1969 was an inspiring year for American space flight. While millions were watching fifty years ago, NASA completed the Apollo 11 mission in July and Apollo 12’s lunar trip in November. The following voyage in April 1970 again captured the attention of observers worldwide but for different reasons: NASA astronaut Jim Lovell called it a “successful failure.”
Join us to watch the dramatic events of Apollo 13’s mission unfold under the stars in the Capitol Courtyard. Enjoy free movie snacks and drinks. Bring lawn chairs or blankets, and picnics are welcome. Come early to secure your spot, enjoy activities, and experience The Moon, Stars, and Sunshine State. Museum opens for activities at 6:00 p.m. and the movie will begin at approximately 6:30 p.m.
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“In my line of work, success is dependent on cultivating relationships, which can be difficult without a common thread on which to build. The Chamber of Commerce has been the common thread that allowed me in the door where I could demonstrate the value I bring to the relationship. I recently began a working relationship with Anna Duren from Walter Green born entirely out of a connection first made by the Chamber. The opportunities afforded by my company’s Chamber membership opened doors for me in ways I have not seen with other business development strategies. In banking, familiarity and trust come first, and that usually has to develop over time. This is why the Chamber works for me – it allows me to dedicate the time and put the relationship before the ask.”
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