Event Essentials
- Date:
- November 19, 2011
- Time:
- 8:00 AM
- Location:
- Main Level, Rotunda
Museum Map - Tickets:
- This event requires a ticket for entry.
- Cost:
- Doctorate Member Adult: $22, Adult Guest: $25, Doctorate Member Child: $12, Child Guest: $15
Please note: registration for this event has closed.
Doctorate-level members are invited to join Museum of Science and Industry President and CEO David R. Mosena for the opening of the 70th Annual Christmas Around the World and Holidays of Light. Hear what’s in store for members in 2012 and enjoy breakfast as the breathtaking display of more than 50 trees fills you with the wonder and warmth of the holiday spirit. This year also features a special exhibit of memories and memorabilia from the first 69 years of Christmas Around the World and Holidays of Light.
This event is open only to doctorate-level members. Members at other levels who wish to attend may upgrade their membership. Invitation is non-transferable and limited to the admit number on your membership card.
Tickets
Doctorate Member Adult: $22
Doctorate Member Child: $12
Adult Guest of Member: $25
Child Guest: $15
Registration closed
Thanks to all who have registered. Reservations for this event are no longer being taken.
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