Enjoy a day in the 16th Century with this interesting and delightful event that demonstrates items, uniforms, weapons and strategy used through 600 years in European battles. Living History demonstrations throughout the day and tours of the Fort by Fort Mifflin Interpretive Guides. Vendors sell reproduction items and food is available.

Celebrate the Welsh Spring Festival in the 18^th Century way. Join us as we display 18^th enlistment, Children’s Drill’s etc.

City Tavern: The Society’s annual activity on Independence Day. Sure it’s the day of, but just think of the fun you'll have with re-enactments, refreshments, colonial crafts to display and  to tell the public about the Fort that saved America.

Contact: Jim Mosetter

July 5th to August 17th is their summer camp. They asked us to do one or two Sundays from 10 am to 3 pm and that's at their Green Lane (Camp Garrsion) which I believe is the one you did last year for them.

And August 16th or 23rd is their "Kick off to scouting" event and they don't know where that will be yet or which day and that's their event to welcome new scouts, recruit scouts and leaders and it kind of like what I'm doing Saturday. Have a table set-up, talk to leaders and hand out information.

Fort Mifflin's annual celebration to Independence. Sure its the day after, but just think of the fun you'll have with re-enactments, kids games, refreshments, colonial wares to buy and learn about the Fort that saved America the day after all the parades and Bar-B-Q's.

One of Philadelphia’s most popular summertime events! Local businesses team with Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site for a playful reenactment of the Storming of the Bastille (influenced more by Monty Python than the French Revolution), followed by a French-themed street party.