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Reynolds students have the opportunity to participate in trips to various places in North America and occasionally around the globe.

This Years Trips

BLUE BAND 2010 TOUR
“ON THE ROAD AGAIN”
MARCH 3-14, 2010
We are pleased to offer an twelve day band trip to the United States. Students will begin the tour during their spring break and will miss 1 school day. In total we will be visiting nine states.

We will visit a variety of locations, including the Olympic Site in Salt Lake City, Utah, the mile high city of Denver, Colorado, visit Red Rock Mountain Amphitheatre, enjoy an Off Broadway musical theatre performance at the Hale Centre Theatre, visit Mt. Rushmore, the Black Hills of Dakota and Crazy Horse in South Dakota; and a variety of other attractions along our travels. One of the highlights will be a caving experience at the Jewel Caves in North Dakota.

We will take part in University Music Clinics at Brigham Young University in Utah, the University of Colorado and the University of Western Washington as well as performances at a variety of other venues. Students will also have the opportunity to participate in sectional studies at a university level and schedule permitting enjoy performances of local symphonies.

REYNOLDS GREEN BAND
ROCKY MOUNTAIN TOUR
APRIL 22-28

This year we are pleased to offer an seven-day band trip to Alberta to participate in the Banff Rocky Moutain Musical Festival at the Banff Centre for the Performing Arts. As well as the music component of the tour, students will have the opportunity to visit the Sulphur Mountain Gondola, Banff Hot Springs, Olympic Oval and facilities, Calgary Science Centre, Lake Louise, Fairmount Hot Springs and a Dinner Theatre in Calgary. After the Festival, we will be heading north to spend the day at the West Edmonton Mall.

The cost of the trip will include hotel, bus, and ferry costs, as well as entrance fees and most breakfasts. Students will be responsible for their meal costs. The decision on the amount of spending money a student wishes to take with them is between the student and their parents. Students bringing along snack foods (granola bars, etc.) can help reduce costs.