During this day-long event, kids experience life in the 18th-Century.  Activities will include daily chores in the fort, life in the militia, colonial children’s games, and a craft in the fort's visitor center. Children must be accompanied by an adult and regular admission applies. $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

Come out and see some of the finest contemporary gun builders and collections in West Virginia. Talk to the makers of these fine Early American firearms and get their insight on building these beautiful rifles. You will learn about the techniques and materials that are used for 21st-century gun building. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Regular admission applies to visit the fort.  $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members…

Come out and see some of the finest contemporary gun builders and collections in West Virginia. Talk to the makers of these fine Early American firearms and get their insight on building these beautiful rifles. You will learn about the techniques and materials that are used for 21st-century gun building. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Regular admission applies to visit the fort.  $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members…

Come out and tour the fort and smell the food cooking over an open hearth, the way food was prepared during the colonial period of our history. Recipes will be available upon request. Regular admission applies. $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

Learn to make lace with thread and shuttle. Tatting is an 18th-century form of lacemaking that originated in Europe. This class is open to anyone who wants to get started or build their skills. Materials are provided. (An intermediate class will be held on Sunday) The class will be held in the fort's visitor center (Min 2, Max 6) PFMF Members $45, Non-Members $50. Register online www.prickettsfort.org/register or call (304)363-3030. Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

A more advanced tatting class complimenting the beginning tatting class. Tatting is an 18th-century form of lacemaking that originated in Europe. This class is open to anyone who wants to get started or build their skills. Materials are provided. The class is held in the fort's visitor center (Min 2, Max 6) PFMF Members $45, Non-Members $50. Register online www.prickettsfort.org/register  or call (304)363-3030 Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

During this day-long event, kids experience life in the 18th-Century.  Activities will include daily chores in the fort, life in the militia, colonial children’s games, and a craft in the fort's visitor center. Children must be accompanied by an adult and regular admission applies. $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

Come out and tour the fort and smell the food cooking over an open hearth, the way food was prepared during the colonial period of our history. Recipes will be available upon request. Regular admission applies. $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

How would you like to try your hand at spinning wool? Participants will receive one hour of personal one-on-one instruction from one of our skilled interpreters. One-hour sessions are $20 per person and participants must be age 16 and older. One person per session. Please register by contacting the Foundation Office at 304-363-3030 to set up a date and time. Admission to the fort is included. Spaces fill up fast, so make sure to register early.  

How would you like to try your hand at spinning wool? Participants will receive one hour of personal one-on-one instruction from one of our skilled interpreters. One-hour sessions are $20 per person and participants must be age 16 and older. One person per session. Please register by contacting the Foundation Office at 304-363-3030 to set up a date and time. Admission to the fort is included. Spaces fill up fast, so make sure to register early.  

During this day-long event, kids experience life in the 18th-Century.  Activities will include daily chores in the fort, life in the militia, colonial children’s games, and a craft in the fort’s visitor center. Children must be accompanied by an adult and regular admission applies. $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 – 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

How would you like to try your hand at weaving on a tape loom? Participants will receive one hour of personal one-on-one instruction from one of our skilled interpreters. One-hour sessions are $20 per person and participants must be age 16 and older. One person per session. Please register by contacting the Foundation Office at 304-363-3030 to set up a date and time. Admission to the fort is included. Spaces fill up fast, so make sure to register early.  Learn…

Come out and help us welcome Linda Pritchard as part of our Artist in Residence program. Linda is a self-taught quill worker and potter, specializing in 18th-century items. Linda will be demonstrating as well as selling her wares in the fort's visitor center. Admission to the fort: $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

How would you like to try your hand at weaving on a tape loom? Participants will receive one hour of personal one-on-one instruction from one of our skilled interpreters. One-hour sessions are $20 per person and participants must be age 16 and older. One person per session. Please register by contacting the Foundation Office at 304-363-3030 to set up a date and time. Admission to the fort is included. Spaces fill up fast, so make sure to register early.  Learn…

Come out and help us welcome Linda Pritchard as part of our Artist in Residence program. Linda is a self-taught quill worker and potter, specializing in 18th-century items. Linda will be demonstrating as well as selling her wares in the fort's visitor center. Admission to the fort: $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

Come out and help us welcome Linda Pritchard as part of our Artist in Residence program. Linda is a self-taught quill worker and potter, specializing in 18th-century items. Linda will be demonstrating as well as selling her wares in the fort's visitor center. Admission to the fort: $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

Come out and tour the fort and smell the food cooking over an open hearth, the way food was prepared during the colonial period of our history. Recipes will be available upon request. Regular admission applies. $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

How would you like to try your hand at blacksmithing? Participants will receive one hour of personal one-on-one instruction from one of our skilled interpreters. One-hour sessions are $20 per person and participants must be age 16 and older. One person per session. Please register by contacting the Foundation Office at 304-363-3030 to set up a date and time. Admission to the fort is included. Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

During this day-long event, kids experience life in the 18th-Century.  Activities will include daily chores in the fort, life in the militia, colonial children’s games, and a craft in the fort’s visitor center. Children must be accompanied by an adult and regular admission applies. $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 – 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

Come out and tour the fort and smell the food cooking over an open hearth as historic interpreter and hearth cook Heather Schneider demonstrates various cooking techniques and recipes of the 18-th century. Heather is a past speaker at the School of the Longhunter and has demonstrated hearth cooking at Fort Niagara and other historic sites. Admission: $8 adults, $6 seniors (60+) $4 children (6 - 12) FREE for PFMF members Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.

Jeffrey Wayne is a hard-driving county singer from the hills of West Virginia. Wayne grew up in red dirt, all over Georgia, including small towns like Roopville and Whitesburg. West Virginia was the place Jeffrey found himself and his sound. Cutting his teeth in bars, coffee shops, and anywhere people would listen, leading to a record contract with Mon Hills Records in 2018. Learn more about Pricketts Fort here.