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The tour will include the lobby area, the stage door canteen, the ballroom and the auditorium.
Kyle Margiotta will jury this show for the Montgomery County Guild of Professional Artists.
This exhibit features nature and landscape photography.
This juried exhibit features clay pieces by 18 area artists.
This exhibit features photos of various John Brown images.
This exhibit explores how the theme of "exile" has been incorporated into various graphic novels.
This exhibit features bird-inspired artwork in a variety of media from Linda Byrne, Elysa Voshell, Mara Scrupe, Kelly Franklin, Valerie Carrigan, Matthew Derezinski, Michelle Wilson, Marisha Simons an
This interactive exhibit teaches kids about the role trees play in the environment.
The three artists display recent work.
Photos of microscopic images are featured in this contest exhibit presented by Nikon.
Featured artist Rebecca Gilbert is a printmaking instructor at the University of the Arts. She's also in residence at Nexus Foundation.
Explore transportation in 'Roadside Attractions,' a fanciful look at all things mobile.
In 'City Capers,' kids get a realistic peek onto an urban streetscape and discover the people, businesses and neighborhoods that make city life so dynamic.
This is the first major exhibition to focus on women Pop artists. Traditionally the genre is associated with white men; this exhibit seeks to expand that definition to be more realistic and inclusive.
This exhibit explores the use of satire in the visual and literary arts. It includes items such as political pamphlets, biblical text, prints, illustrated children's books and more.
In 'Flight Fantasy' kids experiment with balance, speed and coordination as they simulate flying, rowing or playing hopscotch on a cloud.
Featuring thousands of blooms throughout the conservatory, Longwood showcases the revered orchid with innovative displays, interesting talks and tours and memorable exhibits.
Photographer John Woodin traveled to his native New Orleans in August of 2004 to take pictures of some of the unique architecture the city boasts. One year later, Hurricane Katrina stuck, leaving devi
Tour the church and learn about events that occurred there during the 1790's, when Philadelphia was the country's capital.
History comes alive when you step inside Please Touch Museum's bustling 1876 train station, part of 'Centennial Exploration.'
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