This Summer Festival Honors The Significant Period Of America’s Early Days Through Historic Reenactments, History And Heritage Displays, Street Theater Performances, Children's Area, Music, Food And Libations, All The While Shining A National Spotlight On The City, County And Region.

Schedule Of Events:

Open All Day And Evening - Blue Eagle Tavern And Food Trucks - Pavilion
Noon - History Parade (All Historians) - Main Street
Noon - Street Theater - Act One - Main Street
Noon To 4 Pm - Courthouse Tours (Half Hour Tours) - 1 S. Main St.
Noon To 6 Pm - Bradford House Museum - 175 S. Main St.
Noon To 6 Pm - Demonstrators In The English Room At The George Washington Hotel - 60 S. Main Street
Noon To 6 Pm - History And Heritage Displays - Washington Financial Employee Lot (Wheeling St.)
Noon To 6 Pm - Lil' Rebels Area And The Meeting House - Bradford House Gardens
Noon To 6 Pm - Children's Activities In The Meeting House - 182 S. Main St.
Noon To 6 Pm - Shopping Area - Strawberry Alley
Noon To 6 Pm - Bob The Juggler - Roaming
Noon To 6 Pm - Whiskey Rebellion Education And Visitor Center - 184 S. Main St.
12:30 Pm - Mvaa Fife And Drum Band - Main Stage
1 To 5 - Magician Felix Riba - Roaming
1 Pm - Street Theater - Act Two - Main Street
1 To 5 Pm - Silhouette Portraits  - In Front Of The Observer Reporter Courtyard
1:30 Pm    - Dan Baker - Main Stage
2 Pm - Street Theater - Act Three - Main Street
2:30 Pm    - Wolf Tones - Main Stage
4 Pm - Street Theater - Act Four - Main Street
4:30 Pm    - Knob Road - Main Stage
5 Pm - Street Theater - Act Five - Main Street
6 Pm - Street Theater - Final Act - Main Street
6:30 Pm - Amanda Fish - Main Stage
8 Pm - The Commonheart - Main Stage