July 1st, 2008 by Ralphie
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In Cleveland it’s summer, but at A Christmas Story House & Museum, it’s always Christmas! This month, we are celebrating Christmas in July by having a variety of activities planned for our patrons. Christmas in July kicks off this weekend with the unveiling of a special month long exhibit of original costumes from the movie. Costumes that were thought to be lost to the ages and just recently discovered in a costume warehouse. We will also have Leg Lamp Bowling and a bb-gun shooting range later in the month. Please join us for what is sure to be a month of fun activities.
Sincerely,
Steve Siedleicki, Executive Director
A Christmas Story House & Museum
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| Christmas in July |
 In Cleveland it’s summer, but at A Christmas Story House & Museum, it’s always Christmas! We celebrate Christmas in July by having a variety of activities planned for our patrons. There will be some additions to the A Christmas Story House & Museum in July, and I’m sure you will all want a sneak peek of newly acquired movie costumes. Also new this month is a collection of numerous behind the scenes photos pulled from the Warner Bros. Studios archives. The photos provide a fabulous insight into the making of A Christmas Story. We also have fun games like like Leg Lamp Bowling and bb-gun range planned. To top it all off there will month long specials in the gift shop.
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| Gift Shop Leg Lamp Sale |
 If there is anyone on your Christmas in July list that hasn’t gotten a Leg Lamp yet, now is the time to buy! Our website is offering an online-only special of our most popular leg lamp: the 45″ Full Size Leg Lamp for only $119.99 for a limited time!
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| 25th Anniversary Convention |
 For those of us who have been fans of the movie for years, I’m sure the excitement must be building in anticipation of the “A Christmas Story” 25th Anniversary Celebration & Convention. 2008 marks the 25th anniversary of everyone’s favorite holiday film. A Christmas Story House & Museum is planning its fourth annual event to mark the occasion.
The 25th Anniversary Celebration & Convention will feature appearances by seven original cast members, the premiere of two documentaries about the movie, rides in the original movie fire truck, a BB gun range in the back yard of A Christmas Story House, special exhibits of original props used in the movie, and a speakers series featuring members of the cast and original production crew.
The celebration will take place Thanksgiving weekend (Nov. 28-30) at the Renaissance Cleveland Hotel and coincide with Cleveland’s Winterfest. The Renaissance Cleveland Hotel is offering an all inclusive package deal from $169 for convention attendees. Click here for reservations.
For fans located in the Toronto area who wish to attend the events, a tour bus is being arranged to make the trip to Cleveland. Further details to come.
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A Christmas Story House & Museum is open year-round on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. Tours of the house run every 30 minutes. Regular admission is $7.50 for adults, $6.50 for seniors, $5.50 for children (ages 7-12) and free for children ages 6 and under. For more information, visit www.achristmasstoryhouse.com or call 216-298-4919.
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Sincerely,
Steve Siedlecki, Executive Director
A Christmas Story House
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