Trips and Tours Summer 2014

MONTGOMERY COUNTY RECREATION

240.777.6870montgomerycountymd.gov/rec

A Travel Program For Active Adults 55+

Includes Even More Trips....

SUMMER 2014

THE WYETH STORY TOURS OF THE ANDREW WYETH STUDIO,

THE N.C. WYETH HOUSE AND STUDIO AND THE BRANDYWINE MUSEUM

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SUMMER REGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 5, 2014 AT 8:30AM

WELCOME TO THE SOAR PROGRAM!

SOAR is designed for active adults, age 55 and over. Each activity or trip requires a substantial amount of walking and/or physical exertion. Program participants should be in good

physical condition and consult with their physician if they have any concerns before registering/ participating in an

activity. Also, since these programs are held rain or shine, participants should plan to dress accordingly. Every effort

will be made to accommodate individuals with disabilities on each trip. However, due to the historic nature and outdoor adventure components of many trips, this might not always

be possible. Please call the SOAR Trip Coordinator at 240-777-4926 to discuss your individual needs/concerns.

Recreation also offers a less strenuous travel program, the new FEET (Family Entertainment and Exciting Trips)

program for all ages. Individuals seeking this less strenuous travel program should review the upcoming trips listed in the “Guide to Recreation & Park Programs” or contact the FEET

Coordinator at 240-777-4933.

4010 Randolph Rd., Silver Spring, MD 20902240-777-6840 | www.montgomerycountymd.gov/rec

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SENIOR OUTDOOR ADVENTURES IN RECREATION

THE WYETH STORY TOURS OF THE ANDREW WYETH STUDIO, THE N.C. WYETH HOUSE

AND STUDIO AND THE BRANDYWINE MUSEUM

Experience the Wyeth History! Be guided through the Andrew Wyeth Studio, a 19th Century school house where the artist lived from 1940 until 1961 and contin-ued to work until he died. The studio opened to the public in 2012 for the first time since his death in 2009. Andrew was known as “America’s Artist” because of his prodigious work for seven decades. We’ll also tour the house and studio of N.C. Wyeth, the great illustrator who died in 1945 when he and a grandchild were struck by a train. A visit to the Brandywine Museum which houses a permanent collection of Wyeth’s works is also part of the tour. Lunch at the Brandywine River Muse-um restaurant is included.Fee $79 Leave 7:15am, Return 5:30 pmTrip number: 374723 Wednesday, June 11 Trip number: 374724 Thursday, June 12

A “WAVE OF MEMORY” – VISIT JOHNSTOWN, PA THE SITE OF THE FLOOD THAT CAUSED THE 2ND GREATEST

NATURAL DISASTER IN U.S. HISTORY

A NEW TOUR! Re-live the experience of the Johnstown, PA flood of 1889! See where ten inches of rain in 24 hours resulted in 20 million tons of water to surge into John-stown, sweeping away 2209 lives, and the entire town of 30,000 people. We will visit the National Park Service’s Johnstown Flood National Memorial on the site of Ung-er’s Farm where the flood started. Also on the itinerary is the Johnstown Flood Museum containing three floors of displays, photographs, and drawings that chillingly depict the flood and its aftermath. Lunch, included, at Hoss’s Steak House.Fee: $75 Leave 7:00 am, Return 7:00 pmTrip number: 374726 Wednesday, June 18Trip number: 374727 Thursday, June 19

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SAILING TRIP ON THE KALMAR NYCKEL A REPRODUCED 17TH CENTURY SWEDISH TALL SHIP, PLUS WALKING/

RIDING TOUR OF THE NEW SWEDEN COLONY IN WILMINGTON, DE

Walk the decks of the Tall Ship of Delaware, look up at her eight miles of rigging, hear her cannons roar, let your imagination carry you back in time and out to sea! Sail on the Kalmar Nyckel, a full scale reproduc-tion of a 17th century Tall Ship that carried the Swedes to Wilmington, DE in 1628. Experience life on board the ship as it was in the 17th Century. Tour the Swedes Colony founded in 1638, which was the first perma-nent European settlement in the Delaware Valley. The Old Swedes Historic Site is located near the landing site of the first Swedish settlers. We will tour the Old Swedes Church, the Burial Grounds, and the historic Hendrickson House Museum. See what life was like in the Delaware Colony in the years leading up to the American Revolution, and how it became the first State. Lunch, included, at a local restaurant. Fee: $95 Leave 7:15am, Return 6:30pmTrip number: 374729 Wednesday, July 2

CRAB FEAST PADDLEWHEEL RIVERBOAT CRUISE AROUND BALTIMORE’S INNER HARBOR

Enjoy a sumptuous crab feast (included) aboard the Black-Eyed Susan paddlewheel riverboat as we take a two-and-a-half hour narrated cruise around the his-toric sights of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Enjoy crab soup, a cubed cheese display, and warm spinach and artichoke dip with French baguettes upon boarding. A buffet of roast beef, fried chicken, corn on the cob, garden salad, and rolls is next. World famous Maryland style spicy steamed hard shell crabs (US #1) will be served family style. Dessert will be seasonal fresh fruit. Iced tea, lemonade, and fresh brewed Columbian coffee is includedFee: $94 Leave 1:15pm, Return 6:30pmTrip number: 374731 Thursday, July 10

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“PORT OF CALL TOUR” ON THE MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE INCLUDING A BOAT TOUR ON THE TRED AVON RIVER AND RIDING TOURS

OF HISTORIC OXFORD AND EASTON

We’ll begin in historic Oxford, the first port of entry in the Tidewater area, with a tour of this charming town and a visit to the Oxford Museum. Next is a crab cake lunch (included) at the Masthead which was used in the film Failure to Launch. Then board the Express Royale for a delightful and narrated cruise on the Tred Avon River to Easton. Enjoy the many historical and cultural points of interest in Easton during a riding tour, including the Third Haven Friends Meeting House built in 1682. Experience a snapshot of colonial life in the 18th and 19th centuries during a visit to the Historical Society of Talbot County.Fee: $85 Leave 8:00am, Return 5:00pmTrip number: 374732 Wednesday, July 16 Trip number: 374733 Thursday, July 17

“CRAB-O-RAMA” ON THE EASTERN SHORE GUIDED TOUR OF EASTERN SHORE CRAB PROCESSING PLANT

PLUS BOAT RIDE

Travel to Hoopers Island, MD, where an experienced local Eastern Shore guide will board us for a one-hour narrated cruise to observe the Watermen pull in crabs on their trot line. Enjoy an Eastern Shore traditional lunch (included) featuring homemade pie for dessert at Historic Old Salty’s Restaurant. End the day with a guided tour of the Phillips Crab Processing plant, where you will experience hands-on crab industry techniques that include shelling hard shell crabs.Fee: $84 Leave 7:45am, Return 5:45pmTrip number: 374734 Thursday, July 24


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SKIPJACK BOAT TOUR ON CHESAPEAKE BAY & ST. MICHAELS

Take a two-hour sail on a sloop-rigged skipjack which is used as an oyster dredger during the oyster season. Enjoy the Bay’s wild beauty, experience an oyster dredging demonstration, listen to the Captain discuss the Bay’s ecology and the culture of the waterman. All this, aboard a Coast Guard Certified wooden sailing ship whose type has been designated as the official Maryland State boat. Lunch, (on own) and sightsee in St. Michael’s when not sailing. Wear sneakers, or boat shoes (no slippery soled shoes, please!)Fee: $60 Leave 7:30am, Return 5:30pm Trip number: 374735 Thursday, July 31

BOAT TRIP TO TANGIER ISLAND ON THE CHESAPEAKE BAY

Enjoy a leisurely drive to Crisfield, MD on the eastern shore of the Chesapeake Bay. Then board the super cruise ship, the Steven Thomas, for a relaxing one-hour-and-fifteen minute trip to historic Tangier Island, which was discovered by Captain John Smith. Tangier is an unspoiled fishing village with quaint narrow streets and is the “soft shell crab capital” of the United States. A family style seafood lunch, featuring crab cakes, clam fritters, Virginia Ham, corn pudding, vegetables, homemade rolls and pound cake, and coffee/tea, at the famous Chesa-peake House is included. Afterwards, take a stroll through the narrow streets of this unique and picturesque island.Fee: $80 Leave 8:45am, Return 8:30pmTrip number: 374736 Thursday, August 7

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RIVERBOAT CRUISE WITH LUNCH ABOARD THE PADDLEWHEELER DOROTHY MEGAN ON THE

CHOPTANK AND WARWICK RIVERS WITH NARRATIONS OF THE OLD STEAMBOAT DAYS

PLUS A TOUR OF A BISON RANCH

We’ll begin our trip with a tour of the SB Bison Ranch in Hurlock, MD on the Eastern Shore. See a herd of about 70 bison. Learn about how they are raised and get a closer look at them from a tractor driven wagon. Bring your cameras. We will then board the paddle wheeler for a two-hour cruise that includes a crab cake and chicken lunch with dessert, and a non-alco-holic beverage. Our guide on board will relate tales of the old “steamboating” days on the river. Fee: $87 Leave 7:15am, Return 5:30pmTrip number: 374738 Thursday, August 21

CANOE TRIP THROUGH THE JUG BAY WILDLIFE SANCTUARYGuided by a Park Naturalist, take a 2-3 hour canoe tour through this 500 acre wildlife sanctuary border-ing the Patuxent River in Anne Arundel County. The naturalist will make commentaries on the waterfowl and plant life of the wetlands as we canoe. For expe-rienced, or less experienced canoeists. Bring a bag lunch and enjoy the peace and solitude of this lovely area. Travel by air-conditioned van.Fee: $30 Leave 8:15am, Return 3:30pmTrip number: 374739 Wednesday, August 27Trip number: 374740 Thursday, August 28


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WALKING TOUR OF THE WHITE HOUSE IN HOLIDAY DÉCOR IN MID-DECEMBER

A walking tour of the White House decorated in its Christmas splendor! Also take a guided tour of the exhibits in the Thomas Jefferson Building of the Library of Congress and lunch (on own) at Union Station. Date of trip, departure and return times, will be announced at the end of November when the White House sets the date and time. Subject to SOAR’s request for a group tour being accepted. Photo ID is required for admission. Early registration needed to meet White House requirements.Fee: $45 Time to be determined Trip number: 374741 December 10, 11, 16, 17 or 18 (We will be assigned one of these dates)

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REGISTRATION PROCEDURESREGISTRATION BEGINS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2014 AT 8:30AM

Please read the registration directions carefully. For our new participants, welcome! We hope you find these procedures easy to understand and follow. However, please be aware that incomplete or inaccurate registration information may delay the processing of your application, or in some cases, require us to return your ap-plication unprocessed. So please, fill out all of the information as accurately and as legibly as possible!

You may register for SOAR in any of four ways.

The fastest and easiest way is to use the internet and go to RecWeb at: www. montgomerycountymd.gov/rec

Please note: You must register and receive a Pin # prior to registering online.

You may also mail-in your registration, fax it to 240-777-6818, or register in person at our office located at 4010 Randolph Road.

All registrations that are mailed must be sent to the following address:

Montgomery County Recreation Attn: Registrar 4010 Randolph Road Silver Spring, MD 20902

If faxed or mailed registration forms are received prior to the first day of registration, they will be held in a secure location and pro-cessed as first day mail-regardless of when received. While mailed and faxed registrations will be processed as quickly as possible, walk-ins will be processed as they arrive.

Full payment is required with your registration.

Non-County residents must pay an additional $15.00 per person per trip.

On many of our more popular trips you may see more than one date listed. You may sign up for the date you desire. However, if there are not enough registrations to meet our minimum requirements, you may be called and asked to switch to another date or placed on a waiting list. You will have the option to decline and have a credit placed in your Recreation account or request a refund.

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You must provide all of the information requested on the regis-tration form. You may not list “guest” as your traveling compan-ion. If you are traveling with one or more friends, please submit a separate registration form for each of them. (Spouses can use one form). You should put all of the registration forms in the same envelope if you want to travel together. Again, partially completed registrations may go unprocessed or be delayed while we request more information, and since all trips are filled on a first-come, first-paid basis, any delays may cause you to be placed on a waiting list. Please note: Only the person paying for the trip will receive a written receipt or email confirmation.

If you have any questions about the registration process, please call 240-777-6840. If you have questions or require more information on a specific trip, please call the SOAR Coordinator at 240-777-4926.

For more information on refunds and withdrawals, please see page 20 of this brochure.

PAYMENT INFORMATIONFull payment must be made at time of registration.

Non-County residents must pay an additional $15.00 per person per trip.

Make checks and money orders payable to MCR. Checks and money orders must include name, address, home and work telephone numbers, driver’s license number, and participant’s full name. VISA or MasterCard payments are accepted. Registration form must include correct credit card number, expiration date, authorized signature, and authorized amount.

Recreation reserves the right to pursue all available options to collect any funds owed as the result of a dishonored check or credit card, charges incurred due to unsubstantiated credit card disputes, or any outstanding debt.

If your check is returned unpaid, your account will be debited electronically for the original check amount and electronically or via paper for the state’s maximum allowable service fee. Payment by check constitutes authorization of these transactions. You may revoke your authorization by calling 800-666-5222 ext. 2 to arrange payment due for any outstanding checks and service fees due.

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REGISTRATION FORM Only one household per form. If registering with a friend,

forms may be submitted together.

(if different from payer)

l Check here if new address/phone/email. PLEASE PRINT. This form may be duplicated.

PAYER’S: Last Name: _________________________________ First Name: _________________________ Email: ___________________________________

Address: ______________________________________ City: _________________________State: ______________ Zip: ____________________

Home Phone: (_______) _________________________Work Phone: (_______) ___________________ Cell Phone: (_______) __________________

PARTICIPANT’S Name: ______________________________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________

Address: __________________________ City: ____________________________________ State: _____________ Zip: _____________________

Home Phone: (_______) _________________________Work Phone: (_______) ___________________ Cell Phone: (_______) __________________

Participant’s Name Birthdate Sex Trip Name Trip Number Pick Up Location Date Start Fees*(Last, First) mm/dd/yy M/F Time

*If you are a non-resident, include an additional $15.00 per participant in the fee for each activity.

l Check or Money Order payable to MCR, Attn: Registrar, 4010 Randolph Road, Silver Spring, MD 20902 Total Amount Due: $l MasterCard l VISA Card No. _________________________________________ Expiration Date: _______________________________

CARDHOLDER: Name (PRINT): _____________________________________ SIGNATURE: __________________________________ Date: _____________

If paying by credit card, we encourage you to fax your registration form to 240-777-6818. If you need help completing this form, please call 240-777-6840.The participant assumes all risks associated with participation in the program; the County assumes no liability for injury or damages arising from participation in the program. Due to the strenuous nature of some activities, the County encourages each participant to consult his or her physician concerning fitness to participate in the program. The participant consents to emergency treatment. The participant also consents to the County’s use of any photographs taken or video made of the program. If the participant is a minor, the parent or guardian approves his or her participation in the program. Neither the instructor nor any of the staff are responsible for children prior to or after the scheduled program.

Participant Signature: ___________________________________________________________________ Date: __________________________________________

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GENERAL INFORMATIONPlease read the registration procedures carefully. Also note the with-drawal policy as it varies from policies listed in the Montgomery County “Guide to Recreation & Parks Programs” due to the nature and financial commitments of the program.

NEW! All trips depart from and return to the Olney Manor Recreational Park. The address is 16605 Georgia Avenue, Olney, Maryland. This is at the traffic light at Georgia Avenue and Emory Lane. It is accessible by both automobile and public bus. Turn into Emory Lane and take the second left and follow signs for Skate Park and Ballfield #1. SOAR has used this parking facility for all trips for the past year, and the SOAR participants have been pleased with this location. (Our former parking lot is in the process of a lengthy stormwater project by the WSSC.)

Unless noted, all motorcoaches are equipped with restrooms.

Trip itineraries and fees may be altered.

Montgomery County Government is committed to complying with the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA). If you need auxiliary aids or services (such as an ASL interpreter, large print materials, or lift equipped bus), please call 240-777-6870, TTY 240-777-6974 a minimum of three weeks before the activity.

YOUR RESPONSIBILITY AS A PARTICIPANT

You, the participant, assume all risks associated with participation in the program. The County

assumes no liability for injury or damages arising from participation in the program. Due to the

strenuous nature of some activities, the County encourages each participant to consult his or her physician concerning fitness to participate in the program. The participant consents to emergency treatment. The participant also consents to the

County’s use of any photographs taken or videotapes made of the program.

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WELCOME TO THE FEET PROGRAM!TRIPS & TOURS . . . Whatever your age, we have a trip for you! Get ready to explore some of the most exciting destinations in the Mid-Atlantic! New York . . . Ocean City . . . Virginia . . . Pennsylvania… here we come! Take in museums, sports events, theaters, festivals, special events and Amusement parks. Whether it’s a day at the beach or a Kennedy Center show, you will want to register early, AS SEATS GO FAST. Go by yourself, with friends or take the whole family – or just your special grandchild!

F.E.E.T. offers trips for all ages with a variety of destinations – a day trip program planned with your interests in mind. Join us for our fun family and adult trips offered throughout each season and leave the driving to us. Children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Trips leave and return from the Olney Manor Recreational Park.

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MARYLAND LIVE! ARUNDEL MILLS MALL, MD

This world-class casino, located at the Arundel Mills Mall, has Vegas-style slot machines and electronic table games. Lunch on your own, choices include The Cheesecake Factory, Phillips Seafood, Bobby Flay’s Burger Palace and more. Promotions and incentives will be available upon arrival as a bus group. Price is for transportation only.Fee: $39 Leave 9:00am, Return 3:00pm Trip number: 382365 Friday, July 11

42ND STREET @ ALLENBERRY PLAYHOUSE BOILING SPRING, PA

Get out your tap shoes, Francis! One of Broadway’s most iconic shows returns to Allenberry after nearly two decades. This toe-tapping mega-musical will have you singing along. It’s the story of a young girl from Allentown who has dreams of the limelight. Will her Broadway Dreams come true? Will the show go on? There’s only one way to find out? Come and meet our dancing feet this summer on 42nd Street! All your favorite songs: Lullaby of Broadway, We’re In The Money, Dames, I Only Have Eyes For You, and of course...42nd Street! Great for families and groups. Rated G. Price includes Transportation, Buffet Lunch and show!!Fee: $99 Leave 9:30am Return 5:30pm Trip number: 382366 Sunday, July 13

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ARTSCAPE 2014 BALTIMORE, MD

Artscape, America’s largest free arts festival, attracting 350,000+ attendees over three days, featuring 150+ fine artists, fashion designers, craftspeople, visual art exhibits, outdoor sculpture, art, cars, photography, live concerts, dance, opera, theater, film, experimen-tal music and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra; Family events such as hands-on projects, demonstra-tions, competitions, children’s entertainers and street theater; International menu of food and beverages throughout the festival site. Price is for transportation, meals are on your own.Fee: $39 Leave 10:00am Return 4:00pmTrip number: 382367 Saturday, July 19

GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE HAMILTON, NJ

Nestled in the heart of central New Jersey lies Grounds For Sculpture, a magical place where art and nature are always at play. At its core are more than 270 sculptures by renowned and emerging contemporary artists, each thoughtfully positioned on meticulously landscaped parkland full of thousands of exotic trees and flowers. It is a feast for the senses. The works, many of them monumental, include those of such distinguished artists as Clement Meadmore, Anthony Caro, Beverly Pepper, Kiki Smith, George Segal, Magdalena Abakanowicz, and Isaac Witkin. They join the enchanting works of our vi-sionary founder Seward Johnson as well as many others by the finest up and coming artists of our time. Join us and discover the beauty, charm, whimsy, and inspiration that our 42 acres hold. Lunch voucher included for the onsite Cafes. Price includes transportation, grounds entrance fee and lunch voucher.Fee: $89 Leave 8:00am Return 7:00pmTrip number: 382368 Saturday, July 26

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FIRST SUNDAY ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL ANNAPOLIS, MD

What’s First Sunday Arts Festival? It’s where community and art fuse. Experience street festivals, an art market, an entertainment venue and an arts and craft fair all rolled into ONE! Be inspired and green, shop from 100 local and regional artists and crafters. Be fed with cafe dining as well as food and beverage vendors. Be here! It’s fun!! Price includes transportation.Fee: $39 Leave 11:00am, Return 4:00pmTrip number: 382369 Sunday, August 3

SPLASHDOWN WATER PARK MANASSAS, VA

Wildly Wet, Fabulous Fun is waiting for you and your family at SplashDown Waterpark, Northern Virginia’s largest waterpark. SplashDown features 5 different water areas that include a lazy river, lap pool, lily pad and log walk, a beach with actual sand and a variety of slides. SplashDown also has all of your favorite summer foods and snacks offered at concessions conveniently located in the park. Minors (anyone under the age of 18) must be accompanied by an adult. The park or MCR does not assume any responsibility for unattended minors. Price includes transportation and admission to the water park (Meals are on your own).Fee: $59 Leave 9:30am, Return 5:30pm Trip number: 382370 Monday, August 4

MARYLAND SCIENCE CENTER BALTIMORE, MD

A fun and unique experience for parents, grandparents and/or children of all ages. One of the most unique and important educational institutions in the region, the Science Center is engaging and entertaining and makes science fun. Lunch on your own at Breakers Cafe or at the Brown Bag Zone for those who wish to bring their own food. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. Price includes transportation, admission, planetarium & demo stage. Meals are on your own. Fee: $59 Leave 9:30am, Return 3:30pmTrip number: 382371 Tuesday, August 5

MEDIEVAL TIMES MATINEE & FEAST ARUNDEL MILLS, MD

Be swept away to an age of bravery and honor and witness epic battles of steel and steed. From ringside seats, discover a feast of the eyes and appetite with all the splendor and romance of 11th Century Spain. As you thrill to a rousing, two-hour live jousting tour-nament, marvel at awe-inspiring horsemanship and falconry. Medieval Times serves a four-course meal fit for royalty. Price includes transportation, four course lunch and tournament.Fee: $59 Leave 9:00am, Return 3:00pmTrip number: 382372 Wednesday, August 6

HERSHEY AMUSEMENT PARK HERSHEY, PA

This fabulous theme park is in the heart of Hershey, Pa.Children and adults alike are always in for a good time with all the rides, shows and attractions. Minors ( anyone under the age of 18) must be accompanied by and a adult. The park or MCR does not assume any responsibility for unattended minors. Price includes transportation and park admission!Fee: $79 Leave 7:30am, Return 7:30pm Trip number: 382373 Friday, August 8

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CIRQUE DU SOLEIL “AMALUNA” THE PLATEAU AT NATIONAL HARBOR, MD

The world famous Cirque du Soleil is coming to town! Join us under the Grand Chapiteau (French for Big Top, just like the circus of yore) at the Plateau in National Har-bor, MD for this unique presentation. The stairs are stadi-um steps to the tent seating. A dramatic mix of circus arts and entertainment, the show takes you to a whole new level not to be missed. ‘Amaluna’ invites the audience to a mysterious island governed by Goddesses and guided by the cycles of the moon. Their queen, Prospera, directs her daughter’s coming-of-age ceremony in a rite that honors femininity, renewal, rebirth and balance which marks the passing of these insights and values from one generation to the next. Coach buses will drop/pick up participants at the Grand Chapiteau. Meals and souvenirs are available for purchase inside before the show and during intermis-sion. Price includes transportation and show admission. Meals and snacks are on your own! Fee: $99 Leave 11:30am Return 5:30pm Trip number: 382374 Sunday, August 10

SHOJI TABUCI AMERICAN MUSIC THEATRE, LANCASTER, PA.

Just what is the Shoji Tabuchi Show that everyone is raving about? At its heart is Branson USA’s first family of extraordinary musical entertainment....Shoji Tabuchi, his beautiful wife Dorothy and delightful daughter Christina. From his origin in a small town in Japan, country music fiddler and singer Shoji Tabuchi has followed a long path to amazing success in the US. Through the years, Shoji has polished and evolved his craft, and for over 20 years he’s headlined an incomparable show at his namesake theatre in Branson, Missouri. Shoji’s versatility and musical talent are nothing short of amazing, and his show melds the music of Broadway, movies, classical, country, pop, rock and western into a fabric of musical perfection. Enjoy the fabulous dinner buffet at Hershey Farm Restaurant before the show! Price includes transportation, dinner buffet and the show.Fee: $109 Leave 3:30pm, Return 11:30pmTrip number: 382375 Saturday, August 23

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MEMPHIS AT TOBY’S DINNER THEATRE COLUMBIA, MD

From the underground dance clubs of 1950’s Memphis, Tennessee, comes a hot new Broadway Musical that bursts off the stage with explosive dancing, irresistible songs and a thrilling tale of fame and romance. Inspired by actual events, Memphis is about a white DJ, the first to play black music in the 50’s and a black club singer hoping for her big break. Filled with laughter, Motown and roof-raising rock ‘n’ roll! Toby’s matinee brunch show offers a breakfast buffet, salad bar and ice cream sundae bar. Price includes transportation, brunch buffet and show.Fee: $79 Leave 9:30am, Return 4:30pm Trip number: 382376 Sunday, September 7

ROCKETTES “CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR” RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL, NYC

Every year, the Rockettes push themselves further to put on a show that’s more dynamic, more challenging and more magical than the last. Take in cherished mo-ments and create new memories-generations of families that have made this cherished show a holiday tradition. Since 1933, the Christmas Spectacular has played at the famed Radio City Music Hall and still features beloved fan-favorite numbers, including Parade of the Wooden Soldiers and the Living Nativity, which have both been in the show since its inception. Take a thrilling 3D ride through the skies of New York with Santa, and be whisked up to the North Pole, as state-of-the-art tech-nology transforms Radio City Music Hall into a magical, immersive wonderland.-See There is no better place to be during the holidays than at the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Price includes transportation and show admission. Meals are on your own! Date and Time are to be Determined based on registration and availability. Possible dates include Saturday Matinees on Dec 6 or Dec 13.Fee: $179 Times To Be Determined Trip number: 382378 Dates To Be Determined

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WITHDRAWAL AND REFUND GUIDELINES FOR TRIPS*

The withdrawal and refund policy pertains to all Recreation programs unless otherwise noted in the description or facility rental agreement.

If Recreation cancels a trip, changes a location or time and you cannot attend, or the program is full, you will receive a full credit to your Recreation account or a refund. Your

written request must include the participant’s name, payer’s name, address, phone number, course number, and reason

for withdrawal. All credits will be posted to your Recreation account unless a refund is specifically requested. All

refunds will be issued to the payer in the same form (check or charge) as the payment was received. Refunds will be

processed within 2-3 weeks of receipt of your written request.

Withdrawal Request Received: Submit a Written Request: Withdrawal Fee Charged:

Thirty (30) days or more before the start

date of the trip

Montgomery County RecreationAttention: Refund Request

4010 Randolph RoadSilver Spring, MD 20902

Fax: 240-777-6818

No Fee

Thirty (30) days or fewer before the start

date of the tripBy mail or fax.

Full amount of the trip cost if a

replacement is not found.

If a replacement is found, you will be charged a $20 fee.

On or after the start date of the trip

No requests will be considered. No Refund

*This policy varies from the one listed in the Guide to Recreation and Parks due to the nature and financial commitments of the program.

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A “WAVE OF MEMORY” VISIT JOHNSTOWN, PA

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