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Interpretive programs, encampments, and demonstrations presented in period impression.
Dates: July 26 – Sept. 24
A half-hour living-history programme at Hartwell Tavern on the men who turned out on 19 April 1775.
Dates: Sept. 18–20
Annual encampment and living history weekend with Union and Confederate camps, demonstrations, and battle scenarios by one of the Pacific Northwest's longest-running reenacting…
Dates: Sept. 19
A day of focused living-history programming at Pamplin Historical Park on faith and religion in the armies and on the home front.
Dates: Sept. 19–20
A signature reenactment in which soldiers build the huts the Northern Continental Army wintered in at Ticonderoga.
Dates: Sept. 30 – Oct. 4
The North-South Skirmish Association (N-SSA) will hold its 154th National Competition October 2-4, 2026 at Fort Shenandoah near Winchester, Virginia. Member units compete in live-fire matches with…
Dates: Oct. 17–18
The Cedar Creek Battlefield Foundation's 162nd anniversary reenactment on the battlefield at Middletown, with infantry, cavalry, and artillery in action.
Dates: Oct. 24
This event beings history to life, walking through woods and interacting with Native Americans and historical reenactors representing the Revolutionary War, Civil War, WW1, WW11 , Korea, and Vietnam Wars. Rounding out the program, there is a forger, hammered dulcimer musicians, The Fossil Man, vintage toys and games, old school supplies, and a tent full of uniforms and vintage dresses for our guests to try on and take pictures of themselves. A "Scavenger Hunt," which is a series of history questions, is given to all guests. A fun and exciting way to learn history.
Dates: Oct. 24–25
A signature autumn reenactment weekend at Fort Ticonderoga.
Dates: Nov. 7
A Veterans Day living-history day at Fort Ticonderoga.
Dates: Nov. 13–14
Period attire is required for both…
Dates: Nov. 14
Sponsored by the Sons of Veterans Reserve, Military Department of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War. Includes the Albert Woolson GAR Monument ceremony, Remembrance Day parade with units…
Dates: Dec. 5
The largest memorial illumination in North America — 23,000 luminaries, one for each casualty of the September 17, 1862 Battle of Antietam, line a five-mile driving tour through the…
Dates: Feb. 12–14
A Civil War reenactment and living history weekend at Janney Furnace Park in Ohatchee, Alabama, with battles at 2 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
Dates: Sept. 25–26
The biennial reenactment of the September 1864 assault on Fort Davidson, on the original ground.
Dates: Dec. 19
The annual commemoration of the Continental Army's arrival at Valley Forge on 19 December 1777.