You dress up like Shakespeare or Einstein at Halloween, and when people call you a Lifelong Learner, you aren't the least bit embarrassed.
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Photo courtesy Flickr Creative Commons/dtraleigh - Antique Raleigh linen:
Photo courtesy Flickr Creative Commons/winged photography - Entrance Oakwood Cemetery:
Photo courtesy Flickr Creative Commons/tsmyther - Dinosaur at the N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences:
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Photo courtesy Flickr Creative Commons/foshbousel - N.C. Museum of Art:
M. Hnizdovsky
a lesson in history
History doesn't have to be boring, especially when it involves dinosaurs, past presidents, scandals and the relocation of the state capital based on the Cherry Bounce, a drink once made at a local tavern.
featured event - The Story of North Carolina
Lifelong Learners will love this long-anticipated chronological exhibit. The Story of North Carolina is so large that it will debut in two parts in 2011. Part One traces life in North Carolina from its earliest inhabitants through the 1830s. The final part of the 20,000-square-foot exhibit, opening with a grand celebration on Saturday, Nov. 5, tells the rest of the state’s story. Admission is free. | Learn Morealso this month...
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Did you know?
Raleigh boasts more than 4,300 acres of parkland and almost 1,400 acres of water, offering recreational activities year round.
