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A Night at the Museum
Phone: (843) 853-8962
Price: $75
www.explorecml.org
Guests of the event will explore the museum after hours and enjoy interacting with exhibit characters from the film Night at the Museum, live and silent auctions, cocktails and beer, and food from local restaurants. All proceeds will support the museum.
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Children's Museum of the Lowcountry
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25 Ann St.
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(843) 853-8962
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