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Living History Meeting
Join us Saturday for our regular Living History Meeting. Reenactors are encouraged to participate in sharing their historical knowledge and honing their acting skills. Anyone interested in historical reenacting or sharing knowledge about the 15th century, the 18th century (fur trade era), or 10th century vikings is welcome to join us!
Find out more »Valentine’s Day – Medieval Banquet
Enjoy a delightful 9-course medieval banquet that will thrill your taste buds!
Find out more »White Oak School Days 2016
12 living history interpreters in period correct clothing conducting 20 minute workshops on topics ranging from the fur post and company store, blacksmithing, axe throwing, black powder, medieval life, baking, preserving natural foods, medieval washer-women, a 15th century knight in armor and much more!
Find out more »28th Annual Rendezvous & History Festival!
Watch and listen as costumed historical interpreters demonstrate and discuss what it was like to live centuries ago.
Find out more »Medieval Days – Fall Camp 2016
Meet the members of the Willensstark Fahnlein at their 15th Century Medieval Camp! Sample some authentic medieval food, handle a sword, throw a spear, learn what it took to survive and thrive in northern Europe over 500 years ago!
Find out more »White Oak Dog Sled Race
Attention: The 2017 White Oak Dog Sled Race has been officially canceled due to weather conditions. Posted: 2/28/2017 To all mushers, veterinarians, road crossing crews, sponsors, law enforcement officials, other volunteers, and the public: Thank you to all of you for your support of the 2017 White Oak Sled Dog Race! People are wondering if the race is a go or no-go, based on our recent weather here in the northland. Yesterday two of us ran the trail on a…
Find out more »29th Annual Rendezvous
Join us as we walk back into time and relive history at our 29th Annual Rendezvous.
$5.00 Daily Entrance
$30.00 Weekend Camping (period correct or modern)
$45.00 Vendor fee/camping
2017 Annual Fall Camp
Visitors to the Fall Camp will be able to learn lost skills from those eras and compete in activities like black powder shooting, tomahawk and knife throwing, and using old fashioned bows and arrows. There will be candle dipping demonstrations with participants able to take home a hand-dipped candle. There will also be period vendors as well as games and demonstrations.
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