Sentences with phrase «typical visit to the museum»

Fun Friday are essentially tours of areas and aspects of the Museum that are less well known or less explored during a typical visit to the Museum at Campbell River.

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Developed by our education staff and designed for children on the Autism Spectrum and with sensory processing disorders, the Social Narrative is an appropriate resource for all children curious about what to expect from a typical visit to the Nature Museum.

We go to the museum, zoo, Scienceworks, city and botanic gardens very regularly so a typical week might see us visiting one of those.

A typical school visit accommodates 12 - 15 students, has three hours duration and includes, among others, a visit to the Alexander Fleming Museum, short presentations and / or videos describing issues of modern Biological Research and demonstration of laboratories and experimental research models.

There's plenty of time here to visit world - famous museums, the opera house or indulge in typical Austrian desserts like strudel or Sacher Torte.

You will have the chance to dine in a museum like you never have before; learn to cook with a famous chef in the Sacred Valley; learn to shop for food and vegetables in the Lima street markets; learn to make Ceviche (raw fish dish) and Pisco Sour (typical cocktail of Peru); and visit a real Andean Village where you will appreciate how the potatoes are harvested and cooked.

Start your Jordan adventure in the cosmopolitan capital of Amman, tour the citadel, visit the Archaeological Museum and walk through the bustling local souk to try typical Jordanian street food.

Free morning to explore the artist area of San Blas with many workshops of paintings and scultures, (typical from Cusco) visit the Inca Museum just near the main Cathedral on the main Cusco's plaza, then you can visit the new Machupicchu Museum just 2 blocks near the Plaza and visit the Merced Convent.

The StART Up Art Fair «s Selection Committee, stalwarts of the Southern California scene, seemed to accept the difference between typical art / craft fair staples and what some of us look for in our museums, galleries, alternative spaces, and studio visits with equanimity in the process of the selection of artists.

Perhaps presenting the artistic «process» is difficult in the typical context of the museum or gallery, and this investigation is best left to open studio visits?