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Museum & Garden Exhibits During November

November in Orlando

By Theresa Johnston, About.com

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ALBIN POLASEK MUSEUM & SCULPTURE GARDENS

CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOO

  • Storytime at the Zoo
    October & November, 2008: From 10:00 - 10:30 each Wednesday enjoy stories about animals with a special zoo animal visit. Designed for pre-school age children.

LEU GARDENS

  • Leu Holiday House
    November 27, 2008 through January 1, 2009: The house is open each day from 10:00 - 10:30. The historic house is decorated with festive trees, ribbons and bows. Dioramas from Ron's Miniature Shop and Museum along with beautiful ornaments that garnish every room. Admission to the house is included with garden admission.

MORSE MUSEUM OF AMERICAN ART

ORLANDO MUSEUM OF ART

  • Festival of Trees
    Annual event starts November 15 and runs for nine days ending on November 23, 2008. Check the schedule of events for special programs and activities.

ORLANDO SCIENCE CENTER

  • Beakman’s World Tour
    Through January 2009: Based on the children’s hit television show Beakman’s World, this hands-on version will explore four very different worlds in exciting and innovative ways. Children and the young at heart can satisfy their curiosity for the worlds of the human body, space, dinosaurs, and rainforests.

  • Titanic - The Experience
    Through December 2008: The world-famous exhibition, features full-scale recreations of the ship's most famous locales along with historians in period costume interacting with guests.

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