April 26th and 27th, 2025, 10am to 4pm

(Open to the General Public) 

Cost: $10 per person over the age of 3. 

Purchase tickets online or onsite. 

Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord with us. These battles marked the beginning of the American War of Independence. 

Guests experienced a taste of the founding of our great nation. Volunteer historians and reenactors from all over the United States gathered at this event to share living history with guests.  

This family-friendly event featured dozens of historical interpreters representing the soldiers and civilians of the American Revolution, demonstrating all aspects of daily and military life.  

Events Included: 

Witness reenactments of the American War of Independence (1775-1783) with two daily battle reenactments with muskets & cannons! 

Live cannon demonstrations. 

Meet General George Washington and other important historical figures of the time!  

Join the colonial militia and learn how to march and drill with wooden muskets!  

Visit the Heroic Hare tavern to play period games and get the latest news of the day!  

Local & 18th-century merchants, crafters, and delicious food & drink will be on hand! 

Important Note: Due to this event's nature, there will be loud noises such as blank gunshots, cannon firings, and such throughout the day. 

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How to get the most out of the Revolution in the Orchard? 
 
We highly encourage all who attend to interact with the reenactors. 
 
Each reenactor will be giving their impressions of people who lived in the 18th century or portraying a particular historical group.  
 
Ask them their name or their role in the war. 
 
Ask them what side they are on and why. 
 
Ask them questions about their outfit. 
 
Ask them about their camp setup. 
 
Ask them about historic battles and events that took place during the American Revolution. 
 
Ask them about the different flags and symbols you see. 
 
·Ask them what unit they belong to. 
 
·Ask them what inspired them to get involved in living history. 
 
· Ask them for resources on where to learn more information. 
 
· Ask them about other living history events. 

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