Mark your calendars and plan to join a fun group of OLLI members on the first post Covid day trip. We will leave from and return to Athens on Thursday, October 20 (yes, we did work around the UGA Football schedule) to visit 3 vineyards in north Georgia and have a box lunch from an Amish bakery. There will be room for 40 on a roomy, comfortable coach. You won’t have to drive, just enjoy tasting wine and the beautiful leaf color of fall in north Georgia. The trip will be lead by Dindy Owens

Atlanta is know as the "cradle of the Civil Rights Movement", and it became the center of the movement between 1940 - 1970 as black leaders fought for voting rights, access to public facilities and institutions, and economic and educational opportunities for African Americans. This one-day trip to Atlanta includes a morning tour of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Park featuring his birth home, crypt, and eternal flame. Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church Sanctuary and Freedom Hall. A private lunch will be provided by historic Mary Mac's Tearoom. Established in 1945 it is now the last of 16 tea rooms once found in downtown Atlanta. After lunch the tour continues at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights, a museum and cultural institution that connects the US Civil Rights Movement to human rights challenges across the world today.

Travel through time in Southern England and Wales. Learn about prehistoric England, the Romans, King Arthur, the Normans, and World War I and II. Thirteen Days including excursions to Cardiff Castle, Glastonbury, Pembroke Castle, Windsor Castle, Roman Baths, 3 cathedrals, Stonehenge, Tintagel, Tin Mines in Cornwall, Minack Theatre, and much more. Lodging for 12 nights. Includes 26 meals (6 dinners, 8 lunches, and all breakfasts), all entrance fees, tips and taxes, and the OLLI class fee. Airfare is not included and trip insurance is required. Please register on an individual basis. Contact the office if you plan to bring a nonmember guest. 706-542-7715 Brochure