PBS (check local listings). And visit the NATURE WEBSITE to learn more about these majestic creatures.