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WHAT:
The Science Center Consortium of Florida suggested an exhibit that showcases the many activities that go on within cities - the hidden wonders that keep Florida's cities working every day.

The Consortium and the Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science (MOAS) in Tallahassee joined with the Florida League of Cities to begin the exhibit, and have been working on it and the related activities for approximately two years.

The exhibit is 2,500 square feet, with many activities for visitors, and activities geared toward the thousands of students who visit these centers every year.

WHY:
The quality of life Florida's citizens enjoy is not an accident-those living in cities, working there and participating in their communities make it happen! As one of the fastest growing states for more than 50 years, it is important for all Floridians to understand how everyday services are delivered, and how unique and special Florida's cities are. A list of the exhibit features is attached.

WHO:
In addition to the partners listed above, several state agencies and associations have given their support to the exhibit, because they agree with the message being delivered through the exhibit.


WHERE:
The exhibit will travel throughout the state for three years, and be permanently housed at the MOAS in Tallahassee. Other sites include Tampa Museum of Science and Industry; Daytona Beach Museum of Arts and Sciences, Orlando Science Center, Jacksonville Museum of Science and History, Ft. Lauderdale Museum of Discovery and Science, Miami Museum of Science ,and Science Center of Pinellas County