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Our trips and travel experiences are numerous and include a variety of interests. Come by yourself, with a friend, or get a group together. Whether you have ventured out with us before or not, you are going to have fun and probably learn something new when you join a group of people who are looking for adventure.
Visit the Senior Center at 14594 SR 525, Langley, WA 98260 or call (360) 321-1600 / (360) 678-3373 to sign-up and pay for trips and travel.
You may also e-mail Rosemary Leahy, the Activities Program Coordinator, at rleahy@islandseniorservices.org to offer trip ideas, travel destinations, or ask questions.
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Skagit Valley Casino Resort or Shopping at the Pacific Edge Outlet Mall
Tuesday, May 13; depart/9 a.m., return/4:30 p.m. Cost: $25; sign up with
payment by May 6th.
This monthly trip includes plenty of time to play your favorite games of chance or if you don’t feel like gambling, we will make a stop at the Pacific Edge Outlet Mall, which features Bass, COACH, Eddie Bauer, Samsonite, Van Heusen, Carter's, Gap, Tommy Hilfinger, Shoe Pavillion, and much more.
Circque du Soleil: CORTEO
Friday, May 16, depart/11 a.m., return/8 p.m. New lower cost: $125; lunch on your own. Call the Senior Center to sign up with Payment by May 1st.
If you haven’t seen Circque du Soleil, here is your chance! The show brings together the passion of the actor with the grace and power of the acrobat to plunge the audience into a theatrical world of fun, comedy and spontaneity situated in a mysterious space between heaven and earth.
La Conner in May
Monday, May 19, depart/9:00 a.m., return/6:00 p.m.
Cost: $25.00, lunch on your own. Sign up with payment by May 9th
Hopefully the sun will be with us as we spend the day strolling through the historic waterfront village of La Conner, Washington. This village is known for the friendly people, diverse communities, cultural attractions including three museums & outdoor sculpture exhibits, locally owned boutiques & galleries, amazing restauraunts and an environment of mountains, farms, rivers, islands and the North Puget Sound.
Chuckanut Drive Spring Fling
Thursday, May 29th Depart/9:00, Return/5:00 p.m.
Cost: $33.50(covers bus); lunch on your own. Sign up with payment by May 15th.
Spring is here so let’s go enjoy the Northwest beauty together on this leisurely meandering down Chuckanut Drive to Bellingham. We’ll stop to stroll through the historic Fairhaven district in Bellingham, have lunch and then go to Teddy Bear Cove for dessert. Teddy Bear Cove is made stunningly beautiful with bright white sand (centuries of crushed clamshells), Madrona trees and crystal tide pools. An easy, flat mile-long hike leads to the cove, paying off with magnificent shoreline views of Chuckanut Bay and Clark's Point
San Juan Islands to Victoria, B.C.
Monday, June 2; depart/ 6:45 a.m., return/10:00 p.m.
Cost: $93.00(cost includes bus, boat, ferry & dinner).Lunch on your own. Sign up with payment by May 1st.
This end-of- spring trip is a great time to gather friends and board a ship in Bellingham. This fully guided tour of the San Juan Islands offers opportunity for sighting Orca whales, bald eagles, seals, porpoise and other wildlife as we cruise through the Islands toward Victoria. A 5-hour shore visit allows for optional Butchart Garden Tour, Victoria City Tour and/or Empress Afternoon Tea or sallying forth on your own. On board, you will enjoy a complimentary all-you-can-eat dinner.
Washington Park Arboretum and Japanese Gardens
Friday, June 13. Depart/9:00 a.m., return/6:00 p.m. Cost: $29.00 for tour-goers (includes bus, ferry, guided tour). Cost: for those walking with Helen is $25.00. lunch on your own. Sign up with payment by May 30th
This trip has two options.
Option #1: a gentle guided tour that highlights the best of the Arboretum seeing spring moving toward summer in the gardens… flowering Cherries, Azaleas and Dogwoods, large-leaved Rhododendron trees sheltered by Magnolias.
Option #2 : a longer walk/hike through the Arboretum and Foster Island with Helen Shields.
Following the tour we will go to Café Flora nearby for lunch and then on to the Japanese Gardens.
Tillicum Village Experience: Cruise and Salmon Dinner
Tuesday, June 17, depart/8:30 a.m., return/6:00 p.m.
Cost: $82.00(includes bus, cruise, dinner) Sign up by with payment by June 3rd
The 4-hour adventure to Tillicum Village at Blake Island State Park begins at Pier 55 on Seattle's Central Waterfront. Relax and enjoy the magnificent scenery during the 50 minute cruise. Dinner is an experience. Inside the longhouse, watch as whole Chinook salmon are cooked over an alder-wood fire on cedar stakes in the traditional Northwest Coast Indian style. As you finish your meal, the lights dim while the myth and magic come to life in the spellbinding performance featuring the Tillicum Village dancers. After the show, you’ll have about an hour to watch carving demonstrations in the longhouse, visit the gallery featuring artwork of local artisans or stroll along the pristine beaches and many forested trails.
Musically Speaking: Franck's Symphony in D minor
Seattle Symphony Bloch: Schelomo, Hebraic Rhapsody
Joshua Roman Plays Bloch
Sunday, June 22nd; Depart 10:30, Return 6:00 p.m. Cost: $64.00(includes bus/parking, & ticket). Lunch on your own
Call the Senior Center to sign up by May 22nd . Payment byJune 6th
Principle Cellist Joshua Roman is superb, brings Schelomo’s sweeping melodies and free-spirited rhythms to life. Don’t miss it! The pre-concert presentation one hour prior to performance is “The Creation of Schelomo: The Jewish Tradition in Classical Music.
Lunch in Pt. Townsend…in support of our neighbors across
the water!
Tuesday, June 24: Depart/9:45 am…Return/4:00pm
Cost: None…..on your own – ferry fare & lunch
Come carpool with us from the Senior Center out to the Keystone Ferry. We’ll
Collect there as “walk-ons”, walking into town upon our arrival in Pt. Townsend.
The lot of us will proceed to the Belmont Hotel for a terrific lunch by the water.
There will be a brief opportunity after lunch to window-shop, after which we’ll catch the 2:15 ferry and be back to the Center by 4:00…maybe a little earlier.
An easy day, good food, a day across the water - - - and very inexpensive!
“Field trip escort”: Rosemary
• Breakfast at Snoqualmie Falls Lodge
• Mt. Baker Scenic Adventure
• Blake Island + Salmon Dinner
• Lavender Festival in Sequim
• A Day in La Conner
Safeco Field. Call the Senior Center to sign up.
It’s almost time to “Play Ball”! … a sure sign spring is coming! We are going to three Mariner games this season. You may reserve your seats now for all three. This year we will have a view of the city skyline from the first base line. All you
F-A-N-S out there - - - - come on down!
Sunday, April 27, depart 10 a.m. Bayview/9 a.m. Oak Harbor; 1:10 p.m. game. Cost: $45 (ticket, bus, ferry and parking); sign up by April 11; payment by April 18
Seats: 300 level above 3rd base line.
Sunday, July 6, depart 10 a.m. Bayview/9 a.m. Oak Harbor; 1:10 p.m. game. Cost: $45 (covers ticket, bus, ferry and parking); sign up with payment by June 27
Seats: Section 300 above the 1st base line.
Wednesday, Aug. 6, depart 10:30 a.m. Bayview/9:30 a.m. Oak Harbor; 1:40 p.m. game. Cost: $68 (ticket, bus, ferry and parking); sign up with payment by July 23
Seats: Section 114 at end of first base line.
Wildflowers and Waterfalls - A New and Unusual Trip Option
May 12th – May 15th Cost: $750/person/double occupancy(all-inclusive price. Call the Senior Center for further information….and/or to sign up! Payment due upon commitment
(Checks made out to True North Productions)
We are collaborating with True North Productions (a group specializing in Columbia River Gorge trips) to offer a 4-day/3-night getaway we’re calling "Wildflowers and Waterfalls." You can look in at this trip at www.discovergorge.com. Absolutely EVERYTHING is included in this package. Based at the Hood River in, on the water,
You will enjoy a guided wildflower hike, a dinner cruise on a historic sternwheeler, a
Concert with the Blackwood Brothers, an authentic chuck wagon lunch….and so much
More – with all meals and gratuities included.
EXTENDED TRIPS…A head start on the 2008 season!
Mackinac Island…featuring the Grand Hotel.
July 18-27, Cost: $3,039/double, $4,239/single.
Complete itinerary available. Call the Senior Center.
Setting out from the “Windy City” with a full day of touring, both guided and time on your own, Mackinac Island and the Great Lakes are the setting for this unforgettable vacation. This tranquil area boasts incredible scenery and old-fashioned traditions. Travel through the green landscape of Green Bay and scenic shoreline of Wisconsin, relish a two-night stay in Mackinac Island’s legendary Grand Hotel, experience the primary mode of transportation on the island, a horse-drawn carriage (no autos allowed!), and savor the old-world charm of Frankenmuth, enveloped in European-influenced shops and bakeries. A travel experience of rich beauty – delectable foods, wonderful wines and historic charm.
New England Backroads
It doesn’t get much better than fall in New England and this trip showcases some of its finest offerings! From country stores to covered bridges, and rugged coastlines to remarkable mountains, welcome to New England’s back roads. Start in Boston and travel through historic sites, quaint villages and tree-covered mountainsides ablaze with color.
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