COSI is Open on President’s Day and many other holidays

Do you have plans for your kids day off from school on President’s Day? Why not take a trip to COSI, the #1 Science Center in the USA! Your kids will love it! We went to COSI last month and had a blast with plans to go back this Spring. Check out my family’s full review on COSI.

COSI is normally closed on Mondays, however they will be open on President’s Day Monday, February 21, 2011. Your kids will think this is the best day off from school ever, little do they know that they are likely to learn more at COSI in one day than at school! There is something for every age and interest to learn and have fun with at every exhibit.

COSI
333 W. Broad Street
Columbus, OH 43215
614.228.2674 or 888.819.2674

COSI Operating Hours:

Wednesday through Saturday: 10:00am to 5:00pm
Sundays: 12:00pm to 6:00pm
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays (unless noted on their site, they are open on many Monday holidays). OPEN President’s Day, Monday, February 21, 2011

COSI Admission:

Adults    Youth (2-12)  Senior (60+)
Exhibits + One Extreme Screen Film    $20.25     $15.25            $19.25
Exhibits + Adventure                            $17.25     $12.25            $16.25
Exhibits Only                                        $14.25     $9.25              $13.25
Extreme Screen Only                             $7.50      $7.50               $7.50

Additional pricing available on COSI website, including membership pricing.

Win 4 COSI Tickets (Closed)

Updated: 2-28-11 Winner Announced: Congratulations, Marci H.

Enter for a chance to win Family 4 pack of tickets to COSI. ($59 value)

Answers to the Trivia Question:

List all the presidents BORN in Ohio: Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, William McKinley, William Howard Taft, Warren G. Harding (William Henry Harrison was elected while living in Ohio, but was born in Virginia)

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Contest ends at 11:59pm EST on February 21, 2011 when a winner will be drawn at random and announced the next day. When commenting, please include your email address (not visible to public). I will notify the winners and they will have 36 hours to respond!

This was not a paid post. My own opinions were used based on my perceptions and experience. Thank you to COSI who provided the tickets for giveaway.

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148 thoughts on “COSI is Open on President’s Day and many other holidays

  1. Annie Currier says:

    •William Henry Harrison (9th)

    •Ulysses S. Grant (18th)

    •Rutherford B. Hayes (19th)

    •James A. Garfield (20th)

    •Benjamin Harrison (23rd)

    •William McKinley (25th)

    •William H. Taft (27th)

    •Warren G. Harding (29th)

    Only William Henry Harrison wasn’t actually born in Ohio, but he did call Ohio home from the time Ohio became a state. A point of note is that when William Harrison was born, there were no states, only 13 colonies. In fact he was the last President to be elected that could be considered being born under foreign rule. The other 7 Presidents were: Washington, John Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, J. Q. Adams, and Andrew Jackson who were all born as British subjects

  2. Rachel Benson says:

    #3 Commented on your “Cindy Orley is America’s Favorite Pillsbury Crescent Cook and Looking for Kitchen Sponsors” post

  3. Rachel Benson says:

    #2 Commented on your “Cindy Orley is America’s Favorite Pillsbury Crescent Cook and Looking for Kitchen Sponsors” post

  4. Rachel Benson says:

    #1 Commented on your “Cindy Orley is America’s Favorite Pillsbury Crescent Cook and Looking for Kitchen Sponsors” post

  5. AMY W. says:

    Ohio born presidents: William McKinley, William Taft, Warren Harding, Ulysses S. Grant, James Garfield, Benjamin Harrison and Rutherford Hayes.

  6. Lauren Presutti says:

    Question #1

    I KNOW McKinley was born in Canton Ohio and that is all I know for sure! Som reason I am thinking Jefferson was, but then I am not sure Ohio was around back then. So I will stick with just the one President
    🙂

  7. Jodie R. says:

    Our presidents were William Henry Harrison, Benjamin Harrison, Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James A. Garfield, Willard H. Taft, my mom’s fav President Harding, and my fav William McKinley!

  8. Karen says:

    Answer to Question#1:
    William McKinley, Warren Harding, Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford Hayes, James Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, and William H. Taft

  9. Paula Caudill says:

    #3 – Left a comment on the COSI Review and congratulations on the pillsbury win, I was hoping that you would get it!! 😀

  10. Paula Caudill says:

    Presidents born in Ohio – •Ulysses S. Grant (18th)

    •Rutherford B. Hayes (19th)

    •James A. Garfield (20th)

    •Benjamin Harrison (23rd)

    •William McKinley (25th)

    •William H. Taft (27th)

    •Warren G. Harding (29th

  11. sally marsh says:

    1) Ohio-born presidents:
    Benjamin Harrison
    William McKinley
    Ulysses Grant
    William Taft
    Rutherford Hayes
    JamesGarfield
    Warren Harding

  12. Jannie E. Ball says:

    COSI has a new exhibit opening on January 15 which runs through May 8. Heres some information from COSI .This traveling exhibition is the largest and most advanced of its kind introducing visitors to the remarkable diversity of these lizards through bold back lighted graphics engaging interactive displays and living examples from around the world..Highlights of Geckos Tails to Toepads include .

  13. Homer E. Hunter says:

    COSI has a new exhibit opening on January 15 which runs through May 8. Heres some information from COSI .This traveling exhibition is the largest and most advanced of its kind introducing visitors to the remarkable diversity of these lizards through bold back lighted graphics engaging interactive displays and living examples from around the world..Highlights of Geckos Tails to Toepads include .

  14. Toni Alabakovski says:

    Just checked out your review and My kids would love to play in any and all of the water exhibits! LOL

  15. andrea says:

    President Richard Nixon signed the endangered species act.

    love this! as a fellow Akron-area mommy blogger, I am so excited to have found your blog!

  16. Kara Figueroa says:

    It looks sooooo fun!! I would love to see the Geckos!!! – commented on both posts

    kfig143 at yahoo dot com

    #3

  17. Kara Figueroa says:

    It looks sooooo fun!! I would love to see the Geckos!!! – commented on both posts

    kfig143 at yahoo dot com

    #2

  18. Kara Figueroa says:

    It looks sooooo fun!! I would love to see the Geckos!!! – commented on both posts

    kfig143 at yahoo dot com

    #1

  19. Kara Figueroa says:

    #5 Which President signed the Endangered Species Act into law?

    Answer: President Nixon

    kfig143 at yahoo dot com

  20. marci h says:

    The 7 Presidents are Ulysses S. Grant, Rutherford B. Hayes, James A. Garfield, Benjamin Harrison, William McKinley, William Howard Taft & Warren G. Harding 🙂

  21. Pam L says:

    I can not tell a lie, President Nixon signed the Endangered Species Act in 1973.

    don’t know if any one old enough to get my humor

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