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Texas Bodhi Society Zen Meditation 713-923-5666 Contact: sam@redcarpetinn-houston.com
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Space Center Houston, the official visitors center for
NASA's Johnson Space Center, is the only place on earth where guests
can embark on an out-of-this-world journey through human adventures
in space. Space Center Houston features a multitude of permanent exhibits, attractions and theaters. In addition, the venue presents an array of traveling exhibits and events created exclusively by Space Center Houston's creative exhibit team. Tel: 281-244-2100 Address: 1601 NASA Parkway, Houston, TX 77058 Web site: http://www.spacecenter.org |
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Moody Gardens, consisting of Aquarium, Rainforest
and Discovery Pyramids, is an educational attraction focusing on
nature. Aquarium Pyramid Moody Gardens invites guests to dive into four oceans of the world. Explore the complex beauty and seemingly endless species of marine life in the North Pacific, South Pacific, South Atlantic and Caribbean at the Aquarium at Moody Gardens. Large touch tanks and jewel tanks feature the vivid beauty of the ocean world and provide underwater classrooms and learning opportunities for people of all ages. The blue glass pyramid reaches more than 12-stories high. Built on two viewing levels, guests will stroll up and down walkways to experience the exhibits from above and below the water's surface. Tel: 800-582-4673 One Hope Boulevard, Galveston, TX 77554 Web site: http://www.moodygardens.com |
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With more than seven million annual visits,
the Houston Museum District is one of the top cultural districts
in the country. Eighteen institutions make up the Houston Museum District, and 11 are free all the time. Buffalo Soldiers National Museum Educates the public about the contributions of African-American soldiers by chronicling their accomplishments from the Revolutionary War to modern times. Byzantine Fresco Chapel Museum Displays two 13th-century frescoes that belong to the Church of Cyprus, the only intact Byzantine frescoes in the Western Hemisphere. |