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You are invited to learn more about what goes on underwater at Georgia Aquarium’s second Motions of the Oceans Valentine’s Dinner and Lecture event, presented by HalfOffDepot.com, on Friday, February 12, 2010 from 7-9:30 p.m. Guests will be treated to an entertaining discussion with Dr. Al Dove and Sr. Biologist Patricia Dove (yes, they’re married) as they take you on a unique voyage to discover the secret mating rituals of animals — from marine mammals to invertebrates.
The evening will begin with a reception filled with seductive bites and drinks, followed by an enticing dinner by Wolfgang Puck Catering and culminating with a provocative look at animals’ mating behaviors. See the menu.
Following the dinner and lecture, guests are invited to stay for an adult sleepover, where they will spend the night in our galleries, under the eye of our beautiful marine animals. Guests staying the night will be treated to behind-the-scenes and gallery tours and breakfast the following morning.
The dinner and lecture can be purchase online below or by calling the Aquarium Call Center at 404.581.4000. To purchase the dinner, lecture and sleepover, please call the Call Center at 404.581.4000.
Cost
Lecture and Dinner: Member – $80 per person; Non-Member – $90
Lecture, Dinner and Sleepover: Member – $135; Non-Member – $160
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