These international ambassadors of Irish music have maintained their timeless ability to deliver a rollicking, rousing performance of good cheer. Their songs have become anthems of revelry and joy among generation after generation of fans. You will never forget the energy and spirit of this performance It’s a fun filled day of gaming, entertainment, food and fun at Turning Stone. You won’t go hungry with an extensive Irish Buffet with the traditional St. Patrick’s Day food, followed by matinee entertainment featuring the IRISH ROVERS with non-stop entertainment throughout the day. Each person will receive a $15.00 FREEPLAY. Don’t miss this sure-to-be a sellout event!

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Cost: Members: $$88pp     Non Members: $$98pp

A faithful, righteous prophet of God … suddenly disobeys and runs away! As a result, he encounters a TERRIBLE storm, an ENORMOUS fish, a TINY worm, a MIGHTY wind, a BLAZING sun, a WICKED empire and the GREATEST revival in history. “Jonah” is a story of extremes! And through it all, God reveals His extreme mercy and love - for all. Get ready for Sight and Sound’s most extreme fun-filled adventure yet. From the moment you walk into the theatre and experience the incredible sets, costumes, lighting, seamless transitions, immersive scenes, and special effects, you’ll be on the edge of your seat, and in the heart of the action. After the show enjoy a extensive Amish Buffet dinner at the famous Good and Plenty restaurant.

The bus will depart the center 8:00am with a lunch stop on your own, and arrive back around 9:30pm with a quick rest stop en-route.

Cost: Members: $$131pp     Non Members: $$141pp

The Culinary Institute of America (CIA) is the oldest and most prestigious culinary school in America. Founded in 1946 in New Haven, CT by Frances Roth, a prominent attorney, and Katharine Angell, the wife of Yale President James Angell, the early school was created to provide culinary training and careers for returning World War II veterans. Enjoy a guided tour of the historic buildings and opulent kitchens, then dine at the Escoffer Restaurant featuring French cuisine. Tomorrow's chefs will prepare and serve your meal under the guidance of our world-class chef instructors. All that is within me cries out to go back to my home on the Hudson River" This quote captures FDR's connection to Springwood, the estate that he loved and the place he considered home. Here, the first US Presidential Library was started by FDR. Visit the Home and Presidential Library and Museum of FDR to learn about the only President elected to four terms. You will begin the day at "Springwood", the lifelong home of America's only four-term President. You will enjoy a guided tour of FDR's home, take a self-guided tour of the Museum and stroll the grounds, gardens and trails of this 300-acre site. You will start your visit at the Henry A. Wallace Visitor and Education Center, see the introductory film and meet the guide. Tours of the FDR Home have an outdoor component. The walk to the Home from the Visitor Center is 1/4 mile long in one direction on level ground. Alternate transportation is available for visitors with disabilities.

The bus will depart the center 6:30am and arrive back around 9:00pm with a short stops en-route.

Cost: Members: $$105pp     Non Members: $$115pp

Enjoy the fabulous pageantry of Norfolk's Azalea Festival parade from your reserved seat. You will view the parade of nations featuring floats representing each of the NATO countries, and then enjoy an afternoon at NATOfest where each country offer displays reflecting their culture. You will be inspired by the music, ceremony and emotion at The Virginia International Tattoo Show featuring bagpipers, precision drill teams and acrobats from around the world. View the beautiful blooming azaleas on a tram tour of the Norfolk Botanical Gardens, and board the Spirit of Norfolk for a fantastic dinner cruise complete with entertainment. Tour the world's largest Naval Station to complete a truly beautiful vacation. This package includes: 4 Nights Lodging 4 Breakfasts 3 Dinners including on the Spirit of Norfolk Virginia International Tattoo Show NATOFest Activities Norfolk Naval Base Tour Reserved Seats for the Azalea Festival Parade Chrysler Museum of Art Norfolk Botanical Gardens Tram Tour MacArthur Memorial Evening Entertainment All Taxes and Gratuities (including driver, meal and guides)

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Cost: Members: $$599pp/dbl/tpl     Non Members: $$629pp/dbl/tpl

Welcome to the Chesapeake Bay's Eastern Shore. Explore the handmade gunning boats hunters used to catch their daily limit, and see the lighthouses and ever-changing exhibits at the Maritime Museum. View buffalo "up close and personal" as you ride through the pasture on a tractor-driven wagon. Travel "down home" for a shore side treat! The historic town of St Michaels dates back to the mid-1600s when it served as a trading post for area tobacco farmers and trappers. In 1677 the Christ Episcopal Church of St Michael Archangel parish was founded in present day St. Michaels. In 1778 a British land agent, James Braddock, purchased 20 acres and deeded 58 lots. This created St. Mary's Square, the historic center ofSt. Michaels. To this day, this charming seaside resort town reflects its colonial past, as many of the area's homes date from the late 1700s to the late 1800s. This package includes: 2 Nights Lodging 2 Breakfasts 1 Lunch at Hidden Acres Farms 1 Dinner at the Crab Claw Restaurant Chesapeake Maritime Museum "The Patriot" Narrated Cruise Shops at St. Michaels Buffalo Ranch Clydesdale Horses Carriage Ride Alpaca farm

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Cost: Members: $$369pp/dbl/tpl     Non Members: $$399pp/dbl/tpl

Join us at the beautiful Villa Roma Resort, Callicoon, NY. and enjoy the classic sounds of The Platters, one of the most successful vocal groups of the early rock and roll era, as they sing their hits including “Only You” and “The Great Pretender”. The afternoon includes a delicious lunch with your entrée choice of Roasted Chicken, London Broil or Tilapia. .

The bus will depart the center 8:00am and arrive back around 5:30pm

Cost: Members: $$84     Non Members: $$94

The Confession is a captivating story of a young Amish woman who is caught in the middle of secrets and scandal, love lost and love found and personal heartache and healing. With the laughter that ensues when a New York actress tries to play a “Plain” woman and the emotion that is inevitable when lies are uncovered and truth is revealed, audiences will enjoy a roller coaster of highs and lows. Mix that with soaring melodies, inspiring lyrics, with glorious orchestrations and the time will fly by. It’s a brilliant love story and a keep-you-at-the-edge-of-your-seat mystery all wrapped into one. Men and women alike will be anxious to find out what happens. Beverly Lewis is a remarkable storyteller.  She has given us a rich plot, with compelling characters that courageously confront their past, their future and their faith.  And the music!   You’ll have a hard time deciding which tune to hum on the way home. Come see what happens when the plain life, the not-so-plain life, and the down right extravagant life all meet together in the new musical, The Confession. We will enjoy a grand smorgasbord lunch prior to the show at Bird in Hand Restaurant.

The bus will depart the center 7am with a breakfast stop on your own and arrive back around 8pm with a quick dinner stop on your own en-route

Cost: Members: $$104pp     Non Members: $$114pp

The World Trade Center site has become the most requested stop on New York tours. Rather than just a brief look through the fence, spend some time walking through the district to discover the history of the construction of the World Trade Center, what damage was actually done on September 11, and learn about the future plans for the site which are to include New York's tallest building and a touching memorial. Visit the exhibit at St. Paul's Chapel which became a focal point and Tribute Center, opened by families of the victims as an interactive educational center. After the memorial we will have lunch on your own, New York Style, at the world famous Katz’s Deli. Then we are off to the Tenement Museum. The Museum, an actual tenement house built in 1860, tells the story of immigrant families; and visitors can view restored apartments of past residents from different time periods. To complete our immigrant experience, we will have a guided tour of the Lower East Side of Manhattan touring Little Italy and Chinatown. **There is a considerable amount of walking on this tour and the Tenement museum has stairs (as a tenement house would).

The bus will depart the center 6am arrive back around 8pm with quick stops en-route

Cost: Members: $$105pp     Non Members: $$115pp

One of our favorites, the Merry-Go-Round Playhouse showcases the regional premiere of this musical, based on the hit movie 9 to 5. It features a score by Dolly Parton, including the hit title song. You’ll be singing with the cast! We meet three determined, resourceful and intelligent women who turn the tables on a tyrannical boss that audiences will love to hate. This musical is non-stop entertainment. After the show enjoy dinner at the stately Sherwood Inn overlooking beautiful Skaneateles Lake. Please choose Rosemary Rubbed Sirloin or Scrod Christopher (baked in cracker crumbs with lemon beurre blanc sauce).

The bus will depart the center 11:30am and return 8:30pm.

Cost: Members: $$99     Non Members: $$109

Beginning our day we will tour the world renowned NYC Botanical Gardens. See spectacular seasonal exhibitions inside a landmark glasshouse that also features a tropical rain forest and cactus-filled desert with plants that can be seen nowhere else in New York. Explore 50 diverse gardens and plant collections across 250 acres of year-round beauty throughout the National Historic Landmark landscape, including 30,000 magnificent trees. Discover the 50-acre Forest, Rock Garden, Home Gardening Center and so much more. Then Shop in the Garden where you’ll find unique and distinctive merchandise, enticing gifts and inspiration for both home and garden. Following the gardens, we will explore Arthur Avenue, Bronx’s little Italy. The most authentic Little Italy in New York today is a small enclave in the Belmont section of the Bronx. On a walking tour of this vibrant Italian community visit a bakery where bread has been baked in coal-fired ovens for over 100 years,a family-run pasta shop where pasta is cut to order, fantastic butchers and salami makers, seafood shops, cheese mongers and the famous Arthur Avenue Market. You will have time for lunch on your own in one of the local eateries. **There is a considerable amount of walking on this tour.

The bus will depart the center 6am arrive back around 8pm with a quick stops en-route

Cost: Members: $$110pp     Non Members: $$120pp

The Finger Lakes of new York is the largest and most celebrated wine producing region in the Eastern United States. At its heart lies Seneca Lake, whose spectacular beauty and glacially-deposited soils inspire early grape cultivation and the birth of America’s wine industry in 1860. Our winery stops will be: *Belhurst *Three Brothers *Caywood Vineyards *Hazlitt *Castle Grisch After a day of wine tasting relax on a beautiful dinner cruise as the sun sets on the day. We will board our vessel in Watkins glen and enjoy a late dinner ending our ride as the sun sets.

The bus will depart the center 6am arrive back around 12pm (yes that’s midnight) with a quick stops en-route

Cost: Members: $$110pp     Non Members: $$120pp

Stay in the beautiful seaside town of Glouster, Mass at Cape Ann’s Marina Resort on the Annisquam River. Upon arrival enjoy a gourmet dinner at the 1640 House in Ipswich waking the next day for the Cape Ann Whale Watch with lobster when we return. That afternoon we will stroll through Rockport shopping at the unique gift shops where you may enjoy dinner on your own. After breakfast on our third day we will tour the New England Aquarium and IMAX theater and then return home! This trip includes: Two nights a waterside hotel waterside Dinner Lobster Lunch breakfasts whale watch admission to New England Aquarium and IMAX Boat ride on the Annisquam River

The bus will depart the center at 8am with a stop in Stockbridge Mass for lunch on your own and time to stroll the town.

Cost: Members: $$478pp/dbl/     Non Members: $$508pp/dbl/

Relax as you travel through the rolling hills and valleys of historic Bucks County, Pennsylvania, and experience first-hand the sights, sounds and romance of the Golden Era of Steam Railroading. Climb aboard the New Hope & Ivyland passenger train and travel into a scene from the past. Relax and leave your cares behind as you journey into history, learning what rail travel was like for your grand parents and great-grand parents. We will feast on lunch in the restored 1920s vintage passenger coach. After lunch you can begin your Christmas shopping early at the unique shops at Peddlers Village, Lahaska, Pa. Discover merchandise from all over the globe and many handmade wares from local craftspeople. There's something there for everyone!

The bus will depart the center 6:30am and arrive back around 9:00pm with a short stops en-route.

Cost: Members: $$110pp     Non Members: $$120pp

Mohonk Mountain Resort is a Victorian castle built on spectacular cliffs above the deep-blue waters of Lake Mohonk in 1869. The grand 266-room hotel is in the heart of upstate New York’s scenic Hudson Valley has welcomed travelers for generations. Enjoy thousands of acres of pristine forest and winding trails. Your day will include tour of the facility, access to the show gardens,greenhouse, hiking trails (both novice and experience) and lunch. There will also be live music filling the mountain top air at both 10:30am and 3:00pm. Guests will delight in superlative music in a spectacular setting.

The bus will depart the center 7:00am arrive back around 8:00pm

Cost: Members: $$96     Non Members: $$106

Our first stop is the Arkell Museum where American art and Mohawk Valley history are celebrated. You will discover paintings by remarkable American artists such as Winslow Homer, George Inness, Ralph Blakelock, Childe Hassam, Robert Henri, and Thomas Hart Benton. The Arkell Museum’s collection also includes objects and archives related to the Mohawk Valley. The landscape of the Mohawk Valley and the marketing of Beech-Nut products are subjects explored in museum programs and exhibitions. Following the museum visit we will enjoy lunch at the magnificent Beardslee Castle in Herkimer. Built in 1860 as a replica of an Irish Castle, Beardslee Castle is at once both modern and ancient with the finest in cuisine. Your meal choice is: Sliced Santa Fe beef or Salmon Filet. Complete our day on the Erie Canal as we board the Lil’ Diamond.Experience the thrill of being lowered and raised 20 feet inside the lock walls while your captain explains the inner workings of the locks. Travel back in time as your Captain narrates the history and legends of the canal while enjoying the sights and sounds of the area as we gentle glide along the waterways.

The bus will depart the center 8:00am and arrive back around 7:00pm with a quick dinner stop en-route.

Cost: Members: $$85pp     Non Members: $$95pp

Maine - safe harbors, lighthouses and miles of ocean beaches.  Travel to the Old Port Exchange and view the quaint harbor from high above Casco Bay. Cruise the harbor and see the captivating village homes and fishing fleet. Tour Boothbay Harbor, then shop at some of the well-known outlets in Freeport. Capture the magic of Kennebunkport, a favorite spot among artists and writers. And, of course, no trip to Maine is complete without a sumptuous lobsterbake. This trip includes: 3 Nights Lodging 3 Breakfasts 2 Dinners 1 "Downeast" Lobsterbake Tour of Portland and Portland Head Light Perkins Cove Harbor Cruise Boothbay Harbor Tour Kennebunkport Tour L.L. Bean and Dexter Factory Outlets Eartha-Revolving and Rotating Globe Nubble Lighthouse All taxes, meal, bus driver and guide gratuities

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Cost: Members: $$479dbl/tpl     Non Members: $$509dbl/tpl

Nunsense begins when the Little Sisters of Hoboken discover that their cook, Sister Julia, Child of God, has accidentally poisoned 52 of the sisters, and they are in dire need of funds for the burials. The sisters decide that the best way to raise the money is to put on a variety show, so they take over the school auditorium, which is currently set up for the eighth grade production of “Grease.” Here we meet Reverend Mother Regina, a former circus performer; Sister Mary Hubert, the Mistress Novices of a streetwise nun from Brooklyn named Sister Robert Anne; Sister Mary Leo, a novice who is a wannabe ballerina; and the delightfully wacky Sister Mary Amnesia, the nun who lost her memory when a crucifix fell on her head. Featuring star turns, tap and ballet dancing, an audience quiz, and comic surprises, this show has become an international phenomenon. After the show, enjoy dinner at the charming Springside Inn in Auburn. Please choose from the following: Boneless Breast of Chicken, Roast Sirloin or Baked Scrod

The bus will depart the center at 11:30am and return 8:30pm.

Cost: Members: $$99pp     Non Members: $$109pp

For a second time this year join us as we relax at the magnificent Villa Roma Resort in the beautiful Catskill mountains. Feast on a holiday meal with your choice of: Roast Turkey, Leg of Lamb or Shrimp Scampi in the grand dining room. We then move to the nightclub for Christmas entertainment with Mary Mancini and Mario Taca preforming all of your holiday classic.

The bus will depart the center 8:00am and arrive back around 5:30pm

Cost: Members: $$65pp     Non Members: $$75pp

We will begin our day at the lovely Kennett Square downtown. Enjoy a leisurely stroll as you peruse the delightful shops full of antiques and unique gifts and enjoy lunch on your own. After shopping the highlight will be the magnificent Longwood Gardens. The entrance to the Main Conservatory is flanked with Hydrangea macrophylla ‘Hanabi’ Shooting Star® and Nutcracker Red™ poinsettias. Other borders include: Euphorbia fulgens, scarlet-plume, and Plectranthus thyrsoideus, flowering-bush plectranthus (blue) with Marea poinsettias and delicate pinkCyclamen persicum. Peppermint Twist™ poinsettias and Begonia ‘Looking Glass’ also add to the grandeur of the Main Conservatory. Throughout the Christmas season, dancing fountain shows are set to holiday music once every hour from 10:00 am–3:00 pm. From 3:30–closing, shows run frequently, with a 5 minute delay between each show. Evening shows illuminate the night with vibrant colors and a glittering backdrop of snowflakes. Completing our day we will dine on site in the midst of 1000 acres of one of the world’s premiere horticulture centers, **There is a considerable amount of walking on this tour

The bus will depart the center 7:00am and arrive back around 10:30pm with short stops en-route

Cost: Members: $$118pp     Non Members: $$128pp