ROCKLAND — Join the crew of Jurassic Jo’s Hatchery and Conservation for the musical adventure Jurassic Jo’s Dino Show, Saturday, May 3, at 11 a.m., at the Strand Theatre. As part of the Strand Family Series, tickets are available on a sliding scale. 

Joanna Clark, aka Jurassic Jo, and friends will present this interactive and educational show. The audience can help them hatch their latest dinosaur friend, learn all about dino diets, and “un-fossilize” all kinds of fun! Based on a book written by Clark, with music and lyrics by Nicolas and Brie Robichaud, Jurassic Jo’s Dino Show is a prehistoric party for 3-8 year olds, but can be enjoyed by all ages.

Running time is 60 minutes. 

The Strand has provided the following program descriptions:

About Jurassic Jo’s

Jurassic Jo’s provides interactive and educational entertainment experiences that give dinosaur-loving kids the opportunity to meet and learn all about our favorite prehistoric pals! Jo and her dino friends are following parent company Brie’s Best Guests’ mission – to provide sensory-friendly and accessible children’s entertainment so that little paleontologists of all different needs and abilities can have an unforgettable experience.

Brie’s Best Guests, created by Maine-based educator and artist Gabrielle “Brie” Roche, started with a mission to spread joy, while also being inclusive and sensory-friendly to allow children with different types of abilities to enjoy magical experiences. Additionally, Brie’s Best Guests is committed to accurate representation of characters of color, as well as disability and LGBTQ+ representation for various characters. They are proud to have assembled a well-rounded team of cast members with performance, educational, and therapeutic professional backgrounds. 

Tickets are on a sliding scale: $0-20. To buy tickets, or for more information, visit www.rocklandstrand.com or call (207) 594-0070. The Strand Theatre is located at 345 Main Street, Rockland.

The Strand Family Series is made possible thanks to supporting sponsors: the Rockland Harbor Hotel, OUT Maine, and Allen Insurance and Financial, as well as grant funding from Morton-Kelly Charitable Trust and Mattina R. Proctor Foundation.