Ready for a fun-filled day? If the answer is “Yes”, then join us on this bus trip and either experience New York City on your own, or enjoy the festivities of the Tribeca Film Festival Family Street Fair.

The Festival invites you to the ultimate street fair and family celebration, in which a dazzling array of activities and performances unfold on Greenwich Street from Hubert to Chambers Street. Come meander through the heart of Tribeca as local schools, merchants, restaurants, and civic organizations join together for this all-day, family-friendly celebration. Enjoy special performances on boulevard stages and throughout the neighborhood streets, along with surprise appearances by some of your favorite characters from movies, books, and television. The Festival Main Stage will feature professional acts of Broadway performers along with emerging talent from right here in Tribeca. Greenwich Street will be transformed into a grand promenade of tents, where local restaurants and merchants will offer Tribeca's finest foods, refreshments, and merchandise. Local schools will sponsor a variety of fundraising activities, from hairspray painting to graffiti hats. Fly a kite, create life-size bubbles in the Bubble Garden, get creative in the Arts & Crafts tent, dance to live music and put a smile on your face... It's a great time to take to the streets


Registration Deadline: 4/1/10
Day/Date: Saturday, May 1
Time: 7 a.m. departure/ 11 p.m. return
Location: Depart and return at Rexroth Park parking lot Lower Windsor Township
Cost: $60 R / $70 NR

Eastern State Penitentiary was once the most famous and expensive prison in the world, but stands today in ruin, a haunting world of crumbling cellblocks and empty guard towers. Known for its grand architecture and strict discipline, this was the world’s first true “penitentiary,” a prison designed to inspire penitence, or true regret, in the hearts of convicts. Its vaulted, sky-lit cells once held many of America’s most notorious criminals, including bank robber “Slick Willie” Sutton and Al Capone.

Terror Behind the Walls®, ranked the No. 1 Haunted House in America by AOL City Guide, is located inside the massive castle-like walls of Eastern State Penitentiary at 22nd Street and Fairmount Avenue in Philadelphia. An extraordinary theatrical production, Terror Behind the Walls® features animatronic props, digital sound effects, and Hollywood-quality costumes and makeup.

All proceeds from Terror Behind the Walls® ticket sales benefit the preservation of Eastern State Penitentiary, a National Historic Landmark. The haunted attraction does not affect operation of the historic site, which remains open for daytime tours seven days a week, year round. For information on daytime historic tours, visit www.EasternState.org or call (215) 236-3300. Fee includes transportation and tickets to the attraction in the month of October.

Tuesday, October 5th
6:30 a.m. depart from Rexroth Park, Lower Windsor Township
2:30 p.m. return to Rexroth Park
Lunch at Old Country Buffet (Lancaster) on ride home
Seniors 65+ - $60/each
Adults - $70/each
Includes lunch and transportation.
25 seats available- RESERVE NOW!
 

History of the Hanover Junction Train Station
Hanover Junction was a busy place in the 1860's. The station was raided prior to the Battle of Gettysburg. It is also famous for Abraham Lincoln visiting the station several times. A tour of the station will be first on the agenda. After the tour, participants will hike about 2 miles along the rail trail observing the fall foliage, watching for wildlife and hearing about the local history. Fee includes transportation and tour guide, Jeri Jones.

Registration Deadline: 10/15/10
Day/Date: Saturday, November 13
Time: 9 a.m. departure/ 1 p.m. return
Location:depart and return at Freysville Park upper parking lot, Windsor Township
Cost: $30 R / $35 NR

Are you looking for a getaway that will rekindle the old fashioned Christmas spirit? Then plan to join us in Wellsboro on Saturday, December 4 as we take a step back in time and celebrate the community's 27th Annual "Dickens of a Christmas". Wellsboro's Main Street and the surrounding side streets will be closed to traffic and will become an early Victorian marketplace featuring all types of delectable wares for eating and drinking, as well as delightful gift items for wearing or enjoying. Food and craft vendors, strolling musicians and singers, dancers, and street-corner thespians will spread up and down Main Street. Performers and vendors will be appropriately costumed and decorated to create a Victorian atmosphere that fits so well with the Wellsboro Gas Lights. With streets closed to traffic, you have the freedom to stroll and enjoy the festivities. Many of the local churches will host luncheons, concerts, tours or special services throughout the day. It's a wonderful way to start your holiday season! Fee includes transportation. Recommended to call ahead for reservations of nearby restaurants for your group if planning a sit-down meal. Visit the events website at www.wellsboropa.com/pages/dickens/index.php.

Registration Deadline: 11/4/10
Day/Date: Saturday, December 4
Time: 7 a.m. departure/ 7 p.m. return
Location: Depart and return at Rexroth Park parking lot Lower Windsor Township
Cost: $50 R / $60 NR

Spend the day strolling around New York City and enjoy the sights and sounds of this fabulous city. Go shopping, take in an afternoon show, or enjoy the winter activities, which include ice skating or the Rockefeller Christmas tree. Seats for this trip go fast, so register early! Fee includes transportation.

Registration Deadline: 11/18/10
Day/Date: Saturday, December 18
Time: 7 a.m. departure/11 p.m. return
Location: Depart and return at Rexroth Park parking lot Lower Windsor Township
Cost: $60 R / $70 NR