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Brighton Center's WINTER 2018-2019 Activity Resource Directory WINTER ACTIVITES INSIDE/ONGOING ADVENTURES Monday-Saturday 10Am-5:00PM Call for pricing for Explore science, technology, history and the arts through creative, hands-on activities and Hamilton Cincinnati Museum Center 1301 Western Ave Cincinnati, OH Cincinnati ALL AGES Sunday 11am-6:00PM each museum. games at Cincinnati Museum Center Cincinnati Art Museum features an art collection of more than 65,000 works spanning 6,000 years. In addition to displaying its own broad collection, the Art Museum also hosts Cincinnati Art Museum several national and international traveling exhibitions each year. Free General 953 Eden Park Drive, Tuesday-Sunday 11AM-5PM Thursday's Visitors can enjoy the exhibitions or participate in the Art Museum’s wide range of art- Hamilton Cincinnati Art Museum Cincinnati ALL Ages Admission and Cincinnati, OH 45202 11AM-8PM related programs, activities and special events. General admission is always free for all, Parking 513-639-2995 plus Art Museum members receive additional benefits including discounted or free admission to special exhibitions. Cincinnati Art Museum Performances, artist demonstrations, storytelling, scavenger hunts, tours, and hands-on 953 Eden Park Drive Cincinnati, First Saturday every month, Hamilton Family First Saturdays Cincinnati All ages FREE art making activities are just the start of the fun for the whole family. There’s a different OH 45202 513- September—May, 12—4 p.m theme each month for these FREE events 639-2995 This 30-minute experience will introduce you and your infant (ages 0-2) to the world of art Cincinnati Art Museum FREE *First come with a tour designed to stimulate their developing minds. We will explain the positive 953 Eden Park Drive Cincinnati, Reservations can be made online or by first serve, Hamilton Baby Tours Cincinnati ages 0-2 effects of visual stimulation with masterpieces that will mesmerize the Art Museum’s OH 45202 513- calling (513) 721.ARTS registration youngest visitors. Strollers are not permitted so that you and your child can better 639-2995 recommended experience the art together. Cincinnati Art Museum Family ARTventures Tours Saturdays, 1 Here’s the place to interact with “touchable” art objects. These family-oriented tours and 953 Eden Park Drive Cincinnati, Hamilton Family Tours Cincinnati All Ages p.m. and Family ARTventures ART FREE Art Stops actually allow you to do just that, and are led by our knowledgeable Art Museum OH 45202 513- STOPS Sundays, 3 p.m docents, allowing families to get to know our collections hands-on. 639-2995 Cincinnati Art Museum The REC is a space for families to discover the Art Museum’s collection in a fun, The Rosenthal Education Center 953 Eden Park Drive Cincinnati, Tuesday – Sunday, 11–5 Thursday's Hamilton Cincinnati All ages FREE immersive, hands-on, and safe manner. Open during regular Art Museum hours. Special (REC OH 45202 513- 11-8 events will be hosted in the center. 639-2995 Newport Aquarium 1 Adults $25, Aquarium Way Newport, Children 2-12 $18, It's the most affordable family fun around with tons of fun things to see and do. You'll see Campbell Newport Aquarium Newport All ages 10- 6pm KY 41071 859-491- Children under 2 the most exotic creatures in the world. Meet penguins. Pet sharks. Feed birds. 3467 are free Newport Aquarium Catch the Penguin Sunrise with one of our lovable African Penguins. 1 Aquarium Way Campbell Penguin Parade Newport All ages Daily @ 11:00am FREE An Animal Experience Specialist and two Biologists will present information and Q&A Newport, KY sessions. 859-491-3467 Civil War Museum located in Devou Park. The museum has programs for preschoolers Adults: $9.00 60+: such as Tot Tuesday and Grand Discovery Camps. The school age children can 1600 Montaque Rd Covington, KY Sunday 1:00-5:00 Tuesday-Saturday $8.00 ages 3-17: participate in school field trips, scout programs, summer camps and other special Kenton Behriner Crawford Museum Covington All Ages 41011 10:00-5:00 CLOSED MONDAYS $5.00 *Free activities, and the adults can enjoy tours, lectures, musical programs and receptions * Parking Additional fees/registration may be required Visit website for details http://www.bcmuseum.org/ Regal Wilder 103 Crossing Drive Wilder, Check website for movie showings and Campbell Regal Wilder Wilder All ages check for prices All shows are $6.50 all day on Tuesdays. KY 41076 859-442- times 0051 Adults are FREE! Toddlers $4 Every This multi-level indoor play paradise is big…really big. In fact, it’s awesome. But that’s not Mon-Thur 9:30-8pm 7102 Office Park Dr. Day all. Jack’s Playground is filled with tons of cool slides, climbs, and interactive elements Toddler/Prescho Fri-Sat 9:30-9pm Butler Jump and Jacks West Chester, OH 45069 West Chester Kids 3 and Up - $8 that are sure to keep kids smiling as they move from adventure to adventure. Better still, ol Sun 12-8pm Tel: 513.779.5867 Weekdays & $10 this engaging, creative play will keep their minds firing on all cylinders as their Friday FUN Nights! 5-9pm Every Friday Friday Nights & imaginations run wild to keep up with their bodies! Weekends Monday- Friday $6.00 CHARITABLE PLAY HOURS 885 St. Rt. 28 Weekends and Monday - Saturday: 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. $2 PER CHILD Clermont Recreations Outlet Milford, Ohio 45150 Milford All ages school Holidays: Sunday: Noon - 6 p.m. 513.831.PETE (7383) $8.00 for up to 2 Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday: 9 a.m. - 11 a.m. hours of play (with tax) per child. Monday-Wednesday 10:00pm.-3:00pm Totter's Otterville is an educational entertainment center geared towards children ages 10 Thursday 10:00a.m.-5:00p.m. and under. Otterville is a secure environment with fascinating "play to learn" activities that 4314 Boron Dr. Children aged 1+ Kenton Totter Otterville Latonia Toddler Friday & Saturday 10:00a.m. - 8:00p.m. will provide hours of fun for the entire family. Totter's Otterville is located inside Johnny's Covington, KY 41015 $8.95 Adults: Free Sunday 11:00a.m. - 5:00p.m. Toy Store in Covington, Kentucky and includes train tables, live performances, art projects and much more! Otterville also has its own cafe serving food, snacks and drinks. Please confirm all dates, times and prices with venue listed; information is subject to change without notice. 1 Krohn changes throughout the year with special exhibits and programs, including the ever- 1501 Eden Park Drive Eden Adults: $7.00 5- popular "Butterfly Show," Hamilton Khron Conservatory Cincinnati All Ages Daily 10:00-5:00 Park, Cincinnati OH 12: $4.00 You can always visit the famous rainforest waterfall and exotic plants on permanent display in the Palm, Tropical, Desert and Orchid houses as well. The underlying theme of the Underground Railroad is that the path to Adults: $15 National Underground Railroad freedom—historically and in contemporary times—is a constant struggle requiring Seniors 60+: $13 Freedom Center Tuesday - Saturday 11am-5pm courage, perseverance and cooperation among people of diverse backgrounds willing to National Underground Railroad Children ages 3- Hamilton 50 E. Freedom Way Cincinnati All Ages Sunday Noon-5:00 help one another. Freedom Center 12: $10.50 Cincinnati, OH 45202 Tickets sold until 4pm Our purpose is to tell the story of the struggle for freedom in the United States through Children under 3: 513-333-7500 exhibits and programs that focus on America's battle to rid itself of the ugly scourge of Free slavery and treat all its citizens with respect and dignity Adults: $8 315 West Court Street Tuesdays – Saturdays: 10 (65+): $7 The Fire Museum of Greater Cincinnati allows you to recognize past Cincinnati firefighting Cincinnati Fire Museum of Cincinnati, OH 45202 a.m.–4 p.m. *Children (7–17): Hamilton Cincinnati All Ages efforts, to celebrate today’s firefighting advancements, and to support fire safety in your Cincinnati (downtown) *Hours subject to change, please contact $6 community (513) 621-5553 before visiting (6 and under): FREE Home Depot Free Kids The Home Depot offers free workshops for do-it-yourselfers of all ages and experience Your local Home Depot All ages Dates and Times vary per location FREE Workshops levels. Check your local store or the website for details. Bring your kids and Meet the Critters. Discover scales, tails and a whole lot of fun during multiple Meet the Critters local Petco all ages dates and times vary per location FREE this free event dedicated to exploring the wonderful world of small pets. *Not available at locations all stores. Please contact your local Petco for details Covedale Center for the Performing $29 for adults: $26 Thursday 7:30pm Covedale Center for the Arts 4990 Glenway for seniors, Hamilton Cincinnati All ages Friday & Saturday 8pm Sundays Live theater performance . Performing Arts Ave Cincinnati, OH 45238 students and at 2pm. 513-241-6550 groups The American Sign Museum is the premier institution for preserving historic signs and Adult $15.00 promoting the contributions the sign industry makes to commerce, culture, and the American Sign Museum Children 12 and American landscape. Guided Tours are strongly recommended and are included in the 1330 Monmouth Street Wednesday – Saturday 10:00 – 4:00 Hamilton http://www.americansignmuseum Cincinnati All Ages under free admission price. The tours bring to life the stories behind the signs and the evolution of Cincinnati Ohio 45225 Sunday: 12:00 – 4:00 .org/ Senior/Military/Stud signs on the American landscape. On weekdays, the tour includes a visit to the onsite ent ID:$10.00 neon shop for a demonstration of how neon signs are made.
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