Families are invited to free Reading Adventures Club programs in the theater at the Gettysburg National Military Park Museum & Visitor Center. The History Kids Reading Adventures Club, for families with children ages 4-10, meets each Saturday morning at 11 a.m. in January and February. The theme this year is “With Liberty and Justice for
Bring a partner and join instructor team Judy Redding and Alli Crowell for this fun shared experience with yoga. Discover deeper connection through partner poses, synchronized breath, and likely lots of laughter. Appropriate for friends, family or romantic partners and open to beginners and seasoned yogis alike. Held during the regularly scheduled Focused Flow class
Is PTSD a barrier to understanding Civil War trauma? Civil War soldiers were not born without fear or immune to the psychological blows of combat. Survivors often left the battlefield dazed and confused, physically battered, and emotionally gutted. Civil War Americans seemingly had little empathy for soldiers who staggered to the rear, broken down by
Mythicon is the mid-winter gathering of the magical folk of the faerie realm. Faeries, trolls, goblins, gnomes, mermaids and other mythical creatures come together to push back the winter blues and plant the seed for a new mythical year at a three day weekend event. Celebrate the renewing energy of winter and the promise of
Mythicon is the mid-winter gathering of the magical folk of the faerie realm. Faeries, trolls, goblins, gnomes, mermaids and other mythical creatures come together to push back the winter blues and plant the seed for a new mythical year at a three day weekend event. Celebrate the renewing energy of winter and the promise of
Join us on the Cyclorama platform for an exclusive after-hours, close-up look at the iconic Gettysburg Cyclorama painting. The Gettysburg Foundation's Chris Brenneman presents this exclusive after-hours program on the historic, restored Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama painting. Painted in the 1880s by French artist Paul Philippoteaux and a team of artists, the Battle of Gettysburg
Join us on the Cyclorama platform for an exclusive after-hours, close-up look at the iconic Gettysburg Cyclorama painting. The Gettysburg Foundation's Chris Brenneman presents this exclusive after-hours program on the historic, restored Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama painting. Painted in the 1880s by French artist Paul Philippoteaux and a team of artists, the Battle of Gettysburg
Calling all artists and crafters! This is your chance to feature your art, business, organization, or group! Create your one of a kind recycled art piece, turning trash into an artistic treasure. Be creative and feature your talents at the Adams Rescue Mission’s upcoming Upcycled Art Auction on June 7. Deadline to submit art is
Would you like to come spend an evening making your own Eucalyptus Wreath and learning about the benefits of Eucalyptus Essential Oils? Come join us on February 27th! Cost of $45 includes all of the supplies for your own wreath, Eucalyptus Roller and even shower steamer. Please purchase your tickets ahead of time, as spots
The public is invited to the 13th Annual Saint Francis Xavier Parish Lenten Fish Fry returning to the Xavier Center, 465 Table Rock Road, Gettysburg, Fridays, March 22nd, 5 - 7 pm. Enjoy great food and fellowship as the Parish Fish Fry Team cooks up their tasty fare for you this season! The menu includes
Saturday March 2 – Camp Letterman: Life and Death at Gettysburg’s Largest Field Hospital Ranger Christopher Gwinn, Gettysburg National Military Park Between July 20 and November 19, 1863, over twenty thousand wounded Union and Confederate soldiers were treated at Gettysburg’s Camp Letterman, the largest field hospital established following the Battle of Gettysburg. Discover what life was
In 1996, Nancie Gudmestad and her husband, Del purchased a house in the historic district of Gettysburg, where they began the painstaking process to restore the home back to its original, 1860s appearance. Their plan was to tell the stories of many of the town’s civilians, but after considerable research, Nancie and Del uncovered a