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Ambitious group aims to bring children’s museum to Sarasota

With more and more families moving to the area, a group of women and moms aims to fill a gaping hole in the Sarasota-Bradenton market: a lack of a children’s museum.


Lindsay Rothe and Christina “CC” Fredericks are part of a group of women trying to bring a children's museum to Sarasota.
Lindsay Rothe and Christina “CC” Fredericks are part of a group of women trying to bring a children's museum to Sarasota.
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It’s been more than a decade since a museum specifically designed for children has called Sarasota home. The closing of kid-focused science museum GWIZ (Gulfcoast Wonder and Imagination Zone) in 2012 left a hole on the local landscape. 

Now a group of ambitious women are working to fill that hole by establishing the Sarasota Children’s Museum.

 


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Beth Luberecki

Nokomis-based freelance writer Beth Luberecki, a Business Observer contributor, writes about business, travel and lifestyle topics for a variety of Florida and national publications. Her work has appeared in publications and on websites including Washington Post’s Express, USA Today, Florida Trend, FamilyVacationist.com and SmarterTravel.com. Learn more about her at BethLuberecki.com.

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