Gray’s Reef on the RoadLive Oak Public Libraries in partnership with Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary, present Gray’s Reef on the Road, now at Bull Street Library for a limited time. Gray's Reef on the Road is a traveling exhibit that invites visitors to interact and learn about Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary, Georgia's amazing underwater park! Long Island's Air and Space MuseumPreserving Long Island's rich aerospace heritage of discovery and inspiring future generations through science and technology. Over 75 air and space craft in 8 galleries chronicling 100 years of aerospace adventure. This state-of-the-art, all-digital system will take you on journeys you’ve only imagined. The 70mm film format is 10 times the size of conventional film and the highest quality in the world. Retro Video Game Exhibit From the Arcade to the Living Room: A Video Game Retrospective, 1972-1999 Interactive play area for young aviators up to 6 years of age can build and explore.
The beautifully restored, historic, 100 year old carousel is located adjacent to the museum. Upcoming Events & Expos Complete Public Event Calendar News Articles and Press Releases On Saturday, January 14th, the Cradle of Aviation Museum hosted its first in a series of Drone events with students from the Vaughn College U.A.V. Club. Biotech Day, November 8, 2016, is being hosted in conjunction with Northwell Health and aims to provide Long Island educators with biotechnology content for their students. 3rd-8th graders built, designed and launched their own water rockets! Open Mondays that fall on Holidays and School Breaks Museum includes aviation museum galleries and Junior Jet Club Planetarium & Dome Theater Shows Museum and Show Combo Combo includes the museum and a single Planetarium or Dome Theater show. *Children ages 2-12, Senior Citizens 62+, Military Personnel, Volunteer Firemen & Non-Ambulatory Visitors Junior Jet Club $2.50
$15 at the door Directions to BrickFair NE 2017 Royal Plaza Trade Center 181 Boston Post Road W. Natick, our nearest LEGO store, is 21 miles and 30 minutes away: See our sponsor :) Best Of :: Shopping & Services Best Store in an Indoor Mall The only LEGO Store in Colorado, the outlet inside Colorado Mills is a brick-lover's dream. Not only does it stock an amazing array of LEGO sets, boxes, games and toys, but you (make that your kids, right?) can build your own custom mini-figs at the mini-fig buffet and fill up buckets of individual bricks in the pick-a-brick area. The store, which is chock-full of play areas and colorful displays, also hosts birthday parties and monthly Mini Model builds -- in which participants get to take home free models -- as well as other events. Santa has elves, but the LEGO Store has the magic. 14500 W. Colfax Ave. (Colorado Mills Mall), Golden, 80401 For local musician Martina Grbac, there is life after Matson Jones: Although she still works on musical projects, Grbac's newest vision is eyeLAB, a sliding-scale optical service that provides eyeglasses to artists and other uninsured people who typically can't afford a nice pair.
By nature a labor of love, eyeLAB is a one-woman deal, and the sliding-scale concept is unique, but Grbac hopes to pair with charitable organizations in the future so she can dispense free eyewear to the most indigent customers. Give her a visit, whether or not you can afford the smart new frames. 2298 Clay St., Denver, 80211 25th and Lawrence streets Public bikes and public art ought to go hand in hand, and at this stylin' RiNo B-cycle station, one of fifty in the city, they do. Colorado sculptor Christopher Hecker's untitled urban-art assemblage, built from recycled car hoods and emblazoned with the word "Bike," is the perfect advertisement for B-cycle, especially in an arts district: Not only does it repurpose a dinosaur automobile, but it encourages B-cycle patrons to trade in their metal for pedals. As sugar addicts and cheapskates already know, it's a scientific fact that candy canes and butterscotch pillows taste exactly the same whether they're intact or broken into pieces.
In the Oops Room at the Hammond's Candies factory, thrifty five-year-olds (and grown-ass men who love caramel marshmallows and saving money) can get their candy fix for less by buying the factory's fractured goods. At Hammond's, Denver's 91-year-old candy company, even the mistakes are delicious. 5735 N. Washington St., Denver, 80216 Queen Anne Urban Bed and Breakfast The Queen Anne has everything you'd expect from a good downtown Denver B&B. Within reasonable walking distance of the 16th Street Mall and other urban attractions, its side-by-side Victorian houses open up to reveal old-style hospitality, served in lovely old rooms, some of which sport vaulted ceilings or city views. But it also runs on a streak of modernism: Proprietor Milan Doshi, a trained chef, dishes out lovely breakfasts based on locavore principles (there's a big garden in back in the summer, where guests can dine outdoors), and green and eco-friendly standards are observed throughout the inn, right down to the organic linens and low-flow toilets.
To top it off, the Queen Anne also features a series of super-urban rooms decorated by an edgy stable of local artists and designers. For visitors hoping for a real city experience, it's an excellent launching pad. 2147-51 Tremont, Denver, 80205 Lombardi's Upholstery and Embroidery Best Budget Broncos Jersey MakeoverDenver Broncos (backup?) quarterback, underwear salesman and clean-living phenomenon Tim Tebow has sold a lot of No. 15 jerseys since the team drafted him in April 2010; in fact, his jersey has consistently been one of the NFL's top sellers. But jerseys are expensive, which gave Daniella Grieve, of Lombardi's Embroidery in Arvada, an idea: Bring her your old Brandon Marshall (remember him?) No. 15 jersey, and she'll replace the former Broncos wide receiver's name with Tebow's for $25. It's a bargain for Denver fans and a good way to make sure that Tebow groupies keep their shirts on. Best Store in an Indoor Mall: LEGO StoreBridge RoadWelwyn Garden CityHertfordshireAL8 6TP
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