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Park District of Oak Park Winter Program Guide 2017-18

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22 www.pdop.org AdultTrips Field Museum Supervisor: Amanda Heiman e Field Museum is a natural history museum in Chicago, and is one of the largest such museums in the world. Special exhibit: Ancient Mediterranean Cultures in Contact What happens when cultures collide and people are able to trade, interact, and influence each other like never before? Showcasing more than 100 objects from e Field Museum collections, Ancient Mediterranean includes Etruscan gold jewelry, a mummy from Egypt, and a bronze bathtub from Pompeii. Transportation and ticket included. Lunch on your own. Min 8/Max 13 Shedd Aquarium Supervisor: Amanda Heiman Shedd Aquarium combines the best of early 20th- century age of aquariums with a diverse, global animal collection surrounded by eye-popping architecture with 21st century advances in animal care, environments and interpretation. Excellence and innovation are Shedd traditions. Explore the fabulous underwater world at the Shedd Aquarium as we discover different aquatic habitats and species without getting wet! Transportation and ticket included. Lunch is on your own. Min 8/Max 13 Robie House Supervisor: Amanda Heiman Frank Lloyd Wright's Robie House is both a masterpiece of the Prairie style and an icon of modern architecture. Trained interpreters offer insights into amazing contemporary spaces designed by Wright over a hundred years ago. Visitors can explore the home while witnessing the current restoration which is returning the building to its original splendor. Transportation and a guided tour included. Lunch is on your own. Min 8/Max 13 Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum Supervisor: Amanda Heiman Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum is a nature museum located in Chicago, Illinois. e museum focuses on the natural history of the Chicago region and is known for its live butterfly house. Transportation and ticket included. Lunch is on your own. Min 8/Max 13 Medieval Times Supervisor: Amanda Heiman Join us during the day for some "knight"time fun as we experience Medieval Times dinner and show- Chivalry, Rivalry and Revelry! Knights, horses, falconry and jousting with all the color and action of medieval Spain. Transportation, admission and lunch included. Min 10/Max 26 Program Ages Day(s) & Date(s) Time(s) Location Activity # AA*/Res/NR JANUARY TRIPS Field Museum 50 + Tu, Jan 9 9:00A - 3:00P Off Site Facility 161813-01 $25/30/35 Shedd Aquarium 50 + Tu, Jan 23 9:00A - 3:00P Off Site Facility 161800-01 FREE/25/30 FEBRUARY TRIPS Robie House 50 + Th, Feb 1 9:00A - 3:00P Off Site Facility 161807-01 $35/40/45 Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum 50 + Tu, Feb 6 9:00A - 3:30P Off Site Facility 161809-01 $27/32/37 DuSable African American Museum 50 + Tu, Feb 20 9:00A - 3:00P Off Site Facility 161808-01 FREE/20/25 Medieval Times 50 + W, Feb 28 9:00A - 4:00P Off Site Facility 161890-01 $52/57/62 January TRIPS FEBRUARY TRIPS Dusable Museum of African-American History Supervisor: Amanda Heiman This museum is dedicated to the study and conservation of African-American history, culture, and art. Founded by Dr. Margaret Taylor- Burroughs in 1961, along with her husband Charles Burroughs, Gerard Lew, Eugene Feldman, and others, this museum was established to celebrate black culture at a time overlooked by most museums and academic establishments. Transportation and admission included. Lunch is on your own. Min 8/Max 13 MARCH TRIPS Adler Planetarium Supervisor: Amanda Heiman Join us in exploring the many permanent exhibits at this historic planetarium and research center. Opened in 1930, the Adler Museum is America's first planetarium. The 60,000 square foot Sky Pavilion features four exhibition galleries, including the historic Atwood Sphere. Enjoy lunch and the Chicago Skyline at the Cafe Galileo. Transportation and ticket included. Lunch is on your own. Min 8/Max 13 Chicago Flower and Garden Show Supervisor: Amanda Heiman The tradition of the Chicago Flower & Garden Show can be traced back to 1847 when it was created as an exhibit of prized fruits and flowers. Today, it is all about inspiring, educating and motivating the next generation of gardeners with fun ideas for any garden space. The 2018 show theme is Flower Tales, every garden has a story to tell. Transportation and admission included. Lunch is on your own. Min 8/Max 13 See page 19 for Active Adult Membership Information.

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