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Moms to get free massage, manicure and mimosa at downtown attraction

Moms and Mimosas at College Football Hall of Fame
Moms and Mimosas at College Football Hall of Fame
By Becca J G Godwin
May 10, 2018

The College Football Hall of Fame is offering moms free admission on Mother’s Day.

But that’s not all the downtown attraction is giving.

Moms will also receive a complimentary massage, manicure and mimosa. Plus, the first 100 moms to arrive on Mother’s Day will receive a bracelet from Stella and Dot.

Tickets normally range from $18 to $22; children under three years of age get in free. Active duty and retired military service members also receive free admission with a valid I.D.

Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 13.

College Football Hall of Fame: 250 Marietta St. N.W.; 404-880-4800; www.cfbhall.com 

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