Burlington Recreation Center
(620) 364-8484
Adult Trips
Member Registration begins May 20, 2025
Non-Member Registration begins May 23, 2025
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Trip Cancellation Policy
If you cancel out of a trip that has a waiting list and we are able to fill your spot, you will be refunded all but $5. BRC keeps a $5 cancellation fee. If we are unable to fill your spot, no money will be refunded.
Trip Payment Policy
All trips must be paid for at time of registration, whether it is in person or over the phone. We accept cash, check, credit and debit cards. If you call in and register by phone, please have your credit card or debit card ready. Also, due to a system upgrade, we require the 3 digit code on the back of your card EACH TIME you register for an activity. Please be prepared to provide this. Your payment secures your spot on the trip. This ensures that all trips are kept full and paid for. Sorry, no exceptions will be made.
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New Theatre: Clue
A bizarre group of strangers are invited to the ominous Boddy Manor. Their evening together turns into a real mystery of whodunit! Who could the murderer be? Professor Plum with the
lead pipe, Mrs. Peacock with the candlestick, or Colonel Mustard with the revolver?
Murder, blackmail, and hilarious twists & turns will draw the audience into a murder case filled with nonstop laughs!
July 2
9:00am—5:00pm
Max of 13 people
$55 Member; $58 Non Member
Lunch with Linda
Annie’s Place in Topeka
Wednesday, July 9th
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
Max of 13
Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture
The Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture in Olathe, Kansas, offers a fascinating and educational journey through the rich history and vibrant culture of the Deaf community. Visitors will explore interactive exhibits that highlight the evolution of American Sign Language (ASL), the history of Deaf advocacy, and the development of Deaf culture. The museum also features artworks by Deaf artists, historical artifacts, and immersive displays that showcase the resilience and creativity of the Deaf community. Perfect for those seeking a deeper understanding of Deaf culture and history, the
Museum of Deaf History, Arts & Culture provides a unique and insightful experience in the heart of
Olathe. We will head to lunch after our tour.
Wednesday, July 16th
8:30am—4:00pm
$25 Members; $28 Non Members; Max of 13 people
Lunch with Linda
Annie’s Place in Topeka
Wednesday, July 23rd
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
Max of 13
YaYa’s Alpaca Farm Tour
Located in the scenic Garden City, Missouri, Yaya's Alpaca Farm provides a charming retreat
surrounded by rolling hills. Since 2015, the farm has invited visitors to engage with their friendly alpacas on guided tours, offering a one-of-a-kind experience for animal enthusiasts of all ages. Explore the fascinating world of these elegant animals, discovering their behaviors, habitats, and delightful personalities. Enjoy an interactive experience with the alpacas, capturing special moments and creating lasting memories.
Wednesday, July 30th
8:15am-5:00pm
Limit: 13 people
$30 Members/$33 Non Members
Lunch with Linda
Chris Café in Greeley
Wednesday, August 6th
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
Max of 13
Fee includes transportation, tour and any admission fees.
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Vietnam Veterans Wall Tour
Honoring the more than 3 million Americans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces during the Vietnam War, “The Wall That Heals”—which is 375 feet in length and bears the names of
the 58,281 men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in Vietnam. We will have a guided tour led by DC Ambassadors to view a variety of exhibits telling the story of the Vietnam War.
We will head to lunch after the tour.
Thursday, August 14th
10:15am-3:30pm
Limit: 13 people
$10 Members/$13 Non Members
Lunch with Linda
Chris Café in Greeley
Wednesday, August 20th
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
Max of 13
Lansing Penitentiary Tour
Founded by the Kansas Territorial Legislature in 1859, the Kansas State Penitentiary is one of the country’s oldest prisons, offering a fascinating glimpse into more than 160 years of history. This landmark site serves as a powerful symbol of the development of the American justice system. The captivating tales of those who lived and worked behind its imposing walls are shared
by former correctional officers, assistant wardens, and wardens. We will head to lunch after our tour.
**This tour will involve significant amounts of walking and standing and due to the nature of the building is not handicap accessible.
Friday, August 29th
7:00am—-4:00pm
Max of 13 people
$45 Members; $48 Non Members
Fee includes transportation and any admission fees.
Roasterie Tour, Lunch & Sunflowers
We will start our day out at The Roasterie Factory where we will be immersed in all things Coffee. You
will learn the history, sample the coffee and watch a brewing demonstration among other things. After our tour we will make a short 40 minute drive to lovely Lawrence, KS where we will enjoy lunch, some time to browse on Mass street and then a stop at Grinter’s Sunflowers to take in all the beauty that it holds as the Sunflowers will be in peak season!
Friday, Sept 5th
8:00am-5:00pm
Limit: 13 people
$35 Members/$38 Non Members
Lunch with Linda
Tina’s Place in Gas
Wednesday, September 10th
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
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New Theatre: Alone Together
Parents of 3 adult sons just sent their youngest off to college. They are finally enjoying their new time alone together when one by one, each son begins returning home! This Broadway comedy is filled with joy, connection, and family love!
**We will stop at Oak Park Mall for an hour before heading to New Theater for those that want to snag a
coffee/snack or do a little shopping or returning of items.
September 17th
9:00am—5:00pm
Max of 13 people
$55 Member; $58 Non Member
Lunch with Linda
Tina’s Place in Gas
Wednesday, September 24th
10:00am-3:00pm
Limit: 13 people
$10 Members/$13 Non Members
Applefest in Weston, MO
For decades, Historic Weston's Applefest has been the region's biggest celebration, marking the harvest season and all things apple! Apple Alley, Apple Treats, an Apple-themed parade, and more crafters and artisans than ever before. Live music, an apple butter demonstration, kids' games, and autumn delights.
Saturday, October 4
7:30am-5:00pm
Limit: 13 people
$20 Members/$23 Non Members
Lunch with Linda
Branding Iron in Princeton
Friday, October 3rd
10:00am-3:00pm
Limit: 13 people
$10 Members/$13 Non Members
Lunch with Linda
Branding Iron in Princeton
Friday, October 24th
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
Max of 13
Jazz, Baseball and BBQ
Our trip will start at the Negro League Baseball Museum where you will see a detailed history of several
countries and learn about the baseball players who crossed cultural lines and helped pave the way to
make baseball what it is today. Next we will step over to the American Jazz Museum which showcases
the history of jazz through interactive exhibits and films.
After exploring we will head to Burnt End BBQ at Crown Center for some lunch followed by a trip
through the Kansas City Museum of BBQ!
Wednesday, October 29th
8:15am—5:00pm
Max of 13 people
$40 Members; $43 Non Members
Fee includes transportation and all admission fees.
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Lunch with Linda
Copper Kettle in Eureka
Wednesday, November 5th
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
Max of 13
Let’s Get Thrifty!
Let’s head out to the KC area and see what steals and deals we can find as we do a little consignment shop hopping! We will also stop for lunch and some ice cream on the way home!
Wednesday, November 12th
8:30am—4:00pm
Max of 13 people
$15 Members; $18 Non Members
Fee includes transportation.
Lunch with Linda
Copper Kettle in Eureka
Wednesday, November 19th
10:00am-3:00pm
$10 Member; $13 Non-Member
Max of 13
Branson Overnighter
Monday, October 13th:
7:00am: Depart BRC
We will stop at McDonalds in Iola for Breakfast along the way.
11:30am: Check into Hotel
12:30: Lunch at Billy Gail’s
2:00-4:00pm On your own time—relax before dinner/show
5:00pm: Dinner at Gettin’ Basted
7:30pm: Grand Jubilee Show
Head back to the hotel for a good nights rest.
Tuesday, October 14th:
8:00am: Breakfast at the hotel
9:30am: Branson Scenic Railway trip-40 mile round trip through the Ozark Mountains
12:30: Lunch at Mel’s Hard Luck Diner
2:00-4:00pm: Dogwood Canyon Tram Tour
Back to the hotel to freshen up.
6:30-8:00pm: Dinner at Jackie B Goode’s
Wednesday, October 15th
8:30am: Breakfast at the hotel
10:00am: The landing walk and shop.
12:00pm: Lunch at Branson Café
1:00pm: Depart for Burlington with restroom/drink stops as needed.
October 13th-15th
Single: $415/person; Double: $375/person
7:00am Monday, October 13th to 6:00pm Wednesday, October 15th
Max of 11 people
Cost includes transportation, lodging & breakfast at hotel, and admission to shows/tours.
All other meals are on your own.
$100 deposit due at time of registration.
Final payment due Monday, September 15
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