Winter 2025 Field Trips:
A Christmas Carol at Alabama Shakespear Festival – December 19th
ASF's full production returns with miserly Ebenezer Scrooge's overnight voyage of epic proportions begins. Journey with Scrooge as he learns from his ghosts (and Bob, Tiny Tim, and the Cratchits) a heart-warming lesson in forgiveness and the change we can make around us. Please bring extra money for dinner before the show. $80 per person.
The Columbus Museum – January 31st
Celebrate creativity and culture through the experience of American art, regional history, tranquil gardens, and more. As a destination for people of all interests and ages, COMU has something for everyone. Founded in 1953, The Columbus Museum is one of the largest museums in the Southeast and is unique for its dual concentration on American art and regional history, displayed in its permanent collection, temporary exhibitions, and educational programs. $10, bring extra money for lunch. $10 per person.
The Legacy Museum – February 7th
Travel through 400 years of American history - from enslavement to racial terrorism, to codified segregation, to mass incarceration. Theocratically acclaimed Legacy Museum features first-person historical accounts, interactive content, cutting-edge technology, and a world- class art gallery. $10, bring extra money for lunch. $10 per person.
Spring 2025 Field Trips
Azalea Storytelling Festival – March 7th
The 28th Azalea Storytelling Festival will take place at LaGrange College's Callaway Auditorium. This beloved, family-friendly event promotes the art of storytelling by bringing nationally recognized artists together for a weekend full of storytelling concerts. The Azalea Storytelling Festival has been recognized as one of the oldest such festivals in the state of Georgia. Additionally, it has been recognized by the Southeast Tourism Society as one of the Top 20 Events in the 12 South eastern states. The National Storytelling Association bestowed on the Azalea Storytelling Festival the Association's Leadership Award. Furthermore, the Azalea Storytelling Festival was nominated by the Georgia Department of Economic Development to the American Bus Association as one of the 2012 Top 100 Events in North America. In 2013, the founders of the Azalea Storytelling Festival received the LaGrange Troup County Bureau of Tourism Visionary Award. The cost of the trip includes transportation and admission. Please bring extra money for dinner. $30, plus money for dinner.
Ponce City Market Food, Art, and History Experience – March 26th
Come experience Atlanta's most buzzed about food hall, Ponce City Market. Set inside a historic Sears & Roebuck store, PCM has some of Atlanta's best restaurants, including one of America's favorite burgers. The tour will take you to some of our favorite spots where you'll taste and sip from award-winning chefs while learning about the storied past of this iconic landmark. Head up to the 3rd floor where we'll hop on the BeltLine to discover street art and share the history of baseball in Atlanta. Experience some of the best restaurants around to give you an insider's taste of Atlanta's food scene. $100 per person.
Horseback Riding and Lunch at Historic Banning Mills – April 21st
Historic Banning Mills is a public 501(c)(3) conservation and retreat center with a mission to preserve the unique and pristine ecosystems of the Snake Creek Gorge and Chattahoochee watershed areas, as well as the extensive history of the Banning Mills township and gorge areas. Enjoy Banning Mills by horseback riding on beautiful historic trails with peaceful surroundings! Ride on the old water raceway systems alongside the Snake Creek and view the ruins of the paper mill. A beautiful ride and unique horseback riding adventure! Participants should not wear flip-flops, sandals or shoes without backs. A one-inch heel is suggested. Pants are suggested for a more comfortable ride. Includes horseback riding and a hot lunch. $100 per person.
Lake Martin Sunset Tour – May 9th
Join us for a guided tour to see Lake Martin's spectacular sunsets on a relaxing pontoon boat. We will stop for dinner at Kowaliga Restaurant while on the tour. Cost of dinner is not included so please bring extra money. $35 per person.
Mystery Field Trip ? - May 22nd
Who is in for an adventure? Where will we go? Sign up for our annual mystery trip for a surprise! More details provided the week of the trip. You will not find out the exact location until you get on the bus that day. Please bring extra money for a meal. $10 per person.
Refund Policy: All refunds will be reviewed and approved by the Community Programs Coordinator. In order to receive a refund your spot must be filled by someone on the waitlist.
