Includes transportation and $15 coin/food Must have passport or picture I.D. and a birth certificate

Watch the Detroit Tigers take on their division rival, the Cleveland Indians. The awesome
fireworks display following the game is almost worth the price of admission alone.

In its 22nd year, this event is one of the premier summer-time activities in Michigan with balloon launches and entertainment for the entire family.

Events at the fest include a Medieval Village, an Arts festival with more than 200 artists displaying and selling their work, a Carnival, Antique and Custom Car Show, Music, Bands and Balloon Launch. More than 20 balloons will return to the launch field for a dazzling nighttime display as skydivers make a spectacular nighttime jump, complete with pyrotechnics. Don’t miss this great family outing.

Round trip deluxe motor coach transportation includes, a relaxing ferry boat trip to and from Put-In-Bay aboard the Jet Express. Your trip will also include a private tour on the Put-in-Bay tour train with an experienced guide who will give a narrated tour of the island and take you to your various tours; an elevator ride up to the observation deck of Perry’s International Peace Memorial for a bird’s eye view of Put-in-Bay and the surrounding islands. We’ll have a delicious lunch overlooking the park at The Crescent Buffet with all the trimmings, including dessert and beverage. A tour of the Crystal Cave, the world’s largest known geode and the Heineman Winery a 110 year old winery still family owned and operated. After your tour enjoy a free glass of wine or grape juice. We’ll even have some free time for shopping downtown.

Established in 1960, the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair attracts over 500,000 attendees from across the nation and was recently named the Number One art fair in the country by American Style magazine.

Comprised of four, award-winning, juried art fairs, this renowned event transforms Ann Arbor into an impressive outdoor art gallery showcasing the best in fine art and fine crafts..

We'll eat lunch at Zingerman's Deli, "The best deli outside of New York!"(USA Today)

Cabela's is the world's largest hunting, fishing and outdoor store, attracting more than 6 million visitors per year. Cabela's is more than just a store, the massive 225,000 sq. ft. showroom is an educational and entertainment attraction, offering museum-quality animal displays, huge aquariums and trophy animals interacting in realistic re-creations of their natural habitats. It also features gun collections, a shooting range, two hotels, three restaurants, including a cafe that features wild game and a beef jerky outlet. Next, we'll shop in Antique Alley (featuring over 75 dealers) in Blissfield before heading to lunch at the Hathaway House, a Greek revival style architecture home built in 1851 and decorated in the fashion of the Victorian era. It is on the National registry of historic places and offers distinctively decorated dining rooms. We'll finish off our trip with a stop in Adrian, where we'll have an ice cream dessert at The Spotted Cow and spend a bit of time poking our heads into the downtown stores.

"Law and Disorder" A murder mystery!

Travel with us to Genitti's in Northville. Enjoy their famous 7 course family style lunch including Italian wedding soup and garlic bread, pasta, antipasto salad, baked chicken with vegetable, Italian steak with potato, Italian sausage with green peppers and onions and cannoli for dessert. After lunch we’ll move into the theater to see the show! We’ll also take a side trip to a cider mill and make time for shopping in the quaint downtown Northville shops.

ALL ABOARD!! RIDE “THE POLAR EXPRESS"

Reserve your space now $20 deposit per person, final payments due June 30

Ride the train used as the model for the movie “Polar Express”.

We’ll head to the Steam Railroading Institute in Owosso, MI to look at train history and to hear the story of the magical train who’s actual name is the North Pole Express and Santa’s Village. Shortly thereafter the North Pole Express train arrives with lots of steam, bells and whistles. We’ll then board the train for a 40 minute trip to Santa’s Village in Chesaning. Santa will greet the North Pole Express upon its arrival and invite the children to come play at Santa’s Village. A return trip and were, done for the evening as we watch the train disappear into the night. Food is not allowed on the train however there will be food vendors at Santa’s Village if you get hungry.

Leaving from Recreation Center.