COST:        

• $10.00 per person      
• (no refunds)                 

Parking:     Free                                                                          

 PLACE

•  Bridges Auditorium
• 450 N College Way
• Claremont, CA 91711

Deadline:   Friday, March 27, 2020 (or until full)

 This spectacular landmark production boasts magnificent sets (even a live shipwreck!) and ornate costumes (including a cast of delightful undersea creatures) which are a feast for the eyes. A sweeping sound collage of great composers, from Maurice Raveland, Claude Debussy, to Benjamin Britten and Raif Vaughn Williams furthers the drama and emotion as the Little Mermaid goes on her adventures. Innovative aerial technology has been created to generate an under-the-sea-environment.

 Bridges Auditorium is a premier college venue for the best in music, theatre, and performing arts. Located on the Pomona College campus in beautiful Claremont, California, the 2,500-seat theatre, built in 1931, is a historic venue modeled after European concert houses of that time.

  For questions:

  eiefieldtrips@gmail.com

COST:

• $12.00 per person (until Mon. Dec. 16)
• After that it’s $14.25 per person
• $10.00 for a parking pass (must purchase with tickets)

PLACE:   

• Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area
• 15501 E. Arrow Hwy.,
• Irwindale, CA

DIRECTIONS: Take 605 Fwy to Arrow Highway/Live Oak Exit and go east to the entrance (approx. 1 mile)

PARKING:  See above

 Registration Deadline: Monday, March 23, 2020 (NO SIGN UPS AFTER THIS DATE)

 Spend the day in Queen Elizabeth’s England!  You will have your own tickets, so you can come and go as you please. There is a lot of study info on the web at http://renfair.com/socal/schooldays/ Under Teacher’s Guide

Note:  The School Day is rated “G” and child friendly.

COST:      

• $5.00 Students
• $10.00 Adults       

 PLACE:   

• Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
• 135 N. Grand Ave.
• Los Angeles, CA 90012

 PARKING:   

Music Center Garage – $9.00

 Registration Deadline:  until full 

 There will be a meeting before the opera so students can learn about the opera and its historical background, also, to understand the rules for attending the opera. Date/time TBA.

 Lost in the forest, a hunter encounters an ethereal beauty with a mysterious past (and the lushest locks in opera—sorry, Samson!). Returning home as his new bride, she grows increasingly close to his handsome younger half-brother. Conducted by James Conlon (who “never fails“ according to Variety), Debussy’s sensual, exquisitely nuanced score captures an enigmatic dream world where forbidden love  blossoms.

Kate Lindsey and Yunpeng Wang star as the secret lovers, with Willard White as King Arkel.

For questions:

eiefieldtrips@gmail.com