The New York Public Library‘s exhibit “The ABC of It: Why Children’s Books Matter” curated by Leonard S. Marcus has been extended to September 7, 2014.
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The National Children’s Museum, for children ages 8 and under, includes exhibits on health, global citizenship, the environment, civic engagement and the arts. …. Continue reading The National Children’s Museum 
The Torpedo Factory Art Center on the waterfront in Old Alexandria, VA, was once a building where torpedoes and other …. Continue reading The Torpedo Factory Art Center 
Pennsylvania has a hamburger festival, a chili pepper festival, an apple festival, and now a pretzel festival. …. Continue reading The Reading Pretzel Fest 
Joanna’s Furnace, owned by the Hay Creek Historical Association , was a charcoal iron furnace from 1791-1898 …. Continue reading The Hay Creek Festival at Joanna’s Furnace 
The Giant Heart: A Healthy Interactive Experience is an icon at the …. Continue reading Philadelphia’s Franklin Institute: The Giant Heart 
The United States Botanic Garden was the vision of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. It was established on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. in 1820 and opened to the public in 1850. …. Continue reading The United States Botanic Garden 
The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society’s Philadelphia International Flower Show began in 1829 and now …. Continue reading The Philadelphia Flower Show |
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