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AACA Museum, Inc.
Journey back to the era of tie-die and muscle cars with the Museum's "Age of Aquarius". Times were changing and so were the vehicles manufactured and marketed from 1967 (the release of the Broadway musical Hair) through the mid-1970s. See how the “flower power” generation manifested itself vividly in the bold cars produced in Detroit and beyond.
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AACA Museum, Inc.
See one of the very first DeLorean DMC-12 Prototype cars from 1976 and a 1981 DeLorean DMC-12 Coupe production model. See both side by side, compare the difference, and enjoy a double dose of these iconic automobiles.
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AACA Museum, Inc.
See the DeSoto Display, a line of vehicles that were created by Chrysler from 1928 to 1961. This display is guest curated by the Colonial Chapter of the National DeSoto Club and includes vehicles, artwork, and other artifacts.
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George's Furniture
For a fun and informative experience, George's Furniture invites you to visit and take a guided tour of the woodshop and showroom. See first hand how the furniture is handcrafted by skilled craftsmen.
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Museum of Science
Let curiosity be your guide and discover life from a dog’s point of view in Dogs! A Science Tail, the Museum’s newest exhibition. Experience the extraordinary way a dog sees, hears, and smells the world.
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Meramec Caverns
Take a tour of the complex of mineral formations and color as rare and unique as they are beautiful. Meramec Caverns trained rangers will guide you through well-lit walkways surrounded by precious underground jewels, which took thousands of years to grow. Learn how the ancient Wine Table (World's rarest cave structure) was formed completely underwater.
Tours depart every 20-30 minutes starting at 9 am and take an hour and 20 minutes to complete, covering a 1 1/4 mile round trip.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Join Hershey's in February as Hershey, PA celebrates all things chocolate. At HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE WORLD, the adventures include a Chocolate-Covered Journey, Chocolate-Covered February Parade and the annual HERSHEY’S Chocolate Sculpture. Try new seasonal flavors and get cozy with HERSHEY’S Melted Hot Chocolate.
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AAA Buggy Rides
Enjoy a relaxing four-mile ride in Lancaster Country through the Amish farmlands. Buggy rides will transport you to a world that you won’t experience anywhere else while touring the Lancaster Amish Community.
No reservations are needed, custom and private tours are available. Rides are conditions permitting.
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AAA Buggy Rides
Ride through a real covered bridge on back country roads with AAA Buggy Rides. Enjoy five miles of the Amish countryside and learn from an experienced driver born and raised in the Amish community.
Buggy rides are dependent on conditions. No reservations are needed, custom and private tours are available.
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AAA Buggy Rides
Experience a buggy ride and guided tour through a real working Amish dairy farm. Buggy rides are dependent on conditions. No reservations are needed, custom and private tours are available.
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Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Discover the amazing numerical patterns that exist in the natural world as you navigate through A Mirror Maze: Numbers in Nature, a new special exhibition at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science. You’ll never look at the world the same way again! On view through April 12, 2020.
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Saint Louis Science Center
Dive into the world of Renaissance Master Leonardo da Vinci and discover his passion for science and nature. Featuring more than 60 life-size replicas of da Vinci’s inventions and 20 replicas of his art, you will explore da Vinci’s discoveries in engineering, flight, hydraulics, light, music and more.
Tickets are available for timed visits. The last entry is at 3:30 pm.
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Bird Kingdom
Get up close and personal with exotic birds, animals, and reptiles from around the world. Touch and hold exotic creatures from the rainforest. Snakes, tortoises, chameleons, bearded dragons, parrots, and amazing creatures are here for you to interact with.
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Canadian War Museum
The Canadian Forces Artists Program – Group 8 is an exhibition of works created by the most recent group of civilian artists to deploy with the Canadian Forces.
The artists selected for Group 8 were deployed entirely on Canadian soil, with several artists traveling to Northern Canada. The resulting art contributes to our understanding of what it means to serve with the Canadian military at home.
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Canadian Museum of History
Help Doc McStuffins and her friends Stuffy the Dragon, Hallie the Hippo, Lambie the Lamb, and Chilly the Snowman make broken toys feel better at the McStuffins Toy Hospital. Give check-ups in the ER, groom toy animals at the Pet Vet, feed baby dolls in the Nursery, and much more.
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National Constitution Center
Visitors can experience FOURTEEN, a moving theatrical performance that sheds light on the Reconstruction era and the ratification of the 14th Amendment. Through a dramatic interpretation of original texts, such as Frederick Douglass’s open letter “To My Old Master,” the 35-minute performance brings to life the leaders, influential figures, and everyday Americans who were central to the era.
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National Constitution Center
The National Constitution Center offers Sensory-Friendly Days throughout the year to create an accessible learning experience for people of all abilities and their families. Sensory-Friendly Days at the Center incorporate a variety of programs and learning techniques developed for visitors with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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National Constitution Center
February 2020 marks the 150th anniversary of the 15th Amendment, which said the right to vote could not be denied based on race. The National Constitution Center will honor that milestone all month long with special educational programs and performances in conjunction with the new Civil War and Reconstruction exhibit, including “The Road to Freedom” show, the “Four Harriets” program, and theatrical performances of Frances E. W. Harper: The Great Problem to Be Solved and FOURTEEN.
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National Constitution Center
This interactive program explores the story of slavery in the United States through a constitutional lens, taking visitors on a journey from the time of the Constitutional Convention to the start of the Civil War. It will spotlight historical figures—like George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Ona Judge, Angelina Grimke, Harriet Tubman, William Still, and Abraham Lincoln—and key events—such as the Missouri Compromise, and the Compromise of 1850.
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Minnesota Zoo
Did you know that penguins can consume fish equaling up to 15 percent of their total body weight every single day? Come watch zookeepers as they feed our African penguins in the 3M Penguins of the African Coast exhibit! This is a great way to learn more about these active animals and ask our zookeepers any questions you may have. Feeding demonstrations are every day at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. behind the Penguin Cafe.
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Utz Quality Foods
Come see how potato chips are made and breathe in the delicious aroma of the famous Utz Potato Chips and Snacks at the over 600,000 square foot facility. Walk along the glass-enclosed observation gallery and see the production process from beginning to end. Learn more about the history and care that makes up these special chips.
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Museum of the Bible
Contemporary prints on display for the first time outside the Vatican. Don’t miss this exclusive opportunity to see the “Inventors of the Alphabets” wood block prints. For the first time, these contemporary works are on display outside the walls of the Vatican.
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Senator John Heinz History Center
Visit the fourth floor Special Collections Gallery to see the largest collection of original items from the “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” television set on public view.
Featuring select artifacts from the popular children’s show, the new display marks the first time these items are on long-term view.
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Senator John Heinz History Center
Innovators from this region have changed the world. Pittsburgh: A Tradition of Innovation, recognizes the incredible impact the region has had on peoples’ lives.
This two-story exhibit features immersive spaces, hands-on activities, touch screen interactives, and audio-visual displays that detail Pittsburgh’s definitive story.
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Kansas City Zoo
Have you ever fed a stingray? Well, now is your chance. Visit the Stingray Bay every day at 10 am or 1 pm to get your chance to feed the Stingrays. Feeding opportunities can be purchased for $1 and are available while supplies last.
Just want to touch? No problem. Touching the stingrays is always free.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dutch paintings of the seventeenth century--the Golden Age of Rembrandt, Hals, and Vermeer--have been a highlight of The Met collection since the Museum's founding purchase in 1871. This exhibition will bring together some of the Museum's greatest paintings to represent this remarkable chapter of art history in a new light.
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Bird Kingdom
Feed and interact with the playful birds at Lorikeet Landing. This unforgettable experience allows the lorikeet birds to land on you as you feed them nectar. The nectar is now included in your admission to Bird Kingdom.
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National Geographic Museum
As we approach the 100th anniversary of the U.S. constitutional amendment confirming women’s right to vote, a powerful new exhibition and book from National Geographic showcases iconic women around the world. WOMEN: A CENTURY OF CHANGE illuminates, celebrates and reflects on where the world’s women have been, where they are now and where they are going.
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History
As an evening storm lights up the sky, about 413,000 sandhill cranes arrive to roost in the shallows of the Platte River.
By visitor demand, National Geographic returns to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History with 50 extraordinary images of animals in nature. Check out this stunning exhibit, available until May 25.
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Detroit Zoo
The 2019 Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition is a collection of images from the world’s largest and most prestigious wildlife photography competition. The Detroit Zoo’s Ford Education Center has been selected for the exhibition’s U.S. debut for the 14th year in a row.
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Zoo Miami
Dinosaurs LIVE! is a zoo-wide Jurassic adventure with more than 20 life-sized animatronic dinosaurs. Prepare to see these extinct creatures come back to life in an extraordinary exhibit! From a family of Triceratops to the flying Quetzalcoatlus to the mighty Tyrannosaurus Rex, you'll discover dinosaurs around every corner.
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MoPOP Museum of Pop Culture
This limited-time exhibit explores the rich history and modern artistry of tattooing as a dynamic, ever-evolving artform whose mainstream acceptance has been driven by popular culture.
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SEA LIFE Kansas City Aquarium
Help stop the Marine Mayhem at Sea Life Kansas City. The night-time baddies are wreaking havoc in the ocean, and the PJ Masks are calling on you. You'll need all your creative skills and creature knowledge to help the PJ Masks avert disaster in the deep. It's time to be a hero.
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Minnesota Zoo
This spectacular floor-to-ceiling underwater viewing allows you to watch aquarium staff SCUBA dive with the sharks and tropical fish of the Coral Reef. Dive shows are daily at 10:30 a.m. (limited capacity)
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Elmwood Park Zoo
Enjoy storytime with the education staff featuring stories about different animals every second and fourth Monday of the month. Guests will also get the chance to meet one of the animal ambassadors.
While walk-ins are welcome, pre-registration is encouraged to give a headcount to help the staff prepare. Books are chosen for ages 6 years and under, but all ages are allowed to join.
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Musical History Tours
This two-hour tour spans the city and gives you a full guide to the rich musical history of Philadelphia. Not only will you be able to see the sights but the tour will be accompanied by video clips and a great musical soundtrack to enhance your tour experience.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Warm bread, toasted caramel, wafting pine and spritzed lemon. Nothing like the smell of a brewhouse in the morning. Explore the Brewery with the Morning Mash In Tour, every morning at 10:30AM. This unique experience takes you through the innovation brewhouse and includes a guided tasting of core and exclusive, experimental styles, a special souvenir glass and access to the Brewery Tap Room before it opens to the public.
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The Art Institute of Chicago
What’s in store to explore? Studio art making, visits by a guest artist, or a gallery activity station? Where will the Artist’s Studio pop up next? Visit the Family Room on the day of your visit to discover what’s planned.
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Grand Concourse
Landry's Select Club Members will receive double the reward points every Monday, that's 2 points for every $1 spent. So come enjoy an amazing meal for double the points.
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Adventure Aquarium
Head outside to watch the biologists feed their largest-ever African penguin colony. Members of the birds and mammals team are ready with a lot of information and plenty of fish.
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Yuka's Latin Fusion
Try Tapas Monday at Yuka's Latin Fusion. Get the house-made guacamole, nacho macho, chipotle chicken eggrolls, and many more options for just $7.00 during this loco Monday event.
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Adventure Aquarium
Meet members of the dive team and learn about their experiences as they use a special mask to talk while underwater.
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Museum of Discovery and Science
The Museum welcomes the Roaring 20's with Expedition: Dinosaur! This exhibit combines engaging interactive life-like animatronic dinosaurs and exciting educational content. Visitors will learn about a wide variety of dinosaur species and the adaptations that allowed them to survive. The exhibit features life-size, lifelike animation dinosaurs, replicas, artifacts, and interactive displays.
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Bird Kingdom
Feed and interact with the playful birds at Lorikeet Landing. This unforgettable experience allows the lorikeet birds to land on you as you feed them nectar. The nectar is now included in your admission to Bird Kingdom.
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The Art Institute of Chicago
Want to explore the museum, but don’t know where to start? Join a volunteer educator for this one-hour tour of highlights from the museum’s wide-ranging collection. You’ll see everything from Art Institute icons to lesser-known treasures, and make connections across places, cultures, and time.
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Kansas City Zoo
Have you ever fed a stingray? Well, now is your chance. Visit the Stingray Bay every day at 10 am or 1 pm to get your chance to feed the Stingrays. Feeding opportunities can be purchased for $1 and are available while supplies last.
Just want to touch? No problem. Touching the stingrays is always free.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Have you ever wondered how the beer that we enjoy got its start? What your ancestors were drinking when they were your age? Or how your favorite styles originated? Join Samuel Adams and go beyond our Classic Tour and learn about the history of brewing, beer styles, and the Samuel Adams Boston Brewery.
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Bird Kingdom
Feed and interact with the playful birds at Lorikeet Landing. This unforgettable experience allows the lorikeet birds to land on you as you feed them nectar. The nectar is now included in your admission to Bird Kingdom.
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Buffalo Wild Wings Nashua
Don't settle for an after-work rush hour commute or an extra hour in your cubicle. Get to Buffalo Wild Wings for Happy Hour. $2 Bud Light, Coors Light, and Miller Lite drafts, $3 select premium shots, $5 loaded nachos and more. Now that's a happy place.
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Buffalo Wild Wings Manchester
Don't settle for an after-work rush hour commute or an extra hour in your cubicle. Get to Buffalo Wild Wings for Happy Hour. $2 Bud Light, Coors Light, and Miller Lite drafts, $3 select premium shots, $5 loaded nachos and more. Now that's a happy place.
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The Crush House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy food and drink specials Monday-Friday at the Crush House from 2-6pm. Take advantage of additional discounts Monday-Thursday from 6-9pm after happy hour!
5 Appetizers for $5 each: Provolone Carrozza, Roasted Red Pepper Hummus, Italian Loaded Potato Chips, and Crispy Risotto Cakes
$5 Well Martinis
$5 Well Drinks
$5-off Bottled Wine
$2 Select Domestics
$1-off a Glass of Wine
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Minnesota Zoo
Did you know that penguins can consume fish equaling up to 15 percent of their total body weight every single day? Come watch zookeepers as they feed our African penguins in the 3M Penguins of the African Coast exhibit! This is a great way to learn more about these active animals and ask our zookeepers any questions you may have. Feeding demonstrations are every day at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. behind the Penguin Cafe.
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Victory Raceway
Come race at the fasted indoor karting St. Louis has to offer during Happy Hour. On Monday through Friday from 4 pm - 6 pm, buy any two race packages, get the third race free. All racers must have a weekly or annual license, price per person. All races must be used by the same person.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Philadelphia
Join Hard Rock Cafe for Happy Hour every Monday - Friday from 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Draft beer is $4, the house wine is $5, and mixed drinks are $5.
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Hard Rock Cafe - DC
Join Hard Rock Cafe for Happy Hour every Monday - Friday from 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Draft beer is $4, house wine is $5, and mixed drinks are $5.
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Bird Kingdom
Feed and interact with the playful birds at Lorikeet Landing. This unforgettable experience allows the lorikeet birds to land on you as you feed them nectar. The nectar is now included in your admission to Bird Kingdom.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Yankee Stadium
Join Hard Rock Cafe for Happy Hour every Monday - Thursday from 4:00 PM - 7:00 PM. Draft Beer is $4, the house wine is $5, and well drinks are $5.
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Pewabic Pottery
Working-class heroes, race relations and the everyday struggles of the common man and woman have inspired nearly two decades of art by Kelly and Kyle Phelps. Working together in a shared studio, the twin brothers create visual narrative compositions about the blue-collar experience utilizing handcrafted clay/resin cast forms juxtaposed with found- and site-specific objects from abandoned factories, steel mills, warehouses, and railway lines.
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Second City Toronto
Human civilization dates back to 10,000 BC, and yet we still can’t seem to figure out love. See Second City aim it's Cupid's bow at dating, sex, meet-cutes, and meet-uglies in this hormone-and-hilarity charged show that marries classic archive material with brand-new swipes at relationships.
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The Captain Daniel Packer Inne Restaurant & Pub
Enjoy live entertainment every night in the Daniel Packer Inn Pub. Renowned as much for the good cheer, good beer, and fun times as for the old New England decor. The Pub is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy an evening with old friends, make some new friends, and listen to some great musical talent.
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Buffalo Wild Wings Nashua
Don't settle for an after-work rush hour commute or an extra hour in your cubicle. Get to Buffalo Wild Wings for Happy Hour. $2 Bud Light, Coors Light, and Miller Lite drafts, $3 select premium shots, $5 loaded nachos and more. Now that's a happy place.
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McMichael Canadian Art Collection
Come celebrate with the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Group of Seven’s first exhibition, McMichael Executive Director Ian Dejardin dives deep into the Gallery’s extensive Group of Seven holdings to present a monumental survey of the Group’s work.
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McMichael Canadian Art Collection
See works on paper, by the Canadian painter and printmaker Walter J. Phillips (1884–1963), which explore the artist's artistic response to Ontario’s Lake of the Woods region. These works of quiet subtlety and serenity capture the unique topography of the region and its shifting moods, gracefully combining the graphic languages of Japanese printmaking and the British Art and Crafts style.
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Royal Canadian Mint
Learn how coins are made by joining an interactive guided tour with one of the friendly tour guides. Discover the amazing skill that goes into precision coin design, with tours being offered in both French and English.
Tour times are subject to change, please call ahead to determine when tours will be taking place.
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Skymax Trampoline Arena
Are the big kids back in school? Don't know what to do with the little ones? Skymax Trampoline Arena has a special time set aside for little ones. Come in and not worry about bigger kids and jump for two hours from 10am to noon.
Toddlers can jump for $9.99 and parents for $5.
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Royal Ontario Museum
The longest-running and most prestigious nature photography competition in the world returns to the ROM for the seventh year in a row.
Whether you’re a nature lover, aspiring photographer, or simply love a perfectly captured moment, you will appreciate the talent and technical expertise required to photograph such rare and surprising glimpses of the diverse life on this planet.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Quench a thirst you didn’t even know you had in Bloodsuckers: Legends to Leeches, a ROM original exhibition where nature and culture truly collide. Explore the intricacies, evolution, and interconnected world of blood-feeding organisms, and the folklore, legends and pop culture they have influenced around the world and across time.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
See the installation of hanging scrolls, woodblock-printed books, and a six-panel folding screen celebrating the art of the Rinpa school, one of Japan’s major historic art movements. Active from the 17th century onward, the style is known for its bright colors, generous use of gold, and emphasis on pattern and design. Artists associated with the Rinpa school often worked in a variety of different media, as exemplified by the diversity of objects on display in this installation.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
Visit the St. Louis Art Museum for The Shape of Abstraction: Selections from the Ollie Collection, featuring paintings, drawings, and prints by five generations of black artists who have revolutionized abstract art since the 1940s. The exhibition includes pieces from Norman Lewis, Sam Gilliam, James Little, and Chakaia Booker, among many others. Be a part of the re-examination and celebration of these artist's largely under-recognized contributions to art history.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
Investigate the connections among art, geography, and the environment through photographs, drawings, and large-scale sculptures with Currents 117. This latest installment to the Museum’s popular contemporary art series uses the Missouri River watershed and the aquifers of the High Plains as a starting point and shows the viewer the connections among water scarcity, imperiled aquifers, and human exploitation of resources.
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Moon Marble Company
Visit the Moon Marble Company and discover how marbles are made. Artisan and owner Bruce Breslow will explain the process of glass working, marble history, and other fascinating areas of marble interest. Moon Marble Company also exhibits and sells the work of several dozen prominent glassworkers from across the country.
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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Leonard Bernstein: The Power of Music is the first large-scale museum exhibition to illustrate Leonard Bernstein’s life, Jewish identity, and social activism. Audiences may be familiar with many of Bernstein’s works, notably West Side Story, but not necessarily with how he responded to the political and social crises of his day.
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Yuka's Latin Fusion
Celebrate Taco Tuesday at Yuka's Latin Fusion. Enjoy two tacos for two dollars less, or three tacos for three dollars less. Gluten-free and vegan options available.
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Welcome to Harlem
Every Tuesday afternoon and Friday evening, Harlem plays host to some of today's most talented jazz musicians and history's greatest jazz music in a musical tribute of epic proportions.
Concertgoers will spend each Tuesday afternoon or Friday evening surrounded by the cool vibrations of jazz as they are soothed and invigorated by seemingly magical strings and horns. This is an event for all of the senses, and it is meant to be both mentally and spiritually uplifting.
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Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Celebrate Mardi Gras at Faneuil Hall Marketplace with live music in the style of New Orleans Jazz from Boston's own: The Late Risers. Join in on a parade around Faneuil Hall and enjoy discounted items from participating merchants. Restaurants will be a part of the fun with funky cocktails and New Orleans-style foods. Celebrate Fat Tuesday in Boston fashion.
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The Art Institute of Chicago
Explore the Modern Wing with a volunteer educator during this one-hour tour of the museum’s diverse collection of 20th- and 21st-century art, architecture, and design.
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George Washington's Mount Vernon
Listen to members of the National Symphony Orchestra play during a three-part series at Mount Vernon. Tickets can be purchased for the entire series or individually.
Learn about the history of Mount Vernon before enjoying intimate chamber music performed by members of the National Symphony Orchestra. All concerts will begin at 7 pm and are followed at 8 pm by a reception of champagne and chocolates with the musicians.
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National Geographic Museum
A 2018 National Geographic Media Innovation Fellow, photographer Evgenia Arbugaeva helps shine a light on the shared human experience through her visionary storytelling. See and hear about her fellowship project documenting how people living along the Northern Sea Route in the Russian Arctic are coping with current political, economic, and climatic changes.
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Second City Toronto
Come bask in the neon glow of The Second City's latest takedown, If I Could Throwback Time. Full of lust, laughter, and whip-smart satire, you won't want to miss the show that NOW Magazine is calling “Clever, Remarkable Physical Comedy. Colorful Retro Fun.”
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Gore Mountain
Every non-holiday Wednesday of the season is a "Why Not Wednesday" with Dasani. That means a one-day lift ticket is just $52 when you present our friendly ticket sellers with an unopened Dasani bottled water.
Your water contribution will be donated to food pantries, relief efforts, fundraisers, and not-for-profit groups for their efforts in improving our region.
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Bromley Mountain Resort
Competition isn't just for kids. Innkeeper's Teams compete for fame and glory all season in the Wednesday Series. Race on Lord's Prayer from 9:30-11:30am with your team and enjoy the rest of the mountain through 4pm. Must be on a registered team to race.
Stop by the Wild Boar Tavern after the races for weekly leaderboard updates and great specials for all on Innkeeper's days; a burger and a beer for just $11. Burger and beer special changes weekly and you don't have to be on a team to partake.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
Children learn best through picture books and play. Come for an hour of songs, games, and play centered around a different picture book each month. Activities will focus on building skills that prepare young children for school.
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Yuka's Latin Fusion
Enjoy mojitos made with fresh-squeezed lime juice, mint leaves, and simple syrup for just $6 every Wednesday. Yuka’s mojitos come in seven delicious flavors, from classic lime to strawberry to spicy pineapple there’s a flavor for everyone so come and try them all.
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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Experience An American Story and hear the moving stories of Jewish immigrants in this informative and inspiring look at what it takes to survive and thrive in a new country, guided by a knowledgeable volunteer docent.
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Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
Participate in a VIP experience of the upstairs and downstairs of the main house and take a sneak peek inside normally-closed areas of Evelyn and Frederic Bartlett's private living quarters.
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Dreamland Wax Museum
Enjoy LIVE music for free, every Wednesday in the lobby of Dreamland Wax Museum, presented by HEREBoston.
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Dalton Brewing Company
Every Wednesday, come compete with friends on Trivia Night at Dalton Brewing Company.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
The sense of smell plays a critical role in human behavior, from warning us of potential dangers to attracting us to certain foods, places, and people. Harvard scientists Catherine Dulac and Venkatesh Murthy study the molecules, cells, and brain circuits that underlie olfaction and the social behaviors that aromas can elicit. In this lecture, they will discuss how research on olfaction relates to our everyday experiences.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Times Square NYC
Welcome to your new Wednesday night destination - come one, come all! No ticket required, hosted by NYC Trivia League.
Happy Hour specials and full menu
-$5 Select drafts
-$6 House wine
-$6 Premium Wells
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Prizes will be awarded to the Top 3 teams.
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The Still House at Gervasi Vineyard
A cafe by day and cocktail lounge by night, The Still House offers everyone a full-on, tempting yet celestial experience. Try their signature spirits, cocktails, draft beers, wines, live music, and delectable snack menu.
For the music schedule, please check their website.
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Kansas City Zoo
Take a yoga class like no other with Yoga at the Zoo. This unique opportunity includes a one-hour yoga class taught by Daisy Chavez at various locations in the Zoo. After Yoga, you'll embark on a Twilight Tour to view some of the nocturnal animals. Please bring your own yoga matt and meet at the front of the zoo.
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Hard Rock Cafe Foxwoods
Become a Rock Star live on stage with Mark Beauchemin(SR-71, Vanessa Carelton) every Wednesday from 8 pm-11 pm. All ages are welcome to get up and sing with your own guitarist and backup singer.
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Mercury Theater
See Chicago's Hilarious Whodunit! The wildly popular interactive comedy, Shear Madness, has come to Mercury Theater. A murder has been committed, and you get to spot the clues, question the suspects, and solve the funniest mystery in the annals of crime. The outcome is never the same, so you'll find yourself wanting to return to the scene of the crime again and again.
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Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Join Ripleys in an immersive experience of the underwater world where you'll be guided through each gallery by a member of the Guest Experience Team. They'll provide you with fun and comprehensive facts about the aquatic creatures, and how the facility operates to provide the animals with what they need.
Each tour has a maximum of 15 persons and general admission is included in the tour package. Please arrive 15 minutes before your tour time. Tour start times are 8 am, 9 am, and 10 am.
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On Location Tours
Experience a tour of the city’s most recognizable locations sharing with you some of the TV and film industry’s best-kept secrets. Follow in the footsteps of your favorite characters when you hop off at different NYC locations throughout your tour.
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History
As an evening storm lights up the sky, about 413,000 sandhill cranes arrive to roost in the shallows of the Platte River.
By visitor demand, National Geographic returns to the Carnegie Museum of Natural History with 50 extraordinary images of animals in nature. Check out this stunning exhibit, available until May 25.
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Detroit Zoo
Celebrate this iconic species at the award-winning Arctic Ring of Life and learn fun facts about polar bears Nuka and Suka as well as about conservation concerns facing their wild counterparts.
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Yuka's Latin Fusion
It’s ladies' night out all day at Yuka’s. Ladies, enjoy $6 margaritas, $5 martinis and sangrias, and $5 house wine all day long.
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Grand Concourse
Join the Grand Concourse every Thursday at the bar in the Gandy Dancer Saloon for the best East Coast oysters in Pittsburgh. You'll find everything seafood lovers crave in a fresh East Coast oyster - delicacy, saltiness, and premium quality - for only $1.
Make your reservations today.
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Comedy Food Tours
See the amazing sights and tastes the delicious animal cruelty-free vegan foods of Toronto's diverse dining scene. The tour starts at 709 Dundas St W, Toronto, ON M5T 2W6 just east of Bathurst St on the south side of Dundas, you'll find your guide waiting just passed the end of the food stalls where you'll see an open space on the sidewalk.
% of proceeds is donated to 'no-kill' shelters, book a tour now and help save an animal's life today.
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Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Join Ripleys in an immersive experience of the underwater world where you'll be guided through each gallery by a member of the Guest Experience Team. They'll provide you with fun and comprehensive facts about the aquatic creatures, and how the facility operates to provide the animals with what they need.
Each tour has a maximum of 15 persons and general admission is included in the tour package. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your tour time.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Crack open a cold one and take it with you as we explore the brewery after hours. Pick from one of four brewery-exclusive beers to sip on while getting a behind-the-scenes look at our brewhouse.
Go through the otherwise off-limits Nano Brewery to taste a beer still in development and learn about the process that takes the newest brews from concept to can. Tasting while touring allows for the Samuel Adams tour experience of your dreams to fit seamlessly into your packed schedule.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
Get lost in a good book! Meet to discuss a number of fiction and nonfiction texts that highlight women throughout American history.
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Canadian Museum of History
Author and community educator Wanda Robson honours the legacy of her sister, Viola Desmond, in this unique evening presentation. Ms. Robson has raised public awareness about the struggle for racial equality in Canada through her presentations and publications, including Sister to Courage: Stories from the World of Viola Desmond, Canada’s Rosa Parks.
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Museum of Science
Synesthetic orchestral composer Mary Bichner returns to the Charles Hayden Planetarium for the third year, in partnership with the Museum of Science, Boston for a new evening of the hit, sold-out series Synesthesia Suite.
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National Geographic Museum
Discovered in 2019 in a remote arm of Alabama’s Mobile River, the schooner Clotilda smuggled African captives into the United States in 1860, more than 50 years after importing slaves had been outlawed. Learn how this tremendous discovery has illuminated a shameful episode in American history and impacted the slaves’ descendants—and how archaeologists used advanced technologies to find the ship.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Dutch paintings of the seventeenth century--the Golden Age of Rembrandt, Hals, and Vermeer--have been a highlight of The Met collection since the Museum's founding purchase in 1871. This exhibition will bring together some of the Museum's greatest paintings to represent this remarkable chapter of art history in a new light.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
See the installation of hanging scrolls, woodblock-printed books, and a six-panel folding screen celebrating the art of the Rinpa school, one of Japan’s major historic art movements. Active from the 17th century onward, the style is known for its bright colors, generous use of gold, and emphasis on pattern and design. Artists associated with the Rinpa school often worked in a variety of different media, as exemplified by the diversity of objects on display in this installation.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
Investigate the connections among art, geography, and the environment through photographs, drawings, and large-scale sculptures with Currents 117. This latest installment to the Museum’s popular contemporary art series uses the Missouri River watershed and the aquifers of the High Plains as a starting point and shows the viewer the connections among water scarcity, imperiled aquifers, and human exploitation of resources.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
Visit the St. Louis Art Museum for The Shape of Abstraction: Selections from the Ollie Collection, featuring paintings, drawings, and prints by five generations of black artists who have revolutionized abstract art since the 1940s. The exhibition includes pieces from Norman Lewis, Sam Gilliam, James Little, and Chakaia Booker, among many others. Be a part of the re-examination and celebration of these artist's largely under-recognized contributions to art history.
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Second City Toronto
Human civilization dates back to 10,000 BC, and yet we still can’t seem to figure out love. See Second City aim it's Cupid's bow at dating, sex, meet-cutes, and meet-uglies in this hormone-and-hilarity charged show that marries classic archive material with brand-new swipes at relationships.
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Delaware Art Museum
Glory of Stories introduces young visitors to art and the Museum through a story reading followed by an interactive tour of relevant works of art and a studio art project. This program encourages learning through discovery, exploration, and hands-on experiences.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Warm bread, toasted caramel, wafting pine and spritzed lemon. Nothing like the smell of a brewhouse in the morning. Explore the Brewery with the Morning Mash In Tour, every morning at 10:30AM. This unique experience takes you through the innovation brewhouse and includes a guided tasting of core and exclusive, experimental styles, a special souvenir glass and access to the Brewery Tap Room before it opens to the public.
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Visit Kingston
See sixteen men's teams from across the country compete at the Tim Hortons Brier for the chance to represent Canada at the world men's championship. Events will be taking place from February 28 - March 8, please check the website for game schedule and ticket information.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Yankee Stadium
Starting in April, join Hard Rock Cafe for Happy Hour Monday - Friday on non-game days from 4 - 7 pm. Domestic beers are $3, imported beer and the house wine is $4, and call drinks are $5.
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Garden State Wine Grower's Association
Interested in hanging out at the Cape May Winery after hours? On Friday evenings enjoy happy hour in the Tap Room. Live music, tapas, and rotating carafe specials make this a fun and relaxing night out. Grab a table on the outdoor patio during warmer months or inside the Tap Room during the cooler months.
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Garden State Wine Grower's Association
Come to Willow Creek Farm & Winery every Friday to welcome local musical guests and local artists. Enjoy a wine tasting, glass of wine, or sangria prior to taking a seat and ordering some delicious tapas while listening to incredible music. When you're finished, grab a seat outside by the fire pit and take in the vineyard sky above with everyone you love.
Live music is from 6-9pm inside the winery and seats fill up very fast
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Hartville Kitchen & Collectibles
With their harmony-drenched vocals and warm, easy voices, the Booth Brothers have been sharing their faith and their music full-time since 1998. These men got their musical influences from a wider range of performers - from the Eagles to the Gatlin Brothers to legendary gospel greats such as Bill Gaither and Mosie Lister. But their inspiration comes straight from God.
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Comedy Food Tours
See the amazing sights and tastes the delicious tastes of Toronto's vast multi-culturally diverse dining scene like a KING, on a walking tour with a professional comedian as your guide. Eat food from Canada, Vietnam, France, Italy, Mexico, and Thailand, right here in Toronto.
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ShadowLand Laser Adventures
Play unlimited $6 adventures per game and grab pizza by the slice for $1 each.
The winner of every game gets a crack at the "Shoot to Thrill" competition to win a free double-play.
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Friday, 28th February 2020
18:00 EST
SPYSCAPE
SPYSCAPE
Join for a glamorous evening of martinis and deception. Your ticket includes buffet, first cocktail and access to both the full SPYSCAPE experience AND the new 007xSPYSCAPE exhibition.
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Welcome to Harlem
Every Tuesday afternoon and Friday evening, Harlem plays host to some of today's most talented jazz musicians and history's greatest jazz music in a musical tribute of epic proportions.
Concertgoers will spend each Tuesday afternoon or Friday evening surrounded by the cool vibrations of jazz as they are soothed and invigorated by seemingly magical strings and horns. This is an event for all of the senses, and it is meant to be both mentally and spiritually uplifting.
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Second City Toronto
Come bask in the neon glow of The Second City's latest takedown, If I Could Throwback Time. Full of lust, laughter, and whip-smart satire, you won't want to miss the show that NOW Magazine is calling “Clever, Remarkable Physical Comedy. Colorful Retro Fun.”
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Museum of Science
Experience the music of iconic favorites like Whitney Houston and Celine Dion in an entirely new way under the Planetarium dome.
Using cutting-edge technology, The Divas Experience redefines nightlife in Boston by fusing the sounds of some of music's most popular and enduring artists with stunning and inventive visuals under the Charles Hayden Planetarium dome. Enjoy an entirely new way to appreciate the sounds of Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, Celine Dion, and more.
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Canton Palace Theatre
The Canton Palace Theatre presents a special presentation of the film "Walk the Line" with a musical tribute to Johnny Cash by Cody J. Martin prior to the film.
Doors open: 6:30pm
Musical tribute: 7:30pm
Movie: 8pm
Admission: $10, general admission
Rating: PG-13
Run time: 2 hours 16 minutes
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The Still House at Gervasi Vineyard
A cafe by day and cocktail lounge by night, The Still House offers everyone a full-on, tempting yet celestial experience. Try their signature spirits, cocktails, draft beers, wines, live music, and delectable snack menu.
For the music schedule, please check their website.
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Yuka's Latin Fusion
Show off your karaoke skills at Yuka’s Latin Fusion on Friday nights. From 9:00 pm till closing you and your friends have the chance to win the nightly prize, and of course, enjoy the delicious food and drinks that Yuka’s is known for.
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Can Can Wonderland
Brazilian country music!? YES! Forró is a dance and musical style from rural Northeastern Brazil. Music is sung in Portuguese with fiddle, accordion and lots of percussion. No experience necessary -- but if you know a two-step or can envision yourself joining a slightly funky, multicultural square dance scene, you will be right at home!
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Museum of Science
Pink Floyd's classic 1979 epic about personal struggle weaves its story into one of the most popular laser shows ever produced.
Please note: Laser shows contain bright, flashing lights that may cause discomfort to those with light sensitivity or other pre-existing conditions.
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Second City Toronto
Come bask in the neon glow of The Second City's latest takedown, If I Could Throwback Time. Full of lust, laughter, and whip-smart satire, you won't want to miss the show that NOW Magazine is calling “Clever, Remarkable Physical Comedy. Colorful Retro Fun.”
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Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory and Education Center
Don't miss Feeding Time at Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory and Education Center. Meet some of the world's biggest predators, including large exotic felines and wolves. Get to know their individual personalities and ask Cedar Cove's knowledgeable staff about their furry friends.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
parkrun is a free, weekly, timed 5K staged at parks around the world, so join in at Sippo Lake Park. parkruns are open to everyone, including walkers, and sign-ups are easy at parkrun.us/register. Bring your friends, family, and barcode each Saturday after registering year-round at 7:50am for a quick briefing. The run starts at 8am and you're welcome to stick around for coffee and community afterward.
Children under the age of 11 are the responsibility of parents/guardians.
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Gore Mountain
Explore new terrain, overcome your fears, and push your skiing/riding to the next level. Adult weekend clinics include tickets, meals, video analysis, equipment discussions, lots of time on the snow, great feedback from certified instructors, and a complimentary wine and cheese party.
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Families with members on the autism spectrum or who experience sensory overload are welcome to visit the museum for a quieter experience in a more controlled environment.
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Meramec Caverns
Take a tour of the complex of mineral formations and color as rare and unique as they are beautiful. Meramec Caverns trained rangers will guide you through well-lit walkways surrounded by precious underground jewels, which took thousands of years to grow. Learn how the ancient Wine Table (World's rarest cave structure) was formed completely underwater.
Tours depart every 20-30 minutes starting at 9 am and take an hour and 20 minutes to complete, covering a 1 1/4 mile round trip.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Join Hershey's in February as Hershey, PA celebrates all things chocolate. At HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE WORLD, the adventures include a Chocolate-Covered Journey, Chocolate-Covered February Parade and the annual HERSHEY’S Chocolate Sculpture. Try new seasonal flavors and get cozy with HERSHEY’S Melted Hot Chocolate.
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Experience the Wildwoods
Join the Wildwoods Convention Center Saturday and Sunday for this championship. Performances will be choreographed to music and sound effects, and winning teams will be awarded prizes. An admission fee will be charged at the door on the day of the event. For more information, call 866-52-CHEER or visit SpiritBrands.org.
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Canadian War Museum
Visit the War Museum during March Break for tons of family fun. Use Imagination Playground blocks to create engineering and architectural marvels. Challenge your family to a game of giant chess. Learn to play strategy board games with a variety of classics. Explore the Museum’s galleries on a family-friendly tour with one of our program interpreters.
The Museum Highlights Tour for Families offers an overview of the gallery spaces and focuses on family-friendly stories and experiences.
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Kansas City Zoo
Stop by the Helzberg Penguin Plaza at 11 a.m. to see the Penguin March. These cold-weather birds will march from the back of the exhibit, outside for guests to see and then back inside the building, weather permitting. See king and gentoo penguins up close at the Penguin March.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Join Sam Adams in the Bier Keller and bring together two age-old pleasures: beer and cheese. Samuel Adams Boston Brewery is the home of craft R&D and this Bier Keller is no exception. As you learn about the barrel-aging history and process, you’ll be served three exclusive, brewery-only barrel-aged beers, paired with two local cheeses. Don’t miss out on this exclusive brewery experience.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Join the Hershey’s Characters and Hersheypark Band as they share the sweetness with all ages, performing and parading through HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE WORLD.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Taste the love with your friends, family, or a loved one for this delightful tasting. Become a chocolate connoisseur as you taste a combination of six chocolate-inspired foods and drinks while uncovering unique culinary techniques with a behind the scenes reporter.
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The Art Institute of Chicago
Explore the Modern Wing with a volunteer educator during this one-hour tour of the museum’s diverse collection of 20th- and 21st-century art, architecture, and design.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Come Saturday afternoons for free tours of the state-of-the-art winery at The Crush House. Enhance your visit with a meal or tasting experience before or after your tour.
Tours begin at 12pm, 1pm, and 2pm at The Crush House Tasting Bar. Reservations are not available.
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North Museum of Nature & Science
Join North Museum's keepers and volunteers in the Live Animal Room for a feeding demonstration. Learn about the animal's diets, help make salads for box turtles, or watch as one of the snakes swallows a mouse whole. There's always something interesting to see during feeding time.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Join Sam Adams in the Bier Keller and bring together two age-old pleasures: beer and cheese. Samuel Adams Boston Brewery is the home of craft R&D and this Bier Keller is no exception. As you learn about the barrel-aging history and process, you’ll be served three exclusive, brewery-only barrel-aged beers, paired with two local cheeses. Don’t miss out on this exclusive brewery experience.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Taste the love with your friends, family, or a loved one for this delightful tasting. Become a chocolate connoisseur as you taste a combination of six chocolate-inspired foods and drinks while uncovering unique culinary techniques with a behind the scenes reporter.
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Comedy Food Tours
See the amazing sights and tastes the delicious tastes of Toronto's vast multi-culturally diverse dining scene like a KING, on a walking tour with a professional comedian as your guide. Eat food from Canada, Vietnam, France, Italy, Mexico, and Thailand, right here in Toronto.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Join the Hershey’s Characters and Hersheypark Band as they share the sweetness with all ages, performing and parading through HERSHEY’S CHOCOLATE WORLD.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Taste the love with your friends, family, or a loved one for this delightful tasting. Become a chocolate connoisseur as you taste a combination of six chocolate-inspired foods and drinks while uncovering unique culinary techniques with a behind the scenes reporter.
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Mercury Theater
See Chicago's Hilarious Whodunit! The wildly popular interactive comedy, Shear Madness, has come to Mercury Theater. A murder has been committed, and you get to spot the clues, question the suspects, and solve the funniest mystery in the annals of crime. The outcome is never the same, so you'll find yourself wanting to return to the scene of the crime again and again.
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Bromley Mountain Resort
Muddy Hollow is a trio of musicians playing a variety of classic rock, blues, jam, and countryfried rock 'n roll based in South Vermont. Check out their live performance in the Wild Boar Tavern.
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Second City Toronto
Human civilization dates back to 10,000 BC, and yet we still can’t seem to figure out love. See Second City aim it's Cupid's bow at dating, sex, meet-cutes, and meet-uglies in this hormone-and-hilarity charged show that marries classic archive material with brand-new swipes at relationships.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Taste the love with your friends, family, or a loved one for this delightful tasting. Become a chocolate connoisseur as you taste a combination of six chocolate-inspired foods and drinks while uncovering unique culinary techniques with a behind the scenes reporter.
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Howl at the Moon
Let the luck of the Irish shine down on you at Howl at the Moon this St. Paddy’s day. We know that this holiday is not only about green beer and shamrocks – it is about having a celebration. And if there is one thing we are good at, it is celebrating.
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Blues Street Cafe
Live music from the Blues Street House band every Saturday night.
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Saturday, 29th February 2020
20:00 EST
Zoo Miami
Zoo Miami
Dinosaurs have arrived and Zoo Miami is offering tours to see these prehistoric creatures. Your safari guide will take you on a journey to find over 10 species of dinosaurs while keeping you safe from that pesky T-Res that keeps trying to snack on the tours. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes in case you need to make a quick getaway during this 45-minute walking tour.
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ShadowLand Laser Adventures
All games end with a bonus battle royale survivor round until one person is left standing. be the ultimate survivor and win a free game pass and entry into the next ultimate survivor tournament.
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Museum of Science
Developed as a part of SubSpace Project, the experimental playground for new work at the Museum of Science, this musical experience engages you in a sensory journey full of innovation, artistry, and imagination set to the pulsating soundtrack of one of today’s most exciting artists. Multi-Grammy-award-winning Drake is a Canadian rapper, singer, songwriter, record producer, and actor.
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House of Blues Chicago
This world famous Gospel Brunch experience features local talent performing both traditional and contemporary Gospel songs. Before and during the show, enjoy an amazing all-you-can-eat buffet featuring breakfast favorites plus tender carving stations, southern specialties and mouth-watering desserts.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Meet Princess Poppy, the mascot at the Troll Hole Museum in Alliance every Sunday. Young and old alike will enjoy visiting and taking photos with Poppy. Dreamworks Troll dolls are hiding in the museum for kid-friendly scavenger hunting tours.
The Troll Hole Museum houses over 8,000 troll dolls and 22,000 troll memorabilia items. Interactive, educational, and funny guided tours go on all day. Enjoy hot or cold handcrafted drinks and snacks at Grumpy Troll Coffee as well.
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Victory Raceway
Come race with your family at the fastest indoor karting St. Louis has to offer at Victory Raceway. On Sundays, see who has the speed and skills to come out victorious in the Rookie Race (25 mph) for 4 drivers at just $45.00. All racers must have a weekly or annual license, price per race.
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Ski Sundown
Jump into Ski Sundown’s popular jump competition, for ages 5 -10. Both Skiers and snowboarders are welcome. Participants can take as many jumps as they like, and will be scored based on air, form, and creativity. Each participant will receive a helmet sticker and an event t-shirt (while supplies last).
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Free public tours of the distillery at The Still House are offered year-round (excluding holidays). Get an up-close look at the production process behind Gervasi Spirits.
Tours begin at 12pm and 1pm. Tours are first come, first served. No reservations.
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Visit Canton Visitors Information
Enjoy live music plus a food truck every Sunday at Paradigm Shift Brewing in Massillon. The bands and food trucks vary from week to week so check out their Facebook for more information.
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House of Blues Chicago
This world famous Gospel Brunch experience features local talent performing both traditional and contemporary Gospel songs. Before and during the show, enjoy an amazing all-you-can-eat buffet featuring breakfast favorites plus tender carving stations, southern specialties and mouth-watering desserts.
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Ski Sundown
Join the biggest Spring Skiing Party on the slopes this side of New Hartford. Take unlimited bump runs on Gunbarrel until those quads burn and bust. All ages are welcome, peel in and out of the event as often as you like.
Prizes will be awarded for awesome style, air, and speed. Bumpers will also be given a free raffle ticket and drawings will take place at 3:00 pm (must be present to win). Enjoy outdoor BBQ, bar, and general spring skiing shenanigans. Costumers are encouraged.
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Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory and Education Center
Don't miss Feeding Time at Cedar Cove Feline Conservatory and Education Center. Meet some of the world's biggest predators, including large exotic felines and wolves. Get to know their individual personalities and ask Cedar Cove's knowledgeable staff about their furry friends.
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Comedy Food Tours
See the amazing sights and tastes of the delicious sweets of Toronto's vast multi-culturally diverse dining scene on a walking tour with a comedian as your guide.
Please be advised before booking your tour that these are not allergy-friendly tours.
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Canton Museum of Art
Calling all moms! If you need some me-time, self-care, and appreciation, head to the Canton Museum of Art for this unique program.
*Price per family (one mom for yoga + one joining adult and up to 5 kids (grades PK-4) for art activity. Cost includes all supplies except yoga mat
*Please bring your own yoga mat
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Flamingo Gardens
The 2020 Food & Wine Benefit The Masquerade features food, wine, and craft beer tasting all while you can dance under the stars.
Attend live and silent auctions, and experience the ever-popular duck pond. Dress up in masquerade costumes and masks, or go smart-casual in your attire.
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The Still House at Gervasi Vineyard
A cafe by day and cocktail lounge by night, The Still House offers everyone a full-on, tempting yet celestial experience. Try their signature spirits, cocktails, draft beers, wines, live music, and delectable snack menu.
For the full music schedule, please check their website.
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Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Do you have the best moustache in all of Boston? Prove it! Visit the selfie station from March 2 - 31 in the Lower Rotunda of Quincy Market and take your best "moustachioed" picture. Tag Faneuil Hall at #FHMoustacheMarch, and you could win prizes from Faneuil Hall merchants and be featured on Faneuil Hall's social media as the undisputed Moustache Champion.
Don't have a moustache? Don't worry, there will be plenty of zany options at the selfie station so you can join in on the fun.
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McKinley Presidential Library & Museum
Join the McKinley Presidential Library & Museum for a series of women's history programs every Monday during the month of March. Each program will include a lecture and light refreshments.
Cost per person is $10, but if you sign up for all four programs, it's only $30!
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Eastern State Penitentiary
Malik Neal and Dante Jones will describe the work of the Philadelphia Bail Fund to support people incarcerated simply for their inability to pay bail. Malik Neal is a founding member and director of the Philadelphia Bail Fund, a local nonprofit organization that works to prevent the unnecessary jailing of low-income Philadelphians by posting bail and advocating for reform. Dante Jones is a North Philly resident and a community activist.
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Aventura Mall
Learn the stories behind the compelling Aventura Mall artworks through a complimentary guided tour.
Tour groups meet at 6:30 p.m. by LOVE, the latest art installation created by pop artist Robert Indiana.
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Museum of Science
Join the Museum of Science for a fun and interactive evening where you can discover how communities around Boston can be more resilient to sea level rise. In this forum event, you'll explore the social, economic, and environmental impacts of sea level rise, work with others to recommend resilience strategies, and learn about how participating in community science can help inform scientists about how communities are at risk for flooding. Light refreshments will be provided.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
To celebrate the May - October 2020 exhibit, First Ladies on the Campaign Trail, the 2020 Legacy Lecture Series will feature experts who will discuss their takes on campaigning and woman suffrage.
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Museum of Science
Dutch ReBelle is known for “mixing introspective, punch-lined filled lyrics with heart pounding production” and she returns to the Charles Hayden Planetarium for one night only this Spring! ReBelle earned national attention early on with electrifying performances at SXSW, A3C and the Brooklyn Hip-Hop festival. Publications like XXL noted ReBelle “spearheading her way into blogs because of her poetic style…lyrical bravado…and fiery talent.”
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Springfield Museums
For the first time in history the Royal Academy of Arts in London, in collaboration with the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, is bringing together Lucian Freud’s self-portraits. The exhibition will display more than 50 paintings, prints, and drawings in which this modern master of British art turned his unflinching eye firmly on himself.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
Are you the ultimate gamer or a history nerd? You won't want to miss these history-inspired game nights.
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Canadian War Museum
An intimate and epic journey into the female experience of war. A love letter from a young mother to her daughter, the film tells the story of Waad al-Kateab’s life through five years of the uprising in Aleppo, Syria as she falls in love, gets married and gives birth to Sama.
Enjoy a thought-provoking evening of documentary film and conversation.
Arabic with English subtitles
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Destination Kent
Mark your calendars for March 6 & 7 as Kent throws the first-ever Rainbow Weekend.
Join a bar crawl, art exhibits, storytelling, drag shows, live music/DJs, workshop/training sessions and more. Join in celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and beyond.
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McMichael Canadian Art Collection
Discover Brenda Draney's paintings, with their gestural mark-making and wide expanses of canvas, present fragmented narratives that stem from her personal history as a Cree woman, living in northern Alberta. Draney is interested in what you don’t say or can’t quite articulate, and, like memories themselves, her canvases contain a constellation of elements that come together to form a picture. They are at once insistent and dreamlike.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center - Kansas City
Whether you’re a pop diva or a rock god, prepare to get Trolls World Tour ready, with an all-access pass to LEGOLAND® Discovery Center’s, Troll-tastic Adventure
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The Art Institute of Chicago
See El Greco: Ambition and Defiance on display from March 7 - June 21. This major exhibition charts the career of the artist known simply as El Greco. Over 57 works from across the world trace not only the development of his distinctive style but also the astounding ambition that drove him to relentlessly pursue success.
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Laserdome
Looking for something to do during Spring Break? Laserdome's got you covered with a great deal that's guaranteed great fun. Get up to 50% off with the Best Passes. Play with your friends and enjoy the new laser tag system. Pick your favorite Power-Ups. Confuse your opponents with Spy or Deactivate. Get the highest score and be featured on the Laserdome Board.
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Wachusett Mountain Resort
Enjoy 2 extra hours of slope time this Friday. Ski or ride until midnight, sit by a snow fire pit, see the flowmasters fire dancers from 7 - 11 pm, dance the night away with DJ Scott Sica from 9 - midnight, and try the specials in the cafe all night long.
Tubing will be from 6 - 10 pm on Olli's Area for $15 per person.
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Springfield Museums
Join members of the Springfield Stars Club for sky gazing in the Science Museum's observatory. If overcast, a planetarium show will be presented. Visit the Stars Club website for speakers and topics.
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Museum of Science
Developed as a part of SubSpace Project, the experimental playground for new work at the Museum of Science, this musical experience engages audiences in a sensory journey full of innovation, artistry, and imagination set to the pulsating soundtrack of an internationally renowned band, Fleetwood Mac, who have sold more than 100 million records worldwide.
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Canton Palace Theatre
The Canton Palace Theatre presents a free movie as part of the Canton First Friday celebration "Little Chicago."
Movie Synopsis: A toon-hating detective is a cartoon rabbit's only hope to prove his innocence when he is accused of murder.
Doors open: 6:30pm
Showtime: 7:30pm
Admission: Free, general admission. No tickets required.
Rating: PG
Run time: 1 hour 44 minutes
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Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Enjoy fully-loaded cash bars, delectable food stations, music by DJ Shamz, and unforgettable views at the 19+ Beach Bash in the 6ix event. There's no passport required for this trip to the Tropics. Gluten-free, nut-free, and vegan food options will be available.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Atlanta
Experience DJ Night inside Velvet Underground.
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Visit Kingston
March means maple syrup at Little Cataraqui Creek Conservation Area. Take a tractor-drawn wagon back to the sugar bush and learn how maple syrup was made in the olden days and how its made now. Enjoy pancakes with real maple syrup and buy some syrup or sugar to take home. Be sure to check out some of the special activities like puppet shows, tree tapping demonstrations, First Nations Display, Face Painting, Sugar Bush Tours, the Annual Conservation Foundation Bake Sale and much more.
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McMichael Canadian Art Collection
See how Ontario-based painter and printmaker John Hartman captures the intimate relationship between more than thirty leading Canadian author sand the places that inspire them. Hartman’s diverse roster of subjects included writers Esi Edugyan, Ruth Ozeki, M.G. Vassanji, Thomas King, Lisa Moore, Neil Bissoondath, Susan Swan and David Macfarlane. The result was a body of large-format portrait paintings that celebrate the richness of Canada’s literary fabric.
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McKinley Presidential Library & Museum
The McKinley Presidential Library & Museum is excited to launch this new program for all families: Science Saturday.
Learn about Ohio's reptiles and meet some up close. Create your own reptile to take home. This program is free with museum admission.
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CambridgeSide
Don't miss the chance to see an exciting race in a unique location. The Arlington/Cambridge Soap Box Derby Winter Rallies will be taking place in the parking garage at Cambridside select weekends this Winter. Watching is free and open to the public.
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Experience the Wildwoods
Cheerleading Championships will be held at the Wildwoods Convention Center on Saturday from 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and on Sunday from 9 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Performances will be choreographed to music and sound effects, and winning teams will be awarded prizes. An admission fee will be charged at the door on the day of the event. For more information call 856.783.7611.
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The Art Institute of Chicago
See El Greco: Ambition and Defiance on display from March 7 - June 21. This major exhibition charts the career of the artist known simply as El Greco. Over 57 works from across the world trace not only the development of his distinctive style but also the astounding ambition that drove him to relentlessly pursue success.
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Ski Sundown
Why should boys have all the fun? Maybe you’ve felt a little shy or are wishing you knew how to approach a park feature? This is a great way to learn the basics of the park in a fun, supportive, no-pressure environment. Fun prizes, games, and instruction provided by Snowsports School terrain park instructors and the Terrain Park crew.
Recommended for ages 8+, intermediate and above skill level skiers and riders. $5, helmet, lift ticket/pass, and signed waiver required for all participants.
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Museum of Discovery and Science
Join a Museum Dino Keeper for a 30-minute guided adventure through the Expedition: Dinosaur exhibit. Assemble a Dinosaur skeleton with Magic Leap's Dinosaur Kit app. Attend a Scales & Slime reptile show to learn about the present-day dino-relatives that call the museum home. Or make model fossils and learn how history can be found in the rocks.
This weekend event is free with admission.
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Comedy Food Tours
Visit St. Lawrence Market, and take in all it's eccentricity and fun! The tour starts at the Go Park Garage, 170 Frederick St, and it ends in the same place. Eat food from Italy, China, Mexico, Japan, local Canadian fare, Indian and seafood, right here in Toronto.
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Zoo Miami
While the zoo animals are asleep, come and party at the zoo in the spirit of Mardi Gras! Sip & Stroll is a series of Zoo Miami's adult-only events that opens a limited footprint of the zoo for adults to mingle and buy tasty food and drinks in a fun atmosphere.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Atlanta
UFC 248 - two title fights: Adesanya vs. Romero and Zhang vs. Joanna. Come to the Velvet Underground to catch the action.
Doors open at 9pm. VIP tables are available. Tickets available on Ticket Web.
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Zoo Miami
Come out to Zoo Miami, enjoy some breakfast, and help clean the lakes of invasive fish species. They provide the rods and bait; you reel 'em in! Removing invasive fish species helps improve habitat quality and creates room for native fish and wildlife.
Breakfast and zoo admission included with registration.
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Delaware Art Museum
Drop-in on second Sundays for a full day of programs designed for families.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Atlanta
Come and celebrate International Women's Day at the Hard Rock Cafe. Enjoy a special menu all day.
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McMichael Canadian Art Collection
Join a selection of artists, curators and writers for an afternoon of discussions and talks that explore how the landscape, as both idea and place, informs the work of artists John Hartman and Brenda Draney.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
Learn about groundbreaking women in science at STEAM careers as you tinker and experiment in the First Ladies Laboratory. Students will build critical thinking and problem-solving skills that will help them blast off into the 21st century.
This class is best for ages 9-12. Cost is $5 per participating child.
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Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
Enjoy a VIP tour of the Orchid Greenhouses and Orchid Display House.
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National Geographic Museum
National Geographic Senior Photo Archivist Sara Manco and National Geographic magazine contributing writer Nina Strochlic will share firsthand accounts and never-before-seen images from our archives by and about the female National Geographic photojournalists, writers, and explorers who defied the expectations of their time and helped shape the way we see the world.
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Museum of Science
The eGaming sensation is BACK at the Museum and ready to take the Planetarium medium to competitive new levels. Whether you are an expert player, new to the esports arena, or simply a fan of the phenomenon- this is your ultimate chance to explore the future of athleticism in exhilarating new ways under the dome.
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Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Enjoy coffee and a casual tour of the exhibition with Shawn Bitters, artist and associate professor at the University of Kansas Visual Art Department, as he connects his use of historical imagery with works in the exhibition.
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Visit Kingston
Be a part of the largest festival in the world dedicated exclusively to Canadian film. The Kingston Canadian Film Festival, founded in 2001, transforms traditional and unconventional venues across Kingston's historic downtown. This whirlwind of movies and special events sparks curiosity, ignites discussion, and provides a fresh experience of Canadian film.
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Ottawa Chamberfest
In Bach’s own words, his Italian Concerto in F major was composed “for lovers of music, for their enjoyment.” Don’t miss the penultimate concert in Angela Hewitt’s epic four-year Bach Odyssey series.
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Visit Kingston
Be a part of the largest festival in the world dedicated exclusively to Canadian film. The Kingston Canadian Film Festival, founded in 2001, transforms traditional and unconventional venues across Kingston's historic downtown. This whirlwind of movies and special events sparks curiosity, ignites discussion, and provides a fresh experience of Canadian film.
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Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
The sounds of sweet music will flow under balmy starlit skies during the Concerts Under the Stars series presented by The Haller Foundation. The concerts will showcase some of South Florida's finest talent. The magical evening's activities happen in and around the Bonnet House, with the performances on the tent-covered veranda beneath the moon and stars, rain or shine.
Guests will enjoy delicious complimentary wine and cheese before the concert.
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Museum of Science
Join the Museum of Science for a special preview event to kick off the 2020 festival! Don’t miss an intimate, immersive screening of the film Picture of His Life in the Planetarium to celebrate the upcoming lineup.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Atlanta
Come and enjoy live entertainment inside the Velvet Underground.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
The second Friday of each month celebrates grandparents by offering free admission all day to grandparents when accompanied by their grandchildren.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Centre in Toronto
Whether you’re a pop diva or a rock god, prepare to get Trolls World Tour ready, with an all-access pass to LEGOLAND® Discovery Center’s, Troll-tastic Adventure. Don't miss your chance to dive into Trolls' colorful world.
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Hard Rock Cafe Mall of America
ShamRock and Roll on in and try the St. Patty's Menu. Start your meal off with the baby back rib starter, dive into the Guinness and bacon jam cheeseburger, and finish it off with a boozy or non-boozy shake.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Atlanta
This St. Patrick's Day the Hard Rock Cafe a limited-time menu for you and your closest friends. Luck is on your side - make your reservations now and celebrate!
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Visit Kingston
Be a part of the largest festival in the world dedicated exclusively to Canadian film. The Kingston Canadian Film Festival, founded in 2001, transforms traditional and unconventional venues across Kingston's historic downtown. This whirlwind of movies and special events sparks curiosity, ignites discussion, and provides a fresh experience of Canadian film.
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Zoo Miami
Feast with the Beasts is one of the more unique and highly anticipated fundraising events in South Florida. Enjoy a premier tasting event with delectable bites, open bars, animal encounters, live entertainment, a Hookah Lounge, a special animal feeding, and a silent auction with a chance to win a VIP Behind the Scenes Tour.
Celebrate in style and party until midnight at the Jurassic Jungle and Feast with some prehistoric Beasts. Cocktail attire required.
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Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Go for a musical underwater adventure in the heart of downtown Toronto. With Friday Night Jazz at Ripley's Aquarium of Canda, you'll be grooving with the fishes. Enjoy great tunes and cash bars located throughout the aquarium.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Atlanta
Check out trivia night inside Velvet Underground. Prizes will be awarded to the top three winners.
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Flamingo Gardens
Flamingo Gardens' annual tropical plant event features a Bonsai Show by the Broward Bonsai Society in the Gallery, along with the Grand Opening of Flamingo Gardens new Tropical Fern Garden of unusual and endangered ferns from the tropics and sub-tropics. A variety of plant and landscape experts will have exotic plants, supplies, garden art, and accessories for sale along with demonstrations and lectures on various topics throughout the day and a Kid's Gardening Zone.
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Zoo Atlanta
Educators enjoy free admission and accompanying guests receive discounts. This applies to active and retired teachers, local and out-of-state educators, homeschool parents, informal educators, and administrative support staff. Educators must present a valid educator ID or relevant documentation to take advantage of these discounts.
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Visit Kingston
Be a part of the largest festival in the world dedicated exclusively to Canadian film. The Kingston Canadian Film Festival, founded in 2001, transforms traditional and unconventional venues across Kingston's historic downtown. This whirlwind of movies and special events sparks curiosity, ignites discussion, and provides a fresh experience of Canadian film.
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Kansas City Zoo
Usher in the luck of the Irish with the Kansas City Zoo. Head out to the Zoo and see the animals enjoying festive enrichment items and get your picture taken with a leprechaun from 10 am to 2 pm.
On Sunday, join the very special St. Patrick's Day Parade at 1 pm. Llamas, goats and many more animals will parade through the zoo.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
Learn the history of the first garden and why some First Ladies started growing vegetables. The program ends with planting in the First Ladies Park.
All participating children will earn a patch that features a First Lady.
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Experience the Wildwoods
A ceremony will begin on the front steps of North Wildwood City Hall, 10th & Atlantic Avenue, in North Wildwood beginning at 11:30 a.m. A festive parade will begin at noon and proceed north on Atlantic Avenue to Olde NJ Avenue. Participants include VFW Color Guard, Vietnam Veterans of America, Ancient Order of Hibernians, Irish Pipe Brigade, Emerald Society, Miss North Wildwood, Queen Oceania, Anglesea Irish Society, Sheriff Mounted Patrol, and local bands.
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Saint Louis Zoo
See the show that's oceans of fun for the whole family. The Zoo's California sea lion stars are back to the stage, and they're ready to perform acrobatic and athletic behaviors like Olympic-style dives, powerful swimming, flipper walks, frisbee tosses, lots of splashes, and even more surprises. Learn fun facts about these amazing creatures and how you can help in the conservation of the sea lion's ocean habitat.
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Saint Louis Zoo
See the show that's oceans of fun for the whole family. The Zoo's California sea lion stars are back to the stage, and they're ready to perform acrobatic and athletic behaviors like Olympic-style dives, powerful swimming, flipper walks, frisbee tosses, lots of splashes, and even more surprises. Learn fun facts about these amazing creatures and how you can help in the conservation of the sea lion's ocean habitat.
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Saturday, 14th March 2020
16:30 EST
Zoo Miami
Zoo Miami
Bike 305's collaboration with Zoo Miami brings you the 2nd annual Bike the Wild Side event. Zookeepers will lead groups of up to 25 cyclists on a leisure ride around the zoo for approximately 3 miles. Each group will have the opportunity to stop and learn about the habits and habitats of some of the animals.
Bike helmets are required for children ages 16 and under. A limited number of free helmets will be available while supplies last.
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Ski Sundown
Joint Ski Sundown’s Ski-A-Thon to benefit the Make A Wish Foundation. Minimum suggested donation to enter is $10, lift ticket or pass is needed. Prizes will be awarded by age category for those who ski the most runs and there will be a teacup auction.
Event day registration will begin at 7:30 am in the lodge.
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Visit Kingston
Be a part of the largest festival in the world dedicated exclusively to Canadian film. The Kingston Canadian Film Festival, founded in 2001, transforms traditional and unconventional venues across Kingston's historic downtown. This whirlwind of movies and special events sparks curiosity, ignites discussion, and provides a fresh experience of Canadian film.
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Zoo Atlanta
National Panda Day is observed every year to celebrate and raise awareness for two of the most commonly recognized conservation icons in the animal kingdom; the giant panda and the red panda.
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Hartville Kitchen & Collectibles
Get up close and personal with the best entertainers around at a Hartville Kitchen event! Enjoy a homestyle meal and their award-winning pie as you enjoy the comedic talents of Dennis Swanberg.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Bring family and friends to the Royal Ontario Museum on the 3rd Tuesday Night of each month and enjoy free admission from 5:30 pm to 8:30 pm. With complimentary access and extended hours, visitors are invited to explore art, culture, and nature in the Museum’s 40 permanent galleries.
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Georgia Aquarium
Yoga by the Water offers yoga classes led by local instructors which are designed to challenge students of all experience levels. Sessions take place in the magnificent Oceans Ballroom, offering incredible views of manta rays and whale sharks while you challenge your mind and body. If your fitness goal is to become a happier and healthier version of yourself, this is the studio for you.
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CambridgeSide
CambridgeSide presents the 2020 Fit + Fabulous Fitness Series featuring FREE fitness classes. All classes are complimentary and held indoors at CambridgeSide Level 2. Local fitness instructors will lead classes in barre, dance, boot camps and more. Registration starts at 5:30 pm and classes will go from 6 pm to 7 pm.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
Come celebrate significant women in history during the Museum's Badass Women film series!
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Museum of Science
You exercise your body every day (intentionally or not). And, just by reading this, you could say you are exercising your brain as well. But what if you had the tools and knowledge to increase your physical and mental acuity? That’s what this year’s health fair is all about: it’s a whole-body event, with a special focus on brain power. Meet world-class experts, take part in hands-on activities, and much more on Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston-Somerville
Whether you’re a pop diva or a rock god, prepare to get Trolls World Tour ready, with an all-access pass to LEGOLAND® Discovery Center’s, Troll-tastic Adventure. Help Poppy round everyone up for the tour, create your own music video, build your LEGO Trolls music instrument, and rock out at the dance party. Don't miss your chance to dive into Trolls' colorful world.
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ieDiscoveries
On the third Friday of every month, drop the kids off and enjoy a night of free time. From 6:30-9:30pm they offer fun activities, dinner, and something fun to take home afterwards. They always have a fun theme and the provocations and activities based on the theme.
$5 discount for multiple child enrollment.
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Canton Palace Theatre
Come for a collection of four Three Stooges film shorts and join in the Curly Shuffle competition during intermission.
Doors open: 6:30pm
Showtime: 7:30pm
Admission: $6, general admission. Tickets available at the door.
Run time: 1 hour 30 minutes.
Also featuring music on the Kilgen Organ by organist Jay Spencer prior to the movie.
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Mercury Theater
Follow three drag queens on their adventures across the Australian Outback, set to a score of some of the greatest disco and dance floor hits ever written. Sing along to favorites like “It’s Raining Men,” “I Will Survive,” “Material Girl,” “True Colors,” “Go West,” “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun,” and “I Love The Nightlife,”. Experience this fabulous story of love, family, and true friendship at the Venus Cabaret.
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Hard Rock Cafe - Atlanta
Enjoy Live Band Karaoke inside the Velvet Underground.
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Zoo Atlanta
Come for an activity-packed day devoted to one of the Zoo's coolest birds - the kori bustard. Hear special talks with the keepers, take part in games and activities showcasing Earth's heaviest flighted bird, and purchase an exclusive bag with proceeds directly benefiting the Kori Bustard Species Survival Plan.
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First Ladies National Historic Site
Grab your school-aged kid, alert the secret service, engage the motorcade and head to the National First Ladies' Library for an exciting new kids' program. Each month will feature FLOTUS-inspired activities that will immerse your kid in history through hands-on learning experiences. Have your social secretary pencil in the third Saturday of each month at 10:30am.
This free program is best for ages 5-8. Advanced registration is recommended.
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Museum of Science
You exercise your body every day (intentionally or not). And, just by reading this, you could say you are exercising your brain as well. But what if you had the tools and knowledge to increase your physical and mental acuity? That’s what this year’s health fair is all about: it’s a whole-body event, with a special focus on brain power. Meet world-class experts, take part in hands-on activities, and much more on Friday, March 20 and Saturday, March 21.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Join the Hershey's Characters for some sweet fun and entertainment! Each Springtime Hop starts on the hour between 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM and lasts 15 minutes.
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Windham Mountain Resort
Come out and try to make it across the pond, or just enjoy the party and watch. DJ Brian will be playing all the hits on the patio, and the Bongo Surf Band will be taking over in the afternoon for live music from 2 - 5 pm.
Registration for pondskimming will be from 9 am - 11 am on the 2nd floor of the base lodge. The competition will take place at 12 noon.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
The Museum is open late, from 5pm to 8pm, and admission is free!
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Saturday, 21st March 2020
19:00 EST
Zoo Miami
Zoo Miami
Join Zoo Miami and journey back in time with the whole family at Dino NITE! Party at the dinosaur disco, dig up fossils and brush up on your dino trivia.
But that's not all; Zoo Miami Labs has been working on a top-secret project to bring back dinos. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind opportunity to see them live on the Tram Before Time. What could go wrong?
Contact 305-255-5551 or MBR@zoomiami.org for your promo code to buy tickets online and save. Last ticket sold at 9pm.
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Zoo Miami
Cars 4 Conservation is a local grassroots event connecting local "car people" to the conservation work happening around the world. Located at Zoo Miami, Cars 4 Conservation is a place to showcase your car, admire others', and connect with like-minded individuals while helping to support conservation on a worldwide scale.
All profit from the event will be donated to select conservation programs to ensure that each participant played a part in creating a better future for wildlife.
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Holocaust Museum & Learning Center
Join celebrated composer/ lyricist and performer Jeremy Schonfeld for an intimate conversation and performance of selections from his concept-album turned multimedia rock opera Iron & Coal. This performance was conceived as a conversation through time between a father who survived Auschwitz and his son coming to terms with his father's recent death. Iron and Coal is Schonfeld's tribute to Dr. Gustav Schonfeld, and to the long shadows cast and shared between survivors and their children.
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Museum of Science
Boston's housing crisis is tough on everyone. Rent is expensive, commutes are getting longer, and neighborhoods are changing. How would you design your future living space? Join local residents and experts to discuss and negotiate housing trade-offs as you make recommendations to improve Boston's housing problem. Light refreshments will be provided and free parking is available in the Museum of Science garage with validation at the event.
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