Special Activities
About the registration form:
- Once your registration information is submitted it cannot be changed online. If you need to make changes after your registration is submitted, please email the information to esutton@eufmc.com.
- Spouses are encouraged to participate at the EUFMC but they must be registered with the EUFMC to attend the evening meals and spouse programming. Conference registrations may not be purchased for children. Children are welcome to accompany their family on the Sunday afternoon tour, Sunday evening activity and the Equipment Show but children do not attend meals or hospitality functions.
For registered EUFMC attendees & families.
Saturday, June 1
Evening Ghost Tour for EUFMC Attendees and Families
On Saturday night join John Sutton of Williamsburg Private Tours, EUFMC's most requested tour guide, for a walk down the eerie streets of Williamsburg illuminated by the lantern's glow. Tour departs from the Williamsburg Lodge Conference Center Arrival Hall at 8:30 PM.
Sunday, June 2
Walking Tour for EUFMC Attendees and Families
John Sutton will lead a walking tour specifically for EUFMC registrants and their families. Participants will depart from the Williamsburg Lodge Conference Center Arrival Hall at 1:00 pm; the tour will last approximately 90 minutes. The tour will provide an overview of the restored and reconstructed sites in Colonial Williamsburg and the important history of Virginia's Colonial Capital. EUFMC registrants may pick up a complimentary Colonial Williamsburg admission ticket at the EUFMC registration desk.
Sunday, June 2
Spouse Reception
Registered spouses, both men and women, are invited to the "Lone Star Fiesta" Sunday afternoon in the Colony Room. The spouse reception is the most popular EUFMC event and the door prizes are always the highlight. There is no need to RSVP and casual dress is fine. We begin at 3 PM in the Colony Room. A small putting game and Arnold Palmers will be available.
Monday, June 3
10:00 AM "BYOC Meet Up"
Spouses are welcome to bring your own coffee and head to the Sweet Tea & Barley patio for fellowship and fun.
Tuesday, June 4
8:45 AM - 2:00 PM “A Visit to Berkeley Plantation”
Travel down Virginia’s historic Route 5 to tour Berkeley Plantation, circa 1726. This beautiful Georgia mansion was the site of the 1st official Thanksgiving and a birthplace of a signer of the Declaration of Independence and a U.S. President. Located on the James River, it is said to be the oldest three story brick house in Virginia. Berkeley was the filming location for the movie “Harriet”, based on iconic freedom fighter Harriet Tubman. The slave quarters constructed for the movie were relocated to the approximate site of the original slave quarters on the property along with an exhibit providing more about the enslaved people at Berkeley. The tour includes time to visit the gardens and gift shop. Lunch is included in the program. We should return to the Lodge about 2:00pm.
Pre-registration required.
Tuesday, June 4
9:00 AM - 2:00 PM “Retiree’s/Men’s Tour”
Join John Sutton for a trip for retired EUFMC fleet representatives. Check back for tour details.
Wednesday, June 5
6:00 AM Guided Run and Guided Walk for EUFMC Attendees and Spouses
Meet at the Williamsburg Lodge Conference Center Arrival Hall for a pre-run stretch at 5:45 AM. Guides will lead walking and running groups through the Colonial Williamsburg Historic Area beginning at 6 AM. All running levels welcome. Fitness staff will lead and follow the last runner. Finish times vary but participants will return to the Lodge by 7:30 AM. T-shirts guaranteed for pre-registrants and as available that morning.
Wednesday, June 5
10:00 AM Yoga Class for EUFMC Spouses
An all-levels yoga class at the Spa of Colonial Williamsburg located across the street from the Williamsburg Lodge. Space is limited so pre-registration is preferred. May be held outside if weather permits so bring along your sunglasses!
Wednesday, June 5
1:00 PM Afternoon Spa and Service for EUFMC Spouses
Self-Care Afternoon! Join us for a sound bath meditation followed by a short spa service. An optional service project will be offered concurrently during the spa sessions. Blankets will be assembled for the local animal shelter and cards will be provided to the local children’s hospital. Refreshments included; advance registration is preferred.
