Fwd: Philadelphia Science Festival is Underway!

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From: "Philadelphia Science Festival" <gtrooskin@fi.edu>
Date: Fri, Apr 15, 2011 8:39 pm
Subject: Philadelphia Science Festival is Underway!
To: <joel@jcwcc.com>

		The Philadelphia Science Festival is Underway! Thousands of students jumping for science... Science stories being swapped... A new brew for you... A Saturday like no other! The Philadelphia Science Festival is now officially underway. Thousands of students participated in The Big Jump earlier today and the Science Story Slam and Festival Beer tapping are happening this evening. SCIENCE CARNIVAL ON THE PARKWAY! Saturday, April 16, 10:00AM-5:00PM | Logan Circle/The Ben Franklin Parkway Note: The Science Carnival is a RAIN OR SHINE event. It will definitely be an outdoor event. Dress accordingly and come on outside for science! Logan Circle will be transformed into a science wonderland! The event features more than 100 exhibitors offering non-stop family friendly experiments, interactive activities, games and a packed line-up of live entertainment on two stages! The Philadelphia Book Festival's Street Fair is just a few steps away—make it a day on the Parkway! CLICK HERE for the Carnival Map and Guide Please Note: Due to forecasted winds, the Aviator Park Stage pictured on the map has been relocated to Franklin Hall up the stairs and just inside The Franklin Institute. Access to Franklin Hall is free of charge. SMARTPHONE APPS Need help keeping track of everything that's happening during the Philadelphia Science Festival? There's an App for that! CLICK HERE for iPhone and Android App info. Sponsor Highlight: PNC Grow Up Great is a 10-year, $100 million investment in school readiness to help prepare children from birth to age five for success in school and life. Founded by The PNC Financial Services Group, Grow Up Great is what we believe to be the most comprehensive corporate-based school readiness program in the nation. We provide leadership, advocacy, resources and volunteers to assist parents, caregivers and communities in their efforts to increase the potential for young children to succeed. Improving their intellectual, social and emotional development in the earliest years can be vital to their long-term success. CONNECT:

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