As the park continues to grow each year, new events are added.

Last Saturday at the Park

Join us for a bit of history on the last Saturday of each month from January through October.  Perry Hill, the Backwoods Cabin, will be bustling with activities of the 18th century.  This is not a big event and allows for lots of interactions with the interpreters.  During moderate weather (90 degrees or less) interpreters will be there from 10:30-4:00.  During June, July, and August they will be there from 10:30-1:00.  If you want to know what will be happening each month contact Lynn Thompson at lynn@colonialtimes.us or (803)-279-7560.
Download a brochure about Last Saturday.

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Colonial Times

The largest and oldest event is Colonial Times: A Day to Remember. Held the third weekend in October, this event offers an opportunity to understand what daily life was like for the people who settled our area. It was also named one of the top 20 events in the southeast by the Southeast Tourism Society in 2000, 2001 and 2004. In addition to several featured guests, the event features demonstrations in pottery, weaving and spinning, frontier trading, quilting, blacksmithing, meat curing, gold and silversmithing, candle making, and much more. It is a wonderful and informative event for the entire family.

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Under the Crown

June is the time for Under the Crown. It is 1780 and the colonies are in rebellion. Charleston is under Siege and may have already fallen, the rebel forces were defeated at Savannah last year in 1779. Things are not going well for the American cause. But the Rebels are not done yet!

Come out the weekend of June 6–7, 2009 and see this conflict, a very uncivil war. Find out what happens when the Crown moves in, old scores are settled and lives are changed forever. Our special guest this year is Daniel Boone!

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We are most pleased and excited to announce the call for artists for the 7th annual Olde Towne Artisans’ Fair to take place at the beautiful living history park in the heart of Historic North Augusta, SC. This weekend is the kick off for North Augusta’s year long centennial event.

The purpose of this The Artisans’ Fair is to highlight a wide array of Fine Artists and Skilled Artisans. In addition to booths displaying items for sale, several sites throughout the park will have craftsmen demonstrating their skills. The park with its greenery, stream, footbridge, and eighteenth century buildings is a wonderful backdrop for a top-notch festival.

Pottery by Allison Schaffer