SEGUIN, Texas (September 2, 2025) – The past will come to life for Seguin ISD students when “Dinosaur George” comes to visit September 16-18, 2025.
The traveling museum hosted by self-taught paleontologist and animal behaviorist George Blasing will take over part of the district’s Administration Building. Students across Seguin ISD will have the opportunity to visit, thanks to the Roland and Jane Blumberg Family STEM Grant through the Seguin Education Foundation (SEF). 


“This partnership with the Blumberg family shows what the Seguin Education Foundation does best: connecting our community’s generosity with experiences that inspire future scientists and innovators,” said Jill Nash, executive director of the Seguin Education Foundation and director of community outreach for Seguin ISD. “When students can see these incredible specimens up close and watch paleontology come alive, that’s what gets kids excited about learning.”


The traveling museum features both fossil replicas and prehistoric artifacts from around the world and across periods, providing visitors with a unique look at the history of the Earth. “Dinosaur George” is no stranger to Seguin ISD; he has made previous visits to several schools in recent years.

The museum will host field trips for several classes at Seguin ISD schools during the school day. Families may also visit the museum and store during select hours at the Seguin ISD Administration Building on all three days.


“This is a wonderful opportunity for our students to learn in a fun and interactive way,” said Dr. Jack Lee, Seguin ISD Superintendent. “We are grateful to the Seguin Education Foundation for providing this experience and making it accessible for all families.”


The museum will be open to the public from 4-7 P.M. each day; admission is free. The Kona Ice truck will also be on site with refreshments for purchase. 

A portion of the sales from the museum’s store and Kona Ice refreshments will go toward future “Dinosaur George” visits to Seguin ISD.