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"Must see to see the past the present and the future of space adventures."

Attention former fourthgraders: You’ve made it into the elusive fifth grader-dom. For this accomplishment, theKennedy Space Centeris rewarding you with afree, one-day admission to the visitor complex this summer.

Camp KSC is running a three-day spring break session April 12-14 for students in second through ninth grade. If those dates don't align with your school calendar, nine weeklong sessions will also be available this summer.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas as people deck their halls with fir, pine, spruceand other popular conifers. But for some, having a lush evergreen as their holiday showpiece just isn't enough.

Beyond its latest attraction, the space center has so many other must-sees that visiting them all requires at least two full days on the grounds.

Heroism and the daring feats of other early space pioneers come to life as never beforein the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex?’s brand new Heroes & Legendsexhibit featuringthe U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame®.

Space memorabilia and astronaut tales are almost always a draw. Just ask the people who run theKennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, which gets more than 1.5 million visitors a year.

As the days growshorter and colder, museums across the country are pushing out a slew of winter exhibits to entertain and educate just about everyone throughout the season.