Dinner in the Wild 2007 is a dazzling opportunity to support the Museum of Nature & Science.
Each year, Dinner in the Wild brings out the giving instincts in patrons who support the Museum of
Nature & Science. “The 2007 celebration, held Thursday November 15 at the Automobile Building in Fair Park,
is the Museum's primary means of raising support for its education programs,” says Nicole Small,
CEO of MNS. “We will go into the vault and down into the mine to find just the right combination of jewels and gems for this year's themed party, Jeans to Gems: Real or Faux Only You Know! Live and silent auction items will tempt the expected crowd of over 1,000 people.”
The mission of the Museum is to "Inspire Minds through Nature & Science." The institution is focused on hands-on, minds-on science and lifelong learning. This year the Museum will serve over 500,000
constituents including over 250,000 children.
Dinner in the Wild has evolved into the Museum's largest annual fundraiser and continues to provide essential funding for the Museum. This annual event benefits the Museum’s education and research programs. If you would like to lend precious support to the Museum of Nature & Science and have a
brilliant time doing it, then answer the call of the Dinner in the Wild 2007. For tickets, underwriting opportunities and additional information, contact Bess Stoneham at 972-201-0529 or bstoneham@natureandscience.org.
