Camas First Fridays - “Welcome to Jurassic Camas!”
- Dates: March 6, 2026
- Location: Downtown Camas
- Address: Camas, WA
- Time: 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
- Price: Free
“Welcome to Jurassic Camas!”
Join us March 6th for First Friday from 5pm-8pm! Stomp, chomp and ROAR your way through Downtown Camas during this BIG & BOLD interactive, informative and most of all FUN First Friday!
— “Jurassic Camas Quest” activity throughout downtown businesses–enter to win fun prizes for playing!
— The Great Dino Egg Hunt Adventure! Find an egg hidden filled with Dino-themed treasure in Downtown and be entered to win the ultimate Dino Lovers prize basket!
— After-hours shopping & dining specials
–Dinosaur crafts & games
— Free popcorn and Dino craft with Grace Church at Papermaker Pride, 339 NE 4th Ave.
— Dino Photo ops
— Art receptions with refreshments: Attic Gallery, 419 NE Cedar St. Gallery 408 , 408 NE 4th, RedDoor Gallery 411 NE Dallas, and the Second Story Gallery, 625 NE 4th
— Dress as your favorite dinosaur or shark or prehistoric plant or ? and be entered to win a special Jurassic themed prize! (note: blow up dinosaur costumes should be worn outside businesses only–those tails you know! :))
— Jurassic inspired games, prizes, treats and more! Join us!
Click Here to see all the Facebook Album full of fun pics from 2025 Jurassic Camas!
The Jurassic Period was a time of significant global change in continental configurations, oceanographic patterns and biological systems. During this period the supercontinent Pangea split apart, allowing for the eventual development of what are now the central Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.
Many groups of vertebrate and invertebrate organisms important in the modern world made their first appearance during the Jurassic Period. Life was especially diverse in the oceans—thriving reef ecosystems, shallow-water invertebrate communities, and large swimming predators, including sharks, reptiles and squid-like animals. On land, dinosaurs and flying pterosaurs dominated the ecosystems, and birds made their first appearance. (From Britannica.com)