National Parks Photography Project Exhibit

Doing something a little different in January. We will team up with the East Texas/Houston Meetup and visit College Station to view a photography exhibit.

In 2016 the National Parks Service will be 100 years old. Centered around this milestone is Mark Burns’ “National Parks Photography Project” which is currently on exhibit at the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum in College Station. The exhibit includes a photograph from each of the national parks and also pays tribute to early painters and photographers. Join us on Saturday, January 30 to view this exhibit. We’ll meet at the museum at 10 am. There is a $9 admission fee to the museum.

For more information you may visit The National Parks Photography Project or The George Bush Presidential Library and Museum websites.

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