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Annapolis Senior
Activity Center
Annapolis Senior Activity Center Trip Excursions
2015
119 South Villa Avenue, Annapolis, Maryland 21401  Phone: 410-222-1818 or 410-222-1819
Trip Reservation & Payment hours
Mon: 10:00 am ~ 12:00 Noon
Wed: 10:00 am ~ 12:00 Noon
Tues: 10:00 am ~ 12:00 Noon
Thurs: 10:00 am ~ 12:00 Noon
Fri: 10:00 am ~ 12:00 Noon
Welcome!
Thanks! You voted and helped us to select the trips for 2015, We hope you will find them entertaining, educational
and fun. We ask that you take time to read the policies and procedures outlined below.
Anne Arundel County Senior Center Trip Rules
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ALL TRIPS ARE OPEN TO SENIOR CENTER MEMBERS. CURRENT KEY TAGS
MUST BE SHOWN WHEN REGISTERING FOR A TRIP..
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Participants must be self-sufficient to go on trips. The Senior Center
Manager may require a physician’s certification to approve travel.
Anyone who exhibits inappropriate behavior must be approved by the Senior
Center Director before traveling.
Registration will commence upon receipt of the required deposit.
Checks are preferred. Seat assignments will be the responsibility of the
Trip Coordinator.
All monies are non-refundable unless a replacement can be found from the
waiting list. Certain exceptions will be handled on a case by case basis by
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Senior Center Staff.
Participants must furnish their own transportation to and from meeting points.
Absolutely no smoking or alcoholic beverages on the buses.
Trip participants will sign a Release of Liability form.
All trip participants will be issued name tags. These name tags will identify them as members of the group, which
sponsored the trip. There should also be two phone numbers on the name tags. One number will be the cell phone
number of the trip coordinator. The second number should be that of the Senior Center or Department of Aging. In
addition, all trip participants should carry an index card with their name, address and emergency contact. It should also
include medication information.
Buses will not wait for anyone. Participants must adhere to scheduled arrival and departure times. Should you become
separated from the group while on a trip, use the information on your name tag to call your trip coordinator or your
Senior Center.
Participants should: Avoid contaminating others on trip day by staying at home when suffering from communicable
illnesses (e.g. flu, colds, etc.). Avoid causing allergic or other adverse reactions by not using strong or excessive
fragrances. Be flexible. Under special circumstances be prepared to accommodate roommates and/or seatmates as
assigned.
Deposits/Payments
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Seats will be reserved upon receipt of the required deposit. Initial deposits
must be made in person during the hours specified on the front page. These hours are subject to change.
We will post any changes at the Center and on our web page.
Once a deposit has been made on a particular trip or trips, you may mail additional payments.
Please address envelope to: Trip Committee, Annapolis Senior Activity Center, 119 South Villa Avenue,
Annapolis, MD 21401. Please be sure to specify what trip(s) you are paying on. A receipt will be mailed to
you.
If any special accommodations are needed, it is the responsibility of the traveler to inform the Trip Coordinator
at the time of the initial deposit.
Full payment is due on the specified date. If final payment is not received by the due date, the Trip Committee
has the authority to cancel your reservation. It is not the responsibility of the Trip Committee to notify you of
the final payment due dates. Please mark your calendars.
All trips include all taxes and gratuities.
Checks are the preferred method of payment. Make payable to: AS, Inc.
Departures/Returns/Parking
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Please arrive at least 30 minutes before departure time. The bus will depart as scheduled.
Return times to the Center are approximate. Please plan accordingly!
Because of our location and out of courtesy, we ask that you observe the following “guidelines” when you go
on our trips:
Day Trips...Please park at the far end of the parking lot and walk up to the Senior Center, as you know the
center parking lot can get quite full.
Extended Trips...Parking at the Senior Center will not be allowed. Please make appropriate arrangements to be
dropped off and picked up.
= Meal included
= Shopping included
LEGEND:
= Assistive Hearing Devices
= Walking
= Wheelchair accessible
#1
The Kennedy Center, Washington, D.C.
Wednesday, February 11th
This delightful musical concerns a free-spirited teenaged girl living in Paris at the turn of the 20th
century. She is being groomed as a courtesan in her family’s tradition but, before she is deemed ready
for her debut, she encounters the bon vivant bachelor, Gaston Lachaille.
She captivates Gaston as she is transformed into a charmingly poised young lady. The enchanting
score by Frederick Lowe and Alan Jay Lerner includes such memorable tunes as “Thank Heaven for
Little Girls” and “The Night They Invented Champagne”. Before the show we will enjoy lunch at
Carmine’s restaurant.
Cost: $145.00
Deposit required: $35.00
Final payment due: January 2
Coach departs: 9:30
Returns: 5:30
#2
HARRINGTON CASINO
Harrington, Delaware
Wednesday, March 11th
This is a trip many of our members look forward to each year. Join us as we
travel to try our luck at the slots and enjoy a delicious buffet lunch, which is
included. The trip includes $10.00 Free Play offered by the casino.
Cost: $32.00
Payment in full required at sign up.
Coach departs: 9:00 AM
Returns: 5:00 PM
#3
AUDRA McDONALD
The Music Center at Strathmore
North Bethesda, MD
Friday, March 27
Audra McDonald, a renowned singer at home in both popular and classical genres, was a three-time
Tony Award winner by age 28. The awards were presented for performances in Carousel, Master
Class and Ragtime. She was nominated for another Tony Award in Marie Christine before she won
her fourth for her role in A Raisin in the Sun, placing her in the company of the then four-time winner
actress Angela Lansbury. Ms. McDonald scored her fifth win for her betrayal of Bess in Broadway’s
production of The Gershwins’ Porgy and Bess, thus tying Angela Lansbury and Julie Harris.
Her performance as Lady Day at Emerson’s Bar and Grill earned her a sixth Tony Award and made
her the first performer ever to win six Tony Awards for acting and the first person to win in all four
acting categories. As if this weren’t enough, her illustrious career includes appearances in television
and films. This concert is a “must”.
Cost: $95.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: February 11
Coach departs: 6:00 PM
Returns: 11:30 PM
#4
LONGWOOD GARDENS
& BUFFET LUNCHEON AT THE HOTEL DUPONT
Kennett Square, PA & Wilmington, DE
Thursday, April 9
Welcome to the Hotel DuPont! Modeled after the grand hotels of Europe, the hotel will serve us a
delicious buffet luncheon amidst elegant furnishings and signature artwork. Next we depart for
Longwood Gardens, one of the premier botanical gardens in the United States. With flowering trees,
daffodils and more than 240,000 tulips bursting into bloom amid woodlands and meadows we’ll
experience a symphony of color unlike any other season.
Cost: $94.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: February 27
Coach departs: 8:45 AM
Returns: 5:45 PM
LINCOLN’S COTTAGE & THE FRANCISCAN MONASTERY
Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, April 28
#5
Located on the grounds of the Old Soldier’s Home, this charming cottage is the most historic site directly
associated with Lincoln’s presidency aside from the White House. During the Civil War, Lincoln and his
family resided in the cottage, located just over three miles north of the White House, from June through
November during the years 1862-1864. Lincoln commuted to Washington daily by horseback or carriage,
and enjoyed spending time with his family at this breeze-swept pastoral refuge where he met with Cabinet
members, political allies and adversaries alike. Most importantly, Lincoln developed the Emancipation
Proclamation here. He last rode out to the site three days before his assassination.
This year the nation is marking the 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s assassination.
Next we’ll visit the Franciscan Monastery with its arched walkways, 15 miniature outdoor chapels and
beautiful gardens. The monastery was built in 1899 and many of the shrines are replicas of ones in Israel.
We will tour the catacombs and pass through two gates that lead up to a replica of a room where the Romans
would have held Christians before they were fed to the lions in the first century.
Note: The tour includes a 45 minute walking tour and there are no benches to sit down. Please wear
comfortable walking shoes. There are 35 steps to the upper level where the tour begins.
A delicious box lunch from the Palate Pleasers is included on your visit to these special places.
******If all this sounds too daunting, you could always spend more time in the gardens!
Cost: $68.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: March 18
Coach departs: 8:15 AM
Returns: 4:15 PM
#6
“INSPIRE”THE MUSIC THAT MOVES YOU
American Music Theatre
Lancaster, PA
Thursday, May 7
This original production at one of our favorite theatres celebrates the power of music to
affect our lives with beautiful songs in the style of Josh Groban, Celine Dion, Sarah
Brightman, Il Divo, Andrea Bocelli, Celtic Woman and many others. Stunning costumes,
elegant sets and breathtaking scenery create magic when combined with American
Music Theatre’s remarkable singers, dancers and orchestra. Before the show, enjoy a
delicious luncheon at Arthur’s Terrace located in the Best Western Eden Resort.
Please provide a meal selection when making your reservation.
Your choices are: Chicken Marsala, London Broil or Raspberry Salmon.
There will be a fast food stop on the trip home.
Cost: $92.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: March 25
Coach departs: 10:15 AM
Returns: 8:15 PM
“THE BLOOD QUILT”
Arena Stage, Washington, D.C.
Saturday, May 23
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#7
Spend a pleasant afternoon with the cast of “The Blood Quilt”.
Welcome to the Jernigan Gals’ Quilting Corner as four disconnected sisters gather at their island
home off the coast of Georgia to create a quilt to honor their recently deceased mother. All is well
until the will is read and each must grapple with a troubling inheritance. Written by Katori Hall,
author of The Mountaintop, this delightful comedy answers the question: Stitched with history and
ritual, will the blood quilt bind the family together or tear them apart forever?
Lunch will be at Tony and Joe’s on the Georgetown Waterfront.
Please make your selection when you make your reservation. The choices are: Broiled Canadian
Salmon Filet, Chicken Marsala, Maryland Style Crab Cakes, New York Strip Steak or Broiled Mahi
Mahi.
Cost: $140.00
Deposit required: $35.00
Final payment due: April 14
Coach departs: 9:30 AM
Returns: 5:30 PM
SPIRIT OF BALTIMORE HARBOR VIEWS LUNCH CRUISE
#8
Baltimore, MD
Wednesday, June 10
Welcome aboard the Spirit of Baltimore! Today enjoy one of Baltimore’s most unique
dining and entertainment experiences. Your harbor views lunch cruise showcases one of
America’s oldest seaports and Baltimore’s Crown Jewel, the Inner Harbor. Relax and
enjoy the views of Baltimore’s famous landmarks, historical sites and surrounding area
from the waters of the Patapsco River. Multi-talented waiters and waitresses will dazzle
you with song as you are served a tasty lunch.
Cost: $78.00
Deposit: $20.00
Final payment due: May 1
Coach departs: 10:30 AM
Returns: 3:30 PM
“HISTORIC EASTERN STATE PENITENTIARY”
#9
Philadelphia, PA
Tuesday June 30th
Today’s journey to “The City of Brotherly Love” begins with a delicious lunch at Jack’s
Firehouse Restaurant. Set in a 19th century firehouse in the Fairmount neighborhood of
Philadelphia, Jack’s offers a unique setting with an elegant old-fashioned feel. Please
provide a meal selection when making your reservation. Your choices are:
Southern Style Pulled Pork Sandwich, Roasted Chicken, Pecan Coated Catfish or
Vegetarian Pasta.
Following lunch we depart for the Eastern State Penitentiary for a guided walking tour.
The tour will highlight Eastern State’s 142 year history, revolutionary architecture and
notorious inmates. Included in the tour is the central rotunda, restored cells, the solitary
confinement yards, the baseball diamond, death row and Al Capone’s cell. After the
tour, you can explore the site on your own, including the history and art exhibits before
departing for home. Note: The building has no climate controls so dress accordingly. Sturdy
closed-toe walking shoes are recommended. The grounds are occasionally uneven.
Cost: $85.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: May 19
Coach departs: 9:45 AM
Returns: 6:45 PM
Returns: 9:30 PM
#10
THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM
& Luncheon at The Engineers’ Club
Baltimore, MD
Thursday, July 16
Today we visit The Walters Art Museum, Baltimore’s internationally renowned museum,
known for its diverse collection of art. The collection represents an overview of world
art from pre-dynastic Egypt to twentieth century Europe, and counts among its many
treasures Greek sculpture and Roman sarcophagi; medieval ivories and Old Masters
paintings; Art Nouveau jewelry and 19th century European and American Masterpieces.
Before our visit, enjoy a delicious lunch at The Engineers’ Club, located in the GarrettJacobs mansion. The attentive service and gourmet dining will make your experience a
pleasant one. Please provide a meal choice when making your reservation.
Your choices are: Sesame Salmon, Chicken Marsala or Beef Tips and Rice.
Cost: $74.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: June 5
Coach departs: 9:45 AM
Returns: 5:45 PM
#11
THE OLD FARM HOUSE TEA ROOM
& Brown’s Orchard & Farm Market
Thomasville & Loganville, PA
Wednesday, August 12
Join us as we travel to enjoy the warm friendly service and the beauty and quiet charm of this
Victorian styled farmhouse. Your menu will consist of a fresh fruit medley, garden salad, tea scones
and tea breads, a cup of soup, an entrée and a tasty dessert.
Please provide a meal choice when making your reservation. Choices are Stuffed Chicken Breast or
Stuffed Pork Loin. After our tea, we’ll take a drive to Brown’s Orchard and Farm Market where you
will find a wide variety of locally grown fruits and much more.
Bring along a cooler to take home some fresh baked breads, meats, soups and salads made fresh daily.
Note: This trip has a maximum group size of 45 passengers!
Cost: $60.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: July 1
Coach departs: 9:15 AM
Returns: 5:15 PM
#12
THE PHILADELPHIA MUSEUM OF ART
Philadelphia, PA
Thursday, September 24th
Today we visit the Philadelphia Museum of Art, one of the largest art museums in the United States.
We will enjoy an insightful and inspiring one-hour guided tour of some of the museum’s more
than 227,000 objects that include “world-class holdings of European and American paintings,
prints, drawings and decorative arts”. In addition, you will have the opportunity to visit the Ruth and
Raymond Perlman Building, an Art Deco architectural marvel constructed in 1927, located across
the street from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. The building houses some of the more popular
collections as well as the Museum’s library. Before our visit, enjoy a delicious lunch at Jack’s
Firehouse Restaurant. Set in a 19th-century firehouse, Jack’s offers a unique setting with an elegant
old-neighborhood feel. Please provide a meal selection when making your reservation. Choices
are: Southern-Style Pork Sandwich, Roasted Chicken, Pecan-Coated Catfish or Vegetarian Pasta.
Cost: $105.00
Deposit required: $35.00
Final payment due: August 14
Coach departs: 8:15 AM
Returns: 7:15 PM
#13
“SAWYER” HONGA RIVER CRUISE & CRAB FEAST
& Old Salty’s Restaurant
Hooper’s Island , MD
Thursday, September 10
Today we travel across the Chesapeake Bay to Cambridge, MD. Upon our arrival, we meet our
step-on guide at the Sailwinds Visitor Center before our visit to Hooper’s Island in Fishing Creek,
MD. Along the way our guide will entertain and educate us with some memorable tales of how a 300
year old island way of life is vanishing from the Bay. We arrive at the Marina and board the Coast
Guard certified “Sawyer”, a 50-foot authentic Chesapeake-built vessel for a one hour narrated cruise
of the Honga river. The captain will entertain you with facts and stories of the area’s history as we
scan the riverbanks for views of eagles, pelican and cormorants. Bring your binoculars! Enjoy a
delicious All-You-Can-Eat Crab feast at Old Salty’s Restaurant. The menu will include steamed
crabs, shrimp, chicken, side items and iced tea. On the trip home, we will make a stop at an Eastern
Shore produce stand. Note: This day trip has a maximum group size of 35 passengers!
Cost: $98.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: July 31
Coach departs: 8:00 AM
Returns: 5:00 PM
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#14
THE CHURCH BASEMENT LADIES”
“A MIGHTY FORTRESS IS OUR BASEMENT”
Dutch Apple Dinner Theater
Lancaster, PA
Wednesday, October 7
The Church Basement Ladies are back with an all-new musical! The year is 1960 and
Beverly gets her first pair of high heels for confirmation, the Pastor announces his impending nuptials and Mrs. Engelson’s getting her driver’s license. Through it all, the ladies stand strong in their faith and friendships. They’ll provide laughter as well as new
musical numbers that are sure to get your toes tapping.
Before the show you’ll enjoy a delicious buffet lunch.
Cost: $88.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: August 25
Coach departs: 9:15 AM
Returns: 5:45
#15
RAGTIME”- The Musical
Toby’s Dinner Theatre
Columbia, MD
Wednesday, October 21
“Ragtime” is a sweeping musical portrayal of early 20th century America. It tells the story of three seemingly unconnected families and how they wind their way through uppermiddle class New Rochelle, NY. The lives of vividly portrayed characters like jazz piano
player Coalhouse Walker, an upper- middle class family and Tateh, a Jewish immigrant
who has brought his daughter to America for a better life intertwine to bring us this
beautiful and touching musical. There are cameo appearances by people like Houdini,
Evelyn Nesbit: The Girl on the Red Velvet Swing and Emma Goldman.
Before the show enjoy a delicious buffet lunch.
Cost: $75.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: September 9th
Coach departs: 9:45 AM
Returns: 3:45 PM
FALL TEA LUNCHEON AT HICKORY BRIDGE FARM
& Baugher’s Farm Market
Orrtana, PA and Westminster, MD
Thursday, November 5
#16
Today we travel to the quaint town of Orrtana, Pennsylvania nestled among the rolling hills and
farmlands of Adams County. Our delicious tea luncheon will be served on lace tablecloths, with tea
cozies and fresh flowers and paired with specialty teas. Relax and enjoy the warm friendly service
and quiet charm of tea time served in a unique setting, a historic Pennsylvania barn decorated with
hundreds of antiques. Before our tea luncheon we will visit two specialty shops, one of which is the
Country Store, a wonderful museum of items from the past. On our way home we will stop at
Baugher’s Farm Market in Westminster, MD where we will have time to purchase homemade jams
and jellies and Mrs. Baugher’s cakes, cookies and pies.
Cost: $65.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final Payment due: September 25
Coach departs: 9:15 AM
Returns: 4:15 PM
THE SPY CITY TOUR
#17
Washington, D.C.
Tuesday, November 17
Today we visit Washington, the Spy Capitol of the World, for a guided motor coach tour. Lurking behind Washington’s day-to-day world of government workers, political antics, gorgeous museums and
soaring monuments is an underworld of espionage unknown to the casual observer. From World Wars
to the Cold War to the present, our tour will feature some of the most intriguing sites in downtown
D.C. As a “Recruit” in Spy School 101, you will be briefed by a “Training Officer” (aka a guide from
the Spy Museum) on key sites linked to intelligence triumphs, disasters and mysteries and hear tales
of spies who’ve left their mark on the city. High- level former intelligence officers provide videos
and tradecraft secrets as the tour winds its way through the city. The two hour tour features over 25
of Washington’s most notable espionage sites, including a French Bistro where a seductive agent
used her wiles to elicit secret information from her infatuated U. S. State Department target. After
our tour enjoy a delicious family-style lunch at Carmine’s, a legendary New York City restaurant
now located in the nation’s Capital.
Cost: $88.00
Deposit required: $20.00
Final payment due: October 7
Coach departs: 9:15 AM
Returns: 4:15 PM
#18
SIGHT AND SOUND MILLENNIUM THEATRE
Strasburg, PA
Wednesday, December 16
Back by popular demand!
The last time this production was presented at the theatre was in 2013.
Experience the most astounding story the world has ever known: the birth of
God’s son in human form. Rejoice with the new parents, Mary and Joseph, as
deity and humanity converge and earth receives her king. Stirring live vocals
performed by a cast of 60, live animals, magnificent staging and special effects
combine to make this performance a joyfully reverent tribute to the birth of
“God with us,” Immanuel. Before the show enjoy a family-style lunch at
Huckleberry’s Restaurant located inside the Fulton Steamboat Inn.
A fast food stop will be made on the return trip home.
Cost: $120.00
Deposit required: $35.00
Final payment due: November 4
Coach departs: 10:00 AM
Returns: 8:00 PM
Join us not only for our many trips and excursions....
Join us for fun filled entertainment, laughter, friendship and
camaraderie on the house!
Partake in the variety of classes being offered here at Annapolis!
One can be found participating in Aerobics, Pilates, yoga, chair
exercise, riding a stationary bike, lifting weights or simply walking the
5 times around the entire inside of the center to walk a mile!
More studious students might be found in French or Spanish class,
while others can be delving into the worlds of Medieval Ireland or
Asian religious arts.
Those who want to remain with the ever changing times can be found
taking in a wine education class, computer classes or even a current issues classes.
Perhaps you may just decide to stop in to say hi or pick up a card game
or a chess or checker game.
Whatever you decide to do...it’s sure to bring your pleasure whenever
you decide to KEEP MOVING ON with the Annapolis Senior Activity
Center.
THE PURCHASE OF TRIP INSURANCE IS STRONGLY RECOMMENDED FOR ALL
OF OUR EXTENDED STAY TRIPS!
THE BILTMORE ESTATE FESTIVAL OF FLOWERS
#19
& Downton Abbey
Asheville, North Carolina
Monday, April 20 through Thursday, April 23
Welcome aboard! Travel in comfort on a deluxe motor coach through the scenic countryside of the Blue Ridge
Mountains to Asheville, NC where we check into our hotel for the next three nights. Next day we depart for the
legendary Biltmore Estate, the largest privately owned home in America. To provide you with the best possible tour
experience we have included the official audio guide to help you enjoy the highlights of the mansion. We will also
visit the estate’s winery where you’ll be treated to a wine tasting. Beautiful forsythia, spirea, red buds, dogwoods and
99,000 tulips await you on the estate grounds which cover almost 75 acres, surrounding the 250 room Biltmore House.
As a special treat, the exhibit of costumes from the British TV drama series Downton Abbey will be showcased inside
the house. More than 40 historically accurate costumes as well as photographs and vignettes will be on view. A tour of
Asheville is on the agenda for the next day, where we will be amazed at the Art Deco architecture and the engineering
wonder of the tile domed ceiling of the St. Lawrence Basilica. We’ll visit the Folk Art Center which showcases the
finest in traditional and contemporary crafts of the Southern Appalachians.
Cost: $575.00 Double/PP, 515.00
Triple/PP, $485.00 Quad/PP, $775.00 Single
Deposit: $150.00 PP
Balance Due: 02/24/2015
Coach departs: 6:00 AM
Returns: 7:00 PM
#20
SWITZERLAND
Thursday, June 18 ~ Thursday, June 25
Day 1-2: Join us as we fly to Zurich. We will be escorted to Lucerne where we have accommodations
for the next three nights.
Day 3: On our visit to this country, considered to be one of the most beautiful in the world, we will
board the world’s steepest cog railway, a cable car and a gondola as we visit Mt. Pilatus.
Day 4: We drive to Lugano to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Swiss Alps.
Day 5: We travel to Berne, the capital of Switzerland and continue to Lausanne where we have accommodations for the next three nights.
Day 6: Geneva is our next stop where we will visit Old Town and the Jet d’Eau the world’s tallest
water fountain.
Day 7: We board the “Chocolate Train” to enjoy the scenery. In the evening, we will stop at the
lakeside town of Montreux for a delicious farewell dinner. Please stop at the trip desk to pick up a
flier to learn more details about this exciting trip.
The cost is $4099.00 PP dbl. occupancy.
The price includes airfare and all gratuities.
Deposit: $300.00 PP
Times: TBA
WILLIAMSBURG CHRISTMAS ILLUMINA#21
TION
Williamsburg, Virginia
Saturday, December 5 through Monday, December 7
Welcome aboard! Join us for a fun-filled weekend get-a-way full of holiday cheer and yuletide
spirit in historic Williamsburg, Virginia. Step into the past and join in the creation of a new nation.
Your Two Day Pass provides full access to historic buildings, including the Governor’s Palace.
Visit original and restored homes and public buildings and stroll the landscaped gardens and
courtyards. Speak to the artisans and craftsmen in the shops to learn about everyday life in colonial
days. Following dinner, we depart for Celebration in Lights, Virginia’s original drive-through
holiday light event in Newport News. Over 800,000 Christmas Lights transform the city. Day two,
we will visit the Williamsburg Pottery Factory which has a revolutionary new look transitioning
it from a bare-bones warehouse format into a sophisticated environment evoking the romance
and charm of a European market. This tour is optional and guests who prefer to spend the morning
in Williamsburg may do so. We gather for a delicious tavern lunch. Tonight, we attend The
Grand Illumination, an event that signals the start of the holiday season and features the lighting
of candles, the illumination of the buildings, caroling, dancing, and music, and concludes with a
festive fireworks display. Next day we depart for the Yankee Candle Village. We also visit Yankee
Holiday Park where Christmas is celebrated year ’round, snow is always in the forecast and there
are more than 50 magically decorated Christmas trees.
Cost: $355.00 Double/PP, $325.00
Triple/PP, $315.00 Quad/PP and $455.00 Single.
Deposit: $125.00 PP
Final Payment Due: October 22nd
Trip Date and
Reporting Times to the Center
Feb. 11th,
March 10th,
March 27th,
April 9th,
April 28th,
May 7th,
May 23rd,
June 10th,
June 30th,
July 16th,
August 12th,
Sept. 10th,
Sept. 24th,
Oct. 7th,
Oct. 21st,
Nov. 5th,
Nov. 17th,
Dec 16th,
GIGI
Harrington
Audra McDonald
Longwood Gardens
Lincolns cottage
Franciscan Monastery
Inspire
Blood Quilt
Spirt of Baltimore
Eastern State Pen.
Walters Art Gallery
Farm House Tea
River/Crab Cruise
Philadelphia Art Museum
Dutch Apple
Ragtime
Hickory Bridge
Spy City Tour
Sight and Sound
*Extended Trips See Trip desk for departure times
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Annapolis Senior Activity Center
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Date of Trip
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Name______________________________
Down Payment
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Date
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Department of Aging & Disabilities
Annapolis Senior Activity Center
119 South Villa Avenue
Annapolis, MD 21401
Hours of Operation
Monday—Friday
8:00 am—4:30 pm
Senior Center Staff
Inbal Neun, Director
Willie Pinkney,
Nutrition Manager
Senior Center………….410-222-1818 Mary Crowner,
Office Manager
Bonita Phinney,
Fax…………………….410-222-1216
Dept. of Aging and
Terry Nolan &
Nutrition Aide
Disabilities…………….410-222-4464 Marietta Campbell,
Van Drivers:
Transportation…………410-222-4826
Senior Center Plus
Robert Howard
Cpl. Jimmy Miller……....410-222-0080
Gary Matthews, Custodian
CJ Johnson
Phone Numbers:
E-Mail: [email protected]
Dept. of Aging & Disabilities
Trip Committee Members
Portia Booth Mary Anne Kelly
Jane Cartney Arlene Wells
Cynthia Davis Laura Williams
Patricia Duvall