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Marie Miller Antique Quilts
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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey in a hot air balloon over beautiful Lancaster County. The experience begins before the flight! Arrive at the launch site and interact with the crew and help to assemble the balloon.
If you don't see your desired date and time available, please call our office at 1-800-763-5987. See you soon!
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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey in a hot air balloon over historical Gettysburg. The experience begins before the flight! Arrive at the launch site and interact with the crew and help to assemble the balloon. Call our Office at 800-763-5987 if your date of choice is unavailable or passengers in your party exceed 250 lbs.
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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey in a hot air balloon over historical Gettysburg. The experience begins before the flight! Arrive at the launch site and interact with the crew and help to assemble the balloon. Call our Office at 800-763-5987 if your date of choice is unavailable or passengers in your party exceed 250 lbs.
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City Running Tours - New York City
"Nature first, second, and third--architecture after a while" was the motto of Central Park's architects. It is hard to imagine that everything in Central Park was put there by design. Experience this first-hand on the Lower Central Park running tour. The lower portion of the park features the most ambitious landscape architecture ever implemented in the United States and magically escorts the viewer out of the city and into a peaceful park surrounding.
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City Running Tours - New York City
The Brooklyn Bridge is the most iconic landmark in all of New York. At any time of day, the bridge provides great views of Manhattan and Brooklyn and offers a look back at the origins of modern day New York City, when Manhattan and Brooklyn were still separate cities. This short run covers a lot of landmarks, traveling over the Brooklyn Bridge and back on the Manhattan Bridge, then through the streets of Chinatown and The Five Point Area, before finishing downtown in front of City Hall.
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Disney California Adventure Park
A spell has been cast over Disneyland, bringing tons of fiendish fun to both parks. Snap spooktastic pics with Jack, Sally, and other boo-tifully costumed Disney characters, check out hundreds of hand-carved jack-o-lanterns at the Main Street Pumpkin Festival, and find spooky touches at every turn.
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The Tour at NBC Studios
Go behind the scenes at NBC Studios on this family-friendly tour. Tours depart every twenty minutes between 8:20 AM and 2:00 PM on weekdays and last about sixty-five minutes. Reservations are required.
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Old Town Trolley Tours of Washington DC
Your tour includes all-day on-and-off privileges on our tour loop. As you tour the nation’s capital you’ll have the opportunity to get off the trolley and visit many memorials, museums, and historical points of interest; as well as opportunities for shopping and dining throughout the city. Tour DC at your own pace, and trolleys will come by each stop at least every 30 minutes. Hold on to your Boarding Pass, though, because it’s your ticket to rejoin the tour at any designate
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AACA Museum
The iconic movie "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" has become an American favorite. Why wouldn't want to take the day off and go for a joy ride in a red Farrari? While you can't take that drive, you can take the day off and get a selfie with this iconic car. As part of an ongoing exhibit of historically significant vehicles within the AACA Museum, the Historic Vehicle Association has arranged for a temporary exhibition of this iconic replica Ferrari from “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” - on view in Hershey.
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The Please Touch Museum
Travel around town! Climb into a real car, a SEPTA bus, or a trolley and go for a pretend ride. Stroll through City Park, grab some play ice cream at our Bassetts Ice Cream counter, build a car, or take a turn on one of our mini-backhoe machines. Children learn: gross and fine motor skills, STEAM literacy, collaboration, decision making, and communication.
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The Please Touch Museum
Take a spin on our glimmering carousel, which was built over 100 years ago and was a mainstay of nearby Woodside Park for nearly half a century. After being warehoused by the Smithsonian Institution, the carousel's 52 animals (40 horses, four cats, four rabbits, two pigs, and two goats) and 1,296 lights were lovingly restored and brought back to Philadelphia.
Carousel tickets are available at the admissions desk.
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Bronte Harbour Tourist Area
Explore Bronte Village and discover the rich history and culture on the Bronte Heritage Trail.
Download the Bronte BIA App to access historical information from the e-beacons located throughout Bronte Village.
This walking tour will take you back in time as you stroll the waterfront and discover what made Bronte Village the unique tourist destination it is today!
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Canadian Museum of History
Step into the legendary world of Medieval Europe. Meet powerful monarchs and chivalric knights, devout religious leaders and talented craftsmen. Experience the opulent life of court and the bustling world of newly developing urban centres. Admire the beautiful, vibrant art for which this period is renowned and witness the formation of states and cultures still recognized today. Medieval Europe - Power and Splendour brings together over 200 exquisite artifacts!
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Canadian Museum of History
Discover the often hidden stories of children in the Treasures From Library and Archives Canada gallery at the Canadian Museum of History. A Little History presents rarely seen archival documents, photographs, works of art and artifacts from the collections of both the Museum of History and Library and Archives Canada.
The exhibition recounts the unique experiences of children as witnesses to historic events as well as the perspectives of children found in archival documents.
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Niagara Helicopters
Open 7 days a week from 9 am until sunset, weather permitting.
Reservations are not necessary, tours are a no-fly, no-pay policy.
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Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Get ready to explore the new Curious Creatures exhibit, open March 2. From the most remote corners of the blue planet, journey from coast to coast and encounter extraordinary sea life, stories, and artifacts. From giant isopods and peacock mantis shrimp to various artifacts, become immersed in the strange and brilliant life of Robert "Believe It or Not!" Ripley.
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CNN Studio Tours
Get exclusive, behind-the-scenes access to the world headquarters of CNN with this tour experience. Take a 50-minute walking tour with your very own guide through the halls of the CNN Center and get an inside look at how a live broadcast is produced and sent to viewers all over the world. Tours run daily every 20 minutes.
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The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
This special exhibition commemorates President Kennedy's centenary. Featuring a compelling selection of items drawn primarily from the library's collections, the exhibition will chronicle historic milestones in the President's career and administration, as well as the events in his personal and family life.
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Museum of Science
Explore Space: An Out-of-Gravity Experience, the Museum's newest temporary exhibition. This hands-on, climb-aboard cosmic adventure of science fun and learning invites explorers of all ages to understand the rewards and challenges of working in such a harsh environment, from operating a robotic arm to managing a limited power supply to discovering why working in a space glove is so difficult.
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Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
During World War II, an unlikely team of soldiers was charged with identifying and protecting European cultural sites, monuments, and buildings from Allied bombing. Toward the end of the war, their mission changed to one of locating and recovering works of art that had been looted by the Nazis. They rescued some of history's greatest works of art.
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Tourism Kingston
Enjoy fine food service, interactive entertainment, and first-rate service on a daily sightseeing cruise of the 1000 Islands. Cruises are held at various times throughout the day.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Beat the crowds and explore Samuel Adams' Boston Brewery. The Morning Mash-In Tour includes a tasting of an exclusive style and a unique souvenir glass. See the innovation brewhouse and taste exclusive experimental brews.
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CNN Studio Tours
Enhance your experience with VIP treatment and get expanded access into live newsrooms, the HLN control room and a state-of-the-art studio that CNN uses daily. Reservations are highly recommended, as the maximum capacity per tour is 12. Children under 12 are not permitted, and group discounts are not available for this tour.
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Braves Ballpark Tours
Walk-up tours of SunTrust Park are offered year-round and begin at Right Field Gate. Tickets can be purchased in advance online or at the main ticket office the day of the tour. There are a limited number of tickets for each tour time so it’s recommended to buy your tickets in advance.
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Dolphin Fleet Whale Watching
Dolphin fleet Whale Watches are unique offering a wide spectrum of educational tools that go beyond the "average whale watch". All trips are designed to enhance our awareness of whales, other marine life and the marine habitat that surrounds us. Passengers depart with a greater understanding and appreciation of the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary and the wealth of life it supports.
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Historic Deerfield
This year marks the 300th anniversary of the birth of Thomas Chippendale (1718 - 1779), English furniture maker, author of The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director (1754), and important disseminator of what is commonly known as the Rococo style. This exhibit celebrates both Chippendale's legacy and the iconic style he helped promote through a number of English and American Rococo decorative art forms from Historic Deerfield's rich collection.
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Historic Deerfield
Historic Deerfield explores concepts of choice and fashion in a special exhibition of early 19th-century clothing and accessories. Examples of men's and women's dress from the collection will be on view in the Stebbins House and Williams House.
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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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Royal B.C. Museum
Step into a time when civilization grew along the Nile, pyramids dotted the skyline and people believed gods walked among us. With more than 300 original artifacts, some 4,500 years old, this exhibition covers all aspects of ancient Egyptian life. Be among the first in North America to see it.
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Old North Church & Historic Site
Go on a daily behind the scenes tour. Follow in Paul Revere's footsteps to the bell ringing chamber and walk among 37 tombs in the crypt. Tour times vary throughout the day but are typically offered every half-hour from May 1 through November 15.
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Newseum
Have limited time, but lots of interest? Take a 60-minute First Amendment Guided Highlights Tour of the Newseum and explore the very best of our exhibits and collections. Buy your tour tickets at the Newseum admissions desk on the day of your visit at least 10 minutes before the start of the tour.
60-minute guided tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis and must be purchased on the day of visit.
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Turkey Hill Experience
It is recommended you allow 3 hours to enjoy the Turkey Hill Experience Triple Scoop, which includes admission to the Turkey Hill Experience, the Turkey Hill Taste Lab, and Tea Discovery - the sweetest deal.
Please note: you will need to arrive at the Turkey Hill Experience and check-in no later than 30 minutes prior to the Taste Lab time you select during the reservation process.
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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.
What are lorikeets? The Rainbow Lorikeet is a medium-sized species of Australasian parrot. Visit the website for exact tour hours.
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Maize Valley Winery & Craft Brewery
Maize Valley's Fall Festival features wagon rides to the pumpkin patch, a corn maze, pumpkin cannon, pig races, kids play area, and more.
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Senator John Heinz History Center
See the command module Columbia and dozens of mission-flown artifacts as you explore the Apollo 11 mission, the birth of the American space program, and the space race in this epic exhibition.
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Royal Ontario Museum
This exhibition comes to the ROM from the Australian Museum, and looks at what makes spiders so unique and beneficial. The ROM has added some cultural objects and stories from their beloved collection alongside the natural history specimens from Australia.
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Union Station Kansas City
Travel back 252 million years to discover dinosaurs that inhabited what is now North America. You will dig deep into life during the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods. Your hands-on trek will bring you face-to-face with 26 life-size dinosaurs. See them move, hear them roar and experience their complexity and vast diversity. Examine two massive, full body skeletons, dozens of real fossils and get hands-on digging for new evidence.
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Hockey Hall Of Fame
If the Stanley Cup could talk, imagine the stories it could tell. Get hands-on access to the Stanley Cup and immerse yourself in the rich history of Hockey's Holy Grail. Catch this limited-time tribute which ends December 31, 2018.
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Urban AdvenTours Bike Tours
The City View Tour is Urban Adventour's flagship tour, covering most of the City of Boston. This tour will take you through 6 different neighborhoods, and countless historical and cultural sites throughout the city. Tours depart from the waterfront shop at 10am and 2pm daily and at 6pm Thursday through Saturday. Families with children who are comfortable cyclists and are at least 10 years old are welcome.
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Williams College Museum of Art
This exhibition offers a meditation on how practices of collecting and display have been wielded to impose intellectual, moral, or spiritual order upon the world, inspired by a Hawaiian "kupe'e" displayed at Williams during the nineteenth century.
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Williams College Museum of Art
Kay Sage: Serene Surrealist recreates the American artist's inaugural 1950 exhibition with the Catherine Viviano Gallery in New York. One of the few women Surrealists, Kay Sage (1898 - 1963) achieved notable success during her career.
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Williams College Museum of Art
On view for the first time at WCMA, this installation by Anicka Yi immerses visitors in a sensorial experience. At its center, a large, illuminated dish contains hair gel with hundreds of cosmetic contact lenses pinned to its undulating surface, as a mentholated scent pervades the room. In her distinctive use of unconventional and often ephemeral materials, Yi's work reorders the cultural forces that privilege containment over leakage, clarity over ambiguity, and ocularity above other senses.
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Williams College Museum of Art
In her first major public art project, Diana Al-Hadid combines aluminum, steel, fiberglass, concrete, polymer modified gypsum, and pigment in four sculptures installed across the Williams campus. Al-Hadid is best known for creating ghostly white sculptures that pivot among architectural ruin, figuration, and abstraction. Delirious Matter conjures architecture that evokes archaeological remains, human figures that seep into cascading forms, and expanses that hover between interior and exterior.
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Museum of Science
Pandas are beloved around the world and are now coming to the IMAX Dome screen in the Mugar Omni Theater. The IMAX original film, "Pandas," is a breathtaking documentary and amazing experience for everyone, narrated by Kristen Bell ("Frozen"). Showtimes vary by day. Check the Museum's website for details.
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Museum of Science
Known as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the planet's most celebrated marine environments. Join Jemma Craig, who grew up on the reef and now documents its wonders, and Peter Gash, whose rehabilitation of Lady Elliot Island shows how nature can bounce back when given the change. Meet these fascinating people and be introduced to plenty of rare species. Showtimes vary by day. Check the Museum's website for details.
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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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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This landmark exhibition in the Museum's American Wing showcases 116 masterworks representing the achievements of artists from more than fifty cultures across North America. Ranging in date from the second to the early twentieth century, the diverse works are promised gifts, donations, and loans to The Met from the pioneering collectors Charles and Valerie Diker.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This is the first major exhibition to explore the remarkable artistic and cultural achievements of the Armenian people in a global context over fourteen centuries--from the fourth century, when the Armenians converted to Christianity in their homeland at the base of Mount Ararat, to the seventeenth century, when Armenian control of global trade routes first brought books printed in Armenian into the region.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
French painter Eugène Delacroix (1798 - 1863) was one of the greatest creative figures of the nineteenth century. This exhibition, a joint project with the Musée du Louvre, illuminates Delacroix's restless imagination through more than 150 paintings, drawings, prints, and manuscripts--many never seen before in the United States.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Renowned as a giant of French Romantic painting, Eugène Delacroix (1798 - 1863) was equally a dedicated and an innovative draftsman. Through a selection of more than one hundred works on paper--from finished watercolors to sketchbooks, from copies after old master prints to preparatory drawings for important projects--this exhibition explores the central role of drawing in Delacroix's practice.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
View Huma Bhabha's site-specific installation for The Met's Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, the sixth in a series of commissions for the outdoor space. Bhabha's work addresses themes of colonialism, war, displacement, and memories of place. Using found materials and the detritus of everyday life, she creates haunting human figures that hover between abstraction and figuration, monumentality and entropy.
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Tourism Kingston
Solve Kingston's cases, track down Sherlock, and escape the room.
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Visit Ottawa Canada's Capital
During October, Saunders Farm is transformed into Canada’s most eerie-sistible fall attraction. Spook-tacular haunted hayrides, Barn of Terror, colourful live performances and parades await you.
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Visit Ottawa Canada's Capital
Stroll through a spellbinding outdoor exhibit of close to 7,000 hand-carved pumpkins set against a stirring night-time historic backdrop.
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Can Can Wonderland
The Pledge Party Team & Pledge Empire Records produces this fun, popular dance party for kids of all walks of life. Come enjoy balloons, coloring books, workstations, and treats for the kids. Also, National DJ Airman Heat will keep them dancing all day with the favorites in kids dance music.
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Seacoast Science Center
H2O Today, an exhibit organized by the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Service, is on display at the Seacoast Science Center in Rye now through November 11, 2019. Here, SSC Exhibit Director Jeremy LeClair explains the interactive component, Your Weight In Water, to young visitors. The exhibition helps guests gain a better understanding of the power of water and the criticality of clean water in daily life worldwide.
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The Old State House
The Old State House was the political center of Revolutionary Boston and the first sparks of the American Revolution took place in or near this amazing building. Experience the power of the revolutionary ideas that were debated inside and discover how the passionate voices of John Hancock, Samuel Adams, James Otis, and others rang out from these halls and changed American history forever.
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Rockland Center for the Arts
Artists through five craft mediums engage, empower, and encourage people to become part of the change we need to see in the world. Artists include Nancy Azara, Mitch Lewis, Adrienne Sloane, Joyce Scott, and Kebedech Tekleab.
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Rockland Center for the Arts
This exhibition features original art by acclaimed children's book illustrators and features books about shared American values, folk tales, heroes, and presidents. Artists include Floyd Cooper, Raul Colon, Stacy Innerst, James Ransome, and Elizabeth Sayles.
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Minnesota Zoo
Our 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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The Museum of Modern Art - MoMA
Innovation in art is often characterized as a singular event--a bolt of lightning that strikes once and forever changes what follows. This exhibition provides an alternative view: by chronicling the continued experimentation of artists long after their breakthrough moments, it suggests that invention results from sustained critical thinking, persistent observations, and countless hours in the studio.
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Museum of Science
Explore the night sky with favorite friends from Sesame Street in Big Bird's Adventure: One World, One Sky. Follow along with Big Bird, Elmo, and their friend from China, Hu Hu Zhu, and go on a journey of discovery to learn about the Big Dipper, the North Star, the Sun, and the Moon.
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Maine Foodie Tours
Join this leisurely-paced walking tour through the streets of the charming Old Port. Follow friendly and engaging tour guides through several Old Port venues and sample delectable, made-in-Maine and Maine-inspired foods.
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The Old State House
Explore the actual site of the Boston Massacre and discover what really happened on that cold March night in 1770, when an angry crowd surrounded British troops in front of the Old State House.
In the end, five Bostonians were killed and The Bloody Massacre on King Street became the most infamous story in Revolutionary America. Showings also at 12pm, 1:30pm, 2:30pm and 4:30pm.
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Minnesota Zoo
Soaring hawks, talking parrots, majestic owls, and many more rare and beautiful feathered creatures delight and educate Zoo guests at the World of Birds Show. The bird show features a variety of birds from around the world demonstrating free-flight natural behavior. The show emphasizes the natural abilities of birds, the diversity of species on the planet, and the importance of natural habitats.
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One Liberty Observation Deck
Gather on the 57th Floor for a guided tour of our Philly From The Top experience. Get a glimpse into #TheRealPhilly, an introduction to the iconic sites visible from One Liberty Observation Deck and tips on exploring our historic city.
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Discover Sycamore
The Mount Morris Park Historic District was first designated by the New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission. Being one of the earliest landmarked districts in the five boroughs in Harlem, it covers a sixteen-block area in Central Harlem. Welcome to Harlem takes pride in showing off this beautiful city and sharing the history of the Mount Morris Park Historic District and all of the beautiful sights along the way.
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New England Aquarium
Join an educator for a personalized behind-the-scenes tour of one of the aquarium's many galleries. Learn what the animals eat, how their tanks are maintained, how sick animals are nursed back to health, and other insider tidbits. Participants must be 7 years of age or older and any guests under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult. Tour cost is in addition to aquarium admission.
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Jungle Queen Riverboat
A fully narrated morning cruise down the "Venice of America", Fort Lauderdale's New River, sailing through Millionaire's Row with homes of the Rich and Famous, spectacular Mega Yachts, and sights beyond belief.
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Palisades Center
Enjoy free, fun, family-friendly Halloween activities during Spookfest, featuring Evan Gottfried and Sally and Jack Skellington. Wear a costume to participate in the costume contest.
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Kansas City Zoo
Take flight with our Wings of Wonder (WOW) bird show! This powerful natural behavior bird show will bring you closer to our winged-friends and ignite the wondrous world of flight right in front of you and over you. The stars of the show are many and change daily with each show.
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Newseum
Have limited time, but lots of interest? Take a 60-minute First Amendment Guided Highlights Tour of the Newseum and explore the very best of our exhibits and collections. Buy your tour tickets at the Newseum admissions desk on the day of your visit at least 10 minutes before the start of the tour.
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CNN Studio Tours
Enhance your experience with VIP treatment and get expanded access into live newsrooms, the HLN control room and a state-of-the-art studio that CNN uses daily. Reservations are highly recommended, as the maximum capacity per tour is 12. Children under 12 are not permitted, and group discounts are not available for this tour.
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Museum of Science
Through the discovery of exoplanets--the hundreds of planets that have been found orbiting stars beyond the Sun--scientists have learned that the solar system is not alone in the universe. With new achievements like the Kepler Telescope and rapidly improving technology, the discovery of exoplanets puts scientists one step closer to the possibility of finding an Earth-like world.
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Tourism Kingston
Take an immersive, 90-minute walking tour through the streets of Kingston to learn about the city's captivating heritage and history.
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Strasburg Scooters
There are some thrills of driving that are impossible to get when cooped up in a car. Enjoy a guided covered bridge tour of Pennsylvania Dutch county on a 50cc scooter. This tour offers an exceptional view of the countryside, including Amish farms and schoolhouses, as well as an insightful look at some of Lancaster County's oldest covered bridges.
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One Liberty Observation Deck
Gather on the 57th Floor for a guided tour of our Philly From The Top experience. Get a glimpse into #TheRealPhilly, an introduction to the iconic sites visible from One Liberty Observation Deck and tips on exploring our historic city.
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Ball & Chain
Grab a partner and dance to the energetic beat of Ball & Chain's live salsa band every Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
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Portsmouth Harbor Cruises
Come aboard this fall for a unique cruise into some of the most picturesque scenery on the Seacoast. Leave Portsmouth and head inland to pass New Hampshire's industrial waterfront. Head up into either Great Bay or the Cocheco River into Dover, a beautiful tidal estuary that remains largely undeveloped.
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Museum of Science
Through the discovery of exoplanets--the hundreds of planets that have been found orbiting stars beyond the Sun--scientists have learned that the solar system is not alone in the universe. With new achievements like the Kepler Telescope and rapidly improving technology, the discovery of exoplanets puts scientists one step closer to the possibility of finding an Earth-like world.
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Museum of Science
Discover the beauty and wonder of the night sky that has fascinated humanity for millennia. A live presenter takes audiences on an adventure through the celestial sights of the summer, from bright stars and constellations to planets and nebulae.
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Explore History Fort Lauderdale
Enjoy our complimentary guided tour with general admission. Tours run daily at 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm and 3:00 pm.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Get a behind-the-scenes tour of the Brewhouse and enjoy a first-hand experience in the Barrel Room. Not open to the public, this fermentation center is the heart of Samuel Adams' innovation and experimentation at the Boston brewery and is home to three 130 barrel Hungarian oak tuns.
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One Liberty Observation Deck
Gather on the 57th Floor for a guided tour of our Philly From The Top experience. Get a glimpse into #TheRealPhilly, an introduction to the iconic sites visible from One Liberty Observation Deck and tips on exploring our historic city.
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Meramec Caverns
Beneath the fertile rolling hills of the Meramec Valley lies a complex of mineral formations and color as rare and unique as they are beautiful. These precious underground jewels, which took thousands of years to grow, are preserved in the spectacular sights of Meramec Caverns. Guided tours by trained rangers depart every 20-30 minutes and are conducted along well-lighted walkways.
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C'est Bon Cooking - Gourmet Food Tours and Classes
Weave through the bustling west side of ByWard Market, Canada's oldest marketplace. Explore both local and international flavours. Stops include LaBottega Nicastro, Play Food & Wine, and the Tea Store. Tickets are available until 24 hours before the start time. Tours run rain, snow, or shine. A minimum of 4 people is required for the tour to run.
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C'est Bon Cooking - Gourmet Food Tours and Classes
Explore some of gastronomy's big names and little-knowns in Ottawa's most historic neighbourhood. Meet the chefs, producers, and food artisans and experience the Market the way the locals do. This tour focuses on the little-known treasures on Dalhousie and Murray Streets and features stops including Stubbe Chocolates, Brothers Beer Bistro, and Le Boulanger Français. A minimum of four people is required for tour to run.
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Kansas City Zoo
Our six sea lions will delight you with their playful antics three times each day! Join us for an educational and interactive show experience that will leave you cheering.
Sea Lion Splash is Sponsored by U.S. Bank
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Newseum
Have limited time, but lots of interest? Take a 60-minute First Amendment Guided Highlights Tour of the Newseum and explore the very best of our exhibits and collections. Buy your tour tickets at the Newseum admissions desk on the day of your visit at least 10 minutes before the start of the tour.
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New England Aquarium
Go behind the scenes of the New Balance Foundation Marine Mammal Center with a marine mammal trainer and learn what it takes to keep these charismatic marine animals happy and healthy. See where the seal and sea lions' food is prepared, learn how ice toys are made, and get up-close looks at the animals' favorite hangouts. Progam is available for guests over the age of 7 and guests under the age of 9 must be accompanied by an adult. The fee is in addition to regular admission.
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CNN Studio Tours
Enhance your experience with VIP treatment and get expanded access into live newsrooms, the HLN control room and a state-of-the-art studio that CNN uses daily. Reservations are highly recommended, as the maximum capacity per tour is 12. Children under 12 are not permitted, and group discounts are not available for this tour.
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Dolphin Fleet Whale Watching
Dolphin fleet Whale Watches are unique offering a wide spectrum of educational tools that go beyond the "average whale watch". All trips are designed to enhance our awareness of whales, other marine life and the marine habitat that surrounds us. Passengers depart with a greater understanding and appreciation of the Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary and the wealth of life it supports.
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Museum of Science
Join NASA's engineers as they design, test, and launch today's hottest missions into space. Witness the enormity of the new James Webb Space Telescope, the intensity of Goddard Space Flight Center's testing facilities, and the excitement of the New Horizons mission to Pluto.
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Tourism Kingston
Take an immersive, 90-minute walking tour through the streets of Kingston to learn about the city's captivating heritage and history.
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Explore History Fort Lauderdale
Enjoy our complimentary guided tour with general admission. Tours run daily at 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm and 3:00 pm.
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Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
Art in the Round public tours are led by gallery educators. Specialists in the fields of art, art history, and gallery teaching, educators provide informative and meaningful experiences by engaging visitors in a shared process of close looking and conversation, with the occasional surprise. Visitors of all ages and abilities are welcome to join. Tours are free with admission and meet on the rotunda floor. No RSVP is required.
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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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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey in a hot air balloon over beautiful Lancaster County. The experience begins before the flight! Arrive at the launch site and interact with the crew and help to assemble the balloon.
If you don't see your desired date and time available, please call our office at 1-800-763-5987. See you soon!
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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey in a hot air balloon over historical Gettysburg. The experience begins before the flight! Arrive at the launch site and interact with the crew and help to assemble the balloon. Call our Office at 800-763-5987 if your date of choice is unavailable or passengers in your party exceed 250 lbs.
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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey in a hot air balloon over historical Gettysburg. The experience begins before the flight! Arrive at the launch site and interact with the crew and help to assemble the balloon. Call our Office at 800-763-5987 if your date of choice is unavailable or passengers in your party exceed 250 lbs.
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Museum of Science
Explore the night sky with favorite friends from Sesame Street in Big Bird's Adventure: One World, One Sky. Follow along with Big Bird, Elmo, and their friend from China, Hu Hu Zhu, and go on a journey of discovery to learn about the Big Dipper, the North Star, the Sun, and the Moon.
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Explore History Fort Lauderdale
Enjoy our complimentary guided tour with general admission. Tours run daily at 1:00 pm, 2:00 pm and 3:00 pm.
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One Liberty Observation Deck
Gather on the 57th Floor for a guided tour of our Philly From The Top experience. Get a glimpse into #TheRealPhilly, an introduction to the iconic sites visible from One Liberty Observation Deck and tips on exploring our historic city.
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Newseum
Have limited time, but lots of interest? Take a 60-minute First Amendment Guided Highlights Tour of the Newseum and explore the very best of our exhibits and collections. Buy your tour tickets at the Newseum admissions desk on the day of your visit at least 10 minutes before the start of the tour.
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Gateway Arch
Take a scenic, one-hour sightseeing cruise and learn about the Mississippi River, the Gateway Arch, and the landmarks, architecture and rich history of St. Louis, Missouri. The captain narrates the cruise aboard the Tom Sawyer or Becky Thatcher riverboats.
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New England Aquarium
Join an educator for a personalized behind-the-scenes tour of one of the aquarium's many galleries. Learn what the animals eat, how their tanks are maintained, how sick animals are nursed back to health, and other insider tidbits. Participants must be 7 years of age or older and any guests under the age of 11 must be accompanied by an adult. Tour cost is in addition to aquarium admission.
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Portsmouth Harbor Cruises
Journey through nearly 400 years of local and American history on the fully narrated Harbor Cruise, from the settlement of the region in 1623 to Portsmouth Harbor's modern day role in the economy and defense of the country. This trip offers wonderful photo opportunities of lighthouses, mansions, submarines, and forts.
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Maine Foodie Tours
Enjoy craft concoctions and delicious appetizers amid tales of rum running and clandestine watering holes of the past. Learn how Mainers both smuggled in and made rum. This leisurely-paced walking tour carves a path through the streets of the charming Old Port.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Visit the Bier Kellar, the inner sanctum of Samuel Adams Brewery. Learn about the brewery's barrel aging history and process and enjoy three exclusive, brewery-only barrel aged beers paired with some amazing local cheese.
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CNN Studio Tours
Enhance your experience with VIP treatment and get expanded access into live newsrooms, the HLN control room and a state-of-the-art studio that CNN uses daily. Reservations are highly recommended, as the maximum capacity per tour is 12. Children under 12 are not permitted, and group discounts are not available for this tour.
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Museum of Science
Through the discovery of exoplanets--the hundreds of planets that have been found orbiting stars beyond the Sun--scientists have learned that the solar system is not alone in the universe. With new achievements like the Kepler Telescope and rapidly improving technology, the discovery of exoplanets puts scientists one step closer to the possibility of finding an Earth-like world.
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Carlucci Rosemont
Enjoy 1/2 Price Select Appetizers & Drink Specials in the Carlucci Bar
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One Liberty Observation Deck
Gather on the 57th Floor for a guided tour of our Philly From The Top experience. Get a glimpse into #TheRealPhilly, an introduction to the iconic sites visible from One Liberty Observation Deck and tips on exploring our historic city.
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Cape Cod Beer
Join monthly with your furry friend for a doggie social at the brewery - where you can bring your favorite four legged friend to meet with other four legged friends while you enjoy a beer or two.
This is a free, very causal 2 hour event.
Dogs should be friendly and on a leash. Please be prepared to clean up after your own dog.
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Tourism Kingston
Take an immersive, 90-minute walking tour through the streets of Kingston to learn about the city's captivating heritage and history.
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Museum of Science
Through the discovery of exoplanets--the hundreds of planets that have been found orbiting stars beyond the Sun--scientists have learned that the solar system is not alone in the universe. With new achievements like the Kepler Telescope and rapidly improving technology, the discovery of exoplanets puts scientists one step closer to the possibility of finding an Earth-like world.
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SkyVenture NH and Surf's Up NH
Bodyflight is one of the newest and fastest-growing sports. Children and teens involved in the kids camp will have the opportunity to exercise every muscle in their body simultaneously, as well as being in a fun-filled environment.
During the kids camp, children and teens will develop all the skills necessary to become proficient bodyfliers. Your child will be provided everything that he or she needs to fly, and continually improve at the sport. Cost is $80 for 10 minutes of tunnel time.
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Boston By Foot
Enjoy this classic walking tour of Boston's elegant Beacon Hill. See examples of early American architecture and Beacon Hill's ornate past.
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Saint Louis Zoo
This non-scary, kid-friendly Halloween experience is filled with laughs and adventure. Children are encouraged to wear costumes. This event features educational activities, special menus, nightly entertainment, interactive storytelling and more. Admission includes entrance to Boo at the Zoo Nights, the Conservation Carousel and the 4D Theater featuring "Happy Family 4D."
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Ball & Chain
Spice up your life with some live jazz at the world-famous Ball & Chain bar and lounge.
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SkyVenture NH and Surf's Up NH
Learn to surf and shred the waves with coaching from professional instructors.
Surfing is a good way to work our your legs and core, all while building stamina, flexibility, and finesse. The surfing kids camp is held every Tuesday and Thursday night at 6:30 PM. The cost is $60 for 4 consecutive weeks ($15 per session, if your child attends all 4 sessions).
The arrival time is 6:00 PM if your child has surfed with before (5:45 PM if they have never surfed).
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Mystic Harbor Cruises
The evening version of the downriver cruise, enjoy spectacular colors and majestic views that Mystic is famous for as the sun goes down. This cruise is BYOB, and has music - rates range from free for infants, to $30 for adults.
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Jupiter Inlet Lighthouse and Museum
Breathe in the serenity of Yoga with Mary Veal on the Lighthouse Deck at sunset every Monday. This is an all-levels class and beginners are welcomed and encouraged. Bring a yoga mat, water bottle, and a flashlight. Meet at the Museum 10 minutes prior to start time. Class is weather dependent. For questions, contact Mary Veal at maryvealyoga@gmail.com
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Long regarded as one of the foremost artists in jazz, Vincent Herring has performed with a veritable who's who, including Art Blakey, Horace Silver, Dizzy Gillespie, Freddie Hubbard, Donald Byrd, Jack DeJohnette, Cedar Walton, and many more. Sets at 7:00 PM and 9:00 PM.
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National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Experience Fiddler on the Roof in a new way - in Yiddish, the language of Tevye and his family. The rich Yiddish translation (with English and Russian supertitles) adds new depth and dimension to the most well-known Jewish musical in the world.
See the beloved story of a community and its struggle to balance traditions and desires in a changing world. The little town of Anatevka will bustle with the sounds of mame-loshn in the American premiere of Fiddler in Yiddish.
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Tourism Kingston
Embark on a terrifying adventure at Fort Henry. Enter a dream gone wrong filled with zombies, a toxic waste zone, coffins, and much more. This scary experience is not recommended for children and takes place outdoors.
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Greg Frewin Theatre
Experience the mystery and art of illusion with Greg Frewin, one of the most decorated magicians in the world. Enjoy a delicious buffet dinner and an evening performance of this Las Vegas-style magical revue featuring spectacular appearances by tigers. The performance begins at 7:30 PM. Arrive at 6:00 PM for dinner or 7:00 PM for the show only.
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Avenue Q - Broadway
Avenue Q is the story of Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad who comes to New York City with big dreams and a tiny bank account. He soon discovers that the only neighborhood in his price range is Avenue Q. Together, Princeton and his newfound friends struggle to find jobs, dates, and their ever-elusive purpose in life.
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The Comedy Bar
Master Debaters is an interactive debate game featuring Chicago's favorite stand up comedians.
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Haunted Boston Ghost Tours
Explore Boston's most haunted spots. This ninety-minute family-friendly walking tour takes visitors through the city's historic streets in search of ghosts and ghouls.
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Second City Toronto
The Second City's Touring Company comes home to Toronto for an unforgettable night of classic and original sketch comedy, along with hilarious unscripted improvisation. Featuring the next generation of talent, The Best of The Second City features an ever-changing selection of the funniest sketches from the past fifty years, as well as the improvisation for which Second City is famous.
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Tourism Kingston
Haunting locals and newcomers alike, this tour takes visitors through Kingston's old Sydenham Ward. Featuring haunted hotels, hidden burial grounds, grave robbings, hangings at the old courthouse, and Kingston's famous haunted courtyard, this is a tried and true favourite for all ages.
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Chattanooga Ghost Tours
Murder & Mayhem Haunted History Tour is the new and improved walking ghost tour. Award-winning storytellers will take you to the very sites where documented accounts of ghostly appearances have taken place. Spirits have been seen lurking in downtown Chattanooga, and you will revel in the details of the city's darker past which has kept them here.
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The Comedy Bar
The Monday Mic is a lottery-style open mic show featuring local amateurs and scene professionals.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Attend the latest installment of the Smoke Jam Session hosted by Vincent Herring.
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Tourism Kingston
The Kingston Public Market is the oldest market in Ontario and has been providing food and a sense of community to the residents of Kingston since 1801. The market is full of vendors selling the highest quality local produce, prepared foods, garden plants and flowers, and handmade crafts.
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Museum of the American Revolution
Enjoy a guided tour of the Museum's exhibits before the Museum opens. Get additional insight into the artifacts and exhibits, behind-the-scenes details of the Museum's creation, and opportunities to dig deeper into the stories behind objects on display.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
This early morning movement and baby sign language class is designed for pre-walking babies (up to 12 months) and their parent or caregiver. The program features parent-baby dance time, simply baby games, and songs.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston-Somerville
Visit DUPLO Farm for special toddler activities, story time, and LEGO® fun for the little ones. Children aged two and under are free.
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Peabody Essex Museum
Wild Designs features work by artists and other creatives who are looking to nature and living systems for new ideas and creative solutions to human problems. Explore bioinspired innovations in design, technology, and art that either model or engage nature to generate more sustainable solutions. The exhibition includes mixed media sculptures, artist installations, and drawings, as well as design projects ranging from preliminary concepts to realized products and buildings.
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Peabody Essex Museum
Discover the beauty and complex stories behind PEM's celebrated Japanese export art collection. The new installation takes visitors on a journey through time, from the arrival of Portuguese merchants in the 1500s through Japan's emergence on the world stage in the late 19th century and beyond. The story is punctuated with stunning works of art, including extraordinary loans from a private collection and many objects on view for the first time since PEM's 2016 exhibition Asia in Amsterdam.
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Peabody Essex Museum
This exhibition is the first to explore the role of empresses in shaping China's last dynasty--the Qing dynasty--from 1644 to 1912. Nearly 200 spectacular objects from the Palace Museum tell the little-known stories of how imperial women influenced court politics, art, and religion. Timed to mark the 40th anniversary of the establishment of U.S.-China diplomatic relations, the exhibit is organized by the PEM, the Smithsonian's Freer|Sackler, and the Palace Museum, Beijing.
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Florence Griswold Museum
Explore Lettersburg Junction, the enchanting region with faeries live in alphabetically placed houses. The museum's annual outdoor installation features over three dozen faerie-scaled places on the museum's campus that celebrate the alphabet in an imaginative way.
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Millyard Museum
To commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Armistice that ended World War I, the Manchester Historic Association presents the exhibit, "Manchester and the Great War." This exhibit explores the impact of World War I on the city of Manchester and the many men from the community who took part in the conflict.
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The Met Breuer
For the last fifty years, artists have explored the hidden operations of power and the symbiotic suspicion between the government and its citizens that haunts Western democracies. Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy is the first major exhibition to tackle this perennially provocative topic. It traces the simultaneous development of two kinds of art about conspiracy.
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The Met Breuer
This exhibition presents the extraordinary and previously unknown sculptures of acclaimed American artist Jack Whitten (1939-2018). Whitten's sculptures, which he first created in New York and later at his summer home on Crete, consist of carved wood, often in combination with found materials from his local environment. Whitten's sculptures address themes of place, memory, family, and migration and give expression to a transnational, cosmopolitan perspective.
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The Peachtree Trolley
Simply the best way to see the sights and get acquainted with the city known as Hotlanta, The ATL or the Big Peach. The Peachtree Trolley will provide 90-minute, fully-narrated tours from Centennial Olympic Park and will introduce you to the "Must Sees" of Atlanta. Learn the history and enjoy the stories and legends of the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola, CNN, Underground Atlanta, Oakland Cemetery, and The Fabulous Fox Theater, just to name a few.
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Legoland Discovery Center Westchester
Little LEGO lovers can enjoy big fun during Little Playtimes, featuring discounted admission every Tuesday morning. Enjoy one or all scheduled activities throughout the day, including DUPLO Farmer Workshop, DUPLO Animal BINGO, and DUPLO Story Time. Appropriate for children five and under.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
Explore the Museum's collection with an informative, docent-led tour, offered free to all visitors. The tour departs from the Information Center in Sculpture Hall and usually lasts about one hour. Meet at the Information Center.
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The Old State House
Travel back to the 18th-century to meet real people, famous and not-so-famous, who will share what it was like to live in Boston in the exciting days leading up to the American Revolution. Visitors won't want to miss this fun and interactive opportunity to see and talk with these Revolutionary Characters.
Additional showings at 12:30pm and 2pm.
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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Join in the gallery with Peter J. Haas, Abba Hillel Silver Professor Emeritus, to discuss the Balfour Declaration. In the early 20th century, the Jews were a population without a strict homeland. Still, the dream of a Jewish homeland persisted, and in November of 1917, the British government made the surprising decision to support that dream. This decision is known as the Balfour Declaration.
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Coral Gables Museum
Sacred Ground brings to the public eye a selection of documents and objects from the archives and grounds of Lincoln Memorial Park, one of Miami’s most historically relevant, yet neglected cemeteries, for the first time ever.
Highlights from the Archives and Restoration of Lincoln Memorial Park
Exhibition Caretakers, by renowned Miami Herald photographer Carl Juste and C. W. Griffin.
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The Peachtree Trolley
Simply the best way to see the sights and get acquainted with the city known as Hotlanta, The ATL or the Big Peach. The Peachtree Trolley will provide 90-minute, fully-narrated tours from Centennial Olympic Park and will introduce you to the "Must Sees" of Atlanta. Learn the history and enjoy the stories and legends of the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola, CNN, Underground Atlanta, Oakland Cemetery, and The Fabulous Fox Theater, just to name a few.
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Connecticut Science Center
Become immersed in a lush tropical habitat surrounded by hundreds of butterflies moving freely throughout the exhibit. Experience forty to fifty different species of butterflies through intimate interaction in a unique custom-designed greenhouse. Butterfly encounter is a separate ticket add-on to General Admission.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
Join a facilitated lesson with an exciting science or art project. Children will work on the project while parents meet nearby for networking and discussion. Although this program focuses on the needs of homeschooled children ages 4 to 7, all are welcome to attend this drop-in program.
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Hudson River Cruises
Experience the Hudson River aboard the classic sightseeing cruise. Enjoy breathtaking views of the historic Hudson River. Dinner packages are available on select dates.
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Sky Zone Manchester
Toddler Time is a great shared experience for child and parent. Kids will discover the joy of being active under the supervision of their parents and without interference from the big kids.
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Museum of the American Revolution
Join a Museum educator for a 60-minute walking tour of Historic Philadelphia. The tour costs $12 plus the price of admission.
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Tuesday, 23rd October 2018
17:00 EST
Fun Depot
Fun Depot
$15 per person Unlimited Video Games*
$25 per person Unlimited Video Games*, Laser Tag, and Go-Kart Rides.
Entrance by purchase of bracelet only. *Redemption games will not give tickets with Family Fun Night entry. Prize games and mini-bowling excluded.
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Sky Zone Manchester
Burn up to 1,000 calories while having a blast during one of the most dynamic, effective, and enjoyable workouts.
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Sky Zone Manchester
Get in shape during this dynamic, effective, and enjoyable workout.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Hammond B3 master Mike LeDonne, who was nominated for Best Keyboard Artist 2012 by the prestigious Jazz Journalists Association, leads a jazz dream team of artists in this long-running house party. Sets at 7:00 PM, 9:00 PM, and 10:30 PM.
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Museum of Science
Throughout history, countless women has held integral roles in the development of astronomy and space exploration, but few have been properly recognized for their work. Join Planetarium educators as they explore the universe through the discoveries and contributions of women in astronomy and NASA.
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Museum of Science
The Bradford Washburn Award is given annually to those who have made an outstanding contribution toward public understanding and appreciation of science and the vital role it plays in society. This year's award honor Margo Lee Shetterly, author of Hidden Figures.
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The Comedy Bar
The Tomato Throw Show is a competition-style comedy showcase where the audience is encouraged to throw [fake] tomatoes at the comedians.
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Second City Toronto
The Second City crashes into the modern world in this brand-new comedy commute down the hyper-conscious highway. An all-star cast weaves in and out of the danger zone, tackling this generation's minefield of crushing clichés and relatable revelations. Experience this unflinchingly honest laugh-tacular with a magic touch you have to see to believe.
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Maine Foodie Tours
Join Maine Foodie Tours for a good old-fashioned pub crawl after the sun goes down. Visit four distinctly different bars and restaurants with an engaging and knowledgeable guide who will share stories, history, and much more.
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City Running Tours - New York City
On the West Village Running Tour, travel along the quiet, tree-lined streets that seem almost out of place in the Big Apple. Theater, comedy, fine dining, and possibly a celebrity sighting--the West Village Running Tour is capped with a breathtaking jaunt along the High Line walking park. Finish the run with a delicious cup of coffee at a local Village coffee shop.
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The Shops at Pembroke Gardens
Join us every Wednesday for an invigorating stroll through The Shops at Pembroke Gardens. Enjoy some me time, baby on-the-go time, friend time new and old or even the four-legged kind. After, enjoy a thirst quenching natural juice from Taaza or amp up your morning with a great tasting of Joe at Starbucks, Segafredo, Le Macaron and Gelosia.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
This morning playgroup program features circle time with stories, songs, movement, and sensory play. This class is designed for early walkers and toddlers (children ages 12 months to 36 months) and their parent or caregiver.
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Museum of the American Revolution
Join a Museum educator for a 60-minute walking tour of Historic Philadelphia, geared toward families with children.
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Brooklyn Museum
Bringing together existing works and new, site-specific commissions by Brooklyn Hi-Art! Machine, Deborah Kass, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, and Hank Willis Thomas, this new exhibition explores the intersection between language and art through a series of text-based installations that activate the Museum's plaza green, steps, and promenade outside and the lobby within.
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Brooklyn Museum
Half the Picture: A Feminist Look at the Collection presents major works, new acquisitions, and rediscoveries in the Museum's collection through an intersectional feminist lens. Highlighting work created in response to crucial social and political moments from the last one hundred years, from World War I to the Civil Rights Movement and #MeToo, the exhibition foregrounds more than fifty artists who use their work to advocate for their communities, beliefs, and hopes for equality.
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Brooklyn Museum
Featuring over 150 works by more than 60 artists, Soul of a Nation offers a sweeping view of the remarkable art made by Black artists during one of the most crucial periods in American history. This critically-acclaimed exhibition is an unprecedented look at a broad spectrum of work by African American artists from 1963 to 1983 and considers the varied ways that Black artists responded to the demands of an urgent moment.
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Brooklyn Museum
One: Do Ho Suh features a single, large-scale work by artist Do Ho Suh, whose work engages with migration and cultural displacement. The Perfect Home II (2003), a recent acquisition in the Museum's collection of Contemporary Art, is a full-scale re-creation of Suh's former apartment in New York. Made with a translucent nylon material and carefully hand-sewn, the work questions the meaning of permanence, the process of finding a home, and how personal space comes to define an individual.
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Brooklyn Museum
This exhibition explores the connections between the historical and modern-day plights of refugees, featuring highlights from the museum's collection of thirteenth-century Syrian ceramics alongside work by the contemporary Arab artists Giane Makki Bacho, Issam Kourbaj, and Mohamed Hafez. The juxtaposition between these works highlights the ongoing struggle to find a home during tumultuous times and the commonalities between refugees throughout history.
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National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Experience Fiddler on the Roof in a new way - in Yiddish, the language of Tevye and his family. The rich Yiddish translation (with English and Russian supertitles) adds new depth and dimension to the most well-known Jewish musical in the world.
See the beloved story of a community and its struggle to balance traditions and desires in a changing world. The little town of Anatevka will bustle with the sounds of mame-loshn in the American premiere of Fiddler in Yiddish.
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Urban AdvenTours Bike Tours
The Tour de Boston is a family-friendly tour for families with young children or those who are not as comfortable on a bicycle. This route is almost entirely on bike paths along the Charles River. Unlike the City View tour, the Tour de Boston does not include stops at many historic and cultural sites since it does not include travel into Downtown Boston and other neighborhoods in the city. Families on this tour have the ability to take a trail-a-bike or a child seat on tour.
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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 knowledgable volunteer docent.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
During this facilitated art program, pre-school aged children work with parents and caregivers to create something special to take home. Each month features a new project.
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Jungle Queen Riverboat
Fully narrated cruise down the "Venice of America", Fort Lauderdale's New River, sailing through Millionare's Row with homes of the Rich and Famous, spectacular Mega Yachts, and sights beyond belief. When you arrive at our tropical isle, you'll be treated to an All-You-Can-Eat Dinner featuring barbeque baby back ribs, chicken, peel & eat shrimp and all the fixins. Live entertainment during dinner, and a laugh out loud variety show after dinner.
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Winchester Mystery House
Inside of America's most legendary haunted mansion, guests are led by flickering candlelight through an original Theatrical Experience dotted with scares, stunts, and fun.
This year, go through 13 Doors whose purpose and secrets the Winchester widow took to her grave. Brave souls will roam the halls along a new, longer, and maddening maze that is sure to rattle even the most skeptical.
Advance ticket purchases are highly recommended.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Over the last several years Lezlie Harrison's burnished, soulful alto, striking beauty, and distinctive blend of jazz, classic '70s soul, and original music has become a fixture on the New York jazz scene. Sets at 7:00 PM, 9:00 PM, and 10:30 PM.
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The Comedy Bar
Fake College Lecture on the science of your brain on alcohol, interspersed with funny stories and multimedia elements.
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Virginia Key Outdoor Center
Discover why Miami is called the Magic City. Enjoy a spectacular night under the stars while city lights glimmer above the Miami skyline, Port of Miami. Available on selected dates and times.
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Virginia Key Outdoor Center
Discover why Miami is called the Magic City. Enjoy a spectacular night under the stars while city lights glimmer above the Miami skyline, Port of Miami. Available on selected dates and times.
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Zoo New England
Have a fantastical experience filled with whimsical pumpkins that will delight and amaze. Celebrate the season among thousands of hand-carved Jack o' Lanterns creatively displayed in themed scenes. With glowing dinosaurs, a fanciful princess castle, and amazing animal scenes, there is something for the whole family to enjoy. Enjoy a live pumpkin carving demonstration, seasonal food and beverages, and interactive experiences.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Multifaceted Emmet Cohen is one of his generation's pivotal artistic figures. Downbeat praised the "nimble touch, measured stride, and warm harmonic vocabulary" he employs to communicate with other musicians and audiences at what he terms "the deepest level of humanity and individuality."
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City Running Tours - New York City
"Nature first, second, and third--architecture after a while" was the motto of Central Park's architects. It is hard to imagine that everything in Central Park was put there by design. Experience this first-hand on the Lower Central Park running tour. The lower portion of the park features the most ambitious landscape architecture ever implemented in the United States and magically escorts the viewer out of the city and into a peaceful park surrounding.
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City Running Tours - New York City
One of New York's most dynamic neighborhoods and the first home to many NYC immigrants, the Lower East Side is teeming with culture and history. This run covered SOHO, Little Italy, Chinatown, The Bowery, and the small streets of the Lower East Side, some of which transport visitors to a European Town. Get a look at the famous restaurants, music venues, and clubs that have made this neighborhood one of the hippest in New York.
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CNN Studio Tours
Morning sunshine! Get exclusive access to all things HLN Morning Express and meet Robin on set in Studio 7 with this specialized experience. Guests get to see inside a live working HLN control room, step foot on HLN's Studio 7, and a HLN Morning Express souvenir press pass & lanyard.
Children under the age of 12 are not permitted on this tour.
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Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History
Party it up and learn about pumpkins at Mommy & Me. Investigate pumpkins and learn about what they look and feel like inside.
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Williams College Museum of Art
At a moment when species are dying off at an alarming pace, RAWR! considers how art has helped to create arbitrary distinctions between the human and the animal. Works from WCMA's encyclopedic collection explore the representation of animals in art and artifacts across time and across the globe.
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Williams College Museum of Art
Enter the world of Jacob's Pillow founder Ted Shawn and visionary modern dancer Ruth St. Denis. Over 350 objects from the Jacob's Pillow Archives, including bejeweled and embroidered costumes pulled from the antique touring trunks, photographs, props, backdrops, and original artworks offer a glimpse into the early careers of this pioneering couple.
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Williams College Museum of Art
This exhibition offers a meditation on how practices of collecting and display have been wielded to impose intellectual, moral, or spiritual order upon the world, inspired by a Hawaiian "kupe'e" displayed at Williams during the nineteenth century.
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Williams College Museum of Art
Kay Sage: Serene Surrealist recreates the American artist's inaugural 1950 exhibition with the Catherine Viviano Gallery in New York. One of the few women Surrealists, Kay Sage (1898 - 1963) achieved notable success during her career.
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Williams College Museum of Art
On view for the first time at WCMA, this installation by Anicka Yi immerses visitors in a sensorial experience. At its center, a large, illuminated dish contains hair gel with hundreds of cosmetic contact lenses pinned to its undulating surface, as a mentholated scent pervades the room. In her distinctive use of unconventional and often ephemeral materials, Yi's work reorders the cultural forces that privilege containment over leakage, clarity over ambiguity, and ocularity above other senses.
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Amherstburg
This annual exhibit showcases the art of the members of the Fort Malden Guild of Arts and Crafts.
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Brooklyn Museum
Bringing together existing works and new, site-specific commissions by Brooklyn Hi-Art! Machine, Deborah Kass, Kameelah Janan Rasheed, and Hank Willis Thomas, this new exhibition explores the intersection between language and art through a series of text-based installations that activate the Museum's plaza green, steps, and promenade outside and the lobby within.
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Brooklyn Museum
Half the Picture: A Feminist Look at the Collection presents major works, new acquisitions, and rediscoveries in the Museum's collection through an intersectional feminist lens. Highlighting work created in response to crucial social and political moments from the last one hundred years, from World War I to the Civil Rights Movement and #MeToo, the exhibition foregrounds more than fifty artists who use their work to advocate for their communities, beliefs, and hopes for equality.
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Brooklyn Museum
Featuring over 150 works by more than 60 artists, Soul of a Nation offers a sweeping view of the remarkable art made by Black artists during one of the most crucial periods in American history. This critically-acclaimed exhibition is an unprecedented look at a broad spectrum of work by African American artists from 1963 to 1983 and considers the varied ways that Black artists responded to the demands of an urgent moment.
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Brooklyn Museum
One: Do Ho Suh features a single, large-scale work by artist Do Ho Suh, whose work engages with migration and cultural displacement. The Perfect Home II (2003), a recent acquisition in the Museum's collection of Contemporary Art, is a full-scale re-creation of Suh's former apartment in New York. Made with a translucent nylon material and carefully hand-sewn, the work questions the meaning of permanence, the process of finding a home, and how personal space comes to define an individual.
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Brooklyn Museum
This exhibition explores the connections between the historical and modern-day plights of refugees, featuring highlights from the museum's collection of thirteenth-century Syrian ceramics alongside work by the contemporary Arab artists Giane Makki Bacho, Issam Kourbaj, and Mohamed Hafez. The juxtaposition between these works highlights the ongoing struggle to find a home during tumultuous times and the commonalities between refugees throughout history.
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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
What happens when the last Holocaust survivor is no longer with us? Who will tell their story? The Maltz Museum is launching a first-of-its-kind effort in Cleveland to preserve Holocaust memory. Be a part of a beta test of Stanley Bernath, a local Holocaust survivor, whose story has been memorialized as an interactive biography. Join as the museum explores what it means to hear from and interact with hologram technology on screen in the museum theater.
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Urban AdvenTours Bike Tours
On this tour, you will cross the Charles River and enter the City of Cambridge. Renowned as one of America's most bicycle-friendly cities, you will experience the atmosphere and appeal of Cambridge as only possible on two wheels. Touted as Boston's Left Bank, Cambridge is a hotspot of arts, and home to MIT and Harvard University. This tour is not recommended for those who are not comfortable cycling on city streets, but families with children who are confident cyclists 10 and older are welcome.
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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Celebrate Israel at 70 through a docent-led guided tour of Israel: Then & Now, a first-of-its-kind special exhibition that combines milestone moments, historic images, interactive media, and film. Join to see the landmarks, learn the history, explore the culture, and meet the people - without leaving home.
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Diefenbunker Museum
While on the final tour of the day, participants discover that the Diefenbunker is not just a museum--it is a cover for an enemy spy organization. After overhearing plans for an imminent attack, escape and stop the launch sequence before it is too late.
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Discover Sycamore
There is no better way to end an evening than in Harlem with some sightseeing and jazz. Enjoy a tour across 125th Street, then a lovely stroll along Adam Clayton Powell Blvd., up to uptown, and finish at a stop in Harlem known for some of the best live jazz. During the tour, see historical churches and famous nightclubs of the past. Glimpse some of the most beautiful homes that Harlem has to offer and other historical places.
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Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre
One of the most successful comedies in Broadway history, Robert Anderson's You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running! is a collection of four one-acts about sex and relationships. Enjoy a buffet dinner beginning at 6:00 PM followed by the show at 8:00 PM.
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Can Can Wonderland
Trivia Mafia is old-school, team-based, pen-and-paper trivia. (None of this touchscreen nonsense.) We ask questions about everything under the sun (and, in certain astronomy-themed rounds, stuff beyond that). Pop culture, history, geography, science, even wordplay and puzzles. There are no rules. Well, actually, there is one rule. As we like to say: “Use your noodle. Not your Google.”
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Can Can Wonderland
Soul line dancing is a fun way to get out on the dance floor and meet some wonderful people, no partner needed. The steps are similar to country line dancing, just to R & B music and with a lot more soul. Come out and learn the latest line dances that people are doing at the clubs, weddings, and family reunions. This kind of dancing is good for the mind, body, and soul.
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Thursday, 25th October 2018
18:00 EST
SPYSCAPE
SPYSCAPE
A complimentary drink and snacks will be available for this event. The bar is open from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM and last admission is at 8:00 PM. Please note that an ID is required for this event.
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Diefenbunker Museum
While on the final tour of the day, participants discover that the Diefenbunker is not just a museum--it is a cover for an enemy spy organization. After overhearing plans for an imminent attack, escape and stop the launch sequence before it is too late.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
For three decades, the vocal artistry of the multi-talented Arkansas-born vocalist Cynthia Scott has encompassed the swing of jazz, the soul of blues, R&B, and the sacred stirrings of gospel music. Sets at 7:00 PM, 9:00 PM, and 10:30 PM.
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Legoland Discovery Center Westchester
Enjoy a themed night at LEGOLAND Discover Center without the kids. Challenge the Master Model Builder and compete in build competitions for prizes.
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Brooklyn Museum
Enjoy a night of horror with a screening that reimagines the cult classic black comedy Scream with accompanying performances, just in time for Halloween. Little Cinema fuses interactive crowd engagement, dance performances from The Love Show, rhyming trivia by Nathan Oglesby, and many more surprises. Expect the unexpected. Wear a Scream mask to participate in a Horror Trivia contest for prizes. Tickets include museum admission.
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Second City Toronto
The Second City crashes into the modern world in this brand-new comedy commute down the hyper-conscious highway. An all-star cast weaves in and out of the danger zone, tackling this generation's minefield of crushing clichés and relatable revelations. Experience this unflinchingly honest laugh-tacular with a magic touch you have to see to believe.
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Busch Gardens Tampa
This Fall, Howl-O-Scream returns on select nights from September 21 - October 28. With tormenting surprises and unexpected terrors around every corner, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay makes escape nearly impossible. Plus, park-wide scare zones, horrific haunted houses and the chance to challenge Florida's top thrill rides in the dark will have guests screaming all night.
Howl-O-Scream is a separately ticketed event. While intended for adults, kids under 18 will be admitted.
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Museum of Science
Walter Sickert & the Army of Broken Toys Halloween Happening. Kick off Halloween as the Toys take over the Charles Haydn Planetarium for an unforgettable evening of masquerade, music, and mayhem under the dome. Costumes are encouraged.
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West Bottom Haunted Houses
Beast/Edge doors open at 7:30 - close times vary so come early. Purchase tickets online.
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Gino's East River North and Brewery
Jazz music open mic hosted by Constantine Alexander.
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The Second City
From aliens to the alienated, savage roasts to distorted boasts, The Second City e.t.c.'s 42nd revue invites you along on a frenzied frolic that translates the modern world into the common language of laughter. Clear your mind, open your eyes and hail one wild rideshare where the truth isn't just out there, it's way out there.
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West Bottom Haunted Houses
Macabre doors open at 8:00 - close times vary so come early.
Purchase tickets online here.
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Gateway Arch
Experience the sounds of live blues and cruise down the Mississippi River and enjoy the beautiful St. Louis skyline. Riverfront Times Best of St. Louis Winner: “Best Place to Slow Dance”. Boarding at 8pm.
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The Comedy Bar
The Open Mic Show (gameshow-style open mic where each performers spins a wheel to determine their fate.)
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Diefenbunker Museum
While on the final tour of the day, participants discover that the Diefenbunker is not just a museum--it is a cover for an enemy spy organization. After overhearing plans for an imminent attack, escape and stop the launch sequence before it is too late.
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Second City Toronto
The future is here and it's female. Second City presents She The People - a sketch show entirely created, designed, and performed by the fearlessly funny women of The Second City.
This mimosa-and-madness-fueled foray roasts the patriarchy, taking on everything from having it all, to having that sick feeling your government is trying to send you back to the Middle Ages. It’s time for women everywhere to shout "comedy is our weapon and we’re here to slay".
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
For two years, lyricist "Nickel" and his octet "Dime OPS" have been jamming into the early morning hours, turning this jazz-meets-hip-hop series into a popular party with their fusion of clever, organic hip-hop, and acoustic jazz.
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City Running Tours - New York City
The Brooklyn Bridge is the most iconic landmark in all of New York. At any time of day, the bridge provides great views of Manhattan and Brooklyn and offers a look back at the origins of modern day New York City, when Manhattan and Brooklyn were still separate cities. This short run covers a lot of landmarks, travelling over the Brooklyn Bridge and back on the Manhattan Bridge, then through the streets of Chinatown and The Five Point Area, before finishing downtown in front of City Hall.
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City Running Tours - New York City
Explore the roots of America through events that occurred in New York City from the time the city was founded as an early Dutch settlement, through British rule, the Revolution, and the birth of a new nation. See how immigration influenced and made up the very foundation of the city. People from around the world came at different times and for different reasons, but all left and continue to leave their marks on business, politics, food, neighborhood life, and the very character of New York.&a
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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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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This landmark exhibition in the Museum's American Wing showcases 116 masterworks representing the achievements of artists from more than fifty cultures across North America. Ranging in date from the second to the early twentieth century, the diverse works are promised gifts, donations, and loans to The Met from the pioneering collectors Charles and Valerie Diker.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
This is the first major exhibition to explore the remarkable artistic and cultural achievements of the Armenian people in a global context over fourteen centuries--from the fourth century, when the Armenians converted to Christianity in their homeland at the base of Mount Ararat, to the seventeenth century, when Armenian control of global trade routes first brought books printed in Armenian into the region.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
French painter Eugène Delacroix (1798 - 1863) was one of the greatest creative figures of the nineteenth century. This exhibition, a joint project with the Musée du Louvre, illuminates Delacroix's restless imagination through more than 150 paintings, drawings, prints, and manuscripts--many never seen before in the United States.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Renowned as a giant of French Romantic painting, Eugène Delacroix (1798 - 1863) was equally a dedicated and an innovative draftsman. Through a selection of more than one hundred works on paper--from finished watercolors to sketchbooks, from copies after old master prints to preparatory drawings for important projects--this exhibition explores the central role of drawing in Delacroix's practice.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
View Huma Bhabha's site-specific installation for The Met's Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, the sixth in a series of commissions for the outdoor space. Bhabha's work addresses themes of colonialism, war, displacement, and memories of place. Using found materials and the detritus of everyday life, she creates haunting human figures that hover between abstraction and figuration, monumentality and entropy.
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The Met Breuer
For the last fifty years, artists have explored the hidden operations of power and the symbiotic suspicion between the government and its citizens that haunts Western democracies. Everything Is Connected: Art and Conspiracy is the first major exhibition to tackle this perennially provocative topic. It traces the simultaneous development of two kinds of art about conspiracy.
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The Met Breuer
This exhibition presents the extraordinary and previously unknown sculptures of acclaimed American artist Jack Whitten (1939-2018). Whitten's sculptures, which he first created in New York and later at his summer home on Crete, consist of carved wood, often in combination with found materials from his local environment. Whitten's sculptures address themes of place, memory, family, and migration and give expression to a transnational, cosmopolitan perspective.
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The Museum of Modern Art - MoMA
Innovation in art is often characterized as a singular event--a bolt of lightning that strikes once and forever changes what follows. This exhibition provides an alternative view: by chronicling the continued experimentation of artists long after their breakthrough moments, it suggests that invention results from sustained critical thinking, persistent observations, and countless hours in the studio.
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Discover Sycamore
Discover some of the most beautiful and wonderful theaters, ballrooms, and churches in Harlem that were jumping during the Renaissance. Hear, see, and feel the history of some of the most influential individuals who helped to cultivate this magical journey known as the Harlem Renaissance: Langston Hughes, Pig Foot Mary, Duke Ellington, Madame CJ Walker, Jacob Lawrence, James Van Der Zee, Zora Nealson Hurston, and many others.
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Marini Farm and Maze Park
Costumes, characters, dancing, games, treating. Everyone is welcome to join in on the fun and dress up. Music is provided by J&C Entertainment, as well as character dance parties, a 5-and-under trick-or-treat hunt, games, and prizes.
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Boston By Foot
Explore the architectural treasures of the elegant Back Bay on this ninety-minute walking tour. View splendid examples of Victorian architecture.
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C'est Bon Cooking - Gourmet Food Tours and Classes
Discover the many forms and tastes of chocolate in the ByWard Market. Enjoy a half dozen tastings and enjoy some of the best chocolate in Ottawa. A minimum of four people is required for the tour to run.
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Maine Foodie Tours
Stroll down Congress and Washington Avenue, Portland's growing hot spot for new restaurants, distilleries, and more. Tastings will include a variety of bits, tastes, and snacks along with cocktails from award-winning craft distilleries and meaderies.
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Can Can Wonderland
Tappy Hour: group tap dancing lessons in 20 minute increments - every Friday 4pm-6pm. Great for all ages - tap shoes are provided.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
The region's best Halloween event for little kids is back. Enjoy trick-or-treating, costume contests, "mad" science experiments, and themed art projects. This year features a new outdoor pumpkin decorating lab.
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Museum of Science
Discover the beauty and wonder of the night sky that has fascinated humanity for millennia. A live presenter takes audiences on an adventure through the celestial sights of the summer, from bright stars and constellations to planets and nebulae.
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Victoria Mansion
Ever wondered what the servants at Victoria Mansion might have done when the family was out in the evenings during the Halloween season? With the help of storyteller Lynne Cullen and musician Kurt Kish, Victoria Mansion will recreate the spooky Celtic tales that would have been common among the Irish residents of the city. Aimed at kids aged 6-15, these tales are spooky, but not terrifying, and will be told in the rarely-seen basement of the Mansion.
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Conway Scenic Railroad
The Conway Scenic Railroad presents a first-class evening of fabulous food, superior service, and entertaining dinner theater aboard the elegant dining car Chocorua or Hattie Evans. Participate in tongue-in-cheek humor and zany antics that will keep everyone on their toes as they work the clues to determine the killer on board. Fare includes First Class seating for the three-hour train excursion, a four-course dinner, taxes, and gratuities.
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Cauley Square Historic Railroad Village
Forget the club scene, the parking hassle, entrance fee and hectic traffic. Instead, come to Cauley Square Historic Village every Friday and Saturday night for live music entertainment hosted by the Village Chalet. Every weekend has something different, whether it's Jazz, Rock, or Latin. The Village Chalet dining options include gourmet American dishes, appetizers, desserts, wine, or a cold beer from the cozy Village Chalet restaurant.
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Greater Cleveland Aquarium
Bring the family for a not-so-scary pirate-themed Halloween celebration featuring full after-hours Aquarium access as well as a safe trick-or-treat trail, walkable gangplank, animal encounters, a 5-minute science experiment and a DJ dance party. Face painters, balloon twisters, a magician, “land shark” mascot Finn and Captain NEO add to the fun.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Centre in Toronto
Visit the Centre on the last Friday of the month for a "no kids allowed" adult evening. Enjoy a themed night at the Centre and compete for prizes.
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Canobie Lake Park
Enjoy rides, games, haunted houses, live shows, and attractions, all included for one price.
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Georgia Aquarium
Sips Under the Sea is a unique cocktail party designed for adults 21 and over to enjoy Georgia Aquarium after hours. You'll have the entire Aquarium to yourself while enjoying cocktails, tapas, and entertainment - all without kids. It's a Halloween party, so you are welcome and encouraged to dress in costume. Costumes must be rated PG and no masks covering faces.
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Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History
Join for an evening of wine, tapas, and live music to benefit The Southern Museum. Raffle and wine pull included.
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Can Can Wonderland
Karaoke has become a community tradition at Can Can. Come sing your heart out, enjoy the participatory sing-a-longs and spontaneous dance parties, cheer on other singers, and HAVE A FANTASTIC TIME! And now, it’s ALL AGES! This is held on the Wee Stage at the very end of the boardwalk by the amazing Illuminated Reef!
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Seacoast Science Center
Learn about seals, whales, dolphins, and porpoises and meet members of the Seacoast Science Center Marine Mammal Rescue Team (MMR). Visit hands-on learning stations where marine biologists and naturalists will engage visitors in mock seal rescues, skeleton investigations, and other activities about marine mammal feeding, migration, and play behavior.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
View spectacular autumn colors and the rich fragrances of fall in the Secret Valley while enjoying locally-produced autumn snacks and ciders available on board.
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Victoria Mansion
Ever wondered what the servants at Victoria Mansion might have done when the family was out in the evenings during the Halloween season? With the help of storyteller Lynne Cullen and musician Kurt Kish, Victoria Mansion will recreate the spooky Celtic tales that would have been common among the Irish residents of the city. Aimed at kids aged 6-15, these tales are spooky, but not terrifying, and will be told in the rarely-seen basement of the Mansion.
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South Simcoe Railway
Take a trip up the line the weekend before Halloween. SSR's only nighttime excursions of the year come alive with the sights and sounds of ghosts and goblins. Enjoy a fun, non-too-scary family-oriented Halloween adventure. All passengers are encouraged to dress in costume to compete for prizes for best children's costume and best adult's costume on each trip. There are candy treats as well for a sweet finish to a fun evening.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
David Hazeltine celebrates the release of his new record, The Time Is Now, with an incredible trio featuring John Patitucci and Al Foster. A brilliant jazz pianist, Hazeltine was called "for sure, the brightest star on the jazz piano horizon" by none other than Cedar Walton. Sets at 7:00 PM, 9:00 PM, and 10:30 PM.
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Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association
Experience the cult classic, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, live on stage. Sweethearts Brad and Janet, stuck with a flat tire during a storm, discover the eerie mansion of Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a transvestite scientist, and meet a houseful of wild characters.
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Tourism Kingston
Catch a hockey game at Leon's Centre. Watch the Kingston Frontenacs take on league rivals.
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Maize Valley Winery & Craft Brewery
Every Friday and Saturday night Maize Valley Winery features a band or solo act performing from 7:30pm to 9:30pm.
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Opry City Stage
Catch the latest installment of the Bluebird Cafe Songwriter series with this performance from Chris Wallin, Aaron Barker, and Anthony Smith.
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The Comedy Bar
Stand up showcase with three openers. Comedians change each week.
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Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
Leave twenty-first-century troubles and cares behind, grab a mug of ale, and join the Sons and Daughters of Liberty for the best hospitality in all of eighteenth-century Boston. Sample rustic fare, play authentic games, and learn boisterous songs and cheerful dance in a spirited colonial tavern atmosphere. Door open at 7:30 PM.
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Sky Zone Manchester
Jump after dark during Glow at Sky Zone. Lasers, music, and blacklight transform the whole park into a crazy jumping dance club.
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Gino's East River North and Brewery
Join us for an evening of acoustic music at Gino's East.
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Can Can Wonderland
Ever wanted to play Let's Make a Deal, Match Game, Family Feud, or The Price is Right? Or maybe just want to be part of the audience? Retro Game Night will bring you all of your favorite game shows and a chance to compete for fabulous prizes. Or just watch and enjoy the fun. Featuring local comedy celebrities.
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Gino's East River North and Brewery
Stand up comedy showcase featuring an acoustic element.
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The Comedy Bar
Stand up showcase with three openers. Comedians change each week.
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Second City Toronto
The Second City crashes into the modern world in this brand-new comedy commute down the hyper-conscious highway. An all-star cast weaves in and out of the danger zone, tackling this generation's minefield of crushing clichés and relatable revelations. Experience this unflinchingly honest laugh-tacular with a magic touch you have to see to believe.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
The Beat on the Mississippi! Enjoy your favorite radio station's music played by DJ BJ. Dance and dine on fabulous light hors-d'oeuvres and meet a personality from local radio station 100.3 FM. Scheduled Fridays from May 25 through October 26 (no cruise on July 6).
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Can Can Wonderland
Karaoke has become a community tradition at Can Can. Come sing your heart out, enjoy the participatory sing-alongs and spontaneous dance parties, cheer on other singers, and have a fantastic time.
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The Second City
From aliens to the alienated, savage roasts to distorted boasts, The Second City e.t.c.'s 42nd revue invites you along on a frenzied frolic that translates the modern world into the common language of laughter. Clear your mind, open your eyes and hail one wild rideshare where the truth isn't just out there, it's way out there.
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Diefenbunker Museum
While on the final tour of the day, participants discover that the Diefenbunker is not just a museum--it is a cover for an enemy spy organization. After overhearing plans for an imminent attack, escape and stop the launch sequence before it is too late.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
"This fine pianist and singer is a throwback to the long-gone days when performers had to know any song that was thrown at them, and then toss it off with authority. He has built a coterie of devoted listeners entranced by his old-school erudition" (The New Yorker). Sets at 11:45 PM and 12:45 AM.
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Downtown Alliston
Find warm, out-of-the-oven baked goodies, jams, jellies, honey, syrups, crafts, plants, local potato chips, meats from local farmers, and fresh fruit and veggies at the Alliston downtown Farmers Market. Enjoy local entertainment, delicious BBQ, and more, every Saturday from 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM, May through October.
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Mystic Aquarium
Enjoy a hot breakfast buffet followed by a private shark feeding and presentation. Then, feed the stingrays and colorful collection of fish. Breakfast is served from 8:00 AM to 8:30 AM. Admission to Feeding Frenzy closes at 8:15 AM.
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The Tour at NBC Studios
Go behind the scenes at NBC Studios on this family-friendly tour. Tours depart every twenty minutes between 8:20 AM and 5:00 PM on weekends and last about sixty-five minutes. Reservations are required.
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Knott's Berry Farm
Enjoy the Halloween season with this family-friendly celebration geared for kids ages 3-11. Trick-or-Treat through Ghost Town, watch a friendly magician mystify the little ones with spell-binding tricks, and see Snoopy and the gang host the "Monsters are Coming" costume contest.
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Flamingo Gardens
Celebrate the fall season with the Harvest Festival at Flamingo Gardens. Presented by Nicklaus Children's Hospital Broward Outpatient Centers, the four-weekend festival will feature free hayrides from 10am to 4pm, live entertainment, a pumpkin patch, free decorating station, music, crafts, games, contests, and more. Each weekend will feature a different theme. Dress in costume to win prizes!
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Historic Deerfield
Colonial New England taverns were common in both small towns and cities and were a welcome sight for travelers who could stop for a drink and a hot meal. Visit the 1786 kitchen at the Hall Tavern and see what is on the Bill of Fare for the day.
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Boston By Foot
Explore America's oldest neighborhood on this ninety-minute walking tour. The North End is a delightful labyrinth of narrow streets and exotic marketplaces and has been largely preserved from modern development.
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Boston By Foot
Experience a child's eye view of the Freedom Trail's architecture and history, specifically designed for young walkers ages six to twelve.
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Boston By Foot
Learn about the events that led to the American Revolution on Boston By Foot's most comprehensive Freedom Trail tour. Explore Boston's oldest neighborhoods and hear the extraordinary stories preserved in the historic sites.
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Boston By Foot
Discover Boston's literary landmarks on this tour that highlights the homes and haunts of prominent Victorians, including Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry David Thoreau, Louisa May Alcott, Charles Dickens, and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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Union Station Kansas City
Travel back 252 million years to discover dinosaurs that inhabited what is now North America. You will dig deep into life during the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods. Your hands-on trek will bring you face-to-face with 26 life-size dinosaurs. See them move, hear them roar and experience their complexity and vast diversity. Examine two massive, full body skeletons, dozens of real fossils and get hands-on digging for new evidence.
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Portsmouth Harbor Cruises
Journey through nearly 400 years of local and American history on the fully narrated Harbor Cruise, from the settlement of the region in 1623 to Portsmouth Harbor's modern day role in the economy and defense of the country. This trip offers wonderful photo opportunities of lighthouses, mansions, submarines, and forts.
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Historic Deerfield
Watch Neil Muckenhoupt make wooden casks and barrels.
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Hoosac Valley Train Rides
View breathtaking fall foliage during this popular annual train ride. Departures at 10:00 AM, 11:30 AM, 1:30 PM, and 3:00 PM.
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Legoland Discovery Center Westchester
Jump inside the world's spookiest box of LEGO bricks at the only Halloween Party that is built for kids. Enjoy awesome activities, such as a Halloween-themed LEGO mosaic build activity, haunted MINILAND takeover, spooky scavenger hunt, and more.
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Saturday, 27th October 2018
10:00 EST
Zoo Miami
Zoo Miami
Zoo Boo is South Florida's number one trick-or-treating event where families and kids ages 12 and under are invited to trick-or-treat in costumes, participate in costume contests, watch special performances, make Halloween crafts, and see wild animals get their Halloween goodies.
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The New York Beer and Brewery Tour
Travel in style and comfort in a Mercedes Sprinter. Enjoy McSorley's famous cheese plate and other beer appropriate snacks and visit some of the city's most talked about neighborhoods. See historic brewery locations and rare artifacts from when New York was America's beer brewing capital. Stop and taste at McSorley's Old Ale House, Brooklyn Brewery, and The Well.
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Kansas City Zoo
Join us on the fourth weekend of each month as our birds parade around the Helzberg Penguin Plaza, enjoying the fresh outdoor air. Get an up-close encounter with Humboldt penguins as they strut their stuff for all Zoo guests to see.
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Museum of the American Revolution
Meet at the Front Desk for a sixty-minute highlight tour of key artifacts and intriguing stories of the Museum's exhibits. The tour costs $12 plus the price of admission.
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Faneuil Hall Marketplace
Enjoy a free one-hour historical tour of the architecture, politics, and geography of Quincy Market. Come and hear this Boston story. Tours meet at the property directory near Anthem Restaurant.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
View spectacular autumn colors and the rich fragrances of fall in the Secret Valley while enjoying locally-produced autumn snacks and ciders available on board.
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Busch Gardens Tampa
Celebrate Halloween with Elmo, Abby, Grover, and all your favorite Sesame Street friends every Saturday and Sunday during Sesame Street Safari of Fun Kids' Weekends.
Show off your family costumes during each themed weekend while you trick-or-treat, enjoy exclusive crafts, explore through a hay bale maze and play fall-inspired activities and games in the newly expanded festival area. Then, join your favorite Sesame Street friends during a character dance party.
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Amoskeag Fishways
Enjoy nature programs for all ages. Learn something new about vultures and owls or make beautiful holiday decorations.
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Historic Deerfield
Join a Historic Deerfield guide for a fascinating tour of Deerfield's oldest burying ground. Meet the guide at the site at the end of Albany Road.
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Zoo New England
Children throughout New England are invited to trick-or-treat among the animals at the zoo. Throughout the day, learn about the importance of enrichment while watching many of the animals receive pumpkins as enrichment items. Haunted happenings include creepy crafts, ghoulish games, costume contests, and a haunted maze.
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Glen Echo Park Aquarium
Join in a day full of spooktacular fun. The aquarium will have fun tank displays and face painting. Feel free to dress in costume.
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Can Can Wonderland
Each week features a different activity that anyone of any age can enjoy. Enjoy fun activities like mosaics, screen printing, collages, dances lessons, and more.
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Can Can Wonderland
Fun drop-in art workshop every Saturday & Sunday 11am-3pm - great for all ages and abilities - check our website for up-to-date details.
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The New York Beer and Brewery Tour
Travel in style and comfort in a luxury minibus or Mercedes Sprinter. Drink award-winning local craft beer, learn how beer is made, enjoy artisanal food and beer pairing, and visit some of the city's most talked about neighborhoods. See historic brewery locations and rare artifacts from when New York was America's beer brewing capital, enjoy entertaining stories, and learn valuable information from an experienced guide who is also a licensed NYC Tour Guide and beer nerd.
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Saturday, 27th October 2018
11:30 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
Dress your little ghosts and goblins in their costumes for everyone's favorite non-scary Halloween event, Boo at the Zoo. Use your candy passport to find all the treat stations at the zoo!
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Charles Riverboat Company
Enjoy spectacular views of historic and contemporary architecture along Boston Harbor, the Charles River Locks, and the Charles River basin. The tour includes landmarks such as Marriott's Custom House, the Prudential Building, and the Hancock Tower, as well as cutting-edge contemporary design by today's top architects.
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Connecticut Science Center
Read fun, science-themed stories with Connecticut Science Center staff. This is the perfect break for children under 6.
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City Running Tours - New York City
Enjoy a guided running tour to see Queens' best-kept secret: Long Island City. This 4-mile route, led at a casual pace, features beautiful views of Manhattan along the Waterfront, the history of Queensboro Bridge, and stops at cultural landmarks like PS1, Silvercup Studios, and Gantry State Park. The run concludes at The Rockaway Brewery for a beer and some witty conversation.
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Hudson River Cruises
Experience the Hudson River aboard the classic sightseeing cruise. Enjoy breathtaking views of the historic Hudson River. Dinner packages are available on select dates.
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Downtown Alliston
Head down to Mill Street for this spooktacular event. Pick up an Alliston BIA treat bag at the event and then head out to Victoria Street for the Candy Crawls, where local businesses will be handing out treats. Enjoy a huge petting zoo, corn maze, witch "craft" centre, pumpkin painting, magicians, and more.
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Mystic Aquarium
This Halloween, see the aquarium's dinosaurs get into the spirit with a special trick-or-treat trek through the dino trail. Hear hilarious Halloween skits, participate in the costume contest, make an eerie paper plate mask, dance to classic Halloween hits, and more.
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Historic Deerfield
Come to the History Workshop and learn all about brooms and broom-making. See Historic Deerfield's crop of broom corn, sweep with a hand-made broom, and make a small, serviceable whisk broom to take home.
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Can Can Wonderland
KFAI Vinyl Voices, in collaboration with Dead Media, brings its open, hands-on approach to live DJing to Can Can Wonderland. Join volunteer and on-air DJs for an afternoon of record spinning and teachable moments. While you probably won't be able to make a request (they're all records, you see) they'll let you actually see what they're doing and explain how the whole DJ mystery thing works. Great for ages 6 and up.
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Minnesota Zoo
Soaring hawks, talking parrots, majestic owls, and many more rare and beautiful feathered creatures delight and educate Zoo guests at the World of Birds Show. The bird show features a variety of birds from around the world demonstrating free-flight natural behavior. The show emphasizes the natural abilities of birds, the diversity of species on the planet, and the importance of natural habitats.
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Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
Drop-In Gallery Tours are offered every Saturday from 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. During this time, a Kemper Museum docent is available to answer questions or lead a brief, informal tour of works on display.
No reservations required, just "drop in" and learn something new.
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Connecticut Science Center
Read fun, science-themed stories with Connecticut Science Center Staff. This is the perfect break for children under six.
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Canobie Lake Park
Enjoy rides, games, haunted houses, live shows, and attractions, all included for one price.
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Rockland Center for the Arts
Artists through five craft mediums engage, empower, and encourage people to become part of the change we need to see in the world. Artists include Nancy Azara, Mitch Lewis, Adrienne Sloane, Joyce Scott, and Kebedech Tekleab.
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Rockland Center for the Arts
This exhibition features original art by acclaimed children's book illustrators and features books about shared American values, folk tales, heroes, and presidents. Artists include Floyd Cooper, Raul Colon, Stacy Innerst, James Ransome, and Elizabeth Sayles.
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Saint Louis Art Museum
Explore the Museum's collection with an informative, docent-led tour, offered free to all visitors. The tour departs from the Information Center in Sculpture Hall and usually lasts about one hour. Meet at the Information Center.
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Boston By Foot
Enjoy this classic walking tour of Boston's elegant Beacon Hill. See examples of early American architecture and Beacon Hill's ornate past.
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Mississauga
The Streetsville Spooktacular gives children a chance to enjoy spooky crafts, games, prizes, music, and story time, while decked out in their favourite Halloween costumes.
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Second City Toronto
The Second City's Touring Company comes home to Toronto for an unforgettable night of classic and original sketch comedy, along with hilarious unscripted improvisation. Featuring the next generation of talent, The Best of The Second City features an ever-changing selection of the funniest sketches from the past fifty years, as well as the improvisation for which Second City is famous.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
Explore the wondrous world of fungi. Join Harvard students for a closer look at the mushrooms, yeasts, and molds found in gardens, forests, labs, and even refrigerators. Investigate museum collections and participate in hands-on activities led by Harvard students.
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Charles Riverboat Company
Enjoy spectacular views of historic and contemporary architecture along Boston Harbor, the Charles River Locks, and the Charles River basin. The tour includes landmarks such as Marriott's Custom House, the Prudential Building, and the Hancock Tower, as well as cutting-edge contemporary design by today's top architects.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
View spectacular autumn colors and the rich fragrances of fall in the Secret Valley while enjoying locally-produced autumn snacks and ciders available on board.
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Museum of the American Revolution
Meet at the Front Desk for a sixty-minute highlight tour of key artifacts and intriguing stories of the Museum's exhibits. The tour costs $12 plus the price of admission.
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Visit Hamilton
Catch the action as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats take on the Ottawa Redblacks.
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Second City Toronto
The future is here and it's female. Second City presents She The People - a sketch show entirely created, designed, and performed by the fearlessly funny women of The Second City.
This mimosa-and-madness-fueled foray roasts the patriarchy, taking on everything from having it all, to having that sick feeling your government is trying to send you back to the Middle Ages. It’s time for women everywhere to shout "comedy is our weapon and we’re here to slay".
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Heritage Museums & Gardens
Enjoy a spooktacular family festival at Heritage Museums. Join the Halloween dance party with DJ Ooch, snap a family photo in the spooky Model T, ride the vintage carousel, create a Halloween-themed craft, participate in STEM activities, and much more.
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Hoosac Valley Train Rides
Take an evening train ride and learn to communicate with the spirit world with Spiritual Medium Julie. The evening also includes a cemetery walk and commentary.
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Museum of Science
Join NASA's engineers as they design, test, and launch today's hottest missions into space. Witness the enormity of the new James Webb Space Telescope, the intensity of Goddard Space Flight Center's testing facilities, and the excitement of the New Horizons mission to Pluto.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
View spectacular autumn colors and the rich fragrances of fall in the Secret Valley while enjoying locally-produced autumn snacks and ciders available on board.
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West Bottom Haunted Houses
Beast/Edge doors open at 7:30 - close times vary so come early. Purchase tickets online.
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Blues Street Cafe
Live music from the Blues Street House band every Saturday night.
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The Comedy Bar
Stand up showcase with three openers. Comedians change each week.
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Victoria Mansion
Join Victoria Mansion for this annual favorite. Enjoy signature cocktails and mocktails, music from DJ Jonny Noise, and a costume contest.
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The Comedy Bar
Stand up showcase with three openers. Comedians change each week.
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Chattanooga Ghost Tours
This guided ghost tour is the only offering that includes a cemetery. Go through UTC campus and Citizens Cemetery using advanced ghost hunting equipment, which includes the talking Ovilus X, Kii and MEL Meters, EMF detectors, parascope, laser grids, and more. This is the creepiest thing Chattanooga Ghost Tours offers and is designed for adventurous guests looking for their best chance to have a supernatural experience.
Bring cameras and wear comfortable shoes.
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The Comedy Bar
Old-timey variety show featuring burlesque, comedy and other fun surprises.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Attend a performance of the Harlem Sessions hosted by Marc Cary. Sets at 11:30 PM and 12:45 AM.
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City Running Tours - New York City
Explore the most well-known neighborhood in New York City on this 4.3-mile tour. Discover why Times Square has become the "Crossroads of the World". Highlights include the Theater District, Grand Central Station, and Rockefeller Center.
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Mystic Aquarium
Enjoy a special Halloween-themed Pancakes with Penguins. Scare up some smiles by coming in costume and enjoying gooey, spooky toppings for pancakes. The breakfast includes a visit from African penguins and the aquarium's mascot, Petey the Penguin.
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Discover Sycamore
Head through uptown on a Sunday morning to hear the sights and sounds of Harlem at its best. Toe-clapping, foot-stomping, and soulful rhythms of Black gospel music fill the air. Participate in sermons and homilies given by Harlem's most prominent. Celebrate with the world-famous congregational choirs of the Convent Avenue Baptist Church, United House of Prayer, Abyssinian Baptist Church, and the Roman Catholic Church of the Resurrection, whose renowned singers get audiences jumping.
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Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Join experienced instructor Arianne Traverso for a 60-minute, all-level vinyasa class. Classes are held in various locations throughout the Vizcaya, including the Garden Mound, South Terrace, and other evocative environments through the estate.
Class includes free all-day admission to the museum and gardens. Guests are welcome to spend the rest of the day exploring the gardens and Main House following class. Come breathe, stretch, and meditate over Vizcaya.
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Boston By Foot
Explore the architectural treasures of the elegant Back Bay on this ninety-minute walking tour. View splendid examples of Victorian architecture.
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Historic Deerfield
See the art of gravestone carving firsthand.
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Williams College Museum of Art
Enter the world of Jacob's Pillow founder Ted Shawn and visionary modern dancer Ruth St. Denis. Over 350 objects from the Jacob's Pillow Archives, including bejeweled and embroidered costumes pulled from the antique touring trunks, photographs, props, backdrops, and original artworks offer a glimpse into the early careers of this pioneering couple.
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Blue Moose
Every Sunday come enjoy a buffet brunch. $14.99 for adults, $12.99 for seniors, 99 cents + their age for kids 4 to 11 years, and 3 and under are free! Featuring a fully loaded buffet, with your favorites like biscuits & gravy, bacon, waffles, oven-baked ham, breakfast sausage and more. Plus, made-to-order options including omelets with over 40 add-ins and eggs benedict.
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Conway Scenic Railroad
Travel on what was once the Maine Central Railroad's famed Mountain Division line on tracks laid in the 1870s. Enjoy some of the most dramatic natural scenery in the East while traveling through spectacular Crawford Notch. Included in this five-hour round-trip excursion is a layover at Crawford Station across from Saco Lake.
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Florence Griswold Museum
Explore Lettersburg Junction, the enchanting region with faeries live in alphabetically placed houses. The museum's annual outdoor installation features over three dozen faerie-scaled places on the museum's campus that celebrate the alphabet in an imaginative way.
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Union Station Kansas City
Travel back 252 million years to discover dinosaurs that inhabited what is now North America. You will dig deep into life during the Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous periods. Your hands-on trek will bring you face-to-face with 26 life-size dinosaurs. See them move, hear them roar and experience their complexity and vast diversity. Examine two massive, full body skeletons, dozens of real fossils and get hands-on digging for new evidence.
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Tourism Kingston
Take a guided stroll through historic downtown Kingston as part of an intimate group led by a passionate local guide. Discover Canada's original capital city and savour the very best in local cuisine. The tour includes exclusive tastings at local restaurants in downtown Kingston.
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Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre
One of the most successful comedies in Broadway history, Robert Anderson's You Know I Can't Hear You When the Water's Running! is a collection of four one-acts about sex and relationships. Enjoy a buffet lunch beginning at 12:00 PM followed by the show at 2:00 PM.
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Historic Main Street Unionville
Wear a costume and come trick-or-treating down Main Street. See Dan the Music Man at the Bandstand, enjoy Halloween storytime, and visit the spooky Halloween photo booth.
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The Peachtree Trolley
Simply the best way to see the sights and get acquainted with the city known as Hotlanta, The ATL or the Big Peach. The Peachtree Trolley will provide 90-minute, fully-narrated tours from Centennial Olympic Park and will introduce you to the "Must Sees" of Atlanta. Learn the history and enjoy the stories and legends of the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola, CNN, Underground Atlanta, Oakland Cemetery, and The Fabulous Fox Theater, just to name a few.
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Boston By Foot
Experience a child's eye view of the Freedom Trail's architecture and history, specifically designed for young walkers ages six to twelve.
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Boston By Foot
Explore Boston's eclectic urban landscape and learn about the ways that Boston has aggressively reinvented itself over and over again.
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Canobie Lake Park
Enjoy rides, games, haunted houses, live shows, and attractions, all included for one price.
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Blithewold Mansion, Gardens, and Arboretum
Participants will learn how to bring spring to their winter windowsills by forcing a selection of tulips, daffodils, and iris reticulata. Learn how to choose the best bulbs, pots, and soil to use as well as storage and timing. Each participant will plant three pots of bulbs to take home.
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Visit Hamilton
Bring the family for this spooky concert of Halloween-y favourites. Join HPO musicians and staff to compete for best costume. Enjoy this one-hour concert that includes fun and family-friendly music.
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Avenue Q - Broadway
Avenue Q is the story of Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad who comes to New York City with big dreams and a tiny bank account. He soon discovers that the only neighborhood in his price range is Avenue Q. Together, Princeton and his newfound friends struggle to find jobs, dates, and their ever-elusive purpose in life.
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Avenue Q - Broadway
Avenue Q is the story of Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad who comes to New York City with big dreams and a tiny bank account. He soon discovers that the only neighborhood in his price range is Avenue Q. Together, Princeton and his newfound friends struggle to find jobs, dates, and their ever-elusive purpose in life.
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The Peachtree Trolley
Simply the best way to see the sights and get acquainted with the city known as Hotlanta, The ATL or the Big Peach. The Peachtree Trolley will provide 90-minute, fully-narrated tours from Centennial Olympic Park and will introduce you to the "Must Sees" of Atlanta. Learn the history and enjoy the stories and legends of the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola, CNN, Underground Atlanta, Oakland Cemetery, and The Fabulous Fox Theater, just to name a few.
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Mississauga
Canada has produced the most talented figure skaters in the history of the sport with household names like Virtue, Moir, Chan, Osmond, Stojko and more who have reached the pinnacle of the sport in the Canadian Nationals, World Titles, and Olympic Games. As a ‘thank you’ to their home country, these Canadian greats will embark on The Thank You Canada Tour, and it’s coming to Paramount Fine Foods Centre, Sunday, October 28 with two shoes – 3:00 PM & 7:30 PM. Tickets are on sale now.
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Museum of Science
Focusing on humanitarian and human rights issues, photojournalist Lynsey Addario has built her career on capturing powerful images in dangerous environments around the world. Join the Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist as she chronicles her harrowing work and explains what drives her to keep going back. Book signing to follow.
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Can Can Wonderland
Gather your loved ones, choose from a huge selection of board and card games, and feel the hygge. Hygge is a Danish word for being present and in the moment, feeling cozy, and enjoying the company you keep.
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Boston By Foot
Explore the darker side of Boston. Uncover misery, misfortune, malevolence, and murder based on true historical events.
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Blithewold Mansion, Gardens, and Arboretum
Gather around the bonfire at beautiful Blithewold Mansion to hear how the constellations got their names. Enjoy some hot cider and a star program with naturalist Fred Orwiler.
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Can Can Wonderland
Celebrate the music of the 50s and 60s by joining in a fun dance night of Shake, Rattle, and Roll.
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The Second City
From aliens to the alienated, savage roasts to distorted boasts, The Second City e.t.c.'s 42nd revue invites you along on a frenzied frolic that translates the modern world into the common language of laughter. Clear your mind, open your eyes and hail one wild rideshare where the truth isn't just out there, it's way out there.
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Xtreme Action Park
People 18 and over are invited to a special skating night every Sunday at Xtreme Action Park. The $10 admission includes skate rental and classic DJ music with hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and more. Enjoy $5 drink specials at the Rink Side Bar.
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Avenue Q - Broadway
Avenue Q is the story of Princeton, a bright-eyed college grad who comes to New York City with big dreams and a tiny bank account. He soon discovers that the only neighborhood in his price range is Avenue Q. Together, Princeton and his newfound friends struggle to find jobs, dates, and their ever-elusive purpose in life.
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The Comedy Bar
Stand up showcase with three openers. Comedians change each week.
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Textile Museum Of Canada
Public tours of the Textile Museum are offered every Sunday. Tours begin at 2 pm at the main entrance and are guided by Museum docents.
Free with paid admission to the Museum.
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Museum of Science
Enjoy the 1979 sci-fi classic Alien under the stars in the Planetarium.
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Palisades Center
Visit Palisades Center for Mall-o-ween festivities. Stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues will be passing out candy and other small giveaways to trick-or-treaters during this time.
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Cellardoor Winery at the Point
Enjoy a fire-inspired and spooky evening of indulgence, tasty treats, and perfectly paired bites. Costumes are encouraged but not required.
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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
The conflict between Israelis and Palestinians has passed through three major stages since its origins in nineteenth-century Ottoman Turkey: from a collision between two communities in Palestine, to an interstate conflict between Israel and Arab states, to the re-emergence of the Palestinians as major actors opposite Israel. Join Alan Dowty, Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame, to learn more about this conflict.
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Wednesday, 31st October 2018
19:30 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
A ghost tour around the grounds, tarot card readers, crafts, and up-close encounters with some of the zoo's nocturnal animals.
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Wednesday, 31st October 2018
20:00 EST
SPYSCAPE
SPYSCAPE
Disguise, deceive and dance the night away. Be prepared for an enchanted feast of cakes and cocktails, a live DJ ready to put you under their spell, a photo booth to capture your enrapture and tattoo and make-up artists to ensure your costume is swell. Enjoy a complimentary drink, appetizers, and a live DJ. Dress as your favorite spy-themed character for a chance to win the best-dressed competition.
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Riverwalk A&E District
Presented by PNC Bank with free museum admission on the first Thursday of every month from 4-8PM. Enjoy 2-for-1 specials on wine and craft beer, light bites in the Museum Cafe, free admission to exhibitions, and hands-on art projects for all ages.
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Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum Seminole Tribe of Florida
Dance! Music! Arts! Culture! Every year in early November, the Ah-Tah-Thi-Ki Museum hosts its annual American Indian Arts Celebration (AIAC) on the Museum grounds in the Big Cypress Seminole Indian Reservation. Enjoy traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, dance and music of the Seminole, Southeastern and other Indian tribes from across the country. Also enjoy Native American vendors, special presentations, and wildlife shows.
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Virginia Key Outdoor Center
Meeting at Virginia Key Outdoor Center, 3801 Rickenbacker Causeway, Miami, FL, 33149. Please arrive at least 30-minutes prior to your event start time. This paddleboard tour is suitable for beginners. Conditions will determine length and final route, and tours will paddle at a leisurely pace.
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Can Can Wonderland
Celebrate the life of Prince during this complete takeover of Can Can Wonderland. Two stages, five events, all purified in the waters of Lake Minnetonka.
Costume contest and $300 for first place. Show up as your favorite era Prince, Morris Day, Apollonia or any other funkateer that made their mark, or just come dressed to the 9's.
There will also be specials on beers by Indeed Brewing Company, and Can Can Wonderland's mixologists are working on some special drinks of their own.
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The Children's Museum of Atlanta
The Museum will open at 9 AM for families with children on the autism spectrum or children with sensory processing disorders. Sensory Friendly Saturdays include a sensory modified setting, limited admission and sound and lighting adjustments. There's also a social story to help prepare families for their Museum experience.
Space is limited so book today! Tickets must be reserved 24hrs prior to event, tickets not available at the door.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
Through close observation of museum specimens, learn how the university's herpetological collections are used for forensic investigations, embryological and natural history research, and the discovery of new species. Then try out data collection and analysis in a hands-on investigation of the evolution of anolis lizards, based on current research by evolutionary biologist Sofia Prado-Irwin, who will lead this activity.
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Mystic Aquarium
Learn about the wide variety of careers available in the marine science field. Tailored to high school and college students, the event features panel discussions with Aquarium interns and staff.
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The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum
Experience the excitement of Bollywood and celebrate Diwali--the Indian Festival of Lights--with a stunning performance combining South Asian classical, folk, and modern styles. Reservations are required for this free program.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
Come investigate the Ice Age. Learn together with hands-on glacier demonstrations and activities, as well as real geologic clues about New England's icy past. Examine the world of ice age animals by handing real fossils and exploring the collection of enormous Cenozoic Mammals. Step into the world of ice age man by creating Paleolithic cave art. All activities are designed to be a fun and interactive experience for elementary age students and their families to participate in together.
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Visit Hamilton
Participate in or watch the Road2Hope Hamilton Marathon, the #1 ranked Boston qualifier in Canada. There will be a half marathon on Saturday and a full marathon on Sunday.
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Visit Hamilton
The Hamilton Film Festival is Hamilton's largest and longest running film festival with roots going back twenty years. For the 13th annual HFF, expect some great movies under the theme of "Darkness." HHF has screened over 1,000 films, 600 of which are Canadian films. Filmmakers travel to this event from all over the world, with 40 countries participating this year.
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Connecticut Science Center
The Connecticut Science Center is lowering the volume and dimming the lights for those with sensory disabilities. All visitors will get the fun of the Center plus tons of activities, arts and crafts, and live Gallery Science Demonstrations without the usual loud sounds and bright lights. All are welcome. Tickets are $14 online, in advance, or $16.95 at the door. 1:1 aides are always free.
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Wachusett Mountain Resort
3rd Annual Food Truck Festival presented by the Food Truck Festivals of America. Enjoy live music, a beer tent and plenty of food to keep you full and happy all day long. General admission, beer lovers packages, and VIP tickets are available online. Service dogs only, First responder and military discounts (with ID) available. Seating is limited and parking is free.
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Georgia Aquarium
Take a dip into Georgia Aquarium at Toddler Time without the time or cost commitment of our General Admission ticket. During each 1.5 hour experience, children will meet an approachable animal and enjoy story time, a craft and a snack.
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National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Experience Fiddler on the Roof in a new way– in Yiddish, the language of Tevye and his family. Directed by Oscar and Tony Award-winner Joel Grey, the rich Yiddish translation by Shraga Friedman, z”l, adds new depth and dimension to the most well-known Jewish musical in the world.
The little town of Anatevka will bustle with the sounds of mame-loshn in the U.S. premiere of Fiddler in Yiddish at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
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Mystic Aquarium
Visit the aquarium every Tuesday in November for activities designed just for toddlers, including a bubble party (Nov. 6), free check-ups for stuffed animals (Nov. 13), turkey puppet crafts (Nov. 20), and dinosaur sketching (Nov. 27).
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Ottawa Chamberfest
Véronique Lacroix's Ensemble contemporain de Montréal (ECM+) champions the innovative musical mind. The ensembles biennial Generation contest fosters young composers at the beginning of their careers, allowing them to create music and see their work performed across Canada. This year's tour features the work of Sophie Dupuis, Patrick Giguère, James O'Callaghan, and Thierry Tidrow.
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Opry City Stage
Jim Lauderdale's story is a complicated triumph with a glorious soundtrack. Experience the first and last chapters of the newly revised edition: his initial recording, with bluegrass innovator Roland White, and his newest effort, the expansive and hyper-melodic Time Flies.
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National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Experience Fiddler on the Roof in a new way – in Yiddish, the language of Tevye and his family. Directed by Oscar and Tony Award-winner Joel Grey, the rich Yiddish translation by Shraga Friedman, z”l, adds new depth and dimension to the most well-known Jewish musical in the world.
The little town of Anatevka will bustle with the sounds of mame-loshn in the U.S. premiere of Fiddler in Yiddish at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
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Museum of Science
Created at the Museum of Science and presented in partnership with the Cambridge Innovation Center, this reading group is designed especially for those who are interested in science and technology and how it impacts society.
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Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre
Rob Brewster's parents are very, very proud of their son the doctor, but little do they know that Rob has used all of the money they gave him for medical school to live on as he has pursued his fledgling writing career. This wonderful, wacky comedy is a romp that leaves audiences laughing hysterically. Buffet dinner begins at 6:00 PM followed by the show at 8:00 PM.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
Sweeping technological innovations in the field of genomics are enabling scientists to extract and analyze ancient DNA. David Reich, author of Who We Are and How We Got Here, will discuss the potential of ancient DNA for revealing the history of our species.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center - Kansas City
On the second Thursday of every month, big kids take over LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Kansas City for Adult Night. Every event is a unique experience with different games & prizes to win, where LEGO fans can explore LEGOLAND Discovery Center from 6-8pm. $10 admission.
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National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Experience Fiddler on the Roof in a new way– in Yiddish, the language of Tevye and his family! Directed by Oscar and Tony Award-winner Joel Grey, the rich Yiddish translation by Shraga Friedman, z”l, adds new depth and dimension to the most well-known Jewish musical in the world.
The little town of Anatevka will bustle with the sounds of mame-loshn in the U.S. premiere of Fiddler in Yiddish at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
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Tourism Kingston
Canada has produced the most talented figure skaters in the history of the sport with household names like Virtue, Moir, Chan, Osmond, Stojko, and more who have reached the pinnacle of the sport in the Canadian Nationals, World Titles, and Olympic Games. As a "thank you" to their home country, these Canadian greats will embark on the Thank You Canada Tour, presented by Round Room.
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Amoskeag Fishways
Students are taken back to the days when the Amoskeag Falls was the site of a large Penacook fishing village. The program naturalist will help participants explore the everyday world of the Penacook people, interpret artifacts, play games, and examine natural materials necessary to life long ago.
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Visit Hamilton
Sample, sip, and savour a vast variety of local wines, craft beers, and chef-inspired food from the region's top restaurants, craft breweries, and Ontario wineries all in one fun-filled outing. Browse a great selection of international wines and spirits, bakeries, and delicious food products to take home. Must be 19 years of age or older on Friday and Saturday. Sunday is family day and all ages are welcome.
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Mystic Aquarium
Celebrate the bounty of the season during Mystic's Harvest Beer Dinner presented by Ocean Blue Catering. Gather at the Mystic Yachting Center for a delectable evening with a cornucopia of Samuel Adams beer from The Boston Beer Company and a gourmet five-course meal featuring a pairing of beers.
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Boston Tea Party Ships and Museum
Leave twenty-first-century troubles and cares behind, grab a mug of ale, and join the Sons and Daughters of Liberty for the best hospitality in all of eighteenth-century Boston. Sample rustic fare, play authentic games, and learn boisterous songs and cheerful dance in a spirited colonial tavern atmosphere. Door open at 6:30 PM.
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Opry City Stage
Catch the latest installment of the Bluebird Cafe Songwriter series with this performance from Danny Flowers, Gordon Kennedy, and Friends.
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Xtreme Action Park
Practice your salsa dance skills with people from all over South Florida ranging from West Palm Beach to Miami at Baile Caliente Salsa Nights. Baile Caliente is a monthly Latin dance event hosted by Mo's Promotions in The Arena at Xtreme Action Park. The event features DJ Artie Bronx, an esteemed DJ in the Latin community, playing music ranging from salsa, bachata, merengue, and more. Save $2 per person with promo code "xtreme" at checkout.
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Glen Echo Park Aquarium
Come out and join in a stream clean up of the Minnehaha Creek. Spend time helping the environment by cleaning up any trash as well as invasive species in the area.
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Miami Children's Museum
Great sensory experiences await you and your child in this special event designed for children with sensory processing disorders and general development delay as well as their families. Lights and sounds will be dimmed to create a comfortable environment for your little ones to explore. Participate in sensory-based activities, developed by an occupational therapist, to improve their ability to process and regulate sensory information.
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Mystic Aquarium
Designed for high school upperclassmen and college students, this exciting conference helps students prepare for a career in aquatic animal medicine. Through a full day of workshops, students will have an opportunity to work directly alongside Mystic Aquarium's Animal Care and Veterinary team and go behind the scenes to explore these fascinating careers.
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Visit Hamilton
Explore craft beer and hard cider artisans of Dundas and Hamilton with three fantastic craft breweries and one brilliant cider house. Experience the passion and labour that go into making small-batch beer and cider and fall in love with craft beer in Hamilton. Includes transportation, snacks, Red Door Cucina lunch, and more. Hotel pickup available.
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Flamingo Gardens
South Florida Bluegrass Association presents SwampFest Bluegrass Festival featuring Grammy-nominated band Special Consensus along with traditional Bluegrass band Kody Norris Show, and local favorites Uproot Hootenanny and Mathew Sabatella of Rambling String Band. Other local bands scheduled to perform include Alligator Alley and Pine Island Express. Bring your own acoustic instrument to strum along in the Jam Tent.
Use code SWBG25 to save 25% off advance tickets online.
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Mississauga
Get in the holiday spirit with Visual Arts Mississauga (VAM) at Riverwood. VAM is pleased to launch the festive season with its annual Holiday Artisan Marketplace. The event will feature the creative works of over 25 artists and artisans, a winter cafe, treats, and more.
All are welcome to the event running Saturday, November 10 through Sunday, November 11.
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Amoskeag Fishways
Meet lives owls with owl expert and naturalist team Marcia and Mark Wilson. Learn all about New Hampshire's owls, what they look like, and where they might be found. See these wonderful birds up close. Presentations are 10:00 AM - 10:45 AM, 11:30 - 12:15 PM, and 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
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Butterfly World
Learn how to start your own butterfly garden at our Butterfly Gardening Workshop. Learn how to identify and attract local butterflies, the best plants to start a butterfly garden, and see nectar and larval host plants for butterflies that are available in South Florida. This workshop is held indoors in our Grand Plaza and participants receive a free Photo Guide to help identify butterflies and host plants.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
Enjoy an excursion just for vegetarians, vegans, and all those who appreciate fine, local, fresh food. These Secret Valley Excursions feature a vegan menu in the Dining Car, prepared by Firefly Cafe of Boyertown using locally-sourced ingredients.
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Rockland Center for the Arts
Enjoy a performance of R&B, soul, funk rock, and blues from Tequila Soul Project.
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Maine Wildlife Park
Free admission for U.S. Military personnel, veterans, and their immediate family members on the last day of the season, with ID.
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Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
Join the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum to honour the men and women who served the country with a special indoor Remembrance Day service. Accomplished Canadian author, journalist, and broadcaster Ted Barris returns as the guest speaker.
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Historic Main Street Unionville
Honour those who fought for freedom and commemorate the Centenary of the First World War. The service will take place at the Cenotaph at Crosby Memorial Arena at Unionville Main Street and Carlton Road.
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Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre
Rob Brewster's parents are very, very proud of their son the doctor, but little do they know that Rob has used all of the money they gave him for medical school to live on as he has pursued his fledgling writing career. This wonderful, wacky comedy is a romp that leaves audiences laughing hysterically. Buffet lunch begins at 12:00 PM followed by the show at 2:00 PM.
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Can Can Wonderland
In this interactive show, food, gadgets, and more erupt out of Lalo's magic lunchbox. Lalo and friends use these unpredictable items to lead kids into healthy habits, good deeds, and playful learning. Showtimes are at 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM.
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National Yiddish Theatre Folksbiene
Experience Fiddler on the Roof in a new way– in Yiddish, the language of Tevye and his family! Directed by Oscar and Tony Award-winner Joel Grey, the rich Yiddish translation by Shraga Friedman, z”l, adds new depth and dimension to the most well-known Jewish musical in the world.
The little town of Anatevka will bustle with the sounds of mame-loshn in the U.S. premiere of Fiddler in Yiddish at the Museum of Jewish Heritage.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
What is jewelry? Why do we wear it? What meanings does it carry? Traversing time and space, this exhibition explores how jewelry acts upon and activates the body it adorns. This global conversation about one of the most personal and universal of art forms brings together some 230 objects drawn almost exclusively from The Met collection.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
As a devastating famine gripped India and Pakistan in 1966, a cargo of hybrid wheat seeds from Mexico arrived on fateful day on India's coast. Gabriela Soto Laveaga will talk about the origins of these hybrid seeds, their role in the Green Revolution, and the unexpected technological, environmental, and social impacts they had on both Mexico and India.
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LEGOLAND Discovery Center Boston-Somerville
One Wednesday per month, from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, visit Legoland for a "no kids allowed" adult night. Enjoy a themed night at the attraction, challenge the Master Model Builder, and compete in build competitions for prizes. Save even more by visiting with a group.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Come out to the plaza beer garden for a lakefront lunch with live music by local musician, Ghani Harris.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Wrap up your day with food and drink specials from featured trucks out on the plaza, featuring live music from An Exceptional Chorus, trivia and craft beers from Great Lakes Brewing Company, Fat Head's Brewery, and Magic Hat Brewing Company.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
Explore the museum after hours, engage with special activity stations, and participate in fun, hands-on science workshops, all with a delicious pizza dinner.
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Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
Showcasing exceptional female talent onstage, from punk to alternative and country, and every sound in between.
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Legoland Discovery Center Westchester
Jedi, droids, and clone troopers return for intergalactic fun during LEGOLAND Discovery Center's Star Wars Days. Enjoy family fun activities and Star Wars-themed building.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art
What is jewelry? Why do we wear it? What meanings does it carry? Traversing time and space, this exhibition explores how jewelry acts upon and activates the body it adorns. This global conversation about one of the most personal and universal of art forms brings together some 230 objects drawn almost exclusively from The Met collection.
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Tourism Kingston
Enjoy cutting-edge musical performances at venues around Kingston.
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Visit Ottawa Canada's Capital
A dazzling 2-kilometere drive-through holiday lights show. Experience from the comfort of your own car as you wind through the sparkling path.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
Journey into the museum's StarLab Planetarium to learn basic astronomy concepts and learn how to spot real constellations in the night sky.
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Tourism Kingston
The Kingston Symphony Warehouse is transformed into a Christmas wonderland, becoming a one-stop-shop for all things Christmas. Find trees, decorations, lights, gift wrapping, baked goods, and more.
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Visit Hamilton
The halls will be decked, the dining table is set with the best china, the original toys are under the tree in the sitting room, and three different time periods show how traditions have changed through the generations of the McQuesten family at Whitehern.
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Pizzeria Uno
Learn how to make deep dish pizza from the experts. This two hour class offers hands-on experience making your own deep dish pizza. Limited spots available.
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Amherstburg
The Amherstburg River Lights Winter Festival features hundreds of themed LED light displays throughout historic Amherstburg. The festival includes hundreds of Santas participating in the Super Santa 5K Run, outdoor holiday movie, opening of Gingerbread Warming House, cookie decorating, and more.
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Bloor-Yorkville
See Bloor-Yorkville transformed into a magical holiday wonderland.
In mid-November, the lights in the Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood will be switched on in a dazzling display. Families and friends are invited to the official lighting ceremony in the Village of Yorkville Park (at Cumberland Street and Bellair Street) to watch the area come to life with Holiday Magic.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
During Family Free Night, the museum is open late and admission is free. Enjoy fun kid-friendly activities and different themes each night.
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Tourism Kingston
Santa Claus is coming to town for the 15th annual Nighttime Santa Parade. The parade steps off from Innovation Park at 5:00 PM and travels down Princess Street to Ontario Street.
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Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
Join the merriment and frivolity of the annual Swing Out to Victory! Dinner and Dance. Feel the spirit of the 1940s while dancing among vintage aircraft to nostalgic tunes performed by the Toronto All-Star Big Band. Dressing in vintage fashions and Allied Forces uniforms of the 1940s is encouraged but not necessary. Doors open at 5:30 PM, dinner is at 6:30, and the dance begins at 8:00 PM.
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Ottawa Chamberfest
Separated by nearly two hundred years, Haydn's Seven Last Words is a soulful meditation on suffering and redemption, while George Crumb's Black Angels takes on the concepts of good and evil. In a thought-provoking and immersive concert, experience these two works, New Orford String Quartet's masterful and vivid interpretations evoke a surprising and natural unity.
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Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association
Shop a collection of ceramic figures, holiday decor, woodworking, pottery, jewelry, arts, and more.
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Tourism Kingston
The Kingston Symphony Warehouse is transformed into a Christmas wonderland, becoming a one-stop-shop for all things Christmas. Find trees, decorations, lights, gift wrapping, baked goods, and more.
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Harvard Museum of Natural History
Revel in a holiday season bursting with the magic of J.K. Rowling's world by embarking on a search for magical creatures. Dress up as a character from the wizarding world and climb a 150-year-old staircase, explore a maze of hallways and hidden rooms, peek around corners and into shadows to discover the real creatures and stories behind these fantastic beasts. Find all of the creatures to win a small prize.
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Blithewold Mansion, Gardens, and Arboretum
Visit Blithewold's Winter Marketplace, where The Shop at Blithewold, as well as local traders, purveyors of fine goods, artisans and artists, and food companies will be selling their wares in the Visitors' Center. Enjoy an afternoon out with family and friends and do some holiday shopping.
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Tourism Kingston
Catch a hockey game at Leon's Centre. Watch the Kingston Frontenacs take on league rivals.
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Rockland Center for the Arts
Author Brenda Ross will discuss her riveting historical novel that gives greater insight into the complexity of African American lives.
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Sullivan Catskills Visitors Association
Enjoy a musical evening with Peter Yarrow, of Peter, Paul & Mary.
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Visit Hamilton
Lightfoot, who celebrates his 80th birthday on November 17, 2018, last performed at the FirstOntario Concert Hall (formerly Hamilton Place) in 2014. A decade earlier, Lightfoot gave two emotional performances full of tributes to his friends and family and those responsible for his care at Hamilton Health Sciences and McMaster University Medical Centre following a near-fatal illness in 2002.
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Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
Bathe in moonlight as you connect to your stillness through a journey of meditation and sound from crystal bowls. Full moons bring energy to set intentions, to bathe in the fullness of your own self.
$22 for Vizcaya Members.
Non-Members: purchase of an adult ticket at $50 provides an individual Membership to Vizcaya as well as one complimentary ticket of the Members Moonlight Meditation Class.
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Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company: Museum and Armory
The AHAC participates in the Plymouth Thanksgiving Day Parade along with local and regional participants.
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Canadian Museum of History
The first retrospective dedicated to the most important internationally recognized 19th century Canadian Photographer.
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Amherstburg
Go Christmas shopping in a boutique setting at the Gibson Art Gallery. The Gallery will be full of a wide variety of unique creations. Find original gifts sure to please everyone.
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Sainte-Marie among the Hurons
Now in its 19th year, Sainte-Marie's "First Light" is a must-see event with a great line-up of family activities and performers, all amidst the spectacular glow of over 5,000 candles. Stroll the candlelit paths of the mission and participate in a variety of fun family activities, including baked good and cookies available for tasting, blacksmithing demonstrations, corn husk doll making, and more. Bring a donation of a non-perishable item.
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