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Rainforest Rhythm Exhibit Re-Opens
July 17, 2010
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The popular nature-inspired exhibit returns, inviting children to make music on nature-inspired instruments and explore music from around the world! Children can spin segments on a rain stick log and hear the gentle sounds of a tropical waterfall or create a symphony of sounds—their own “jungle jam session”—by beating out rhythms on drums made to resemble fallen trees. The 2,800 square foot exhibit will be open through Thanksgiving 2010.
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4231 Avenue of the Republics
Memorial Hall, Fairmount Park
Philadelphia, PA 19131 -
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Tickets: Free with Admission/$15
Info Phone: 215-581-3181
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July 17, 2010Times:
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