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USA: Southeast, Best Corn Mazes and Fall Festivals for Families 2008.
From Virginia to Georgia and Tennessee to Arkansas, farms, villages and towns are creating seasonal festivals that frame natural works of art. Clever and fun, corn is not just for breakfast anymore. Perhaps the ultimate integration of eco tourism and mainstream entertainment, each corn maze location provides uniquely themed entertainment. Carve a pumpkin or stuff a scarecrow; ride on a wagon full of hay or bob for apples, make time for fun.
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Pennsylvania: Kennett Square, Enjoying a Longwood Gardens Christmas.
A Christmas fantasy awaits guests to Longwood Gardens near Kennett Square, PA, November 27, 2008 through January 11, 2009. Dazzling floral displays, stunning trees, holiday music, 500,000 outdoor lights, dancing fountains and ice skating under the stars are just a few of the highlights of the popular Longwood Gardens Christmas.
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Scotland: Homecoming Scotland 2009.
Beginning in January 2009, Scots from near and far, with Scottish roots or a passion for Scotland, can enjoy the welcoming embrace of Scotland's "Homecoming" celebrations. Extending from January 25, 2009 (the 250th birthday of beloved Scots poet Robert Burns) to November 30, 2009 (St Andrew's Day), the countrywide Homecoming Scotland 2009 program will offer a series of cultural and heritage themed activities and festivals. With a jam-packed calendar of events themed by whisky, golf, Scottish innovation and a chance to enjoy events themed around Robert Burns, there will be something for visitors to enjoy every week of the year.
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Scotland: A Delightful Winter Getaway for Families.
With an exciting line-up of festivals and events this winter, Scotland makes the perfect winter getaway destination. Flights direct to Edinburgh and Glasgow – cities located a mere 45 minutes away from each other - are operated by Delta Airlines and Continental Airlines year-round.
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Quebec: Montreal, The Great Pumpkin Ball Is Back.
The Montreal Insectarium and Botanical Garden is a blast in any season but each October it turns down right creepy – in a fun way. It is the time for families to get in the "spirit" and celebrate Halloween Esmeralda the witch and her cat Abracadabra, Papo-citrouille and the Little Monsters Courtyard.
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USA: Northeast, Best Corn Mazes and Fall Festivals for Families 2008.
From Pennsylvania and Vermont to Rhode Island and New York, the idea is simple, enjoy the season. Select the perfect pumpkin, time travel, preview a film, or hike a mountain trail. We've managed to obtain a bird's eye view of Vermont's Apple Barn Maze to give you a sense of the season. Play flashlight tag or chase the kids through the corn stalks; ride on a wagon full of hay or bob for apples, make time for fun.
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USA: Southwest, Best Corn Mazes and Fall Festivals for Families 2008.
From country traditions in Texas and New Mexico to luscious apples in Arizona the season is in full swing. Corny or not mazes are made for families and mean fun. Sometimes with a pumpkin patch and sometimes haunted on weekend nights, mazes provide unique signatures as the lunar calendar ends the calendar year. Taste sweet apple butter or corncob jelly; carve a pumpkin or stuff a scarecrow; play flashlight tag or chase the kids through the corn stalks; ride on a wagon full of hay or bob for apples, the season looks promising.
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USA: Western Edge, Best Corn Mazes and Fall Festivals for Families 2008.
From San Diego to Seattle seasonal festivals make the weekend awesome. Mazes provide unique signatures as the lunar calendar ends the calendar year. Escape and run through a corn maze and tap your feet to a banjo; make a wreath of heater; sample local honey; carve a pumpkin or stuff a scarecrow; ride on a wagon full of hay or bob for apples, make time for fun.
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Florida: Tampa, Howl-O-Scream 2008 Puts a New Spin on Horror.
This fall, Florida’s top-rated haunted theme park attraction is back for an ninth season of blood-curdling scares with more haunted houses, scare zones and terrifying live shows than ever before! For 16 killer nights, Howl-O-Scream 2008 will transform Busch Gardens Africa into a nightmare of inescapable fear designed to overwhelm the senses with a new spin on horror.
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Tennessee: Pigeon Forge Winterfest 2007-2008.
This annual four-month winter celebration is loaded with entertainment, special events, twinkling lights, shopping bargains and Southern mountain-style hospitality. Touring the light displays is a favorite activity for our visitors, and there’s no better or easier way than onboard our city’s Trolley Tour of Lights.
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USA: Summer Music Festivals Mean Family Fun.
This is the good stuff, enjoy your summer and "listen to the music." Music festivals and festivals with music make for great family vacation times. Whether it is perform in a city park or an amphitheatre on a mountainside, relaxing and letting the music take hold is the whole idea. We've assembled an action list which includes good vibrations from Grant Park in Chicago, Barefoot Landing in North of Myrtle Beach, Dollywood in Pigeon Forge and the list goes on. Our Events Directory has oodles more, sorted by location on the planet.
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