Activities

In addition to quality continuing education, unlimited networking opportunities will be available. Tuesday evening will feature the Conference’s Mint Julep Welcome Reception with our vendors at the historic The Galt House.

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings include optional Power Walks for those who would like to kick start their day with some exercise while taking a brisk walking tour showcasing Louisville’s rich history and cultural amenities. Participants should meet in the Conservatory each morning for a 6:00 a.m. departure. Walkers will return to the hotel in plenty of time to prepare for the day.

Wednesday evening, guests will participate in AAA’s Evening Out at Churchill Downs. The evening will be complete with fun, networking, a delicious dinner, awards and entertainment that can only be had at the “Home of the Kentucky Derby”. Participants will be taken by motorcoach to the famous track that opened in 1875 and became a tradition. Conference registrants will be captivated – a night out you won’t want to miss.

The Venue
For over 120 years, racing fans from all over the world have gathered beneath the legendary Twin Spires of Churchill Downs. And what they have witnessed there goes beyond just the finest Thoroughbred racing in the world. They have experienced a longstanding tradition of Kentucky hospitality and historic charm.

The historic renovation of Churchill Downs was designed to make this not only Kentucky's most significant landmark, but also its most luxurious.

The evening will begin with reception overlooking the Paddock, where jockeys have received last minute instructions from world-famous trainers. Dinner will include a Millionaires Row experience. Views will include the Winner’s Circle and history’s most famous homestretch.

The AAA Evening Out is included for full Conference registrants. Guests are welcome and encouraged to attend. Guests may register for a fee of $169 each which includes Tuesday’s Mint Julep Welcome Reception and the AAA Evening Out.

Optional Post-Conference Tour
AAA Tours and Tastes Louisville
Friday, June 24, 2011
12:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Make plans to stay in Louisville for the weekend and enjoy a half-day post-conference City Tour with lunch. The perfect tour for those who want to say they experienced Louisville, but don't have days to sightsee!

Join us for a fun-filled tour of Louisville that will take participants by some the city's most notable sites. Participants will see Historic Old Louisville, Germantown, Harland Sanders gravesite, the world's largest baseball bat, and more as the group drives through the city and the charming neighborhoods of Louisville. Included will be tours of historic Victorian mansions in the largest Victorian neighborhood in the United States.

Along the way participants get to indulge in sweet treats and free tastings from historic bakeries, specialty shops, and charming candy stores. One of these yummy stops will be Schimpff's Confectionery, which has been featured on the The Food Network and History Channel for their art of making hard candy.

The optional post-conference tour is $75 per person and will fill quickly!


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	Activities In addition to quality continuing education, unlimited networking opportunities will be available. Tuesday evening will feature the Conference’s Mint Julep Welcome Reception with our vendors at the historic The Galt House. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings include optional Power Walks for those who would like to kick start their day with some exercise while taking a brisk walking tour showcasing Louisville’s rich history and cultural amenities. Participants should meet in the Conservatory each morning for a 6:00 a.m. departure. Walkers will return to the hotel in plenty of time to prepare for the day. Wednesday evening, guests will participate in AAA’s Evening Out at Churchill Downs. The evening will be complete with fun, networking, a delicious dinner, awards and entertainment that can only be had at the “Home of the Kentucky Derby”. Participants will be taken by motorcoach to the famous track that opened in 1875 and became a tradition. Conference registrants will be captivated – a night out you won’t want to miss. The Venue For over 120 years, racing fans from all over the world have gathered beneath the legendary Twin Spires of Churchill Downs. And what they have witnessed there goes beyond just the finest Thoroughbred racing in the world. They have experienced a longstanding tradition of Kentucky hospitality and historic charm. The historic renovation of Churchill Downs was designed to make this not only Kentucky's most significant landmark, but also its most luxurious. The evening will begin with reception overlooking the Paddock, where jockeys have received last minute instructions from world-famous trainers. Dinner will include a Millionaires Row experience. Views will include the Winner’s Circle and history’s most famous homestretch. The AAA Evening Out is included for full Conference registrants. Guests are welcome and encouraged to attend. Guests may register for a fee of $169 each which includes Tuesday’s Mint Julep Welcome Reception and the AAA Evening Out. Optional Post-Conference Tour AAA Tours and Tastes Louisville Friday, June 24, 2011 12:30 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Make plans to stay in Louisville for the weekend and enjoy a half-day post-conference City Tour with lunch. The perfect tour for those who want to say they experienced Louisville, but don't have days to sightsee! Join us for a fun-filled tour of Louisville that will take participants by some the city's most notable sites. Participants will see Historic Old Louisville, Germantown, Harland Sanders gravesite, the world's largest baseball bat, and more as the group drives through the city and the charming neighborhoods of Louisville. Included will be tours of historic Victorian mansions in the largest Victorian neighborhood in the United States. Along the way participants get to indulge in sweet treats and free tastings from historic bakeries, specialty shops, and charming candy stores. One of these yummy stops will be Schimpff's Confectionery, which has been featured on the The Food Network and History Channel for their art of making hard candy. The optional post-conference tour is $75 per person and will fill quickly!
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