Monday, August 3, 10:30 am: Hawaiian Falls Day! Don't forget to get your coupon for free admission with the purchase of a child's admission before noon. http://www.hfalls.com/waterpark/maui-moms-coupon.html
Thursday, August 6, UTA Planetarium, 2:00 pm: Join two children on a magical journey through the Solar System, aided by a talking astronomy book, a cardboard rocket, and a vivid imagination. During this imaginative show, audiences will land on Venus, fly through the rings of Saturn, and discover the secrets of the Solar System. Cost is $5/adult and $4/child. You can get a 2 for 1 Admission coupon at the Arlington Visitor's Bureau, or by visiting this link. http://www.arlington.org/couponsandspecials/printcoupons/entertainment/planetarium
Saturday, August 8, 2:00 pm: Final Library Reading Club Summer Celebration with Mad Science of Tarrant County- Everyone is invited to attend our final program to celebrate all the fun and reading we have experienced during the summer. Our special entertainment will be Mad Science of Tarrant County, demonstrating amazing science tricks and facts. Read the Bookworm will be on hand for photo opportunities and there will be additional activities in the lobby before and after the show. We will even have a “corral” where parents can leave their strollers during the program. So head ‘em up and drive on down. Celebrate how much we love libraries and Texas. Cost is FREE and it looks like it will be a fun event.
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does anyone know where to park for the planetarium?
I found this on a website:
PLANETARIUM LOCATION: The Planetarium is inside the Chemistry & Physics Building on the south side of the UTA Campus. The street address is 700 Planetarium Place, but you can’t park directly to the front of the building. There are parking meters along the street on the southside of campus, but it’s hard to find a spot on the weekdays when school is in-session. It’s easiest to pay to park in the parking garage off West Street. The parking garage averages about $2 per hour. By the time we watched the show and walked around the campus a little bit, it cost us $4 to park. The parking garage is well-marked, so just follow the signs once you turn east off of Cooper Street.
The UTA Planetarium website says that they offer a $1/hr discount on parking in the garage if you show your ticket stub.
We're planning on getting there around 1:45. Hopefully that will be enough time. See you there!
Here's the link to the directions/parking page of the Planetarium site, if you need it.
http://www.uta.edu/planetarium/about/directions-and-parking.php
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