2023 Annual Report

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Virtual Road Trip 54 Book Clubs 54 Original Online Book Club, est. 2012 54 Houston/Austin Book Club 55 Online Book Club #3 56 FAUSA Seattle Metro/PNW 2023 Book Club Reads 56 What In The World Book Club 57 Social and Speaker Events 57 FAUSA Travel Adventures 59 2023-2025 Slate Announcements 60 Auction Night 64 Instructions 64 2023 Annual Getaway Attendees 64 4
G ETAWAY C OMMITTEE W ELCOME L ETTER 5 We’re excited to welcome you to Nashville, aka, Music City! Nashville is the home of country music and the birthplace of bluegrass, with roots in R&B and a thriving pop and rock scene. As you walk along what the locals call ‘Lower Broad’ (Lower Broadway), just a short walk from our hotel, you’ll wander past the honky-tonks where live music of all genres flows onto the street. You’re welcome to stop and listen, to wander more, or to enjoy a drink in the numerous bars. Since music is the city’s calling card, there are museums that are well worth exploring. The Country Music Hall of Fame is just a short walk from our hotel, and it’s one of the top sites for anyone visiting the city. For Elvis fans, his gold Cadillac is there on display, along with tributes to numerous icons of country music and the historic RCA Studio B. One of the city’s newest museums is the National Museum of African American Music . The only museum focused solely on the many “genres created and influenced by African Americans.” Nashville isn’t a new city. In 1779, it was a frontier post known as Fort Nashborough, named after the Revolutionary War hero, Francis Nash. Due to its location along the Cumberland River it was an accessible port and later became a major rail center. Along with music, Nashville offers unique restaurants that mix long-held Southern favorites with contemporary cuisine and offers culture and arts throughout the city. Southern hospitality will make this year’s Getaway one to remember! Should you have any questions don’t hesitate to ask anyone on the Getaway team or a local FAUSA member.
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