1. 2016 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA PERFORMANCE TOUR March 22 – 25, 2016 Michael Gaylord, Director

3. TUESDAY, March 22, 2016 (D) Suggested Itinerary Exchange Rehearsal  Meet your World Projects Tour Manager and load coach. Depart for San Francisco Bay area  Lunch on own en route  Arrive into Bay Area for dinner as a group at a local restaurant  Exchange rehearsal at a Bay Area high school  Transfer to hotel, unload coach and check into your hotel

4. Welcome to the land of Mission Burritos, Sourdough Bread and Crab!

5. GAME ROOM VIEW OF THE BAY DOUBLE ROOM OUTSIDE SITTING AREA

6.  Breakfast near the hotel  Walk to Pier 33  Take the ferry to Alcatraz  Lunch at Pier 39  Return to hotel, load the coach and transfer to Berkeley WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2016 Suggested Itinerary (B) Workshop

8. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23, 2016 Suggested Itinerary (B) Workshop  Workshop at UC Berkeley (TBC)  Return to hotel, dress for the evening’s activities  Transfer to Union Square  Dinner on own in the area  San Francisco Symphony Concert – E.T The Extra- Terrestrial– Feature Film with the SFS performing the score live  Return to the hotel for the evening

10. THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 2016 Suggested Itinerary (B,D) Performance  Breakfast near the hotel  Depart for Sonoma State University  Sonoma Invitational Wind Band Festival Performance at Weill Hall  Feedback clinic  Enjoy a performance by the Sonoma State University Wind Ensemble  Lunch on own on campus  Campus tour  Return to San Francisco  Dinner as a group  Guided coach/walking tour of San Francisco

12. FRIDAY, March 25, 2016 Suggested Itinerary (B)  Breakfast near the hotel  Check out of the hotel  Load coach and depart for home!  Lunch on own en route  Arrive at Rancho Mirage HS Welcome Home!

13.  Accommodations: Three (3) nights’ accommodations in San Francisco at the Zephyr, Fisherman’s Wharf – TBC  Roundtrip coaching from Rancho Mirage High School and all necessary coaching per the itinerary  One (1) World Projects Tour Manager for the duration of the tour  Meals: - Three (3) breakfasts at a location near the hotel - Two (2) group dinners  Sightseeing and admissions per itinerary (all to be confirmed): - Ferry and admission to Alcatraz (including audio tour) - Guided Coach Tour of San Francisco - Sonoma State University Campus Tour - Berkeley Campus Visit - Ticket to San Francisco Symphony (subject to availability; to the value of $45)  Performances and workshops arrangements as follows (all arrangements subject to confirmation): - Exchange rehearsal at a Bay Area high school - Workshop at UC Berkeley (pending clinician availability) - Performance as part of the Sonoma Invitational Wind Band Festival (subject to application and acceptance)  Large percussion as provided by performance, workshop and rehearsal hosts  Certificate of Liability Insurance (upon request)  Taxes, tolls, and tips as necessary

14.  Meals not indicated in “Inclusions”  Items of a personal nature (laundry, internet, and phone charges, souvenirs, etc.)  Instruments and equipment not provided by hosts  Trip Cancellation Insurance Payment Schedule By: Oct. 12, 2015DepositUS $100 per personNonrefundable By: Nov. 15, 2015Progress PaymentUS $400 per person 50% refundable to Dec. 15, 2015 By: Jan. 15, 2016Final PaymentBalance in Full 50% refundable to Feb. 1, 2016

15.  NUMBER OF TRAVELERS: 44 – 53 total travelers  PACKAGE PRICE PER PERSON: QUAD TRIPLE DOUBLE SINGLE  50 - 53 travelers $ 898.00$ 948.00 $ 1,048.00 $ 1,358.00  44 - 49 travelers $ 928.00 $ 988.00$ 1,088.00 $ 1,398.00 NOTES:  Payments: All checks are to be made out to Rancho Mirage High School Instrumental Department. Credit cards will not be accepted.

16. WEATHER  Weather in the Bay Area in March is very unpredictable. Temperatures average in the low 50’s to the high 60’s, however, this can vary greatly even on the same day when going from one micro climate to another. Rain is also possible at this time of year. Be sure to bring layered clothing and wet weather gear. MEALS / SOUVENIR COSTS  World Projects suggests budgeting approximately $10 per meal for lunch and $15-$20 per meal for dinner on own (breakfasts and two dinners are included). Suggested total for meals on own would be $55-65.  Money for souvenirs / snacks, etc. are at the discretion of each family.

17. Liability Insurance - INCLUDED  World Projects carries General Liability Insurance coverage to $3,000,000.00. Trip Cancellation Insurance – NOT INCLUDED  Individual group members who wish to purchase “Trip Cancellation” insurance can do so through World Projects via our insurance partner web site and follow the directions there. Contact your director for the link: http://www.worldtravelcenter.com/eng/cobrandindex.cfm?affiliate=worldprojects Musical Instrument Insurance – NOT INCLUDED  World Projects takes care to coordinate with airlines and ground transport to assure their proper handling of musical instruments, but does not assume liability for damage to instruments that may occur during a group tour. We recommend that instrument owners establish coverage under an existing personal property insurance policy. Or, instrument owners may want to contact a company that specializes in musical instrument insurance such as Clarion Insurance at www.clarionins.com or Music Pro Insurance at www.musicproinsurance.com.