Live on the Grounds continues with Vintage Crew from 1–4 p.m. at the Farm Winery.Stop out to the Farm Winery, grab a drink, and listen to some great music.Wine by the glass or bottle, wine flights, wine slushies, craft beers, and non-alcoholic options will be available. We now have kombucha on tap and wine slushies TO-GO and the Terrace Bistro will have wood-fire pizzas and pretzels from 11am-4pm.Children are always welcome with supervision. We are pet friendly at the Farm Winery, just no pets in the Tasting Room, please.This is a rain-or-shine event. See you there!
Barbara Franco will share her findings from a 10-year project to identify the surgeons who cared for the wounded at the battle of Gettysburg. A database of more than 1200 surgeons, both Union and Confederate, is the basis for her new book, Gettysburg Surgeons: Facing a Common Enemy in the Civil War’s Deadliest Battle. The study includes not only well-documented and prominent physicians who left written accounts, but also the lesser-known surgeons who were part of a complex system of doctors and caretakers both during and after the battle.FREE/ACHS Members; $10/General Admission
Mark your calendars for our Minecraft Themed Lunch Buffet at the Farmhouse Restaurant. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to fill your hunger bar with Minecraft-themed eats, and a special appearance from Steve.Reservations are accepted, and walk-ins are welcomed. Adults: $19.49; Children: $10.99 (age 3-12)
Let’s kick it old school! It’s a 90s & Early 2000s Throwback Dance Party at Cellar75 on Saturday, June 28th from 7PM–10PM. DJ Tony Montana will spin all the favorite hits while the crowd enjoys 90s-themed food & drink specials.Dress to impress in your best 90s gear — bucket hats, track suits, neon, denim, whatever…just bring the vibe. Whether you’re team Backstreet or Britney, Nelly or No Doubt — this party’s for you.The Pavilion at The Barn Resort, Saturday, June 28 | 7PM–10PM
Civil War Ghosts proudly announce the public opening of the Jennie Wade Birthplace at 242 Baltimore St. As the origin place for her story, the structure is rich with history, mystery, and now a powerful new experience in Civil War storytelling and haunted history.Located just steps from the Shriver Museum, Tillie Pierce House, and a stone’s throw from the Gettysburg Battlefield itself, the Jennie Wade Birthplace is one of the town’s oldest surviving residential structures. Visitors can now walk through the same halls where Jennie lived and witness how life in Gettysburg was during one of America’s most pivotal conflicts.Civil ... Read This Story
In anticipation of America’s 250th anniversary, Main Street Gettysburg, the Borough of Gettysburg, the Adams County Historical Society, and Destination Gettysburg invite guests to The Road to Revolution: 250th Anniversary Gathering at Gettys Tavern on June 24th.Soon after the “shot heard ’round the world” rang out at Lexington and Concord in April 1775, word reached the frontier of south-central Pennsylvania. In response, residents of the Marsh Creek settlement gathered at the tavern of Samuel Gettys—on the very ground where Gettysburg would soon be established—and formed a company of volunteers. These men marched to York and then on to Boston, where ... Read This Story
Local historians with Danza Antiqua present a series of historical art activities enjoyed by children and adults during the Civil War era. Each day, the artists will select a different art form and provide demonstrations and hands-on activities. Hand made dolls and hand quilting of the Civil War will be on display.Interact with the artists. Try the craft and learn the history of each art activity and its traditional methods. Take information with you to continue the featured art forms at home.WEAVING | NATIVE AMERICAN BEAD WORK | PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN HANDTUCH EMBROIDERY | BOBBIN LACE | HAND KNITTING | PENNSYLVANIA ... Read This Story
Local historians with Danza Antiqua present a series of historical art activities enjoyed by children and adults during the Civil War era. Each day, the artists will select a different art form and provide demonstrations and hands-on activities. Hand made dolls and hand quilting of the Civil War will be on display.Interact with the artists. Try the craft and learn the history of each art activity and its traditional methods. Take information with you to continue the featured art forms at home.WEAVING | NATIVE AMERICAN BEAD WORK | PENNSYLVANIA GERMAN HANDTUCH EMBROIDERY | BOBBIN LACE | HAND KNITTING | PENNSYLVANIA ... Read This Story
Children of Gettysburg 1863 invites families to enjoy a relaxing storytime in their pajamas around the campfire. Stories will be read and campfire songs will be sung during these outdoor evening events, and siblings and stuffed animals are welcome to attend.Storytime will be held on July 14, 2025, August 11, 2025, and September 8, 2025.This outdoor, after-hours program is free and open to the public. Reservations or tickets are not required to attend storytime. In the event of inclement weather, storytime will be canceled.The Children of Gettysburg 1863 history museum is open prior to each event from 10 ... Read This Story
Celebrate the Fourth of July holiday weekend with patriotic music on the lawn in the side yard of the historic Rupp HouseTM.Led by Bandmaster GySgt Kenneth J. Serfass USMC (Ret.), the Gettysburg band is comprised of military veterans, adult professional musicians and select high school age musicians. The band performs at living history events, representing the same mission the actual Marine Band completed in the antebellum and postbellum years supporting Presidents Lincoln and Grant under Bandmaster Francis M. Scala.Bring your lawn chairs and gather in the side yard of the children’s history museum to enjoy the open-air concert.Concert is dependent ... Read This Story
Step into the past at Children of Gettysburg 1863 as you interact with living historians and explore their camps and stations on the lawn in the side yard of the children’s history museum throughout the summer.Saturday, July 5 | 1-6 p.m.Sunday, July 6 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m.62nd PA Volunteer Infantry encampment
Step into the past as you interact with living historians and explore their camps and stations on the lawn in the side yard of the children’s history museum throughout the summer.Tuesday-Thursday, July 1-3 | 10 a.m.-4 p.m.Officers for the Union & Ladies for the UnionBattle Anniversary Encampment
