Fall Harvest Festival and Dinner and War of 1812
2022 EventFall Harvest Festival PLUS War of 1812 |
Activity$Food Available for purchase. Sausage or hot dog sandwiches and soup courtesy of Kurtz's Beach, plus homemade desserts. PAYMENT BY CASH OR CHECK ONLY |
DateOctober 9, 2022 |
ActivitySHELL AND GRIND CORN - WOODCARVERSBUILD A SCARECROW - MAKE A CORN HUSK DOLLMAKE IT, TAKE IT LAVENDER SACHETSCHESAPEAKE FIBER CRAFTERS, who you may have seen at the Severna Park Farmer's Market, will have their booth and wares on hand as well as fiber arts demonstrators. We will be able to show you various wool spinning tools and methods, plus knitting, Viking knotted cord making, coiled rugs, and possibly the use of a sock knitting machine.NORTHERN ARUNDEL CULTURAL PRESERVATION SOCIETY (NACPS) - *** Learn about African Americans during the War of 1812 & the contributions of African Americans at Hancock’s Resolution. *** Sew on the Coming Together Documentary Story Quilt. *** Purchase NACPS T-Shirts, tea sets, memberships to NACPS, and/or our books >Trails, Tracks, Tarmac: Lives of African Americans in the History and Culture of Northern Anne Arundel County: 1850 to the Present > Trails, Tracks, Tarmac: African American Narrative Quilts From Anne Arundel County, Maryland. |
Time10:00 am to 4:00 pm |
ActivityHoneybees DemonstrationsScales and Tales from Merkle Wildlife Sanctuary |
Admission$10 per family - OTHERWISE $5 per person FOHR members FREE DOES NOT INCLUDE FOOD |
ActivityShip's Company presenting a militia muster with cannon. American Schooner “Lion of Baltimore” burned in Bodkin Creek on August 24, 1814, three weeks before the Battle of Baltimore
(Note: the above timing is approximate.) The “Chanteymen” a renowned group of singers of old time sea chanteys |
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Date:
Sunday, October 9, 2022
