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X-WR-CALNAME:Cook Forest French & Indian War Encampment
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DTSTAMP:20261013T192510Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52568374782591
DTSTART:20260613T040000Z
DTEND:20260613T050000Z
DESCRIPTION:Cook Forest State Park will host a series of living history eve
 nts depicting life during the French & Indian War.  Highlights of this ful
 l two-day encampment include woodland natives\, cannon and musket firing\,
  cooking\, primitive skills\, blacksmithing\, tinsmithing\, pottery\, chil
 dren’s games\, sutler camp\, renown living historians\, French & Indian 
 War Era artisans\, and live tactical engagements.  Every battle is differe
 nt!  Take a walk back in time along the Black Bear Trail by the Sawmill Ce
 nter for the Arts during open camp hours to view   British\, Colonial\, Fr
 ench\, and Native American re-enactors as they portray lifestyles of the 1
 8th century.\n\n \n\nSaturday\, June 13\n\n1000am-600pm    Event Open   \n
 \n                               \n\n1000am-1100am  Blacksmithing Demonstr
 ation - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray\, across from Sawmill Craft Market\
 n\n \n\n1000am-400pm    Cooking Demonstration - by Geoffrey Domowicz\, Com
 pagnie LeBoeuf chef\, along Black Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n
 \n \n\n1030pm-500pm   French & Indian War Era Art & Demonstrators - Meet w
 ith distinguished artists\, authors\, artisans\, and demonstrators in the 
 Old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n1030pm-500pm   Sutler Row Demonstrators - Wa
 nt to meet with skilled artisans to make a trade or purchase?  Looking to 
 get into the hobby and need clothing & accoutrements?  Meet tinsmiths\, co
 rdwainers\, leather  workers\, cooks\, gunsmiths\,  clothiers\, weapons ou
 tfitters\, and gourd makers in the long field on your right as you come in
 to the main Sawmill entrance.\n\n \n\n1100am-1130am  Cannon & Musket Firin
 g Demonstration - by the camp Corps of Artillery\, located in the woods al
 ong Black Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n1130am-
 1200pm Peril in the Forest - Tactical engagement in the woods along Black 
 Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n100pm-130pm     A
 merican Indian Relations: French vs English - Witness a high spirited disc
 ussion between British & French forces on the differences between how they
  managed their relationships with various American Indian tribes.  By the 
 camp Corps of Reenactors\, along the Black Bear Trail at the main encampme
 nt site.\n\n \n\n100pm-200pm     Dances of the 18th Century - Join us at t
 he Sawmill Theater to learn about one of early America’s lost social pas
 times\, dancing.  We will demonstrate some of these dances and invite you 
 to participate at the end to learn George Washington’s favorite dance!  
 By Addisen Noel & the Hickory Creek Dancers\n\n \n\n200pm-300pm     18th C
 entury Children’s Games - by the Noel family\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, along
  Black Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n\n \n\n300pm-500pm     Blac
 ksmithing Demonstration - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, across from 
 Sawmill Craft Market\n\n \n\n330pm-400pm     Cannon & Musket Firing Demo  
 - by the camp Corps of  Artillery\,   located in the woods along Black Bea
 r Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n400pm-430pm     Peri
 l in the Forest - tactical engagement in the woods along Black Bear Trail 
 across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n800pm-900pm     Echoes of Ex
 cellence: Harpsichord Music from the Courts of King  Louis the XIV & XVI -
  by Aaron Grabowski\, Compagnie LeBoeuf artillerist & musician\, at the Sa
 wmill Theater\n\n \n\n \n\nSunday\, June 14  \n\n900am-330pm     Event Ope
 n\n\n \n\n900am-930am     18th Century Sunday Service - by Rick Sanguigni 
 of ’Friends of Dennis Murray’\, located in the main encampment site al
 ong Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n930am-1100am     Blacksmithing Demonstration 
 - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, across from Sawmill Craft Market\n\n
  \n\n930am-300pm      French & Indian War Era Art & Demonstrators - Meet w
 ith distinguished artists\, authors\, artisans\, and demonstrators in the 
 old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n930pm-300pm     Sutler Row Demonstrators - W
 ant to meet with skilled artisans to make a trade or purchase?  Looking to
  get into the hobby and need clothing & accoutrements?  Meet tinsmiths\, c
 ordwainers\, leather  workers\, cooks\, gunsmiths\, clothiers\, weapons ou
 tfitters\, and gourd makers in the long field on your right as you come in
 to the main Sawmill entrance.\n\n \n\n1015am-1045am       18th Century Chi
 ldren’s Games - by the Noel Family\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, along the Black
  Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n\n \n\n1130am-1200pm      In Defe
 nse of the Homeland - Morning surprise tactical assault at the main encamp
 ment site along Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n1230pm-100pm     Citizen’s Dril
 l - We’re looking for a few good men to fight for King Louis!  Opposable
  teeth required.  By Nick Bolla\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, meet at the water to
 wer in the main encampment site near Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n1230pm-200pm
      Blacksmithing Demonstration - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, acr
 oss from Sawmill Craft Market\n\n \n\n1230pm-115pm    An Afternoon with Be
 n Franklin - Join one of the founding fathers of our country as he reminis
 ces about science\, philosophy\, and his involvement in the French & India
 n forts of the 1750’s. By Paul Stillman\, living historian from Historic
 ally Speaking\, at the Sawmill Theater.\n\n \n\n200pm-230pm     Cannon & M
 usket Firing Demonstration - by the camp Corps of Artillery\, in the woods
  along Black Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n230pm-300
 pm     Peril in the Forest - tactical engagement in the woods along Black 
 Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom
GEO:41.33244;-79.20793
LOCATION:Cook Forest State Park\, Sawmill Center for the Arts & Black Bear 
 Trail
SUMMARY:Cook Forest French & Indian War Encampment
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/cook-forest-french-indian-wa
 r-encampment-3585
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DTSTAMP:20261013T192510Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52320162505678
DTSTART:20260613T130000Z
DTEND:20260614T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Cook Forest State Park will host a series of living history eve
 nts depicting life during the French & Indian War.  Highlights of this ful
 l two-day encampment include woodland natives\, cannon and musket firing\,
  cooking\, primitive skills\, blacksmithing\, tinsmithing\, pottery\, chil
 dren’s games\, sutler camp\, renown living historians\, French & Indian 
 War Era artisans\, and live tactical engagements.  Every battle is differe
 nt!  Take a walk back in time along the Black Bear Trail by the Sawmill Ce
 nter for the Arts during open camp hours to view   British\, Colonial\, Fr
 ench\, and Native American re-enactors as they portray lifestyles of the 1
 8th century.\n\n \n\nSaturday\, June 13\n\n1000am-600pm    Event Open   \n
 \n                               \n\n1000am-1100am  Blacksmithing Demonstr
 ation - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray\, across from Sawmill Craft Market\
 n\n \n\n1000am-400pm    Cooking Demonstration - by Geoffrey Domowicz\, Com
 pagnie LeBoeuf chef\, along Black Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n
 \n \n\n1030pm-500pm   French & Indian War Era Art & Demonstrators - Meet w
 ith distinguished artists\, authors\, artisans\, and demonstrators in the 
 Old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n1030pm-500pm   Sutler Row Demonstrators - Wa
 nt to meet with skilled artisans to make a trade or purchase?  Looking to 
 get into the hobby and need clothing & accoutrements?  Meet tinsmiths\, co
 rdwainers\, leather  workers\, cooks\, gunsmiths\,  clothiers\, weapons ou
 tfitters\, and gourd makers in the long field on your right as you come in
 to the main Sawmill entrance.\n\n \n\n1100am-1130am  Cannon & Musket Firin
 g Demonstration - by the camp Corps of Artillery\, located in the woods al
 ong Black Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n1130am-
 1200pm Peril in the Forest - Tactical engagement in the woods along Black 
 Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n100pm-130pm     A
 merican Indian Relations: French vs English - Witness a high spirited disc
 ussion between British & French forces on the differences between how they
  managed their relationships with various American Indian tribes.  By the 
 camp Corps of Reenactors\, along the Black Bear Trail at the main encampme
 nt site.\n\n \n\n100pm-200pm     Dances of the 18th Century - Join us at t
 he Sawmill Theater to learn about one of early America’s lost social pas
 times\, dancing.  We will demonstrate some of these dances and invite you 
 to participate at the end to learn George Washington’s favorite dance!  
 By Addisen Noel & the Hickory Creek Dancers\n\n \n\n200pm-300pm     18th C
 entury Children’s Games - by the Noel family\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, along
  Black Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n\n \n\n300pm-500pm     Blac
 ksmithing Demonstration - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, across from 
 Sawmill Craft Market\n\n \n\n330pm-400pm     Cannon & Musket Firing Demo  
 - by the camp Corps of  Artillery\,   located in the woods along Black Bea
 r Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n400pm-430pm     Peri
 l in the Forest - tactical engagement in the woods along Black Bear Trail 
 across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n800pm-900pm     Echoes of Ex
 cellence: Harpsichord Music from the Courts of King  Louis the XIV & XVI -
  by Aaron Grabowski\, Compagnie LeBoeuf artillerist & musician\, at the Sa
 wmill Theater\n\n \n\n \n\nSunday\, June 14  \n\n900am-330pm     Event Ope
 n\n\n \n\n900am-930am     18th Century Sunday Service - by Rick Sanguigni 
 of ’Friends of Dennis Murray’\, located in the main encampment site al
 ong Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n930am-1100am     Blacksmithing Demonstration 
 - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, across from Sawmill Craft Market\n\n
  \n\n930am-300pm      French & Indian War Era Art & Demonstrators - Meet w
 ith distinguished artists\, authors\, artisans\, and demonstrators in the 
 old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n930pm-300pm     Sutler Row Demonstrators - W
 ant to meet with skilled artisans to make a trade or purchase?  Looking to
  get into the hobby and need clothing & accoutrements?  Meet tinsmiths\, c
 ordwainers\, leather  workers\, cooks\, gunsmiths\, clothiers\, weapons ou
 tfitters\, and gourd makers in the long field on your right as you come in
 to the main Sawmill entrance.\n\n \n\n1015am-1045am       18th Century Chi
 ldren’s Games - by the Noel Family\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, along the Black
  Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n\n \n\n1130am-1200pm      In Defe
 nse of the Homeland - Morning surprise tactical assault at the main encamp
 ment site along Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n1230pm-100pm     Citizen’s Dril
 l - We’re looking for a few good men to fight for King Louis!  Opposable
  teeth required.  By Nick Bolla\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, meet at the water to
 wer in the main encampment site near Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n1230pm-200pm
      Blacksmithing Demonstration - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, acr
 oss from Sawmill Craft Market\n\n \n\n1230pm-115pm    An Afternoon with Be
 n Franklin - Join one of the founding fathers of our country as he reminis
 ces about science\, philosophy\, and his involvement in the French & India
 n forts of the 1750’s. By Paul Stillman\, living historian from Historic
 ally Speaking\, at the Sawmill Theater.\n\n \n\n200pm-230pm     Cannon & M
 usket Firing Demonstration - by the camp Corps of Artillery\, in the woods
  along Black Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n230pm-300
 pm     Peril in the Forest - tactical engagement in the woods along Black 
 Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom
GEO:41.33244;-79.20793
LOCATION:Cook Forest State Park\, Sawmill Center for the Arts & Black Bear 
 Trail
SUMMARY:Cook Forest French & Indian War Encampment
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/cook-forest-french-indian-wa
 r-encampment-3585
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTAMP:20261013T192510Z
UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_52320162506703
DTSTART:20260614T130000Z
DTEND:20260615T010000Z
DESCRIPTION:Cook Forest State Park will host a series of living history eve
 nts depicting life during the French & Indian War.  Highlights of this ful
 l two-day encampment include woodland natives\, cannon and musket firing\,
  cooking\, primitive skills\, blacksmithing\, tinsmithing\, pottery\, chil
 dren’s games\, sutler camp\, renown living historians\, French & Indian 
 War Era artisans\, and live tactical engagements.  Every battle is differe
 nt!  Take a walk back in time along the Black Bear Trail by the Sawmill Ce
 nter for the Arts during open camp hours to view   British\, Colonial\, Fr
 ench\, and Native American re-enactors as they portray lifestyles of the 1
 8th century.\n\n \n\nSaturday\, June 13\n\n1000am-600pm    Event Open   \n
 \n                               \n\n1000am-1100am  Blacksmithing Demonstr
 ation - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray\, across from Sawmill Craft Market\
 n\n \n\n1000am-400pm    Cooking Demonstration - by Geoffrey Domowicz\, Com
 pagnie LeBoeuf chef\, along Black Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n
 \n \n\n1030pm-500pm   French & Indian War Era Art & Demonstrators - Meet w
 ith distinguished artists\, authors\, artisans\, and demonstrators in the 
 Old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n1030pm-500pm   Sutler Row Demonstrators - Wa
 nt to meet with skilled artisans to make a trade or purchase?  Looking to 
 get into the hobby and need clothing & accoutrements?  Meet tinsmiths\, co
 rdwainers\, leather  workers\, cooks\, gunsmiths\,  clothiers\, weapons ou
 tfitters\, and gourd makers in the long field on your right as you come in
 to the main Sawmill entrance.\n\n \n\n1100am-1130am  Cannon & Musket Firin
 g Demonstration - by the camp Corps of Artillery\, located in the woods al
 ong Black Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n1130am-
 1200pm Peril in the Forest - Tactical engagement in the woods along Black 
 Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n100pm-130pm     A
 merican Indian Relations: French vs English - Witness a high spirited disc
 ussion between British & French forces on the differences between how they
  managed their relationships with various American Indian tribes.  By the 
 camp Corps of Reenactors\, along the Black Bear Trail at the main encampme
 nt site.\n\n \n\n100pm-200pm     Dances of the 18th Century - Join us at t
 he Sawmill Theater to learn about one of early America’s lost social pas
 times\, dancing.  We will demonstrate some of these dances and invite you 
 to participate at the end to learn George Washington’s favorite dance!  
 By Addisen Noel & the Hickory Creek Dancers\n\n \n\n200pm-300pm     18th C
 entury Children’s Games - by the Noel family\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, along
  Black Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n\n \n\n300pm-500pm     Blac
 ksmithing Demonstration - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, across from 
 Sawmill Craft Market\n\n \n\n330pm-400pm     Cannon & Musket Firing Demo  
 - by the camp Corps of  Artillery\,   located in the woods along Black Bea
 r Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n400pm-430pm     Peri
 l in the Forest - tactical engagement in the woods along Black Bear Trail 
 across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n800pm-900pm     Echoes of Ex
 cellence: Harpsichord Music from the Courts of King  Louis the XIV & XVI -
  by Aaron Grabowski\, Compagnie LeBoeuf artillerist & musician\, at the Sa
 wmill Theater\n\n \n\n \n\nSunday\, June 14  \n\n900am-330pm     Event Ope
 n\n\n \n\n900am-930am     18th Century Sunday Service - by Rick Sanguigni 
 of ’Friends of Dennis Murray’\, located in the main encampment site al
 ong Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n930am-1100am     Blacksmithing Demonstration 
 - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, across from Sawmill Craft Market\n\n
  \n\n930am-300pm      French & Indian War Era Art & Demonstrators - Meet w
 ith distinguished artists\, authors\, artisans\, and demonstrators in the 
 old Sawmill Classroom\n\n \n\n930pm-300pm     Sutler Row Demonstrators - W
 ant to meet with skilled artisans to make a trade or purchase?  Looking to
  get into the hobby and need clothing & accoutrements?  Meet tinsmiths\, c
 ordwainers\, leather  workers\, cooks\, gunsmiths\, clothiers\, weapons ou
 tfitters\, and gourd makers in the long field on your right as you come in
 to the main Sawmill entrance.\n\n \n\n1015am-1045am       18th Century Chi
 ldren’s Games - by the Noel Family\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, along the Black
  Bear Trail at the main encampment site\n\n \n\n1130am-1200pm      In Defe
 nse of the Homeland - Morning surprise tactical assault at the main encamp
 ment site along Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n1230pm-100pm     Citizen’s Dril
 l - We’re looking for a few good men to fight for King Louis!  Opposable
  teeth required.  By Nick Bolla\, Compagnie LeBoeuf\, meet at the water to
 wer in the main encampment site near Black Bear Trail\n\n \n\n1230pm-200pm
      Blacksmithing Demonstration - by ‘Friends of Dennis Murray’\, acr
 oss from Sawmill Craft Market\n\n \n\n1230pm-115pm    An Afternoon with Be
 n Franklin - Join one of the founding fathers of our country as he reminis
 ces about science\, philosophy\, and his involvement in the French & India
 n forts of the 1750’s. By Paul Stillman\, living historian from Historic
 ally Speaking\, at the Sawmill Theater.\n\n \n\n200pm-230pm     Cannon & M
 usket Firing Demonstration - by the camp Corps of Artillery\, in the woods
  along Black Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom\n\n230pm-300
 pm     Peril in the Forest - tactical engagement in the woods along Black 
 Bear Trail across from the old Sawmill Classroom
GEO:41.33244;-79.20793
LOCATION:Cook Forest State Park\, Sawmill Center for the Arts & Black Bear 
 Trail
SUMMARY:Cook Forest French & Indian War Encampment
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/cook-forest-french-indian-wa
 r-encampment-3585
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