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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey over Hershey. Board a hot air balloon at the AACA Museum and fly over roller coasters, expansive farmlands, wildlife, and local attractions. Be sure to bring a camera to capture unforgettable shots.
Upon landing, get a ride back to the museum in a comfortable, air-conditioned van and celebrate a successful flight with a champagne toast with the pilot and fellow passengers. There's no better way to see the Sweetest Place on Earth.
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Carnegie Hall
Hear “expert musicianship, razor-sharp ensemble, deep musical feeling, and a palpable commitment to communication” (Chicago Tribune) when the Dover Quartet performs music by Britten and Brahms. Emanuel Ax then joins the ensemble to showcase his “fleet fingerwork” (The Guardian) in the challenging solo part of Schumann’s Piano Quintet, an exuberant and inventive work from its opening measures to its thrilling conclusion.
Part of: Chamber Sessions II
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Carnegie Hall
Take a vividly orchestrated musical journey through the Alps and experience a majestic sunrise, a violent storm, awe-inspiring views from the peaks, and more. With nearly 130 instruments on stage—including wind and thunder machines—Strauss’s vivid portrait of nature’s beauty has visceral power.
While Strauss scales the heights, Bartók’s concerto looks inward with gentle folk melodies, chorale-like themes, and episodes of bird song, as well as moments of dazzling bravura.
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Carnegie Hall
For Justice and Peace
Socially conscious and musically excellent, the musicians of the Detroit-based Sphinx Organization perform a timely program that promotes justice and peace. Michael Abels’s Global Warming speaks to the environmental crisis while celebrating diverse cultures, and Philip Herbert’s moving string piece memorializes a teenage victim of racial violence.
There’s also a new work by Xavier Foley co-commissioned by Carnegie Hall, and classics by Schubert and Bartók.
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Carnegie Hall
There’s no better way to start your musical year than with the stunning musicianship and glamour of Carnegie's Hall Opening Night Gala. The Beethoven anniversary season gets off to a rousing start when an all-star trio joins The Cleveland Orchestra, conducted by Franz Welser-Möst, for the master’s Triple Concerto.
The Cleveland Orchestra is also performing October 4, the concert begins at 7:00 PM.
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Saint Louis Zoo
Watch, touch and occasionally feed the unique and fascinating stingrays, as they glide through a warm saltwater pool. The sharks are a little too shy for petting, but you may be lucky enough to have one touch you briefly as it swims by.
Located under a large pavilion near Lakeside Cafe these ocean animals swim through a 17,000-gallon pool complete with waterfall and a lush surrounding landscape.
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Fallingwater
Want to get a greater understanding for what Wright was seeking to create with his masterwork? On this tour, the guides have a deep, broad knowledge of the house and offer access to the secondary spaces not available on the standard daily tour.
Available twice a day (8:30am and 8:45am) Thurs-Tues, the number of visitors on each tour is limited and interior photography is permitted for personal use only.
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Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
Enjoy $39 three-course prix fixe dinners, and $23 lunches and brunches at participating restaurants, including Byblos, Zuma at Kimpton EPIC, Palat, and more. Remember, menus change constantly during this promotion, so this is just a sampling of what you can expect.
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Manhattan and Beyond Tours
Led in partnership with BikeRent.NYC, this fun and casual bike ride takes visitors around the 843 acres of Central Park. Visit major sites such as Bethesda Terrace, Cleopatra's Needle, Strawberry Fields, and other picturesque landscapes. Hear stories about Central Park's origins and design and about the social philosophy and influences that have shaped the park since its construction.
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Museum of Science
Think you know what makes you, you? BODY WORLDS & The Cycle of Life, the Museum’s newest blockbuster exhibition, uses real human specimens to show the body at every stage of life—from infancy to old age, and in all its conditions, from health to distress to disease.
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Fallingwater
Imagine inhabiting Fallingwater on a relaxing morning, Bear Run flowing beneath the house as you enjoy a delicious meal. With the Brunch Tour, spend two hours touring the house with a senior guide, viewing rooms not seen on the regular tours, before heading to the covered terrace for brunch.
Space is limited and still photography is permitted for personal use only.
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Newseum
“Rise Up: Stonewall and the LGBTQ Rights Movement,” an exhibit that will explore the modern gay rights movement in the United States, will mark the 50th anniversary of a June 1969 police raid of the Stonewall Inn in New York’s Greenwich Village.
The exhibit will include a yearlong program series featuring journalists, authors, politicians and other newsmakers who have led the fight for equality.
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Canadian Museum of Nature
Enter a world of brilliant butterflies. Experience a warm, relaxing, tropical environment with flowering plants and hundreds of live butterflies.
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Canadian Museum of Nature
Look up—if you dare
Big as a fighter jet, or small as a sparrow, they lived 150 million years ago—the original fear in flight. Don't miss the largest gathering ever of winged reptiles in this limited-time, Canadian premiere exhibition.
Live like a flying predator. Navigate a pterosaur over a prehistoric landscape. Soar, turn, or dip over land and water, and even swoop down to catch fish. Experience this larger-than-life exhibition for yourself.
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Hershey's Chocolate World
Unwrap and taste your way through the tale of Hershey’s Chocolate with an all-new theatrical experience the whole family will enjoy.
From the bean to bar and everything in between, this attraction is sure to dazzle your taste buds, fill you with laughter and sweeten you with Hershey heartwarming moments.
Bundling attraction tickets may save you up to $24.
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America's Stonehenge
Enjoy a non-sensitive dig pig where budding archaeologists age 12 and under have the opportunity to use real archaeology tools to search for polished gemstones, and they can keep up to three of the gems that they find.
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Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
Join zoo staff for a unique 90-minute program that includes fun-filled facts about animal care, behavior, and the future of wildlife. Inside Tracks offers the opportunity to explore four separate areas around the zoo and meet its residents. Some featured experiences may include training sessions and get close opportunities.
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Antique Touring Company
Historic Belle Isle, is back by popular request beginning June 15th. This beloved tour explores 140 years of Belle Isle Park, from the early days of steamships, bicycles, and canoodling to Edwardian era monuments, museums, bridges, and buildings.
From timeless beaches and fallen menageries to extinguished light-houses and larger than life historical characters, Belle Isle is a destination where we, the living, share a celebration of sun and summertime with the ghosts of seasons past.
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Minnesota Zoo
You “herd” right! In the summer of 2019, llamas will be making their debut at the Minnesota Zoo. Llama Trek, the special experience along the Northern Trail, will allow guests to walk among free-roaming llamas. The seasonal space will feature other South American animals—guinea pigs and flightless birds known as rheas—and highlight the Minnesota Zoo’s efforts to support wild chinchilla conservation in Chile.
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National Constitution Center
Experience America’s founding documents up close.
The National Constitution Center is proud to display a first edition Stone Engraving of the Declaration of Independence, a rare copy of the first public printing of the U.S. Constitution, and a reproduction of one of the 12 surviving copies of the Bill of Rights in the George H.W. Bush Gallery.
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Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau
Join Franci every Sunday for a guided pranayama and meditation practice that will leave you feeling more centered. All levels are welcome. Be guided through ancient breathing techniques, known as Pranayama, that have been scientifically proven to help balance the nervous system, improve blood flow and circulation, and activate relaxation.
$5 can be paid by credit card at the gift shop or in cash.
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Turkey Hill Experience
Indulge in the Taste Lab, make your own ice cream, and experience exotic teas in the Tea Discovery exhibit when you book the Triple Scoop.
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. Limited tickets are available, please check for availabilities.
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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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House of Blues Chicago
This world famous Gospel Brunch experience features local talent performing both traditional and contemporary Gospel songs. Before and during the show, enjoy an amazing all-you-can-eat buffet featuring breakfast favorites plus tender carving stations, southern specialties and mouth-watering desserts.
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National Geographic Museum
Travel back in time with National Geographic to visit ancient Egypt, one of the world’s greatest civilizations, and get to know some of its lesser-known leaders—Egypt’s mighty queens. Learn about the hidden role of women in all aspects of Egyptian society. Meet seven Egyptian queens whose impact helped shape both the ancient and modern worlds. Then travel in the footsteps of women through their daily lives and into their tombs on their journeys to reach the afterlife.
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Blue Moose Restaurant
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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Fallingwater
Take a guided tour of the spectacular Fallingwater House. Become aware of the rhythmic interplay between interior and exterior space by the numerous terraces, open-air walkways, and unexpected views of the trees and water. Featuring all the major rooms of the house, numerous tours are available throughout the day and last approximately one hour. After, feel free to explore the exterior grounds at your leisure.
Photography is not permitted on this tour.
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Rivers of Steel: Explorer Sightseeing Tours
Declared a National Historic Landmark in 2006, Carrie, as it's affectionately known, entices visitors to marvel at the scale and legacy of its industrial might.
This guided tour highlights the drama of the iron-making process while sharing the stories of the sites technology, its workers and their culture.
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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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Springfield Museums
Van Gogh for All immerses visitors in the works of the world’s most famous painter. Designed to engage 21st-century audiences in the 19th-century art of Vincent van Gogh, this experientially-rich exhibition uses modern technology and participatory learning to immerse new audiences in van Gogh’s genius, his personal struggles, and his creative process.
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Heritage Museums & Gardens
It’s our 50th birthday, won’t you celebrate with us?! Scattered through the buildings and grounds are 50 treasures – plants, autos, folk art, militaria, scrimshaw, carvings, and more – that tell the story of the museum’s first 50 years. We invited a mix of old friends, experts , and local leaders to pick their favorites. Stroll through Heritage’s history and revel in a little taste of American ingenuity, culture and the great outdoors.
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Heritage Museums & Gardens
Come along for a ride from the late 1800s to the early 1960s and watch the car evolve from a horseless carriage to a streamlined symbol of freedom and independence.
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Heritage Museums & Gardens
Heritage Museums & Gardens invited five artists to install outdoor sculptures throughout the museum grounds and gardens. Each of the artists will install their works in a different month of the summer season (May – September). See monumental public art, meet the artists, watch them work, and participate in hands-on artmaking workshops. With this group of artists, you get a little bit of everything: metal, wood, fiber, sound, mixed media, painting and more.
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Heritage Museums & Gardens
The carousel is one of the most popular attractions at Heritage Museums & Gardens. Made by Charles Looff in 1908, the hand-carved carousel has been thrilling riders for over a hundred years. Enjoy unlimited rides with admission.
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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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Pritzker Military Museum & Library
D-Day +75 is a flashback to June 1944, when the world waited in anticipation to learn the outcome of the invasion of France. Told in chronological order, from planning and preparation, to the landing, and aftermath, this new exhibit from the Pritzker Military Museum & Library tells the story of D-Day beyond the events of that single day in history.
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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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Saint Louis Art Museum
Paul Gauguin: The Art of Invention features an exceptional display of 90 paintings, wood carvings, ceramics, prints, and writings that showcase the artist’s fascination with experimentation in various media. The exhibition is grounded in a prodigious loan of 55 works by Gauguin from the distinguished collection of Copenhagen’s Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek.
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Boston By Foot
This child's-eye view of the Freedom Trail's architecture and history is especially designed for young walkers from 6-12 years of age. Walking along Boston's historic Freedom Trail and part of Boston's original coastline, children will experience the historical sites that played a key role in American independence: Faneuil Hall, the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House.
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Boston By Foot
On this tour you will learn how the Back Bay, once an actual body of water, was filled in and how the neighborhood was developed in the mid-1800s to become one of America's richest collections of art and architecture.
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Boston By Foot
Upon entering the North End, you will be greeted by the new North End parks of the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway. Walking among the Italian markets and one of Boston's largest collections of colonial buildings, you'll hear the story of a changing neighborhood from the time of Cotton Mather, to the exploits of Paul Revere, the rise of the Fitzgeralds, the fall of molasses, and present day re-gentrification.
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Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Co-organized with Cube Design Museum in the Netherlands, the exhibition features more than 60 groundbreaking works from designers across all disciplines who are collaborating with scientists, engineers, farmers, environmentalists, and nature itself to design a more harmonious and regenerative future. Free with museum admission.
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Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum
Nature by Design presents a rotating selection of extraordinary design drawn from Cooper Hewitt’s collection of over 210,000 objects, inviting visitors to discover how nature and design have intersected in the past and continue to converge in the world.
Free with museum admission.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Famous guitarist Kirk Hammett, of the heavy metal band Metallica, has created one of the world’s most extraordinary collections of classic horror and sci-fi movie posters. This exhibition explores Hammett’s significant collection and examines the connection between artistry, emotion, and popular culture through a selection of works from 20th-century cinema.
It’s Alive! Classic Horror and Sci-Fi Art from the Kirk Hammett Collection is organized by the Peabody Essex Museum, Salem, Massachusetts.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Gods in My Home brings together Chinese ancestral paintings and traditional popular prints, and examines the unexplored connection between these two seemingly separate genres in the context of Chinese Lunar New Year. These images reflect a Chinese view of reverence and the belief that these portraits and prints were capable of blessing and protecting the prosperity of family lines.
Experience these compelling and never-before-seen images through an artistic lens in this ROM original exhibition.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Discover the Dutch Golden Age with an exceptional collection of 70 powerful paintings, including works from world-renowned artists Rembrandt, Frans Hals, Jan Steen, and Jacob van Ruisdael. From detailed still lifes, humorous genre scenes and striking portraits to impressive landscapes, cityscapes, and architectural paintings, this exhibition presents artworks that capture life in the Dutch Republic.
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Royal Ontario Museum
Explore the spectacular royal arts of one of India’s greatest former kingdoms, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, where alluring jewellery, lavish tents and canopies, vibrant paintings, and opulent decorative arts tell stories of kingship, strategic alliances, the role of women and life at court.
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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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Minnesota Zoo
This spectacular floor-to-ceiling underwater viewing allows you to watch aquarium staff SCUBA dive with the sharks and tropical fish of the Coral Reef. Dive shows are daily at 10:30 a.m. (limited capacity)
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Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Get up-close and personal with giraffes at the L.A. Zoo. Experience one-on-one encounters with the graceful, giant giraffes and maybe even catch a glimpse of one of the adorable babies.
Tickets are available for $5 (cash only) at the giraffe exhibit during feeding time.
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Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Visit the Wasserman Family Thai Pavilion at the Elephants of Asia habitat to discover how the Zoo keeps towering, six-ton pachyderms happy and healthy at this fascinating demonstration presented by the expert staff.
Demonstrations occur daily except on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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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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Wabasha Street Caves
Come hear and see the history of these sandstone caves. You will explore the original mined caves and see the finished caves (once a romantic night club called The Castle Royal). Hear the legends of the mobster massacres and ghostly lore in the most unique setting from Chicago to San Francisco. 45-minute walking tour - reservations not required. We are handicap accessible with ramps and bathrooms.
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South Street Seaport Museum
Join for an overview of the South Street Seaport District and its history as a port; including the 133 year-old Wavertree, cargo ship and flagship of the Seaport Museum’s fleet, the Historic National Landmark 1907 lightship Ambrose; schooners Pioneer and Lettie G. Howard, both award-winning sail training vessels; and W.O. Decker - one of the last steam-powered, wooden tugs built in New York.
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Legoland Discovery Center - Michigan
While patrolling the LEGO® City streets, a hapless police officer bumps into a mischievous wanted criminal on the loose. Featuring bricktastic high speed vehicle chases, thrilling helicopter pursuits and more!
Showtimes are ilsted outside the 4D theater, but it will play about once every hour from 11AM to an hour before closing time.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
Board a meticulously restored, century-old rail car for a two-hour expedition into one of the most scenic and historic regions of the northeast. Once the province of pioneers and patriots, the Colebrookdale is your ticket to a verdant land lost in time.
Dining passengers will enjoy scrambled eggs, seasoned potatoes, bacon, sausage, pancakes, and French toast. Wash it down with mimosas (21+), orange juice, coffee, tea, and water. Brunch is provided by Devour Catering & Event Design.
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Museum of Chinese in America
This groundbreaking exhibition will focus on the transformative power of music identity in immigrant Chinese communities from the 1850s to the present. During this period, disparate music genres converged with historic milestones, including changes in U.S. immigration legislation and China’s soft power emergence.
“Putting together this show was like making a mixtape. It's full of echoes, resonances, connections across time and space, proud defiance and soft-neon sappiness." - Hua Hsu
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Boston By Foot
The perfect introduction to the history of Boston. This historic walk features many of the downtown Freedom Trail sites, including the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, King's Chapel, the Old South Meeting House and the site of the first public school in America.
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Cleveland Cultural Gardens
One World Day has been celebrated at the Cultural Gardens for 73 years and features a Parade of Flags, tours of the gardens, a naturalization ceremony for new U.S. citizens, cultural performances, food from many countries, and fun for the whole family.
In 2018, people from 37 different cultures marched in the Parade of Flags, many singing or playing music and dressed in folk costumes from their homelands.
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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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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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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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Manhattan and Beyond Tours
Embark on a journey of discovery through this iconic New York City landmark on this walking tour. Hear about Central Park's origins, witness its design, experience the cultural influences, and feel the peace that comes from being in a natural environment.
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Chicago Crime Tours
Escape into Chicago's underworld on a crime and mob bus tour. Some of the world’s most famous criminals, mobsters and gangsters bamboozled their way through Chicago. Tour includes stops on-and-off the luxury, climate-controlled bus. Uncover famous Chicago crime scenes from the 19th century through modern times.
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Can Can Wonderland
Bingo is BACK on Sundays. CLIMB Theatre will be hosting bingo every Sunday. Bingo is charitable gambling, and proceeds go to CLIMB Theatre to support their mission:
“Through plays, classes and other collaborative works, CLIMB Theatre's mission is to inspire and propel people, especially young people, towards acts that benefit themselves, each other and their community.”
Per Minnesota law, people must be 18 years of age or older to play bingo.
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The Second City
The Second City scrambles together two of everyone’s favorites, comedy and brunch, for a scrumptious spread followed by an all-you-can-laugh, totally improvised experience from the city’s finest. It’s the Sunday Funday dreams are made of! Tickets include a brunch buffet, bottomless mimosas, and a 45-minute improv show!
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Xtreme Action Park
Bring the kids or feel like a kid with Free Face Painting every weekend. Offering a fun and creative selection of designs, guests of all ages are welcome to visit the face painting booth.
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The Still House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy a free public tour of the distillery every Sunday at 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy free tours of the state-of-the-art distillery at the Still House every Sunday. Meet at the Still House and get an up-close look at how Gervasi Spirits are made.
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House of Blues Chicago
This world famous Gospel Brunch experience features local talent performing both traditional and contemporary Gospel songs. Before and during the show, enjoy an amazing all-you-can-eat buffet featuring breakfast favorites plus tender carving stations, southern specialties and mouth-watering desserts.
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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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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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Lobster Roll Cruises
Enjoy a lunch cruise aboard the SS Lobster Roll. Boarding begins at 12;30. Bar charges and gratuities not included in pricing.
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Riverwalk A&E District
A guided tour of Fort Lauderdale's Historic Stranahan House Museum is like a journey through time.
It is a link to a time when Seminole Indians made friends with a young Ohioan who settled in the frontier town now known as Fort Lauderdale. Learn about the city’s founding family, the homestead they created, and their lasting legacies. No reservation required.
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Boston By Foot
From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere's midnight ride, Boston is renowned for its inciting events to the American Revolution. Come explore the streets of Boston's oldest neighborhoods and hear the extraordinary stories preserved in the meetinghouses, halls, and homes where the Revolution was born.
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Boston By Foot
Discover all the layers of Boston and the hows and whys of its changes: the invention of the telephone, the first American subway, the rise and fall of interstate highways, the recovery of the harbor, and perhaps even a forgotten body of water that was once Ben Franklin’s favorite swimming hole.
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Boston By Foot
This child's-eye view of the Freedom Trail's architecture and history is especially designed for young walkers from 6-12 years of age. Walking along Boston's historic Freedom Trail and part of Boston's original coastline, children will experience the historical sites that played a key role in American independence: Faneuil Hall, the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House.
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The Still House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy a free public tour of the distillery every Sunday at 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM.
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Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre
Playwright J.M. Barrie struggles to find inspiration until he meets four young brothers and their beautiful widowed mother. Spellbound by the boys’ enchanting make-believe adventures, he sets out to write a play that will astound London theatergoers.
With a little bit of pixie dust and a lot of faith, Barrie takes this monumental leap, leaving his old world behind for Neverland, where nothing is impossible and the wonder of childhood lasts forever.
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Jungle Queen Riverboat
Relax with a fully narrated cruise down the "Venice of America" to a lush tropical isle. Sail down Millionaire's Row to view the fabulous mansions and mega-yachts of the rich and famous. Experience alligator shows on the isle, and meet exotic birds, lemurs, and monkeys. Hungry? Thirsty? Get burgers, hot dogs, chips, ice cream, soda, and more at the concession stand.
Boarding starts approximately 45 minutes prior to departure. Cruises sail rain or shine.
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Carnegie Museum of Natural History
Meet the live animals that call the Carnegie Museum of Natural History home every day at the Earth Theater. Get close to feathered, furry, and scaley friends while learning about animal habitats, interesting behaviors, and exciting scientific studies. Each day holds a unique encounter. Meet a 6-foot-long python, colorful sun conures, or even some friendly skunks.
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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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Los Angeles Zoo & Botanical Gardens
Get up-close and personal with giraffes at the L.A. Zoo. Experience one-on-one encounters with the graceful, giant giraffes and maybe even catch a glimpse of one of the adorable babies.
Tickets are available for $5 (cash only) at the giraffe exhibit during feeding time.
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Gumbo Limbo Nature Center
Get the inside scoop on Gumbo Limbo's Sea Turtle Rehabilitation Facility, where hundreds of sea turtles have been treated. Meet some of the current patients and hear their stories in this daily program. Why are they here? How can you help? Find out all this and more.
Children under 18 must participate with an adult. Reservations not required.
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Gadsby's Tavern Museum
Meet the Junior Docents of Gadsby’s Tavern Museum, grades 4th and up, who will be on hand to share highlights of the tavern and answer questions as guests journey through the museum.
A perfect opportunity for families, children will connect with history through their peer guides and adults looking for some inspiration. These young historians will be at the museum every Sunday through Labor Day Weekend.
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Boston By Foot
Experience Beacon Hill’s ornate past, from its rural beginnings to the vision of the Mount Vernon Proprietors, while walking among this historic collection of Federal and Greek Revival row houses. You will also hear the stories of Boston's prominent citizens who have called Beacon Hill their home.
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Boston By Foot
Travel through the lovely Boston neighborhood of Jamaica Plain and discover some truly remarkable women who changed the course of our nation's history. Presented in partnership with the Boston Women's Heritage Trail, learn about pivotal writers, reformers, and scientists.
Meet outside the Green Street T stop (Orange Line), 150 Green St., Jamacia Plain.
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The Office! A Musical Parody
THE OFFICE! A MUSICAL PARODY, currently selling out the Jerry Orbach Theatre in New York City, lovingly pokes fun at the hit TV show “The Office.” Don’t miss this hilarious unauthorized musical parody featuring your favorite coworkers from Dunder Mifflin.
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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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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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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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The Second City
We’re pushing all politics aside and putting laughter in the spotlight! See some of our all-time favorite sketches and songs pulled from our vastly over-stuffed comedy vaults paired with plenty of Second City’s world-famous improv. Come laugh with your co-workers! Laugh with your friends! Laugh with complete strangers! Suggested Rating: PG-13
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Lobster Roll Cruises
Enjoy a dinner cruise aboard the SS Lobster Roll. Boarding begins at 3:30. Bar charges and gratuities not included in the pricing.
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Carlucci Rosemont
$5 Small Plates
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Historic Boston Crime Tours
Historic Boston Crime Tours offers a wide range of stories from over the centuries that also allows the guest to explore parts of the North End they might not otherwise see. Explore settings such as darkened alleys, panoramic views, and idyllic parks, all while listening to an experienced storyteller share tales of true crimes from the North End’s historic past.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy live music performances on the piazza.
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Jungle Queen Riverboat
Enjoy a fully narrated cruise, all-you-can-eat dinner, and spectacular entertainment. Sail down Millionaire's Row to view the fabulous mansions and mega-yachts of the rich and famous. When you get to the tropical isle destination, you'll feast upon BBQ ribs, chicken, shrimp, and more. Watch live entertainment during dinner and a laugh-out-loud variety show after dinner.
Boarding starts approximately 45 minutes prior to departure. Cruises sail rain or shine.
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Running Aces Casino, Hotel & Racetrack
Experience the thrill of live racing at Running Aces.
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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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United States Hot Air Balloon Team
Become part of the scenery and take an amazing journey over Hershey. Board a hot air balloon at the AACA Museum and fly over roller coasters, expansive farmlands, wildlife, and local attractions. Be sure to bring a camera to capture unforgettable shots.
Upon landing, get a ride back to the museum in a comfortable, air-conditioned van and celebrate a successful flight with a champagne toast with the pilot and fellow passengers. There's no better way to see the Sweetest Place on Earth.
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Lobster Roll Cruises
Enjoy a sunset curise aboard the SS Lobster Roll. Boarding starts at 6:00. Bar charges and gratuities are not included in the pricing.
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Boston By Foot
Get off the Freedom Trail and explore the darker side of Boston! This original guided walk through misery, misfortune, malevolence and murder is based on true historical events that have occurred in Boston. Fact is often stranger than fiction.
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The Still House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy live music at The Still House.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy live music at The Still House.
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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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The Second City
Algorithm Nation or The Static Quo takes no prisoners (well, maybe just a few prisoners) during this frenetic, ultra-current, fall-down funny ride that focuses its sights on hyper-violence, astrological love connections, being woke, pyramid schemes, Facebook soldiers, Black Twitter, morning TV and a whole lot more. Consider this show to be the kind of escape room you’ll never want to escape from…ever.
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The Second City
We’ll bet you 72 cents on the dollar (or much, much less!) you’ll cheer for this 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 collectively reclaim comedy!}
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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. Discovered by Ray Charles, she is loved by audiences from New York to Africa, Europe, and Asia.
7:00pm & 9pm
$20 music charge (dinner set)
$42 3-Course Dinner Prix-Fixe
10:30pm
$20 music charge
$20 minimum
Dinner optional
$42 3-Course Dinner Prix-Fixe
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Relax, unwind and watch the St. Louis skyline come to life. Featuring music, a tempting dinner buffet, and St. Louis’ best downtown views, this 2-hour cruise is the perfect way to celebrate a special occasion or just enjoy a memorable night out. Cash bar available. Reservations required.
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The Office! A Musical Parody
THE OFFICE! A MUSICAL PARODY, currently selling out the Jerry Orbach Theatre in New York City, lovingly pokes fun at the hit TV show “The Office.” Don’t miss this hilarious unauthorized musical parody featuring your favorite coworkers from Dunder Mifflin.
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Lady Dive Splash and Tours
See the beautiful region of Ottawa-Gatineau by land and water on the Amphibus, a bus that transforms into a boat! With bilingual guides to show you 75 important sites in this picturesque area. The bilingual tour, complete with full narration and humorous anecdotes, lasts approximately 1 hour and takes you on an entertaining, exciting and educational journey that lets you view Ottawa’s historic sights and scenery from land and water.
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Cape Cod Melody Tent
Hailing from Dripping Springs, TX, lead vocalist Mark Wystrach fronts Midland's rich sound that is rounded out with lead guitarist Jess Carson and bass player Cameron Duddy. Rooted in tradition in both sound and style, the trio initially garnered attention playing clubs in the region.
Doors open 7pm, show starts 8pm.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Blues music is a St. Louis tradition. Dance to some of the area's most popular blues bands on this lively cruise. Cash bar and concessions are available. Boarding time is 8pm.
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Saint Louis Zoo
Watch, touch and occasionally feed the unique and fascinating stingrays, as they glide through a warm saltwater pool. The sharks are a little too shy for petting, but you may be lucky enough to have one touch you briefly as it swims by.
Located under a large pavilion near Lakeside Cafe these ocean animals swim through a 17,000-gallon pool complete with waterfall and a lush surrounding landscape.
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Chicago Crime Tours
Escape into Chicago's underworld on a crime and mob bus tour. Some of the world’s most famous criminals, mobsters and gangsters bamboozled their way through Chicago. Tour includes stops on-and-off the luxury, climate-controlled bus. Uncover famous Chicago crime scenes from the 19th century through modern times.
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The Children's Museum of Atlanta
Want to enjoy hands-on activities, professional instruction, and the chance to create and learn something new? Every Monday at 10:30am, choose between the TiNY Science Club and TiNY Artist Club and enjoy a 30-minute class designed especially for kids ages 2-5 and their caregivers. Or check out TiNY Builder club, a drop-in class held from 10:30am to 12:30pm.
Guests are required to sign up for a class slot for TiNY Science and Artist. Sign up sheets are available inside the Museum.
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Elmwood Park Zoo
Come join the Books and Beasts program every second and fourth Monday of the month. Enjoy story time with the education staff featuring stories about different animals. Guests will also get the chance to meet an education animal.
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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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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
With a lively voice and a keen grasp of just what will interest your little ones, Ed will entertain and educate with wonderful books just right for early learners.
This program is best for children ages 3-5.
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Legoland Discovery Center - Michigan
While patrolling the LEGO® City streets, a hapless police officer bumps into a mischievous wanted criminal on the loose. Featuring bricktastic high speed vehicle chases, thrilling helicopter pursuits and more!
Showtimes are ilsted outside the 4D theater, but it will play about once every hour from 11AM to an hour before closing time.
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Boston By Foot
The perfect introduction to the history of Boston. This historic walk features many of the downtown Freedom Trail sites, including the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, King's Chapel, the Old South Meeting House and the site of the first public school in America.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
With a lively voice and a keen grasp of just what will interest your little ones, Ed will entertain and educate with wonderful books just right for early learners.
This program is best for children ages 3-5.
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Boston By Foot
From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere's midnight ride, Boston is renowned for its inciting events to the American Revolution. Come explore the streets of Boston's oldest neighborhoods and hear the extraordinary stories preserved in the meetinghouses, halls, and homes where the Revolution was born.
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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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Please Touch Museum
Get cozy and listen to stories, sing songs, and build literacy skills with stories that tie to monthly program themes.
All ages with adult caregiver.
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The Crush House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy food and drink specials Monday-Friday at the Crush Hosue from 2-6pm. Take advantage of additional discounts Monday-Thursday from 6-9pm after happy hour.
5 Appetizers for $5 each
Provolone Carrozza, Roasted Pepper Hummus, Italian Loaded Potato Chips, Loaded Pita Chips, Crispy Risotto Cakes
$5 Well Martinis
$5 Well Drinks
$5 off Bottled Wine
$2 Select Domestics
$1 off a Glass of Wine
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Boston By Foot
Upon entering the North End, you will be greeted by the new North End parks of the Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy Greenway. Walking among the Italian markets and one of Boston's largest collections of colonial buildings, you'll hear the story of a changing neighborhood from the time of Cotton Mather, to the exploits of Paul Revere, the rise of the Fitzgeralds, the fall of molasses, and present day re-gentrification.
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House of Blues Chicago
Enjoy Happy Hour Monday through Friday at House of Blues Chicago. The House of Blues restaurant menu draws its inspirations fromo across the South. Enjoy delicious favorites such as New Orleans jumbalaya and gumbo, Lowcountry shrimp and grits, house-smoked Carolina pulled-pork barbeque, and more. The menu also features a unique blend of classic and contemporary speciality cocktails, spirits and craft beer.
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Xtreme Action Park
At every Monday through Friday, enjoy 2 for 1 on all single beer, wine, or specialty drinks at the Pit Bar during Happy Hour.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
Make delicious food from the freshest ingredients you can get. Children will follow educators as they pick produce from either the Children's Garden or vendors from the Poughkeepsie Waterfront Market. Educators and kid volunteers will then demonstrate simple cooking techniques to turn the produce into a scrumptious, kid-friendly snack, then taste-test it.
Best suited for ages 2-6.
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Boston By Foot
Experience Beacon Hill’s ornate past, from its rural beginnings to the vision of the Mount Vernon Proprietors, while walking among this historic collection of Federal and Greek Revival row houses. You will also hear the stories of Boston's prominent citizens who have called Beacon Hill their home.
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Samuel Adams Brewery Tour
Chocolate and beer…wait, what?! This unexpected pairing will delight your palate on our new Beer and Chocolate Experience.
This tasting is ideal for those looking for a unique brewery experience, and especially for Belgian beer and chocolate fanatics! Join us for this new guided tasting on Mondays nights from 6-7 p.m. to go behind the scenes of our Classic Brewhouse Tour and enjoy an exclusive beer and chocolate pairing in our Barrel Room.
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The Second City
A brand new twist on a classic art form…from the mind of Mick Napier. A wildly unpredictable display of classic improvisational games and techniques finessed for the modern age. Despite the name, we couldn’t fit all this play into just one hour.
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Moon Marble Company
Watch a glass artist demonstrate the marble making process in our store's viewing gallery which features bleacher seating. The artist explains the process that glassworkers have used for over a hundred of years to manipulate glass into the form of a sphere.
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Lincoln Park Zoo
Early learners, join our Play Assistants for hands-on nature play activities at the Farm-in-the-Zoo! From sorting pinecones to digging in smooth seeds, 1-5 year olds and their caregivers can explore the sights, smells and textures that nature has to offer in a free, open-ended experience. Take in a tall tale at story time, get messy at the process art station, and sift and scoop at the sensory bin.
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Gumbo Limbo Nature Center
Enjoy a free guided walk along the Ashley Trail to observe local plants and animals. The naturalist guide will lead you through the quarter-mile natural trail through the butterfly garden, coastal hammock, and mangroves to the sandy beach, pointing out the various birds, flowers, and insects.
Reservations not required; meet at the front porch of the Nature Center. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
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Welcome to Harlem
Every Tuesday afternoon and Friday evening, Harlem plays host to some of today's most talented jazz musicians and history's greatest jazz music in a musical tribute of epic proportions.
Concertgoers will spend each Tuesday afternoon or Friday evening surrounded by the cool vibrations of jazz as they are soothed and invigorated by seemingly magical strings and horns. This is an event for all of the senses, and it is meant to be both mentally and spiritually uplifting.
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Manatee Lagoon
Take a guided walking tour of Manatee Lagoon's exhibits, with the educational docents providing insight about all things manatee and the Lake Worth ecosystem.
Advance registration is requested, particularly during manatee season (Nov. 15-March 31).
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Boston By Foot
Discover all the layers of Boston and the hows and whys of its changes: the invention of the telephone, the first American subway, the rise and fall of interstate highways, the recovery of the harbor, and perhaps even a forgotten body of water that was once Ben Franklin’s favorite swimming hole.
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Manatee Lagoon
Kids ages 3-9, along with their parents and guardians, can enjoy yoga against the calming outdoor backdrop of Lake Worth Lagoon. Led by certified instructors, relax and gain mindfulness. Manatee Lagoon has 30 mats available on a first come, first served basis, but feel free to bring your own.
Advanced registration is required, but only for participating children. Registration for Tuesday evening classes opens at 7pm the week prior and caps at 15 kids per class. Cost is $5 per child.
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Manchester Firing Line
Tuesdays are for Date Night at the Range! Get all "Fired Up" in this exhilarating night of range shooting. Limited lanes and reservations are available, call to make a reservation. $79.95 per couple, or $124.95 per couple with the instructor.
Must arrive 30 minutes prior to lane time. Valid government-issued photo ID required.
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Manatee Lagoon
Come to Manatee Lagoon for free adult yoga outside against the calming backdrop of Lake Worth Lagoon. All classes are led by certified instructors and capped at 50 students. Manatee Lagoon has 30 yoga mats available on a first come, first served basis, or bring your own if you prefer.
Advance registration is required and will open at 7pm on the Thursday the week prior to each class.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy live music performances on the piazza.
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Running Aces Casino, Hotel & Racetrack
Experience the thrill of live racing at Running Aces.
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The Second City
Algorithm Nation or The Static Quo takes no prisoners (well, maybe just a few prisoners) during this frenetic, ultra-current, fall-down funny ride that focuses its sights on hyper-violence, astrological love connections, being woke, pyramid schemes, Facebook soldiers, Black Twitter, morning TV and a whole lot more. Consider this show to be the kind of escape room you’ll never want to escape from…ever.
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Lincoln Park Zoo
Sing, dance and clap your hands with Chicago’s beloved Mr. Singer every Wednesday and Friday at 9:15 and 10 a.m. in the Main Barn of Lincoln Park Zoo’s Farm-in-the-Zoo. Join Mr. Singer as he performs original songs while the wee ones dance and sing along. This joyful jamboree features animal songs and dances for children ages 6 and younger accompanied by a caregiver.
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The Second City
The Second City is taking family entertainment to mind-blowing new heights! Bring the whole gang to watch two teams of totally top-notch improv maniacs face off in a comedy showdown of totally bonkers proportions! Fueled by your weirdly wonderful suggestions and totally amazing audience volunteers, our teams will do whatever it takes to earn your votes–and your laughs. Especially created for kids (and the old fogies in charge of them), this show has the elements for an epic time out together.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Come listen to Emmet Cohen, Smoke Jazz's Hammond B-3 organist-in-residence on Wednesday nights. Multifaceted and considered one of his generation's pivotal artistic figures, Cohen has performed, recorded, or collaborated with the likes of Christine McBride, Billy Hart, Ali Jackson, Lea DeLaria, and many others.
No music charge
$20 minimum
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Take in the views of the city while enjoying a leisurely cruise and chef-prepared regional buffet. Enjoy drink specials and local craft beer while relaxing to the sounds of a Dixieland duo and insightful narration on a two-hour Arch View Lunch cruise. Cash bar is available. Boarding time is 11am.
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Boston By Foot
The City of Boston's Archaeology Department leads a publicly-accessible dig at 6 Hudson St. in the heart of Boston's Chinatown. Join Boston By Foot for a 60-minute guided tour of this vibrant neighborhood, ending at the dig site. The walk will touch on the history, culture, and topography of the neighborhood and conclude with an overview of the archaeological investigation; the first of its kind in any Chinatown on the East Coast.
Meet at the Chinatown Gate at the corner of Beach and Hudson St.
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Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage
Experience An American Story and hear the moving stories of Jewish immigrants in this informative and inspiring look at what it takes to survive and thrive in a new country, guided by a knowledgeable volunteer docent.
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Boston By Foot
Get off the Freedom Trail and explore the darker side of Boston! This original guided walk through misery, misfortune, malevolence and murder is based on true historical events that have occurred in Boston. Fact is often stranger than fiction.
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Dreamland Wax Museum
Enjoy LIVE music for free, every Wednesday in the lobby of Dreamland Wax Museum, presented by HEREBoston.
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Harwich Chamber of Commerce
Night Train-Sativa & Solis
Cape Cod Chamber Orchestra-A ”Mostly” Beethoven Marathon-
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Just Like That– Harwich Port Square (Village Center)
Aaron Norcross Trio– Port Framing Gallery & Good Time Ice Cream
Crocodile Tears– Perks Coffee and Beer Garden
Codcomm Radio 93.5 Frank FM– Cranberry Liquors-Out Back
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Boston By Foot
This tour, developed by the Boston Women's Heritage Trail, roams around historic Beacon Hill and introduces you to a variety of notable women who lived and worked in the neighborhood. Guides will talk about abolitionists, suffragists, artists, nurses, lawyers, educational advocates, and authors.
Meet in front of the Massachusetts State House.
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Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
Mark your calendar for a big weekend of shopping Labor Day weekend. With over 1,000 vendors and around 30,000 customers, it's a bargain-filled extravaganza that can't be missed.
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Boston By Foot
This child's-eye view of the Freedom Trail's architecture and history is especially designed for young walkers from 6-12 years of age. Walking along Boston's historic Freedom Trail and part of Boston's original coastline, children will experience the historical sites that played a key role in American independence: Faneuil Hall, the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House.
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The Children's Museum of Atlanta
Little visitors (and their guardians) are invited to the messiest of programs. Enjoy slime, finger painting, and so much more. The best part is you don't have to clean up the mess. Each week offers a new, messy activity for you and your child to enjoy and the chance to create and learn something new.
This program is drop-in, so no need to sign up. Space is limited, admittance is on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Museum of Chinese in America
This groundbreaking exhibition will focus on the transformative power of music identity in immigrant Chinese communities from the 1850s to the present. During this period, disparate music genres converged with historic milestones, including changes in U.S. immigration legislation and China’s soft power emergence.
“Putting together this show was like making a mixtape. It's full of echoes, resonances, connections across time and space, proud defiance and soft-neon sappiness." - Hua Hsu
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
Head outside to The Children's Garden to learn about growing food and practice gardening techniques. The Garden is planted and cared for by kids and provides fresh ingredients for programs throughout the year.
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Boston By Foot
From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere's midnight ride, Boston is renowned for its inciting events to the American Revolution. Come explore the streets of Boston's oldest neighborhoods and hear the extraordinary stories preserved in the meetinghouses, halls, and homes where the Revolution was born.
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Historic Wethersfield
The Wethersfield Farmers' Market opens for its 11th season on Thursday, May 16. Once again, it will be held on the lawn at The Solomon Welles House, 220 Hartford Avenue. The Market will operate every Thursday through October 17 except for July 4th. All are welcome, human and animal. Over 30 vendors including 10 farmers. Kid's activities, Food trucks, and more!
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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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Boston By Foot
Get off the Freedom Trail and explore the darker side of Boston! This original guided walk through misery, misfortune, malevolence and murder is based on true historical events that have occurred in Boston. Fact is often stranger than fiction.
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The Second City
We’ll bet you 72 cents on the dollar (or much, much less!) you’ll cheer for this 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 collectively reclaim comedy!}
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Enjoy a night of dancing on the mighty Mississippi on this night-night party cruise hosted by Majic 103.7FM, St. Louis' premier hip hop and R&B station. Dance to today's hits with BJ the DJ from Majic 103.7FM. Enjoy delicious chef-prepared hors d'oeuvres with the St. Louis skyline illuminating the night. Bring your friends and meet new ones on this unique night out on the water. Cash bar only. Boarding time is 8:30pm.
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Smoke Jazz and Supper Club
Isaiah J. Thompson is a jazz pianist, bandleader, and composer. He began studying classical piano at the age of 5 and quickly branched out to other styles. He was admitted to the Juilliard School at 18 and has since performed with major artists including Christian McBride, Joe Farnsworth, Rodney Witaker, and was featured on "Handful of Keys" with the Jazz at Lincoln Center with Wynton Marsalis.
No music charge
$20 minimum
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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 Children's Museum of Atlanta
Rock and roll into the weekend with this high energy, music-filled class guaranteed to shake out the wiggles and foster a love of music. Each week offers new songs, instrument play, circle time activities, and dance breaks.
This program is drop-in with no need to sign up. Space is limited so admittance is on a first-come-first-served basis.
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Glen Echo Park Aquarium
Storytime is a great opportunity for Mom’s and preschoolers to hear terrific tales about lots of wildlife, and spend some quality time watching the aquatic life at the Glen Echo Park Aquarium having lunch.
Patrons are welcome to bring their own lunch and dine with the fishes. Friday’s admission at the aquarium is only $5.00 per person over 24 months of age. Under 24 months are free.
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Manhattan and Beyond Tours
Enjoy an interactive art history walking tour focusing on the complicated and celebrated heroic statuary along the southern border of Central Park. Look closely at the elements the artists use to characterize the subjects and explore the ways individuals and events are memorialized.
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Boston By Foot
On this tour you will learn how the Back Bay, once an actual body of water, was filled in and how the neighborhood was developed in the mid-1800s to become one of America's richest collections of art and architecture.
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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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Historic Boston Crime Tours
Historic Boston Crime Tours offers a wide range of stories from over the centuries that also allows the guest to explore parts of the North End they might not otherwise see. Explore settings such as darkened alleys, panoramic views, and idyllic parks, all while listening to an experienced storyteller share tales of true crimes from the North End’s historic past.
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Discover Saint Charles
A two-day celebration in 2019 including live music, carnivals, food and craft vendors, and fireworks over the river.
Parking is available at the Lewis & Clark Boat House lot, Saint Charles City Hall parking garage, Main Street, 2nd and Water Streets, North Main Street, and the Foundry Arts Center.
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Akron Zoo
Explore the zoo at night at this member-only, after-hours special event.
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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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Friday, 30th August 2019
18:00 EST
SPYSCAPE
SPYSCAPE
Looking for an unforgettable party? Get the perfect blend of music, mystery, and merriment every Friday. Eat delicious food and enjoy glamorous drinks with friends for a memorable night out.
Ticket includes food, a complimentary drink, and admission to the full SPYSCAPE museum and experience.
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Boston By Foot
Get off the Freedom Trail and explore the darker side of Boston! This original guided walk through misery, misfortune, malevolence and murder is based on true historical events that have occurred in Boston. Fact is often stranger than fiction.
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Welcome to Harlem
Every Tuesday afternoon and Friday evening, Harlem plays host to some of today's most talented jazz musicians and history's greatest jazz music in a musical tribute of epic proportions.
Concertgoers will spend each Tuesday afternoon or Friday evening surrounded by the cool vibrations of jazz as they are soothed and invigorated by seemingly magical strings and horns. This is an event for all of the senses, and it is meant to be both mentally and spiritually uplifting.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy live music performances on the piazza.
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The Still House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy live music at The Still House.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy live music at The Still House.
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Museum of Science
On Friday nights, the Astronomy After Hours team hosts a variety of hands-on astronomy and space science activities that are FREE! When weather allows we'll have small telescopes available for a hands-on experience, and visitors will have the opportunity to view the evening’s featured astronomical object through the 11” Schmidt-Cassegrain telescope in the Museum’s Gilliland Observatory.
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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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Can Can Wonderland
Ever wanted to play Let's Make a Deal, Match Game, Family Feud, $50 Pyramid, or the Price is Right? Maybe you never wanted to play but wish you could have been in 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. Featuring local comedy celebrities.
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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
Algorithm Nation or The Static Quo takes no prisoners (well, maybe just a few prisoners) during this frenetic, ultra-current, fall-down funny ride that focuses its sights on hyper-violence, astrological love connections, being woke, pyramid schemes, Facebook soldiers, Black Twitter, morning TV and a whole lot more. Consider this show to be the kind of escape room you’ll never want to escape from…ever.
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The Second City
Stay up late with The Second City as we bring you our latest and greatest. It’s interactive. It’s hyperactive. It’s the most fun you’ve had past bedtime. Come see an entirely improvised, entirely ridiculous 60 minutes that’ll leave you with a full-fledged comedy hangover.}
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Manatee Lagoon
Come to Manatee Lagoon for free adult yoga outside against the calming backdrop of Lake Worth Lagoon. All classes are led by certified instructors and capped at 50 students. Manatee Lagoon has 30 yoga mats available on a first come, first served basis, or bring your own if you prefer.
Advance registration is required. Registration for Saturday morning classes opens at 9am on the Tuesday prior to each class.
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Saturday, 31st August 2019
09:00 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo members can wake up with the zoo and enter the park an hour before the zoo opens to the public.
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Denton Welcome Center
The Denton Community Market is a local farmer's and art market held every Saturday in downtown Denton. Bring the family and friends to experience the best of Denton with live music, kids activities, local farms, food trucks, local artists, food vendors, and more.
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Manhattan and Beyond Tours
This casual bike tour around the tip of Manhattan features many of the oldest neighborhoods in the lower part of the island. Explore Chinatown, the Lower East Side, Greenwich Village, Battery Park, the 9/11 Memorial, Wall Street, and much more along bicycle paths, bicycle lanes, and quiet side streets. A bicycle, helmet, and bottle of water are included.
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Chicago Crime Tours
Escape into Chicago's underworld on a crime and mob bus tour. Some of the world’s most famous criminals, mobsters and gangsters bamboozled their way through Chicago. Tour includes stops on-and-off the luxury, climate-controlled bus. Uncover famous Chicago crime scenes from the 19th century through modern times.
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Boston By Foot
From the Boston Massacre to Paul Revere's midnight ride, Boston is renowned for its inciting events to the American Revolution. Come explore the streets of Boston's oldest neighborhoods and hear the extraordinary stories preserved in the meetinghouses, halls, and homes where the Revolution was born.
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Boston By Foot
Co-sponsored by the Boston Literary District, this literary tour highlights the homes and haunts of such prominent Victorians as Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry David Thoreau, Louisa May Alcott, Henry James, Charles Dickens, and Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
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Turkey Hill Experience
Indulge in the Taste Lab, make your own ice cream, and experience exotic teas in the Tea Discovery exhibit when you book the Triple Scoop.
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. Limited tickets are available, please check for availabilities.
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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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Wabasha Street Caves
Experience this famous crooks tour. Explore the sites of nightclubs, kidnappings and gun battles associated with the 1930's gangsters like John Dillinger, Ma Baker and Babyface Nelson. See the sights where the gangsters lived it up as they planned ane executed some of the most notorious crimes ever perpetrated in the upper Midwest.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Come to Gervasi Vineyard every Saturday for free tours of their state-of-the-art winery at The Crush House. Learn from a team of experts how wine of the finest quality is produced. Enhance your visit with a meal or tasting experience before or after your tour. Tours are scheduled for noon, 1pm, and 2pm and meet at The Crush House Tasting Bar.
Reservations not available.
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Discover Saint Charles
A two-day celebration in 2019 including live music, carnivals, food and craft vendors, and fireworks over the river.
Parking is available at the Lewis & Clark Boat House lot, Saint Charles City Hall parking garage, Main Street, 2nd and Water Streets, North Main Street, and the Foundry Arts Center.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Come to Gervasi Vineyard every Saturday for free tours of their state-of-the-art winery at The Crush House. Learn from a team of experts how wine of the finest quality is produced. Enhance your visit with a meal or tasting experience before or after your tour. Tours are scheduled for noon, 1pm, and 2pm and meet at The Crush House Tasting Bar.
Reservations not available.
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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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Manhattan and Beyond Tours
Explore Greenwich Village through the lives of individuals who have made a lasting impact on society. Stroll around Washington Square, visit historic landmarks, and hear tales of the artists, writers, free-thinkers, bohemians, and others who settled in the Village and rebelled against the norms of society.
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The Crush House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy a more in-depth, intimate tour of the winery enhanced by a tasting of popular Gervasi wines. Led by a member of the winemaking team, learn about the history and process of making Gervasi's finest wines. The tour concludes with four 1-oz. wine tastings paired with four chef-selected small bites.
Winery temperatures are kept low for ideal winemaking conditions, so it's recommended guests bring a jacket or sweater.
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Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy a more in-depth, intimate tour of the winery enhanced by a tasting of popular Gervasi wines. Led by a member of the winemaking team, learn about the history and process of making Gervasi's finest wines. The tour concludes with four 1-oz. wine tastings paired with four chef-selected small bites.
Winery temperatures are kept low for ideal winemaking conditions, so it's recommended guests bring a jacket or sweater.
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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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The Crush House at Gervasi Vineyard
Enjoy a more in-depth, intimate tour of the winery enhanced by a tasting of popular Gervasi wines. Led by a member of the winemaking team, learn about the history and process of making Gervasi's finest wines. The tour concludes with four 1-oz. wine tastings paired with four chef-selected small bites.
Winery temperatures are kept low for ideal winemaking conditions, so it's recommended guests bring a jacket or sweater.
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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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Blues Street Cafe
Live music from the Blues Street House band every Saturday night.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Relax and rejuvenate aboard this sensational Sunday cruise on a charming riverboat. Ride along the Mississippi River and admire the scenic St. Louis skyline. Indulge in a fully catered brunch buffet and uplifting beats of live music. Reservations required.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
Enjoy Labor Day aboard the Colebrookdale Railroad and let them do the grilling. The sweet aroma of early fall mixes with the mouth-watering bbq scent of complimentary hot dogs grilled aboard the open car. Included in your ticket are two hot dogs, a bottle of water, and a small bag of chips. Other beverages are available a la carte.
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Jungle Queen Riverboat
Enjoy a fully narrated cruise, all-you-can-eat dinner, and spectacular entertainment. Sail down Millionaire's Row to view the fabulous mansions and mega-yachts of the rich and famous. When you get to the tropical isle destination, you'll feast upon BBQ ribs, chicken, shrimp, and more. Watch live entertainment during dinner and a laugh-out-loud variety show after dinner.
Boarding starts approximately 45 minutes prior to departure. Cruises sail rain or shine.
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Saint Louis Zoo
Watch, touch and occasionally feed the unique and fascinating stingrays, as they glide through a warm saltwater pool. The sharks are a little too shy for petting, but you may be lucky enough to have one touch you briefly as it swims by.
Located under a large pavilion near Lakeside Cafe these ocean animals swim through a 17,000-gallon pool complete with waterfall and a lush surrounding landscape.
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Aventura Mall
Learn the stories behind the compelling Aventura Mall artworks through a complimentary guided tour.
Tour groups meet at 6:30 p.m. by LOVE, the latest art installation created by pop artist Robert Indiana.
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Please Touch Museum
On the first Wednesday of every month, Please Touch Museum is open for 2 extra hours of play and offers $2 per person admission from 4pm on.
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Friday, 6th September 2019
10:00 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
For adults 62 and older, enjoy discounted admission, live entertainment, and vendors throughout the zoo that offer services for seniors.
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Canton Museum of Art
The CMA, in partnership with ArtsinStark, is open for extended hours every first Friday of the month (except August) until 8:00 PM. Enjoy free admission, free parking, a cash bar, and special "Make & Take" art projects.
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Harwich Chamber of Commerce
Encore to Summer-Thank You
Straight Jacket Slumber Party-Cape Cod Five
Mr. Gothca– Harwich Port Square (Village Center)
Amy Marie– Perks Coffee and Beer Garden
Brothers and Sisters– Reciprocity on Cross Street
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Destination Kent
Join for the First Friday Art Walk in downtown Kent.
Enjoy refreshments, view artist demonstrations and participate in hands-on activities throughout the downtown district. Visit at least 4 of the participating businesses and enter to win a raffle prize from a different location each month.
All participating galleries and businesses will stay open until at least 8 pm on the first Friday of each month, from April-December, and are family-friendly fun.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
Learn the haunted secrets of The Secret Valley on a very special evening run. Eerie Limited highlights Boyertown as one of the most haunted small towns in America. This evening train explores the stories of local hauntings, historic incidents, and amusing and astounding happenings along the Colebrookdale Railroad.
Stories are told in all cars. Dinner is served for Dining Car passengers only.
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Bonnet House Museum & Gardens
Explore the Bonnet House for half the price on the first Sunday of the month from July to October. Visitors can explore the whimsical house where fish sculptures rise in the air, shells have their own museum, and shady nature trails invite you to search for playful monkeys in the trees and majestic swans in the freshwater lakes.
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Elmwood Park Zoo
On the first Saturday of every month from April to September, Elmwood Park Zoo offers the opportunity for guests with special needs and their families to enjoy early entry. This is a great opportunity to enjoy the zoo in a relaxing setting before it opens to the general public.
Personal care attendants and one-on-one aides accompanying those with special needs may enter the zoo free of charge. Members are free but must pre-register.
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Manatee Lagoon
Every first Saturday of the month, children ages 2-5 can come listen to a Manatee Master storyteller read aloud from colorful books about the amazing animals that live in the Lagoon. After the story, fun coloring or craft activities are included to reinforce the story's message.
Manatee Lagoon requires that parents stay on site during this event. Seating and free WiFi are available. Pre-registration for participating children is requested.
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Destination Kent
The Annual Art in the Park Festival is held in Kent's largest park, Fred Fuller. This event is a unique opportunity for the entire family to experience art through a variety of mediums. Professional and youth artists will display and demonstrate their work while featured performers provide music throughout both days.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
The Colebrookdale Railroad wants to show their appreciation to Boyertown's residents. This short run gives a great taste of The Secret Valley. Enjoy general admission seating in the Deluxe Coach, Dining Car, and Garden Cafe Car.
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Saturday, 7th September 2019
11:00 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
Join the zoo's animal keepers as they demonstrate training techniques with some of the zoo's animals. Listen to keepers talk about the importance of training for the health and well-being of the animals.
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Destination Kent
The Kent International Festival seeks to educate members of Kent State University and the Kent community about other countries through religion, culture, and tradition. In conjunction with the Run the World Race Series, the Kent International will feature food, culture, and at least one tradition from another country.
Local businesses provide a passport activity and live entertainment will be at the Dan Smith Community Park.
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Butterfly World
Give your grandparents the gift of an unforgettable experience with the whole family. Special rates applied will help make this Grandparent's Day one to remember. Saturday hours from 9 am-5 pm and Sunday from 11 am-5 pm. Last admission daily at 4 pm. Tradewinds Park gate fee will be in effect. Enjoy $10 admission for everyone, plus tax. Children two and under are free. No additional discounts or coupons accepted.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
The Colebrookdale Railroad wants to show their appreciation to Boyertown's residents. This short run gives a great taste of The Secret Valley. Enjoy general admission seating in the Deluxe Coach, Dining Car, and Garden Cafe Car.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
The Colebrookdale Railroad wants to show their appreciation to Boyertown's residents. This short run gives a great taste of The Secret Valley. Enjoy general admission seating in the Deluxe Coach, Dining Car, and Garden Cafe Car.
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Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens
In partnership with The Summit Courtney Kidney Foundation, Stan Hywet hosts the 7th annual Molto Bella Auto Show on the Great Meadow. This exceptional show features more than 400 cars on display, including exotic sports cars, rare classics, vintage Ferraris, custom cars, music & entertainment, tours of the historic Manor House, and more.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
Join for an Autism Friendly Train along the beautiful and scenic line.
Because of the variety of dietary concerns, a special exception has been made and it is encouraged you to bring your own snacks. There will, however, be an a la carte menu available (staff is NOT serving our usual plates in parlor because of dietary restrictions.)
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Elmwood Park Zoo
EZP Members receive early admission to the Zoo as special thanks for their continued support. Members get in an hour early (9am) so it's the perfect day to beat the crowds and see the animals having early morning fun.
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St. Raphael Center
Your day starts at St. Raphael Center with Holy Mass in the Mary, Ark of the Covenant Chapel. You will then board the bus and go on an amazing journey through the early life of Mother Angelica:
St. Anthony Catholic Church - where she was baptized and spent her childhood
Rhoda Wise House and Grotto - where she was healed as a teenager
Rhoda Wise grave
St. Peter Catholic Church
Sancta Clara Monastery - where Mother professed final vows
Enjoy a delicious homemade lunch.
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The Bistro at Gervasi Vineyard
Come to the cozy, casual Balconatta where a knowledgeable wine steward will lead guests through three wines paired with three delicious appetizer bites. Make it an evening and enjoy dinner before or after the event.
Gratuity not included. Limited availability. Reservations recommended for dining.
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The Bistro at Gervasi Vineyard
Come to the cozy, casual Balconatta where a knowledgeable wine steward will lead guests through three wines paired with three delicious appetizer bites. Make it an evening and enjoy dinner before or after the event.
Gratuity not included. Limited availability. Reservations recommended for dining.
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Wednesday, 11th September 2019
18:00 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
Create an animal-themed masterpiece while enjoying hors d'oeuvres and a glass of wine.
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Canton Brewing Company
Come enjoy monthly YOGA sessions at the Speakeasy. Every second Wednesday, all levels of yoga are hosted in a great environment. Come for the yoga, stay for the beer. Bring your friends for a night out or meet new ones.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
What happens when a group of misplaced New Yorkers arrive at the Becky Thatcher riverboat for one of the most hilariously and chaotically planned weddings in Gateway Arch history? Join in as a "wedding guest" at this absurdly comic and immersive show and become part of the action at the funniest comedy wedding of the year. Enjoy a 2-hour cruise on the Mississippi River while helping the bride and groom barely cope with the comedic hijinks that ensue - all while enjoying dinner, drinks, and more.
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
Board a meticulously restored, century-old rail car for a two-hour expedition into one of the most scenic and historic regions of the northeast. Once the province of pioneers and patriots, the Colebrookdale is your ticket to a verdant land lost in time.
Enjoy beverage service and light snacks available for purchase in the Deluxe Coach. The First Class Parlor Car has one complimentary beverage and hors d'oeuvre plates included with your fare.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
The second Friday of each month celebrates grandparents by offering free admission all day to grandparents when accompanied by their grandchildren.
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Ripley's Aquarium of Canada
Experience a musical underwater adventure in the heart of downtown Toronto. Be sure to try Ripley's very own Lagoon Lager.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Discover the only floating drag show party in St. Louis. Hosted by Jade Sinclair featuring St. Louis' high faultin' queens! Cash bar and concessions are available. Boarding time is 8:30pm.
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Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
Check out the monthly Sports Card Show at Hartville Marketplace where over 30 vendors will be selling sports cards, memorabilia, autographs, and so much more. For the entry-level collector to the seasoned veteran, this show has something for everyone. Located in the Hartville Marketplace food court.
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Saturday, 14th September 2019
09:00 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
Enjoy a sensory-friendly hour at the zoo. The zoo will open an hour early for guests with special needs who do not like crowds or loud noises.
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Boston By Foot
This tour, developed by the Boston Women's Heritage Trail, roams around historic Beacon Hill and introduces you to a variety of notable women who lived and worked in the neighborhood. Guides will talk about abolitionists, suffragists, artists, nurses, lawyers, educational advocates, and authors.
Meet in front of the Massachusetts State House.
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Saturday, 14th September 2019
18:30 EST
Akron Zoo
Akron Zoo
Sample different beers and wines from local breweries and wineries. Enjoy the zoo in the evening, plus food trucks, live entertainment, and more.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Party with St. Louis' own DJ Quinn of 95.5-FM alongside the best illuminated views of downtown St. Louis. Dance the night away as Quinn spins old school R&B hits and nosh on delicious appetizers, all while cruising the Mississippi River. Must be 21, cash bar only. Boarding time is 5:30pm.
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Boston By Foot
When the modern Rowes Wharf was concieved in 1982, it was a design competition with a bold vision of a new Boston. Learn why this building was such a breakthrough, and how it remains at the center of 21st-century Boston. This hour-long, quarter-mile tour will lead you through memories of colonial wharves and elevated trolleys, schooners and steamships, and into the transformed city.
Meet in front of the concierge desk in the lobby of the Boston Harbor Hotel, 70 Rowes Wharf.
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Can Can Wonderland
The best open mic night in the Twin Cities. Musicians can come perform the main room at one of the best venues in St. Paul. Musicians, bring your own instruments and plug right into a fully backlined stage complete with drum kit, bass amp, 2 guitar amps, keyboard, and microphones.
Poets and performers of any kind also strongly encouraged to perform.
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Discover Farmington Missouri
Come join us for a weekend of fun. We have a bbq contest sanctioned by the St. Louis BBQ Society, 10 blues bands across 2 stages, and a craft beer garden. Plus food, games, blacksmith and chainsaw demonstration, and craft vendors.
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Downtown Overland Park
On the third Friday of every month, the locally-owned shops and restaurants of Downtown Overland Park keep their doors open late to bring you a night full of music, gallery openings, wine tastings, food samples, sales, spa treatments, and more. Explore all your old favorites and discover a few new ones.
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Elmwood Park Zoo
Zip the zoo in the dark with Treetop Adventures Night Adventure. Experience all the thrills of the zip line and ropes courses with the added challenge of darkness. Adventurers will navigate through a section of the Treetop Zoofari course equipped with a headlamp.
Tickets include access to an all-you-can-eat buffet, full of Norristown specialties like zeps, pretzels, tomato pie, and local beer. Not up for climbing? Buy a Fan Pass instead to enjoy the buffet and get a drink ticket for the bar.
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Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
Hartville Marker's Market brings together makers from all backgrounds to show off vintage wares, handmade goods, and other one-of-a-kind pieces. Enjoy live music and food trucks while shopping for unique gifts.
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Historic Wethersfield
Held Annually, the 2019 Cornfest will be held on the Broad Street Green Saturday Sep 21, from 10am-5pm. Includes Child friendly activities, food vendors and entertainment. The Cornhole tournament starts at 1:00pm. Free for 12 and under.
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Zoar Outdoor
Enjoy an active Vermont vacation on the Class III and IV rapids of the West River near Stratton Mountain. This intermediate-level white water rafting trip is an ideal way to view the fall foliage, and any rafters ages 10 and up are welcome on this trip.
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Riverboats at the Gateway Arch
Enjoy a bountiful buffet and a Dixieland band as you cruise to the confluence of the Mississippi and Missouri Rivers. Experience passage through the massive Mississippi lock system on this fascinating, narrated cruise. Boarding is at 10am.
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Mid-Hudson Children's Museum
The Museum is open late, from 5pm to 8pm, and admission is free!
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The Colebrookdale Railroad
Board a meticulously restored, century-old rail car for a two-hour expedition into one of the most scenic and historic regions of the northeast. Once the province of pioneers and patriots, the Colebrookdale is your ticket to a verdant land lost in time.
Enjoy beverage service and light snacks available for purchase in the Deluxe Coach. The First Class Parlor Car has one complimentary beverage and hors d'oeuvre plates included with your fare.
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