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Saturday
Options
(Subject To Change---More
Details Shall Be Added---Please Visit Frequently)
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Saturday
Afternoon Is Flexible.
We Have Offered a Few Suggestions Below.
(please don't miss the Saturday
NIGHT Party) |
More
information will be available at the FRIDAY
night event @ DEVON (Bayshore) and at our breakfast/brunch
social on Saturday monring at IHOP. |
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Saturday-July.26.2008 |
| Saturday
Morning
July.26.2008 |
Optional
Breakfast/Brunch |
Join
Your Classmates
And Their Families
at
The International
House Of Pancakes (IHOP)
on Saturday AM.
--
Very informal & relaxed
-- "Family Friendly"
atmosphere
-- Bring
The Kids!!!
-- Another chance to hang
out
-- Chat about plans for Saturday
afternoon
-- Enjoy some tasty and affordable
food
-- Everybody responsible for
their own dining bill |
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Time:
Very Flexible
We'll be around between
10:00 AM - 2:00
PM |
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Saturday
Afternoon
July.26.2008 |
Flexible
Afternoon Activities
(your
choice from below)
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Harley-Davidson
Tour (plant
tour)
11700 West Capitol Drive
Wauwatosa, WI 53222
414-343-7850
-- info
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Tour the facility where Sportster®
and Buell® powertrains are manufactured
and Screamin' Eagle® performance
parts and motorcycle replacement
parts are produced. See how Harley-Davidson
Evolution® and Twin Cam engines
are remanufactured.
Tours are offered from 10:00 a.m.
to 1 p.m. on Saturdays through August
30th. Tickets are distributed on
a first-come, first-served basis.
It is recommended that you arrive
early in the day, as we experience
capacity constraints during the
summer months. |
German
Fest
www.germanfest.com
Location: Henry Maier Festival Park
Phone: 414/464-9444
Grab a stein and cool off with your
favorite brew at North America’s
largest annually held German festival!
Indulge German cuisine. Watch craftsmen
demonstrate old-world artistry.
Enjoy a colorful brass band or stroll
through the Marktplatz for unique
German gifts, from clocks to steins. |
Boat
tour: The
river cultures--a rustic
cruise
1:00 PM -3:30 PM
www.urban-anthropology.org
Location: Urban Anthropology, 509
E. Erie
Phone: 414/271-9417
Tour the Milwaukee River and learn
about the cultural groups that developed
their shores, including the Wisconsin
Indians, the Irish, the Italians,
and most recently, the Creative
Class. The tour includes an ethnic
lunch, a documentary on Milwaukee’s
urban Indians, two guides, and a
boat ride. A free walking tour of
the Third Ward is available after
the boat tour. Reservations are
required by 5p.m. the Friday before
the tour. Special tours can be arranged
for groups of 15 or more. $40 (cash/check)
for adults (includes all tour fees,
food, tips, boat trip). $5 off for
children, seniors, students. Tour
meets in front of the Riverfront
Pizzeria at 509 E. Erie Street,
1-3:30p.m. Participants must be
mobile enough to board a boat. |
Summer
Gallery Night and Day
July 25, 2008 - July 26, 2008
Fri. 5-9p.m., Sat. 11a.m.-4p.m.
Hours vary by participant.
www.historicthirdward.org
Location: Downtown Milwaukee
Phone: 414/273-1173
Come to Gallery Night and Day!
It's the ultimate weekend... galleries
to discover,
museums to explore and shops to
browse! |
Bayshore
Shopping Spree
(Familiar Mall w/ NEW Look &
Atmosphere)
www.bayshoretowncenter.com
Bayshore Town Center
5800 N. Bayshore Dr.
Glendale, WI 53217
(414) 332-8136
Enjoy a walk outside along "real"
city streets, as you discover that
you are still able to navigate the
bulk of the mall from indoors.
Horse-drawn
carriages... shopping... dining...
and more. Inside the mall itself,
Bayshore veterans will recognize
bits of the old place. From about
the middle, north to Sears, it appears
that not much has changed. But south
toward Boston Store, the place feels
much different.
Enjoy
restaurants such as Bravo! and Devon
Seafood Grill boasting spacious
outdoor dining areas offering a
view of the Town Square garden.
Bayshore Town Center looks as though
it's going to be a great holiday
shopping source but even better
as a summer spot for social gathering
and fun. |
Milwaukee
Arts Museum
www.mam.org
Tour Scheduler
700 N. Art Museum Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53202
(414) 224-3842
The Milwaukee Arts Museum has its
roots in two Milwaukee art groups
from the 1880s. These organizations
and their collections merged under
one roof for the first time in 1957.
The Museum and its holdings continued
to grow over the decades. In 2001,
a major addition put the Museum
on the map, nationally as well as
internationally.
The Quadracci Pavilion, the first
Calatrava-designed building to be
completed in the United States,
opened in 2001 to rave reviews.
The expansion project included new
exhibition galleries and an auditorium,
as well as a museum store and cafe.
In addition, the Museum completely
renovated and remodeled its Collection
galleries. |
Milwaukee
Public Zoo
www.milwaukeezoo.org
10001 West Blue Mound Road
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53226
Information: (414) 256-5412
The Milwaukee County Zoo is a serene
home to more than 1,700 mammals,
birds, fish, amphibians and reptiles
with more than 350 species represented.
However, the Zoo has become more
than that to visitors. It is a site
for workshops, holiday celebrations,
summer concerts and food festivals.
Recognized
as one of the country’s finest
zoological attractions, the Milwaukee
County Zoo serves as a resource
to educate, entertain and inspire.
Today,
the Milwaukee County Zoo is among
the top zoos in the nation. It is
an accredited institution of the
Association of Zoos and Aquariums
(AZA). In recent years, the Zoo
has become increasingly involved
in the propagation and conservation
of endangered species. The Zoo is
currently engaged in several significant
breeding programs, including Humboldt
penguins and Trumpeter swans. Our
Zoo is also home to a troop of 21
bonobos, a highly endangered species
of great ape. Each new birth of
a bonobo marks a definite sign of
the Zoo’s commitment to conservational
programs such as the Species Survival
Plan (SSP) in which the Zoo participates. |
Decoration
Committee
"Day
of Decorations"
Have fun as you join your classmates
as we decorate the RKHS Cafeteria
for our evening event. We'll help
"dress up" the cafeteria
in a fitting fashion to help all
of us enjoy the evening. |
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