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By Chris Packham
Published on July 25, 2007 at 1:18pm
Tonight, a celestial alignment occurs when the sun, the moon and the Earth are as close as they get to a straight line. Will gravitational forces conspire to rip the continental plates from the Earth’s crust, flinging them into the stellar void? Dude, don’t be so apocalyptic. It’s just a full moon, and it happens once a month. Sometimes twice. Still, it’s too bad that Full Moon Friday at Powell Gardens is sold out. Cocktails and a garden tour by moonlight sound pretty good. But check out Howl at the Moon at the Kansas City Zoo (6800 Zoo Drive, 816-513-5700). From 6 until 10 p.m., there’s a wine tasting, with appetizers and beverages at the cash bar. Las Vegas’ Dueling Pianos perform audience requests. Tickets are $30 ($28 for Friends of the Zoo members) and can be purchased online at Kansas City Zoo.
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