The Feast of the Strawberry Moon is a two-day event scheduled with activities for the entire family. Explore the history of the Native American culture, the French exploration, the English colonization and the American unification of West Michigan through entertainment, battle re-enactments and various scheduled programs throughout the encampment. Skilled artisans demonstrate wood carving, furniture making, blacksmithing, and spinning continually throughout the event. Families are immersed in the 17th Century living history experience as they explore the camp, listen to the beautiful sound of period music, smell the campfires and cooking foods, watch military battle re-enactments, and shop at various merchant tents.

Live Entertainment

Enjoy live entertainment for the whole family.

Special Musical Performances

The Mona Shores fiddler group will present a live performance for everyone.

Family Entertainment with Wally Ewing

A fun-filled family program combining living history, music, & dance focusing on life as a voyageur during the Fur Trade Era.

Special Programs and Activies

Stay after where we will have late afternoon auctions. Enjoy ongoing ox cart rides throughout the day. Listen to a live Mona Shores fiddler performance.