Boots on the Ground  A Western Line Dance Party Come and join us for a fun-filled evening of line dancing at our **Western Line Dance Party**! Dust off your boots and get ready to show off your best dance moves. The event will be held at **301 E Godfrey Ave**, so mark your calendars and get ready to kick up your heels. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a beginner, everyone is welcome to join in on the fun. Grab your friends and come on down for a night of dancing, music, and good times. Yeehaw! Food will be available for purchase. 🌵 Boots & Beats: A Western Line Dance Party 🤠 ✨ Mother’s Day Special ✨ 📅 Friday, May 9th
⏰ 6 PM - 9 PM
📍 Jenice’s Event & Conference Center 💃 Line Dance Lessons 🕺
🎶 Boot-Scootin’ Beats All Night
👗 Best Western Outfit Contest – Show Off Your Style! 🎖️
🍷 BYOB – Bring Your Own Beverage
🎁 Fun, Games & Prizes 💲 $20 Admission Grab your cowboy hats, boots, and fans, and come ready to dance the night away! Don’t miss this fun-filled Mother’s Day celebration at Jenice’s!

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This museum, founded and operated by the University of Pennsylvania, requires a ticket. Since it&#39;s not very popular, the ticket revenue likely only partially covers operating costs. It&#39;s easily accessible by subway or bus, with the subway about a ten-minute walk away. There&#39;s a small garden with a fountain at the entrance. Walk past the garden and into the museum lobby, where the front desk staff scans your ticket before you enter. The Egyptian section on the left is undergoing renovations, and some Egyptian artifacts have been moved to the second floor. The right-hand hall on the first floor begins with the Sumerian civilization of the Mesopotamian region, detailing various artifacts and kingdoms. The domed center hall on the second floor displays artifacts from Asia, particularly China, including two reliefs of the Six Horses from the Zhaoling Mausoleum in Xianyang. Seeing artifacts from my hometown from such a distance is truly moving. The left-hand hall on the second floor features ancient Greek and Roman artifacts. The collection is extensive and densely displayed. The museum itself is small, but its detailed presentation of various ancient civilizations is well worth a visit.

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