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Diggery's Dino Adventure

Date: Sat, Oct 10, 2026

Time: 10:00

Venue: Wake Forest Renaissance Centre, Wake Forest

Price: $15

Category: Arts

While presenting his remarkable dinosaur fossil collection to a live audience, Paleontologist Diggery accidentally activates the DinoSauroScope 3000—sending everyone hurtling back in time for an unforgettable, up-close encounter with living dinosaurs. Featuring enormous interactive puppets, music, magic, and realistic replica dino bones, this high-energy adventure is packed with thrills. Join Diggery on a rock-and-roaring prehistoric journey to help save the human race! There will be two chances to join in on Saturday, Oct. 10! The first at 10 a.m. and again at 2 p.m. All children ages 2+ require a ticket, including any child who will need their own seat. Prices are adjusted based on demand and availability, so purchasing early is the best way to secure the lowest available price. Please contact the Box Office for any ADA or accessibility services needed. Staff are available M-F from 9 a.m. – noon; 1-5 pm. Email: rcboxoffice@wakeforestnc.gov Phone: 919–435–9458 View larger map

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Diggery's Dino Adventure

“Buy tickets early as the morning showtime usually sells out first.”

When
Oct 10
Sat, Oct 10, 2026
10:00
Where
Wake Forest Renaissance Centre
Wake Forest, NC
Ages
Check ages with the venue
Price
$15
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Diggery's Dino Adventure is a live, interactive theatrical performance that uses large-scale puppets, magic, and music to teach children about paleontology. The story follows a scientist who accidentally sends the audience back to the prehistoric era, requiring the crowd's help to solve puzzles and navigate encounters with realistic dinosaurs. Tickets are fifteen dollars per person, and the venue offers two showtimes on Saturday at ten in the morning and two in the afternoon. The Renaissance Centre has free parking nearby, and the indoor setting means you do not have to worry about October weather. This production is best suited for preschool and early elementary-aged children who can sit through a stage performance but still enjoy high-energy audience participation. This show makes a smart weekend outing because it combines educational science concepts with theatrical entertainment. The morning showtime allows you to get out of the house early and still make it home in time for lunch and naps.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What ages is this dinosaur show best for?
The performance is ideal for children ages three to eight who enjoy puppets, music, and dinosaur facts, though older siblings will also appreciate the realistic replica fossils.
Where can I park at the Wake Forest Renaissance Centre?
Free parking is available in the surface lot directly beside the Renaissance Centre, as well as along Brooks Street and in public lots throughout downtown Wake Forest.
How do I request accessible seating for the performance?
You can arrange ADA accommodations by contacting the box office directly at 919-435-9458 or emailing rcboxoffice@wakeforestnc.gov before the weekend.

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$15

Oct 10

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Schedule

Diggery's Dino Adventure runs Sat, Oct 10, 2026, 10:00.

Listed ages: ages 2+

Getting There

Wake Forest Renaissance Centre is at 405 S Brooks St, Wake Forest, NC 27587, Wake Forest, NC. Open in Google Maps.

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