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Upcoming Events

While I do try and update this list as much as I can, I am finding I only have the time to do a few updates a year.

2010

January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December

January

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February

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March

March 4th - 7th 2010 The Sack Of St. Augustine - Fountain of Youth Park, 11 Magnolia Ave. (off of San Marco Ave.), St. Augustine, Florida, 32084, U.S.A. - On March 4 - 7, 2009, join us in reenacting Searle’s raid in Old Towne San Agustine, the site of the original attack. A 17th century-style encampment will be open to the public at the Fountain of Youth Archeological Park. Come see what life was like in 17th century Florida!

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April

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May

May 14th through 16th 2010 Pirates take over the Santa Maria - Santa Maria floating Museum, Columbus, OH. U.S.A. - For a weekend a group of pirate and other late 17th and early 18th century re-enactors will be taking over the Santa Maria and having historical demonstrations and battle re-enactments. For more information please visit the Santa Maria web site. For More information, please see this page (and linked pages) on this web site.

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June

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July

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August

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September

September 17th through 19th 2010 Pirates take over the Santa Maria - Santa Maria floating Museum, Columbus, OH. U.S.A. - For a weekend a group of pirate and other late 17th and early 18th century re-enactors will be taking over the Santa Maria and having historical demonstrations and battle re-enactments. For more information please visit the Santa Maria web site. For More information, please see this page (and linked pages) on this web site.

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October

October 9th and 10th 2010 Cultures in Contact (17th century event) - Private location this year, please contact for details. This event has previously taken place at the Sunwatch Indian Village site in Dayton, Ohio. Due to some changes, the location of the event is being moved for this year only. Next year the event should return to it's former location at Sunwatch. The event attempts to show display and show all of the major colonial cultures interacting during the late 17th century (1670s-1680s is prefered but the event is flexible). Re-enactors portraying Natives, French, Dutch and English are all encouraged to participate. For more information please visit this web page on this site.

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November

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December

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