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Family Workshop: "Mini Future City Day: Create the Transport of Your Dreams"
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When: 03/09/2013
Time: 11:00 am - 01:00 pm
Age: Family
Location: The West End Museum
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150 Staniford St. Boston, Massachusetts, United StatesWebsite: http://www.thewestendmuseum.org
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Make your dreams come to life! On a giant plan of Boston, you will have the chance to dream up the ultimate transportation system of the future using all sorts of arts and craft supplies. Then you will have the chance to share your creativity by showing off how it works. Through this event, you'll learn how people get around Boston today, how that came to be, and how you could put your own ideas into practice! This is the work that engineers do every day, and the folks from the Boston Society of Civil Engineers happily bring you this this activity to show you why they love what they do so much! Visit www.engineeryourfuture.org to learn more about the big Future City Competition for grades 6 - 8 that they run every year, and a list of activities they organize all year around.
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