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September 8th and 9th, 2012 |
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Come and enjoy continuous entertainment on stage daily. Including CLOGGING, DULCIMER, BANJO, & FIDDLE PLAYING, FOLK SINGING and other stage attractions of the pre-1870's. Barter with the blanket traders and watch the Stone's Trace Regulators demonstrate "black powder" shooting skills, primitive archery, and the Mountain Man Aggregate (a primitive skills event including expertise with black powder and flint shooting skills, flint and steel fire starting, and tomahawk and knife throwing competition). Walk through the 44th Indiana and 50th Virginia Civil War encampment, learn how the soldiers lived and check out the military field hospital and medicine wagon. Stop and talk to Johnny Appleseed who will be strolling the area telling stories and passing out "purty stones." Children have the opportunity to participate in kid-oriented, pioneer games and learning activities, including live farm animals and face painting. Interact with West Noble High School's Theater 33 drama group representing the Stone family children growing up at a wayside inn. Shop at the pioneer craft booths. Wares on sale are hand-made and are of the pre-1870 era. There are plenty of food and drink vendors. Bring lawn chairs or blankets to sit on while enjoying the entertainment. Parking is at West Noble School across the highway with free shuttle bus transportation to the festival. We are handicap accessible. NO PETS. |
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SPECIAL EVENTS
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Also for your entertainment and great fun for the kids:
There are plenty of food & drink vendors. Bring lawn chairs or blankets to sit on while enjoying the entertainment. Parking at West Noble High School across the highway with free shuttle bus transportation to the festival. No pets. Admission $5 per person, children under 12 free. Handicap accessible. |
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Thank you !!! to our sponsors and supporters... |
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James Townsend & Son Inc |
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