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🎭 VUOI VIVERE LA STORIA E DIVENTAR FIGURANTE? UN’AVVENTURA TI ASPETTA, NON ESSER TITUBANTE 🏰 Tra tamburi, spade e stendardi al vento, rivive il passato in un grande evento! Cerchiamo persone con cuor generoso, per tre giorni soltanto, sarai bellicoso! Non serve talento, né grande esperienza, basta passione e un po’ di pazienza. Con vesti d’epoca e tanta allegria, riporterai in vita l’antica magia! Dame, mercanti, soldati o villani, possono esser di tutte le mani! Ti aspettiamo a Conversano, li di 1,2,3 di agosto, puntual, per far parte di un quadro storico e original! Scrivici presto, non farlo aspettare: 375 615 7772, per partecipare. La storia si muove… la scena si apre: e tu puoi brillare tra torce e fanfare! ⚔️ UN GIORNO DA EROE, UN RUOLO DA SOGNO. UNISCITI A NOI. TI ASPETTIAMO CON ORGOGLIO!

Mark your calendars now! The eighth grade class cordially invites you to the 20th annual Willard Revolutionary War Reenactment and Encampment at Willard Middle School. Students will reenact famous events and battle scenes from the era, like the Lexington and Concord, Bunker Hill, Valley Forge, and Yorktown. Wearing period clothing, students will be learning crafts and activities such as tin punching, paper making, land surveying, military drilling, hearth kettle cooking, food preservation, knitting, pottery, and more. General George Washington may even make an appearance. After completing primary source research and first person character sketch on a Revolutionary War soldier who moved to the Firelands of Ohio, some students will earn the opportunity to attend a military ball. The evening event will be completed with live vocal and instrumental music. These individuals will also spend the night in the encampment. Saturday morning students will portray life in the encampment for the community. The Revolutionary War Reenactment and Encampment benefits the students by participating in authentic representations of the home and daily life of minutemen and colonial citizens. The community is invited to journey back in time between 8:00 AM - 8:00 PM on Friday and between 8AM and 3PM on Saturday. We hope you will join us for this educational and entertaining evening. For more information find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/WillardRevWar/ . Interested in volunteering? Interested in being a vendor or demonstrator? Message us for details!

Experience History at the Battle for Jefferson! Step into the past and witness history come alive at the Battle for Jefferson, an immersive Civil War reenactment happening May 2nd-4th in historic Jefferson, Texas! Feel the thunder of cannon fire, explore authentic encampments, and watch Union and Confederate forces clash in thrilling battle reenactments. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable event! Purchase your advance tickets now at www.battleforjefferson.com and secure your spot for a weekend of living history. Get your tickets today and relive the past! 🔥 All events pass is available for $35 - buy now as price increases to $45 on April 24th.

🌟 Join us for a remarkable luncheon experience on May 10, 2025, at the North Tahoe Events Center in beautiful Lake Tahoe, California! 🌲✨ Immerse yourself in history as Chautauqua Mike Lebsock transforms into John Adams, reflecting on the Revolutionary War aftermath. 🇺🇸 Don't miss this unique opportunity to hear Mr. Adams recount the historic events of May 1775 in Philadelphia after the outbreak at Lexington & Concord. Secure your spot today for an event that combines dining with history! 🍽️📜 #AmericanHistory #LakeTahoeEvents #JohnAdams #RevolutionaryWarRecollections

Step back in time and raise a glass with Eighth Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, a Union Civil War Living History and Reenacting organization dedicated to accurate historical depiction. They are gathering at Powder Hollow Brewery to share their passion for history, answer your questions, and recruit new members! Whether you're a history buff, an experienced reenactor, or just curious about stepping into the past, they’d love to meet you! Enjoy a craft beer, learn about their unit, and discover how you can take part in immersive reenactments from Virginia to New England. No commitment required—just good company, great conversation, and a chance to explore a unique hobby. We'll see you there!

Join us for this special *FREE* event in the Fort Conde courtyard on Monday, April 7, 2025 at 12 pm! Colonial Fort Conde is proud to be part of Lafayette 200, a tour sponsored by The American Friends of Lafayette who are hosting educational programming across the United States and in France to commemorate the Bicentennial of Lafayette’s return to America as the “Guest of the Nation.” His stop in Mobile is one of hundreds of events planned that will trace Lafayette’s footsteps on the exact dates and in the exact order he followed on his tour of America between 1824 and 1825. In recognition of the tour of the United States taken by Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette, we invite guests to partake in a unique historical reenactment about Lafayette’s visit to Mobile as the last stop of the Alabama leg of his tour. Guests will be able to interact with Lafayette himself as well as other living history interpreters who will speak on life in Mobile during the early American period after Alabama became a state in 1819.

Join us for this special *FREE* event in the Fort Conde courtyard on Monday, April 7, 2025 at 12 pm! Colonial Fort Conde is proud to be part of Lafayette 200, a tour sponsored by The American Friends of Lafayette who are hosting educational programming across the United States and in France to commemorate the Bicentennial of Lafayette’s return to America as the “Guest of the Nation.” His stop in Mobile is one of hundreds of events planned that will trace Lafayette’s footsteps on the exact dates and in the exact order he followed on his tour of America between 1824 and 1825. In recognition of the tour of the United States taken by Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette, we invite guests to partake in a unique historical reenactment about Lafayette’s visit to Mobile as the last stop of the Alabama leg of his tour. Guests will be able to interact with Lafayette himself as well as other living history interpreters who will speak on life in Mobile during the early American period after Alabama became a state in 1819.

Colonial Fort Conde is proud to present “The Battle of Fort Charlotte.” Join us for this special reenactment in the Fort Conde courtyard on Saturday, March 15, 2025 from 12:00pm - 2:00pm! In recognition of the only battle from the American Revolution to occur in Mobile, we invite guests to partake in a unique historical reenactment about the battle between Great Britain and Spain for control of Mobile. The story will focus on British Captain Elias Durnford and the decisions he makes that determine the fate of Mobile. The reenactment will begin at 1:00pm. Prior to and after the reenactment, guests will also be able to interact with British soldiers and militiamen within the walls of the fort and visit a Spanish military encampment on the outside of the fort, participate in demonstrations with townspeople, and learn more about the American Revolution’s impact on the Gulf Coast. Admission is free for History Museum of Mobile members and children under age 4. For ages 4 and up, admission $5.00. All tickets must be reserved online in advance. Guests do not need to print or show tickets -- just check in at the door. No walkup tickets will be available on the day of the event, so reserve yours today! https://www.historymuseumofmobile.com/the-battle-of-fort-charlotte

Geauga County Historical Society presents: WWII Encampment & Battle of Wardin Reenactment, USO Dinner & Dance!! Location: Burton's Century Village Join us for an immersive weekend as we transport you back to the pivotal moments of World War II during the Battle of Wardin. This living history event offers a unique opportunity to experience the sights and sounds of the past through reenactments, guided tours, and interactive exhibits. Event Highlights: - Reenactments: Witness thrilling reenactments of the Battle of Wardin, showcasing the bravery and tactics of soldiers during this historic conflict. The battles will unfold in two parts, providing attendees with a dramatic portrayal of wartime experiences. - Guided Tours: Explore the event grounds with our knowledgeable tour guides. Tours will take place every 30 minutes, ensuring an engaging experience as you visit various historical stations throughout the village. - Schedule of Events: - Saturday: - 0700: Reveille - 0800: Reenactors Breakfast - 0900: Flag Raising - 0930-1500: Guided Tours and Battle Reenactments - 1600: End of Day / Retreat - Sunday: - 0700: Reveille - 0800: Reenactors Breakfast - 1000: Flag Raising - 1030-1500: Guided Tours and Battle Reenactments - 1500: End of Day / Retreat Engagement and Education: Our dedicated tour guides from the 5th Rangers will lead groups to each station, enhancing audience engagement and ensuring a rich educational experience. Join Us: Whether you're a history enthusiast, a family looking for an educational outing, or simply curious about the past, the Battle of Wardin event promises to be an unforgettable experience. Come honor the sacrifices of those who fought and learn about the rich history of World War II. We look forward to seeing you at Burton's Century Village for a weekend of history, learning, and remembrance!

Our encampment returns in 2025! This year we are pleased to announce a partnership with the City of Sanford and the Sanford Museum: our camp will be located at the Sanford Museum in Fort Mellon Park, on the site of the original battle! This encampment is free and open to the public. On Friday, February 7th we will have reenactors demonstrating daily life and the overarching social and political pressures which drove the Indian Removal Acts here in Florida, resulting in the longest and most expensive “Indian War” in US history. Demonstrations take place in rotating stations, and each interactive presentation lasts about 15 minutes. At the end of a full rotation we bring everyone in for the musket-firing demonstration. We cover the following topics and more: - Reasons for the war and the battles on Lake Monroe - Seminole culture, kit, and tactics - Camp cooking, rations, and food preservation - Laundresses and women in the war - Medical and surgical “science” in the 1830s - The US Navy in 1837 and their role in Florida - Physics of early firearms On Friday, February 7th we will be hosting rotating tours at 9am, 11am, and 1pm. Friday, 9am Tour Slot: 180 spots left Friday, 11am Tour Slot: 180 spots left Friday, 1pm Tour Slot: 180 spots left Please respond with your name, contact information, a total headcount (students and chaperones) and your preferred time. You can reach us over email by replying directly, or you can reserve your time over the phone at 407-665-2489. On Saturday, February 8th the encampment is open from 9am-4pm, free to the general public! Check out our historic demonstrations and interact with our living historians!

Our encampment returns in 2025! This year we are pleased to announce a partnership with the City of Sanford and the Sanford Museum: our camp will be located at the Sanford Museum in Fort Mellon Park, on the site of the original battle! This encampment is free and open to the public. On Friday, February 7th we will have reenactors demonstrating daily life and the overarching social and political pressures which drove the Indian Removal Acts here in Florida, resulting in the longest and most expensive “Indian War” in US history. Demonstrations take place in rotating stations, and each interactive presentation lasts about 15 minutes. At the end of a full rotation we bring everyone in for the musket-firing demonstration. We cover the following topics and more: - Reasons for the war and the battles on Lake Monroe - Seminole culture, kit, and tactics - Camp cooking, rations, and food preservation - Laundresses and women in the war - Medical and surgical “science” in the 1830s - The US Navy in 1837 and their role in Florida - Physics of early firearms On Friday, February 7th we will be hosting rotating tours at 9am, 11am, and 1pm. Friday, 9am Tour Slot: 180 spots left Friday, 11am Tour Slot: 180 spots left Friday, 1pm Tour Slot: 180 spots left Please respond with your name, contact information, a total headcount (students and chaperones) and your preferred time. You can reach us over email by replying directly, or you can reserve your time over the phone at 407-665-2489. On Saturday, February 8th the encampment is open from 9am-4pm, free to the general public! Check out our historic demonstrations and interact with our living historians!

📜 History lovers! The Battle of Great Bridge Commemoration is happening this weekend. Step back in time and experience life as it was during this weekend of commemorative events. During this FREE event there are re-enactments of the Battle of Great Bridge on both days, Revolutionary War encampments, demonstrations, character portrayals, camp life, historical displays and lectures, skilled artisans demonstrating early American trades, and children's crafts and activities. Re-enactment Schedule: Saturday, December 7 at 2:00 PM Sunday, December 8 at 1:00 PM Click below for complete details.