Each Day of Discovery learning adventure provides a unique opportunity that educates and at the same time is informal and enjoyable. Since 2003, Elderhostel has developed these one-day programs with cultural institutions across the U.S., enabling people to discover the treasures in their own communities. “Participants in these programs have an opportunity to interact with each other and get involved in thought-provoking discussions about topics in which they all share an interest and enjoy,” said Maeve Hartney, Associate Vice President of Special Programs for Elderhostel.

The full day of activities includes lectures, lunch, a guided tour of the exhibition, and the viewing of segments of historic African-American film. The cost for the Day of Discovery is $63. Reservations can be made by calling toll free at (877) 426-8056. The Untold Story of a Place Called Black Hollywood will be repeated March 11 and 12.

About Elderhostel
Elderhostel, founded in 1975, is the world’s largest not-for-profit educational travel organization for older adults. More than 160,000 people enroll in Elderhostel’s 8,000 programs annually. Elderhostel provides exceptional learning adventures throughout the United States and Canada and in more than 90 countries around the world. Expert instructors and experienced group leaders create extraordinary experiences by sharing stimulating information, leading fascinating field trips and providing meaningful cultural excursions. In 2004, Elderhostel launched Road Scholar to meet the needs of a new generation of educational travelers. For more information, please visit www.elderhostel.org or www.roadscholar.org.