March for Parks 2023
25marAll DayMarch for Parks 2023
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Historic Hanna’s Town is proud to participate in the 21st annual March for Parks, coordinated by Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation Citizens Advisory
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Historic Hanna’s Town is proud to participate in the 21st annual March for Parks, coordinated by Westmoreland County Parks and Recreation Citizens Advisory Board. The annual March for Parks fundraiser will kick-off the festivities for a year of celebration with historic activities and surprises for the whole family!
Though the March benefits all our parks and trails, this year the celebrations are concentrated at one location – Twin Lakes Park, where the MFP began 21 years ago.
This year marks Westmoreland County’s 250th anniversary and to commemorate this occasion March for Parks would like to celebrate families who are from families who lived in, worked, and shaped our county’s history for 100 years or more. Some of these families may even date back to 1773 when Hanna’s Town became the seat of the newly formed Westmoreland County! Please come join in the fun, and support your county parks and trails while doing so. If you believe you are from one of the Heritage families, you will have an opportunity to share your family’s story if you like, and meet others from these families with deep roots. March for Parks will be held on Saturday March 25 at Twin Lakes Park.
On March 25, marchers can check-in at the Twin Lakes Park Nature Center starting at 8:00 am, turn in their donations, pick up a commemorative t-shirt, and participate in fun activities and games for all ages. There will be live entertainment, light food and refreshments, raffles, historical presentations, and more surprises! Stay tuned for more info!
Please register through the March for Parks website here and visit the March for Parks website for more details.
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09augAll DayAntiques & Collectibles Market
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Antiques & Collectibles, a community tradition since 1974, provides excellent buying and selling opportunities for lovers of antiques and anyone seeking vintage items. Browse for
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Antiques & Collectibles, a community tradition since 1974, provides excellent buying and selling opportunities for lovers of antiques and anyone seeking vintage items. Browse for bargains and support local history preservation. Proceeds from this event have been vital for the reconstruction of Historic Hanna’s Town. The quaint and historic setting hosts numerous vendors offering a variety of one-of-a-kind items covering a wide price range.Antiques and Collectibles is held the second Sunday of the month May through October. For 2026, these dates are May 10, June 14, July 12, August 9, September 13, and October 11.This event will be held rain or shine. Sorry, no pets are permitted; service animals only.ADMISSION: $5 per car.VENDORS: Vendors of antiques, folk art, historical crafts, and collectibles (please no flea market items) are welcome to set up for the day or weekend. Spaces are 28′ x 20′ and cost $40 per space, per show.If you are interested in being a vendor, please visit the link below to fill out the form.Time
August 9, 2026 All Day(GMT-04:00)Duration 23 Hours 59 MinutesLocation
Historic Hanna's Town
809 Forbes Trail Rd, Greensburg, PA 15601
Other EventsHistoric Hanna's Town
15aug11:00 am5:00 pmFrontier Family Days: Huzzah to America 250!
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Revolution & Revelry at Hanna’s Town!Saturday, 11 pm – 5 pm and Sunday, 11 pm – 4 pm Historic
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Revolution & Revelry at Hanna’s Town!
Saturday, 11 pm – 5 pm and Sunday, 11 pm – 4 pmHistoric Hanna’s Town will celebrate its iconic Frontier Family Days on August 15 & 16!Step back into history and explore life during the American Revolution on the Pennsylvania frontier. Be a witness to history and experience the liveliness of frontier court at Hanna’s Town. When court was in session, the town would come to life. As the American Revolution took hold of the nation, court was no exception to this dramatic change. There was “Revelry” mixed with “Revolution” and we want you to explore the town like it’s 1776. And keeping in with the spirit of Tavern life, we’ll host local breweries to set up on Sunday, August 16th.So join us and step back in time to when Hanna’s Town served as the seat of government for Westmoreland County! This signature event with a new twist highlights the unique role Hanna’s Town played in Westmoreland County during the American Revolution. Join us for lively court reenactments, along with militia encampments, living history demonstrations and displays, vendors, sutlers, activities for children, live music, and more!Event highlights include:Tentative Saturday Schedule:11:00 – Event and Encampments open1:00 – Frontier Court Reenactments, inspired by real cases that were held at Hanna’s Town!2:00 – Military Demonstration & Recruitment with @Proctor’s IBWCP2:00 – Children’s Storytime2:30 – Traditional Irish Music Performance with Dee and Paddy’s3:00 – America 250 Trivia with Buzz Worthy Trivia4:00 – Frontier skirmish demonstration5:00 – Event closesTentative Sunday Schedule:11:00 – Event and Encampments open12:00 – America 250 Trivia with Buzz Worthy Trivia12:30 – Traditional Irish Music Performance with Dee & Paddy’s1:00 – Frontier Court Reenactment2:00 / 2:15 – Military Demonstration and Recruitment with @Proctor’s IBWCP2:00 – Children’s Story-time3:00 Frontier skirmish demonstration4:00 Event closesFood trucks provided by: Zeus BBQ and The Coffin BeanOther event activities include: ongoing living history displays and demonstrations, children’s games and activities, used book sale, spinning and weaving demonstrations, and a “tavern crawl” of alcohol vendors on Sunday, August 16th. Huzzah!More details announced soon!Time
August 15, 2026 11:00 am - 5:00 pm(GMT-04:00)Duration 6 HoursLocation
Historic Hanna's Town
809 Forbes Trail Rd, Greensburg, PA 15601
Other EventsHistoric Hanna's Town
16augAll DayFrontier Family Days: Huzzah to America 250!
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Revolution & Revelry at Hanna’s Town!Saturday, 11 pm – 5 pm and Sunday, 11 pm – 4 pm Historic
Event Details
Revolution & Revelry at Hanna’s Town!
Saturday, 11 pm – 5 pm and Sunday, 11 pm – 4 pmHistoric Hanna’s Town will celebrate its iconic Frontier Family Days on August 15 & 16!Step back into history and explore life during the American Revolution on the Pennsylvania frontier. Be a witness to history and experience the liveliness of frontier court at Hanna’s Town. When court was in session, the town would come to life. As the American Revolution took hold of the nation, court was no exception to this dramatic change. There was “Revelry” mixed with “Revolution” and we want you to explore the town like it’s 1776. And keeping in with the spirit of Tavern life, we’ll host local breweries to set up on Sunday, August 16th.So join us and step back in time to when Hanna’s Town served as the seat of government for Westmoreland County! This signature event with a new twist highlights the unique role Hanna’s Town played in Westmoreland County during the American Revolution. Join us for lively court reenactments, along with militia encampments, living history demonstrations and displays, vendors, sutlers, activities for children, live music, and more!Event highlights include:Tentative Saturday Schedule:11:00 – Event and Encampments open1:00 – Frontier Court Reenactments, inspired by real cases that were held at Hanna’s Town!2:00 – Military Demonstration & Recruitment with @Proctor’s IBWCP2:00 – Children’s Storytime2:30 – Traditional Irish Music Performance with Dee and Paddy’s3:00 – America 250 Trivia with Buzz Worthy Trivia4:00 – Frontier skirmish demonstration5:00 – Event closesTentative Sunday Schedule:11:00 – Event and Encampments open12:00 – America 250 Trivia with Buzz Worthy Trivia12:30 – Traditional Irish Music Performance with Dee & Paddy’s1:00 – Frontier Court Reenactment2:00 / 2:15 – Military Demonstration and Recruitment with @Proctor’s IBWCP2:00 – Children’s Story-time3:00 Frontier skirmish demonstration4:00 Event closesFood trucks provided by: Zeus BBQ and The Coffin BeanOther event activities include: ongoing living history displays and demonstrations, children’s games and activities, used book sale, spinning and weaving demonstrations, and a “tavern crawl” of alcohol vendors on Sunday, August 16th. Huzzah!More details announced soon!Time
August 16, 2026 All Day(GMT-04:00)Duration 23 Hours 59 MinutesLocation
Historic Hanna's Town
809 Forbes Trail Rd, Greensburg, PA 15601
Other EventsHistoric Hanna's Town
29aug1:00 pm3:00 pmNature Pigment Foraging Walk with Flannel Roots Farm
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Discover the vibrant world of watercolor painting through the unique palette crafted from farm products and local foraged pigments at Historic Hanna’s Town. We will be walking the trails and
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Discover the vibrant world of watercolor painting through the unique palette crafted from farm products and local foraged pigments at Historic Hanna’s Town. We will be walking the trails and area to collect pigment and create our own watercolor paint with local farm fresh honey!
What are natural watercolor pigments? Natural watercolor pigments are derived from organic materials, offering a rich, earthy palette that synthetic paints often lack. By using elements sourced from local farms and natural foraging, artists can create stunning works that reflect the beauty of their surroundings.
Please dress accordingly for walking in wooded areas.
Historic Hanna’s Town is a beautiful and quiet Westmoreland County park. While we do work to preserve our historic built environment on site, we are also dedicated to preserving our natural environment through demonstration gardens, native plant restoration, and developing walking trails.
Pre-registration encouraged. Walk-ins also welcome. Please check in at the front desk of the Museum Shop upon arrival.
$10 for non-members | $8 for members.
Register here: https://westmorelandhistory.org/event-directory/flannel-roots-farm-workshops-registration/
Flannel Roots is an LGBTQIA+ owned regenerative agricultural business that was founded in 2021, rooted in a deep commitment to sustainability and community education. The founders, Brittany and Jill, bring a wealth of knowledge and experience to the table, each contributing unique skills that enhance their mission. Both Brittany and Jill are certified by Mushroom Mountain and hold qualifications in Edible Mushroom Safety Identification, allowing them to safely forage and sell mushrooms. Their main passion lies in exploring the permaculture uses of fungi within ecosystems, and they actively engage in educational pop-ups and workshops.
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August 29, 2026 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm(GMT+00:00)