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OLLI Overnight Field Trips   

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Field Trip Cancellations and Refund Policy
If we have to cancel a field trip you will receive a full refund. If you cancel a field trip it must be canceled at least 2 weeks prior to the field trip to receive a refund. Overnight field trips require a 30-day cancellation notice unless noted otherwise. 

OLLI Field Trips (Bus Loading Locations)
If Using the Bus on an OLLI Day Field Trip, you will load the bus at the bus stop in front of Dietrich Theater on the Rocklin Campus.
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OLLI Overnight Field Trip Goers, will park on the 3rd floor of the parking garage, on the Rocklin Campus, and walk down to the waiting bus.
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*Please Note: We will email field trip participants about a week before their trip is scheduled to happen, with waivers for signing and more details specific to your field trip. This email will include a campus map to direct you to the correct bus pick-up location. 

 
  • OLLI Goes Back to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (Double Occupancy ONLY) (Field Trip) - Using Bus
  • Instructor: Terence McAteer
    Dates: 6/4/2025 - 6/6/2025
    Days: W Th F
    Times: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
    Sessions: 3
    Fee: $510.00
    Location: Off Site
    Building-Room: Field Trip-Sierra College Bus Trip
    Seats Available: 0
    SKU: SprFFT331
    THIS CLASS IS FULL.  Please click the "Add to Waitlist" button below.
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    OLLI Goes Back to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival

    Wednesday, June 4th- Friday, June 6th

    OSF is back! They have a new artistic director and new series of plays which look fantastic. With the “return” of OSF, tickets for the revived Oregon Shakespeare Festival are at a premium— nearly every play is sold out. We will travel by Sierra College bus or private auto to Ashland, Oregon on Wednesday, June 4th.

    We arrive in Ashland in the mid-afternoon. Our first play that night is The Importance of Being Ernesta farcical comedy by Oscar Wilde. On Thursday morning, we will have a private back stage “Behind the Scenes Tour” of the three performance venues. This is a great way to fully appreciate the OSF theatrical experience. We see a matinee that day of Shakespeare’s classic “Julius Caesar” performed by an all woman cast indoors in the Bowmar Theatre. Finally, our evening performance is either at the outdoor Elizabethan stage, to see the Tony and Grammy award winning Into the Woods” with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim or in the Bowmar to see August Wilson’s drama “Jitney.” (Both are sold out so we could only get 30 for one play and 30 for the other. Those who reserve for this trip first will have first selection of which play they’d like to see.)

    We will stay at the Stratford Inn (breakfast included) which is a three block walk to the theaters. All other meals, except a picnic lunch on the way to Ashland, will be on your own discovering the many fine eateries of Ashland.

    Our first “pit” stop along the way to Ashland will be at the Ide Adobe State Historic Park (Ide led the Bear Flag Revolt) along the banks of the Sacramento River. Our picnic lunch (included) on the way to Ashland with be at the lovely Sisson Fish Hatchery in Mt. Shasta City.

    In total— three world-class plays, a behind-the-scenes tour, lodging with breakfast, transportation by a Sierra College bus and a picnic lunch. What a fun adventure with your tour guide— Terry McAteer.

    Only Double Occupancy—(due to limited number of rooms) $510 pp on bus: $460 pp self drive

    32 on bus (16 couples); 16 drive yourself (8 couples)


 

  • OLLI Goes Back to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival (Double Occupancy ONLY) (Field Trip) - Drive Yourself
  • Group Leader: Terence McAteer
    Dates: 6/4/2025 - 6/6/2025
    Days: W Th F
    Times: 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM
    Sessions: 3
    Fee: $460.00
    Location: Provide Own Transportation-Field Trip
    Transport: Meet at Destination
    Seats Available: 5 | Max Enroll: 16
    SKU: SprFFT332

    OLLI Goes Back to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival

    Wednesday, June 4th- Friday, June 6th

    OSF is back! They have a new artistic director and new series of plays which look fantastic. With the “return” of OSF, tickets for the revived Oregon Shakespeare Festival are at a premium— nearly every play is sold out. We will travel by Sierra College bus or private auto to Ashland, Oregon on Wednesday, June 4th.

    We arrive in Ashland in the mid-afternoon. Our first play that night is The Importance of Being Ernesta farcical comedy by Oscar Wilde. On Thursday morning, we will have a private back stage “Behind the Scenes Tour” of the three performance venues. This is a great way to fully appreciate the OSF theatrical experience. We see a matinee that day of Shakespeare’s classic “Julius Caesar” performed by an all woman cast indoors in the Bowmar Theatre. Finally, our evening performance is either at the outdoor Elizabethan stage, to see the Tony and Grammy award winning Into the Woods” with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim or in the Bowmar to see August Wilson’s drama “Jitney.” (Both are sold out so we could only get 30 for one play and 30 for the other. Those who reserve for this trip first will have first selection of which play they’d like to see.)

    We will stay at the Stratford Inn (breakfast included) which is a three block walk to the theaters. All other meals, except a picnic lunch on the way to Ashland, will be on your own discovering the many fine eateries of Ashland.

    Our first “pit” stop along the way to Ashland will be at the Ide Adobe State Historic Park (Ide led the Bear Flag Revolt) along the banks of the Sacramento River. Our picnic lunch (included) on the way to Ashland with be at the lovely Sisson Fish Hatchery in Mt. Shasta City.

    In total— three world-class plays, a behind-the-scenes tour, lodging with breakfast, transportation by a Sierra College bus and a picnic lunch. What a fun adventure with your tour guide— Terry McAteer.

    Only Double Occupancy—(due to limited number of rooms) $510 pp on bus: $460 pp self drive

    32 on bus (16 couples); 16 drive yourself (8 couples)

 

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