Got Science?

*space is far out*

Time flies when your having fun! I can't believe the summer is almost over.

 I've been busy working  and having a blast at the Great Lakes Science Center's summer camps this week. If you haven't been to this museum in a while I would highly recommend checking it out. Not because I spend a lot of time here, but because it's a pretty awesome museum in itself. 

This winter/spring there was a complete renovation to the NASA Glenn Visitor Center and the Titanic exhibit is there until January 5th. I've seen the Titanic exhibit in 4 different location and each one is unique, but this is one my favorite collections.There is also a new Omnimax movie Hidden Universe playing. I haven't seen it yet but I've heard its really good. Be sure to check out the Mather while it is still open. Did you know it's actually floating?

There is always new stuff and really cool programs going on at the Great Lakes Science Center. For example August 10th is Space Saturday: Curiosity 1 year later. There are many of these space themed events through out the year that include astronaut meetings, artifacts, and hands on activities for all ages. Yuri Night's is an adult only costume party that is a blast! Space isn't the only focus of events... be on the look out for sleep overs and spooky science nights in the upcoming months! 

*multiple floors of fun*

This Saturday I'm looking forward to walking (stupid broken toe) the Run or Dye 5K. I just picked up my dye packet and T-shirt this afternoon, I can't wait! Yeah one more item soon to be off my list! 

Take a Hike- Cleveland Heritage

*start of tour*

This year marks the 5th anniversary of Take a Hike series. These urban hikes explores downtown Cleveland neighborhoods and the history behind them. The tours last 1-1 1/2  hours of walking and talking. Along the way actors pop out in character & period costumes to explain their contribution to history at key locations. The tours are free but donations are much appreciated. 

*Rockefeller came to chat*

I did the Playhouse Square tour a few years ago and the Warehouse District tour this weekend.  It was a great event to get out and see what is new & remember the old in downtown Cleveland! 


The Warehouse district was a fun tour since it's been a while that I've been in that area (but I preferred the Playhouse Square tour a bit more). The Warehouse tour is about the industry & business moguls while the Playhouse tour is more about the entertainment and music history.  The guide leading the tours is very knowledgeable about all time periods in Cleveland.The architecture of the buildings is breath taking and I learned about many hidden gems and facts about Cleveland. For example I can explain why the Rock N' Roll Hall of Fame is located here and the original spelling of the city's name. Who knew so much has happened and so many influential people have left their mark in this city throughout the years. 

*Halle Building*

*theater ceiling*

There are 5 different areas of tours running May 15th-September 15th rain or shine. Each area has a different historical focus. Reservations not required except for large groups. 


Playhouse Square Tuesday night
Civic Center Wednesday night
Gateway District Thursday night
Warehouse District Saturday morning
Canal Basin Park Sunday morning

I highly suggest checking them out. Just another reason Cleveland rocks!

For more information about the different hikes check out this page