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Dear Mr. Mandela, Dear Mrs. Parks: Children's Letters, Global Lessons Exhibits (Museum, Gardens, ...) (MSU Museum - Main Gallery) Michigan State University and the MSU Museum, in partnership with the Nelson Mandela Museum and the Keeper of the Word Foundation, helped ci... |
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Bring a Friend Month Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre, ...) (MSU Community Music School) The MSU Community Music School has always offered classes, lessons and ensembles that you enjoy. Now you can share your favorite CMS experie... |
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Unpacking Collections: The Legacy of Cuesta Benberry, An African American Quilt Scholar Exhibits (Museum, Gardens, ...) (MSU Museum - Heritage Gallery) This exhibition is an attempt to understand the work of Cuesta Benberry, one of America's important collector/scholars, through interacting ... |
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"Avelution" Birds in the Development of Darwin's Theory of Evolution Exhibits (Museum, Gardens, ...) (MSU Museum - West Gallery) Naturalist Charles Darwin was strongly influenced by avian examples while he was developing the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection. Bi... |
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Tomie DePaola's Strega Nona Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre, ...) (Wharton Center ) Based on the children's books by Tomie DePaola, Strega Nona is the musical tale of a friendly magical witch. Her tiny Italian town faces rea... |
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Music at the Museum: String ensemble Performing Arts (Dance, Music, Theatre, ...) (Michigan Historical Museum, 702 W. Kalamazoo St., Lansing.) Part of the 2009-2010 MSU College of Music Greater Lansing Community Concert Series | |
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The Little Star That Could Public Programs (Abrams Planetarium) Little Star is sad because he has no planets of his own, so he sets out on a quest to find some. Along the way he encounters an assortment ... |
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Two Small Pieces of Glass Public Programs (Abrams Planetarium) This show discusses the history of the telescope, from its creation by Hans Lipperhey, to the technology that runs today's largest telescope... |
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