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ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Philadelphia Museum of Art This museum is among the largest and most important in the United States. Picasso, Braque, Duchamp, Dali and Miro are all included in the museum's contemporary collection. Holdings also include the most important collection in the world of Philadelphia artist Thomas Eakins. Rodin Museum This museum houses the largest collection of French sculptor Auguste Rodin's work outside of France. One of the greatest sculptors of the modern era he became known for his uncanny ability to convey movement and to show the inner feelings of the men and women he portrayed. Barnes Foundation Dr. Albert C. Barnes established The Barnes Foundation in 1922 to, "promote the advancement of education and the appreciation of the fine arts," with a special focus on providing access to arts education. The collection includes work by Henri Rousseau, Modigliani, Renoir, Cezanne, Monet and Peter Paul Reubens. The Foundation is also world renowned for it's arboretum and gardens. Opera Company of Philadelphia 2005 will mark the acclaimed Opera Philly's 30th anniversary season. The company performs in one of America's oldest concert halls, a beautiful open-horseshoe shaped, 2,897-seat auditorium known for its excellent sightlines, warm acoustics and a half-ton crystal chandelier hanging from the ceiling. The Academy stage has hosted the likes of Maria Callas, Enrico Caruso, Luciano Pavarotti, and Joan Sutherland. Pennsylvania Ballet Founded in 1963, Pennsylvania Ballet has been at the forefront of dance in America and is widely regarded as one of the premier ballet companies in the nation. Known for a diverse classical repertoire with a Balanchine backbone, versatile dancers with energy and exuberance are the company's enduring signatures Philadelphia Orchestra The Philadelphia Orchestra is now in its 104th season with Christoph Eschenbach as its seventh music director. In the summer it performs a series of acclaimed outdoor concerts amidst the greenery of Philadelphia's Fairmount Park. Philadelphia Theater Company PTC is dedicated to presenting the Philadelphia and world premieres of major works by contemporary playwrights with an emphasis on American drama. World premieres have included Terrence McNally's Tony Award-winning "Master Class". James A. Michener Art Museum This museum is dedicated to preserving, interpreting and exhibiting the art and cultural heritage of the Bucks County region. The museum is named for Doylestown's most famous son, the Pulitzer-Prize winning writer and supporter of the arts. Abington Art Center The AAC is an innovative arts center with a nationally recognized sculpture garden and gallery displaying contemporary art. Located in historic Alverthorpe Manor, admission is free. Glencairn Museum Glencairn Museum educates visitors about the history of religion using art and artifacts from a variety of time periods. Religious life through the ages is presented by means of a remarkable collection that illuminates the world's varied religions. Roth Farm Living History Museum The Roth Living Farm Museum is dedicated to providing historical information on farming practices with an emphasis on the early-American farming that was the original use of this property. Depending on the season, visitors can see sheep shearing, milking, plowing, planting demonstrations; antique equipment displays as well as participate in hands-on activities such as cast-iron stove cooking, butter and cheese making and of course meet the resident draft horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and chickens. Lily Langtree Theater Beautiful Victorian-style theatre, with lavish antique décor present a glittering 90-minute Las Vegas style revues featuring some of the best singers, dancers, and comedians from Los Angeles and New York. Keswick Theater A 1,300 seat renovated, acoustically superb 1928 Vaudeville house. Enjoy headliner acts, theatrical performances and top name entertainers. Pottstown Symphony Orchestra Since 1964, the Pottstown Symphony has sustained a fully professional symphonic orchestra performing classical, holiday and pop concerts throughout the region.

SPORTS AND RECREATION Horsham Township Parks Horsham Township residents are fortunate to have one of the largest park systems in Montgomery County. The Horsham Park System contains more than 814 acres in 46 sites ranging from community parks to neighborhood parks to open space. Hatboro Recreation Hatboro has 5 public parks, a public swimming pool, public golf course and courts for every kind of sport from basketball to tennis. Hatboro Sports teams Join a team and play in an organized league. Kids to seniors, there's a team for every age and every sport. Borough of Ambler Parks 4 parks and a playing field include beautiful Ambler Borough Park, which has won accolades from environmental groups for its untouched ecosystem. Knight Park even has bocce ball courts. Tyler State Park Just outside of Horsham, this is a beautiful 1711-acre park. Roads, trails, and facilities are carefully nestled within a historic farm and woodland setting. Montgomery County Parks The park system operates an extensive network of parks, playgrounds, hiking trails and recreation facilities throughout the County. Hiking Trails in Montgomery County Hike in scenic splendor on more than 160 miles of trail. Montgomery County is dedicated to preserving its remaining open space. Philadelphia Eagles The championship NFL Eagles play at state-of-the-art Lincoln Field. Opened during the 2003 season, it is the finest NFL stadium in use. Philadelphia Phillies The Phillies have been playing professional baseball in Philly since 1893. In 2004, the team moved to Citizen's Bank Park, a brand new, spectacular, world-class stadium. Philadelphia 76ers The NBA 76ers play pro basketball at the Wachovia Center. Formerly known as the Nationals, they are one of the original NBA teams. Philadelphia Flyers The Flyers play NHL hockey at the Wachovia Center. The team's theme song is Kate Smith's "God Bless America" which is played before home games. Philadelphia Wings Philly's newest sports sensation is pro lacrosse. Considered the nation's oldest sport, the Wings play in the NLL (National Lacrosse League). Philadelphia Kixx The Kixx are a member of the Major Indoor Soccer League. Home games are played at the First Union Spectrum.

SHOPPING Main Street Hatboro Hatboro has a charming downtown shopping district. Set along a classic small town main street, it offers unique shops with personal service. Ambler Main Street With quaint shops boasting unique items and cozy restaurants, downtown Ambler is the nostalgic, walkable main street of your memory. King of Prussia Mall This is the largest mall on the East Coast and best of all there's no sales tax on clothing in Pennsylvania. Rittenhouse Square Center city Philadelphia is the place to go for upscale shopping. Bordered by hotels and historic hotels-turned-apartment buildings, Rittenhouse Square is the crux of Philly's luxe shopping neighborhood. Montgomery Mall Shopping mall anchored by a Macy's, Sears and Strawbridge's. Montgomery Mall is conveniently located at the intersections of Routes 309 & 202. Willow Grove Park Three levels of shopping including Bloomingdale's, Strawbridge's and Sears in an atmosphere reflecting a turn-of-the-century amusement park. Open 7 days a week from 10:00 AM to 9:30 PM.

DINING Otto's Brauhaus The finest German restaurant in the area is located right in Horsham. Beer tastings every Wednesday night feature selections of imported German beer. Montgomery County Dining Whatever you crave, from family fare to four-star cuisine, you'll be able to fine a restaurant that satisfies you. Joseph Ambler Inn Fine food dished up in an historic setting. Enjoy regional specialties served in a stone bank barn more than 200 years old. Philadelphia Dining From haute cuisine to Philly's famed cheese-steak sandwiches, from good home cooked American grub to ethnic and international specialties, the Philly area is a foodies delight. Davios Philadelphia Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner in the historic Provident Bank Building just off of fashionable Rittenhouse Row. Considered one of Philly's best restaurants, prime dry-aged steaks and cutting-edge Northern Italian Cuisine are specialties Cheese Steak Corner Philadelphia's signature sandwich was the invention of the late hot-dog vendor Pat Olivieri. At Pat's King of Steaks, the birthplace of the cheese-steak, or across the street at the competition Geno's, go for the taste that Philadelphia celebrates.

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS Southeast Pennsylvania Special Attractions From museums and historical sites to recreational opportunities and fun family attractions, this part of the Keystone State is rich with pleasure. National Constitution Center Dedicated to increasing public understanding and appreciation for the Constitution, its history and its contemporary relevance, this is an interactive, interpretive facility. The Center tells the story of the U.S. Constitution through more than 100 multimedia exhibits, photographs, sculptures, text, film and artifacts. Liberty Bell and Independence Hall Tradition tells of a chime that changed the world on July 8, 1776 when the Liberty Bell rang out from the tower of Independence Hall summoning citizens to hear the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence. View the bell in famed Independence Hall, the birthplace of our democracy. Betsy Ross House Tour this historic home where Betsy Ross sewed the first American flag. Valley Forge Under the command of George Washington, Valley Forge is where the colonial army spent six months training to become the fighting force that defeated the British and secured this nation's independence. Philadelphia Historic Sites As the cradle of the US democracy, Philadelphia and its environs are rich in sites that created this nation. Philadelphia Zoo The nation's oldest zoo includes a children's zoo, the Carnivore Kingdom featuring jaguars, snow leopards and cheetahs and the open air aviary, Parrot Paradise, that keep city dwellers in touch with the wild. Historic Hatboro Hatboro has many historic buildings and sites related to the revolutionary war. Visit the Moland House where it is said that Betsy Ross's first flag flew and Graeme Park, the site of the only remaining residence of a colonial Pennsylvania Governor. Christmas Past Village View a fantastic and varied array of Christmas items, lighted houses, ornaments, collectables and more. Open year round.

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