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Untold thousands of veterans come to Branson every November for Veteran’s Homecoming Week.  It is America’s largest Veterans Day celebration and is a special time set aside to honor Veterans, active duty personnel and their families.  It a week filled with great music, civic pride and a sense of honor.

1969 began with The Fifth Dimensions hit “The Age of Aquarius” on top of the charts. Later that year Neil Armstrong walked on the Moon and then 400,000 other people walked onto a New York Farm for a Rock and Roll Festival called Woodstock. This evening is for all of you who were teenagers in 1969. But especially for those who were either too young, or not allowed to go. It’s time you finally “got to Woodstock.”

Shop on the Magnificent Mile, marvel at Chicago’s bold architecture during a Boat Cruise, enjoy Navy Pier and the thrills on Lake Michigan.  You will also be transported back to a 1920’s Chicago speakeasy filled with gangsters, flappers, and fun a Tommy Gun’s Garage Dinner Show.

North Dakota is a beautiful and rugged place where the prairie gives way to The Badlands.  Come walk in the footsteps of Teddy Roosevelt, & Lewis & Clark and  Gen. George Custer this is an infrequently traveled place with incomparable sights awaiting your group.

Come visit sites significant to silver screen and music recording icons. Buddy Holly, John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Glenn Miller. It all happened in the Heartland.

Lake Huron was the first of the Great Lakes to be discovered by European explorers and it should be the next one discovered by you.   This is a spectacular and scenic journey that includes the Thunder Bay’s Elk Carriage Ride, Two nights on Mackinaw Island, a journey across the Might Mac Bridge, eastward along the north shore visiting the town of Little Current and remote Manitoulin Island where you learn the ways of the Ojibway. 

A great getaway this journey to Northern Michigan features the music of troubadour Gordon Lightfoot, a visit to Mackinac Island and a night at the Thunder Bay Resort where you learn about Elk!

Featuring Wisconsin Dells a famous family resort with plenty of natural beauty and attractions for all, combined with Lake Geneva a resort city in southeastern Wisconsin. here the lakeside Shore Path is dotted with Gilded Age mansions, many built by wealthy Chicagoans.

This is an Eclectic Heritage Tour and there aren’t many of those! It combines a few unique attractions with Wisconsin Heritage sites and creates a light-hearted fun-filled adventure. One morning begins with the discovery of Frank Lloyd Wright-designed architecture , another features breakfast in a building with goats on the roof. You enjoy an evening at the famous Fireside Dinner Theater, a visit to the Harley Davidson Museum in Milwaukee, and a Door County Fish Boil.

Join us we repeat the past and celebrate The Gilded Age at Mackinac Island’s Grand Hotel. Here you can let imagination inspire fantasy . . . “Can’t repeat the past?” he cried incredulously. “Why of course you can!” He looked around him wildly, as if the past were lurking here in the shadow of his house, just out of reach of his hand.” ― F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Great Gatsby.