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Wednesday, September 21, 2011

Halloween 2011: The Spiders, Forget Butterflies

Step into a nightmare of eight-legged freaks, well actually a very nice exhibit that you and your children will enjoy. The Spider Pavilion is back this Sunday September 25th at the Natural History Museum.


Members of the Natural History Museum get preview days 23 and 24th,  though.

Why not be trapped in a small enclosure with many, many spiders? Replacing the Butterfly Pavilion during September-November is the Spider Pavilion with plenty of those creepy crawlers to gawk at. They aren't behind glass, they're moving around. Moving all around you.

The Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 Exposition Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90007
Phone: (213) 763-DINO

"The Spider Pavilion is located just outside the main Museum building on our South Lawn, and special ticketed admission applies. Tickets are sold in half-hour intervals throughout the day at a rate of $3 for adults, $2 for students and seniors, and $1 for children. Museum Members are free of charge. Tickets can be purchased at any Museum admissions desk or at the Spider Pavilion itself. The Pavilion is open every day of the week from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, with the last tickets sold at 4:30 pm."

The museum has some fun activities for Halloween coming up

There's suppose to be Annual Haunted Museum at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles, but I haven't seen anything official yet, I'll be sure to tell you if it's happening.

FASCINATING FLASHLIGHT TOURS

October 21 &28

We‘re keeping the Spider Pavilion open late for exciting nighttime exploration and guided tours by flashlight. Open until 8:30 pm. Free with Pavilion admission. Complimentary flashlight and commemorative pin while supplies last.

Dinosaurs vs Spiders Overnight Adventure

October 21-22

Two of our favorite subjects come together in this special sleepover. For families with children 5 years and older.
www.nhm.org/overnights


Halloween Festival

October 30

Join us for a fun family festival complete with a costume parade. Trick-or-treat in the Museum galleries and enjoy festive activities all afternoon at the Pavilion. Free with general Museum admission.