South Florida Museum Bishop Planetarium and Parker Manatee Aquarium
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| | Night at the Museum- Osmosis Jones |
| Saturday, January 3, 20094pm- 9pm
Help us kick off the Year of Science with a little exploration of the inner workings of the human body. Watch Osmosis Jones in the Planetarium at 4:15, followed by fun, and potentially icky, activities for the whole family. Enjoy planetarium shows all evening: Live Star Talk at 7:00, Extreme Planets at 7:30, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at 8:15. Manatee presentations in the aquarium at 5:00 and 6:30. Admission is half price after 4pm. Members are always free. Food is available for a nominal price.Questions? Contact Amara Cocilovo 941-746-4131 x 11
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| Members' Reception and Welcoming Celebration |
| Monday, January 5, 2009 5- 6:30 pm
The Museum has many things to celebrate this New Year and we hope you'll join us! We're open Mondays again, there are two new baby manatees sharing Snooty's tank, and we have a new planetarium presentation to show off! Join us for a casual reception at 5pm, an introduction to the new babies in the aquarium at 5:30, and a screening of Ultimate Universe in the planetarium at 6pm. Light refreshments and family activities will be provided. For members only, free admission. Please RSVP to Amara Cocilovo 746-4131x11
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NEW! Science Cafe at The Cellar Lounge
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| Thursday, January 8, 2009 6:30 - 8:30 pm- Is Anybody Out There?
Did you ever wonder...? Join the South Florida Museum in its inaugural Science Café at The Cellar Lounge. This monthly event will bring local scientists, science enthusiasts and the science-curious together for casual, fun and enlightening conversations about topics that you just don't get to discuss every day. We'll begin by exploring The Search for Extraterrestrial Life with expert astronomer Jeff Rodgers. On the 2nd Thursday of each month we'll present a different topic of scientific interest for discussion. Drink specials, affordable food, and prize drawings. See? Exercising your brain cells can be fun! The Cellar is located at 4307 26th Street West (just north of Cortez Avenue) in Bradenton. Contact Amara Cocilovo 941-746-4131 x 11 |
| Your Place In Space 4: Solar Systems |
| Tuesday, January 13, 2009 6:30pm- 8pm  Until 1995, we knew of one solar system in the universe - our own. Now we have discovered over 300 other solar systems in our little corner of the Milky Way galaxy. Join Jeff Rodgers for a talk about the formation and history of our solar system, and a peek into how we are learning about planets around other stars. $5, members free. Please RSVP to Amara Cocilovo at 746-4131 x 11
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| Preview Reception for Finders Keepers: Collectors and Collections |
| Friday, January 23, 2009 6pm- 8pm
What do people collect and why? See selected private collections from area collectors and find out the answer. Families are welcome and children will have the opportunity to start (or add to) stamp, coin and sports card collections of their own as they learn about organizing and preserving collections. Members of the Museum Friends are free. Guests and nonmembers are welcome with a suggested $10 at the door. Light refreshments will be served. Please RSVP to Suzanne White at 941.746.4131, ext 37
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| Membership Advantage |
| Discount on Around the Bend Nature Tours! All Members of the South Florida Museum Friends Program get a $2 discount on any tours offered by Around the Bend Nature Tours in the month of January. You can play the Scrub Jay Game (optional) at Rye Preserve Jan 10, dig with an Archaeologist at Manatee Mineral Springs just east of downtown Bradenton January 19, or play with replica tools at Emerson Point January 31. Contact Karey Fraley for more info.
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| Sincerely,
Amara Cocilovo The South Florida Museum
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