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Oak Island Creative and Broadway cast members get featured on Great Day Live, WHAS 11, Louisville, KY In an effort to provide the best quality musical soundtracks that pair with

The whole Zoo transforms as the night goes on, with fun activities for young kids and creepy experiences for older, braver kids. As guests go deeper into the Zoo, the

What is Luminaria? You’ll have to experience it yourself to find out, but we’ll do our best to give you an idea or two. Imagine all the light displays you’ve

The San Antonio Zoo has the first children’s zoo especially created for the 5-and-under set. Young explorers get their own entrance to Kronkosky’s Tiny Tot Nature Spot, stone lily pads

News channel WDRB, interviews CEO, John Hawkins, about the creative fire power behind America’s Gold Standard event company, Oak Island Creative. Watch the interview: http://goo.gl/DIHMvB

Hoot, howl and hangout in the perfect place for kids of all ages and grownups to celebrate Halloween at the all-new Creatures of the Night. There is no telling what

A couple of days ago I noticed some new banners/signs along the fencing where Brick City used to be. You may recall that there was a fire almost two years

Those accustomed to a colorful display of flowers for every season in the Beau Rivage Resort & Casino should look up and see what’s new this summer. Teresa Malone, horticulturist

AUSTELL, Ga.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Six Flags Over Georgia is now home to the most wonderful wintertime festival of all, as the expanded Holiday in the Park® debuts November 21. Holiday in the

For the first time ever, Six Flags Great Adventure remained open throughout the holiday season. The event, Holiday in the Park ran from November 21, 2015 through January 3, 2016.

One million lights. It’s a number that’s practically unimaginable until you see it for yourself – but that’s exactly what visitors of the third-annual Garden Glow at the Missouri Botanical

Oak Island Creative, based in Crestwood, Ky., created light events at the Missouri Botanical Garden in St. Louis. Grace Schneider, CJ In grade school, John Hawkins charged 25 cents admission