The GeoZeum community education center opened last weekend in
downtown San Juan Bautista and will hold a grand opening
celebration on Oct. 15.
The GeoZeum community education center opened last weekend in downtown San Juan Bautista and will hold a grand opening celebration on Oct. 15.

Designed as a community education center dedicated to earth science and disaster preparedness, the 1,200-square-foot facility allows visitors to look at and learn about rocks, fossils, fluorescent materials and maps. It features hands-on displays that illustrate the regional geology and landscape features in the San Benito County region. The GeoZeum is open to the public Thursday through Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Monday through Wednesday by appointment.

Programs include San Andreas Fault walking tours, “Geology for Fun” classes for all ages, field trips and monthly presentations. On the Web: http://geozeum.com.

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