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Have you registered?  The $10 registration fee covers the day-long event, 
commemorative t-shirt, and patch.

9am-11am:  Pre-Show

• Yoga, Girl Scout Vintage Uniform Fashion Show, Newseum Quiz Show, Chorus Performances

11am-4pm:  Main Stage Performances

• Girl Emcees & Song Leaders, First Lady Video Welcome, Grammy Award Winning Talent, National Girl Scout Talent, Girl Scout Choruses, YouTube Contest Winner, Ignite Flash Mob, Let’s Move Activity, Sponsor Recognition, Self Esteem Messages

Be Prepared! Have fun at Rock the Mall and follow the checklist on the following website:  http://100.gscnc.org/what_to_expect.html

Weather:  the average will likely be 80-90 degrees, so bring plenty of water and sunscreen. 

Know your songs!  View the Top 50 Songs List:  http://100.gscnc.org/songs.html

Tourism Resources.    http://100.gscnc.org/visiting_dc.html

Accommodations.    http://100.gscnc.org/accommodations.html

Transportation.  What are your options?   http://100.gscnc.org/transportation.html

• Walking (bring comfy shoes and a map!)
• Metro Rail is the recommended method of travel to the event.  Purchase fare cards in advance.  See website to identify which stops are close to the National Mall. 
• Charter Buses are recommended to offload at the Metro stations or National Mall.  Parking options for buses will be available on June 9^th on the website:  http://100.gscnc.org/transportation.html

Madame Tussaud’s Museum is honoring Juliette Gordon Low with a wax figure!

The National Archives will celebrate the 100^th Anniversary with a featured document display of items exploring the contributions of two-time GS president and First Lady, Lou Henry Hoover.  The exhibit will be in the West Rotunda Gallery from May 25 through June 17. 

Spend the Night at the Museum!  Three museums are offering (for a fee) sleepovers for visiting Girl Scout troops:  The Newseum, the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, and Dumbarton Oaks.

Hillwood Estate, Museum, and Gardens is offering free admission for Girl Scouts from June 5-10, 2012, 10am-5pm.  Enjoy Marjorie Merriweather Post’s spectacular estate and gardens and discover the beauty and history of the French and Russian art collections.

The National Park Service salutes the Girl Scouts with the 2012 Passport Stamp. It will be available in all 58 protected areas known as National Parks in 27 states across the country.  Nation’s Capital brokered this partnership.

The Hard Rock Cafe is connecting Girl Scouts with SWAP breakfasts and box lunches.  Girl Scouts Rock the Mall/Hard Rock collector pins available (limited edition) on website or at the Cafe.

Girl Scout Day Washington Nationals Baseball.   Thursday, June 7th at 1:00 PM.  Discount tickets available.  Girl Scouts will sing anthem and pledge and throw first pitch.  AND there will be a tribute to Gold Award Girl Scouts!

Girl Scout Night Washington Mystics Basketball.  Friday, June 8th at 7:00 PM.  1500+ free tickets and discount tickets available. 

National Portrait Gallery has a special exhibit of the famous portrait of Founder Juliette Gordon Low painted by Edward Hughes in 1887. Free to visit.

Interested in Visiting the White House?   By contacting your Member of Congress, you may be able to tour the White House, the U.S. Capitol, Bureau of Engraving, Library of Congress, National Archives, National Cathedral and/or the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Many attractions, including the White House, begin accepting tour requests six months in advance and fill up quickly.  Be sure to ask if there is an opportunity to meet with your Congress member or Senators during your visit, or request a photo opportunity. Visit www.senate.gov or www.house.gov or call the US Capitol Switchboard 202.224.3121 for more information.