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Barton Creek Mall, Austin - Escape the Heat!
Shopping and/or Movie Day
Monday, July 7, $20 pp
Depart SCPL 9:30 a.m.; Return 4 p.m.
Calling all shopaholics andmovie lov-
ers! Escape the heat! If you love to shop, then
BartonCreekMall inAustin is the destination
for you. More than 180 specialty retailers and
anchor stores, including Nordstrom, Dillard’s
and Macy’s, await you. If you prefer to skip shopping, you can
still escape the July heat and go to the AMC 14 Theater located
inside the mall to catch an early movie.
Ticket cost includes transportation only. Lunch, all purchases,
and movie tickets are on your own.
Volunteer Trip Leader: Sandra Celis
Purchase your tickets for CA Sponsored Outings at
or at the Member Services Office.
Tickets for activities listed for the first time will be available
Tuesday, July 1, at 8 a.m.
OUTINGS
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Bob Bullock Museum/IMAX
Monday July 14, $31 pp
Depart SCPL 9:45 a.m.; Return 2:45 p.m.
Join us for an amazing IMAX 3D presen-
tation of D-Day – Normandy 1944, and two
exciting special exhibits:
The 1968 Exhibit
and
When Austin Got Weird
.
June 6, 1944: The largest World War II Allied
operation began in Normandy, France, making this region the
most important location in the world at the time. Discover, in
breathtaking IMAX 3D, how this landing changed the world.
Exploring history, military strategy, science, technology and
human values, this filmwill educate and appeal to all. Narrated
by Tom Brokaw, this film pays tribute to those who gave their
lives for our freedom.
The 1968Exhibit
takes us through one of themost pivotal years of
the 20th century—a year filledwith significant historical events
from revolutionary film, television andmusic to groundbreaking
images of earth taken from the Apollo 8 space capsule. The social
forces that swirled through the turbulent 1960s crested in 1968,
a turning point for a generation coming of age and a nation at
war. The musical
Hair
opened on Broadway,
Laugh-In
debuted
on TV, and
The Graduate
won an Oscar. New visions of art and
music appeared, defining the culture of the 1960s and these vi-
sions paved the way for the emergence of
WhenAustinGot Weird
.
Lunch will be on your own at The Story of Texas Café for an
assortment of soups, sandwiches, salads, desserts and drinks.
Ticket cost includes transportation, IMAXmovie and exhibit fees.
Volunteer Trip Leader: Jerilee Prather
History, Heritage & Hot Rods
Thursday, July 17, $37 pp
Depart SCPL 7:30 a.m.; Return 5:30 p.m.
Joinus for some cool summer fun at
TheWitteMuseum in San Antonio and Dick’s
Classic Garage in San Marcos.
Browse through a museum full of history and
heritage. Be it Vanished Texas Dinosaurs, Mummies -Unwrap-
ping the Past, or Texas Wild Ecology, the exhibits will educate
and amuse. The new H-E-B Body Adventure is an interactive
state-of-the-art adventure focused on getting the body up, moving
and inspiring a balanced life. Fairytale Fiesta (including “Queen
of the Court of Legends” gown) displays a world of fantasy Fiesta
gowns inspired by fairytales, myths andmagic. If TexasHeritage
is your passion, explore AWild and Vivid Land: Stories of South
Texas. This exhibit blends artifacts, museum technology and
real-life stories tracing the history of San Antonio and South
Texas. There are even historical log homes and cabins in “the
The following outings have sold out
Steve Martin and the Steep Canyon Rangers
If you have any questions about our outings please
contact Lifestyle & Activities, 512-948-7392.
Level 1 – Light Activity
Non-strenuous outing including
short distances of light walking
over relatively even surface with
few stairs to climb, minimal re-
boarding of the motor coach.
Level 2 – Moderate Activity
Fairly active outing requiring
intermittent effort throughout;
the outing may involve recurring
physical movement, including
walking medium distances over
uneven surfaces and, possibly,
climbing stairs. Multiple boarding
and re-boarding of the chartered
bus.
Level 3 – Active Activity
Active outings involving effort;
may require continual physical
movement, walking long distanc-
es, or climbing steep inclines.
This is a multiple boarding outing.
Meal provided
Requires climbing in
and out of a boat
Bus trip over approx.
3 hours
Overnight stay. You are
required to handle your own
luggage. Get a Parking Permit
at the Monitor’s Station in the
Social Center Lobby. This
permit is required for vehicles
to be parked overnight in the
departure parking lot.
Walking - Expect a
walking tour, or a large
venue
Walking and steps
Bus is wheelchair
accessible
Key to Outings
SCPL - Social Center Parking Lot
CCPL - Cowan Creek Parking Lot
