Join us in April of 2026 as we begin the celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary in Virginia. In the springtime we feature the Virginia International Tattoo and explore Britain’s Colonial Settlements in Jamestown and Williamsburg, learn about Pre-Revolutionary America and our discontent with British Rule. Then as that chapter ends we celebrate with music from the British Invasion of the 1960’s performed by “Martha & The Sons of Liberty.”
Now open, the NEW Dolly Parton Experience brings you more Dolly than Ever. It is filled with exhibits that highlight her career, the influences and her biggest dreams. Plus we add everything Dolly including Dolly’s hometown tour, an exciting afternoon at Dollywood celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2025. Plus, her two great dinner shows.
It’s a retro Myrtle Beach Spring Break . . . “Well the Southern girls with the way they talk, they knock me out when I’m down there . . .” Rock out with a special Beach Boys Tribute and two different shows at The Carolina Opry. Plus a Low Country Shrimp Boil and Shag Dance Lessons. Come back to the Beach this spring! This tour will “make you feel all right, as you dance the night away . . .”
In October, join us as The Revolution ends and we celebrate America’s Victory at Yorktown. From Bleacher seats along the Parade Route you see the Continental Army, Fife and Drum Bands, celebrities such as the Marquis de Lafayette and Gen. George Washington. And again as this tour’s history lesson concludes we enjoy a Rock n’ Roll Gala Dinner Party hosted by Gen Washington himself.
Four of our first five Presidents were Virginians. Two fought in the Revolution, one wrote the Declaration and one wrote the Constitution. Come see their homes, discover the legacies. From Patrick Henry’s “Give Me Liberty” speech and to the final battle at Yorktown, you’ll hear how it all happened.
Celebrate the Holidays New Orleans Style with a Creole Christmas. Discover Creole traditions from the 19th Century, and enjoy two great meals – a Holiday Jazz Brunch at the Court of Two Sisters and the New Orleans School of Cooking. Plus, stroll through thousands of dazzling lights at the Celebration in the Oaks – THE New Orleans holiday tradition.
The Boston Tea Party occurred on Dec 16, 1773. Come see where it started, visit the Battle Green in Lexington where in 1775 they fired “The shot heard round the world.” Listen to the stories of Paul Revere and the Minutemen as you search for history amongst the skyscrapers.
Come enjoy a couple of days in Boston. This is where it started, where “The shot heard round the world” was fired. Listen to the stories of Paul Revere, the Minutemen and the Boston Tea Party as you search amongst the skyscrapers of a very modern city.
Celebrate The Revolution’s 250 Anniversary! Visit Saratoga National Historical Park where Benedict Arnold became a hero – then a traitor. Walk with re-enactors at Fort Ticonderoga, from here in 1776 George Washington had cannons moved 200 miles, in the dead of winter, to a hill top above Boston. When Gen Thomas Gage woke the morning of March 4, and saw artillery suddenly aimed at the British fleet, he immediately abandoned City, which they had held since Lexington & Concord.
There are boat cruises and a train ride, horse racing and history. It’s a great group getaway – plan yours now!
Visit Historic Long Island Sites from “America’s First Spy Ring.” A group of local patriots known as the Culper Spy Ring, provided General George Washington with information that helped win the American Revolution. The AMC Series TURN (2014-2017) was based on these events from the late 1700s.
