Founded in 2003, the American Heritage Festival is a family-friendly event held each November in Queen Creek, Arizona that explores and presents American History from Colonial times through the 20th century. It is an educational event celebrating our American Heritage. Attendees will meet actors portraying famous Americans, see battle reenactments of the Revolutionary War and Civil War, listen to period music and attend living history demonstrations.
See photos from previous American Heritage Festivals.
When is the American Heritage Festival?
Saturday and Sunday, November 19 and 20, 2011 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (On Friday, November 18, 2011 the American Heritage Festival is open to school groups only by advance arrangement.)Where is the American Heritage Festival?
The event will take place at Schnepf Farms in Queen Creek, Arizona. Here is a map with directions to Schnepf Farms.What will happen at the American Heritage Festival event?
Celebrating our American Heritage from the Colonial era through the American Revolution. Men, women and children will portray historic roles. Craftsmen, musicians and actors as famous Americans such as George Washington and Abraham Lincoln will be in attendance. Experience battle reenactments of the Revolutionary War and Civil War. The festival will also feature parades, artillery, music, an historic church service on Sunday, living history demonstrations, food and shopping.How much will it cost to get in?
Admission for Saturday and Sunday will be $15 per person at the event. Ages 3 and under are free. Bring cash.Are any discounts available?
A special rate of $10 per person is available if you order tickets in advance by mail.What else should I know about the American Heritage Festival?
Adults are requested to NOT wear costumes unless they are registered reenactors. No pets will be allowed. No outside food will be permitted. Reentry will not be permitted. Folding chairs will be allowed.Visiting from out of town?
Queen Creek is southeast of Phoenix. If it isn't rush hour, it will take you about an hour to get there from downtown Phoenix. You can check on some driving times and distances from Queen Creek here. If you need a hotel, your best bet is to stay nearby in south Gilbert or east Mesa or Apache Junction. Make a reservation now.Do you have any pictures?
Yes! Here are some pictures of the American Heritage Festival from previous years.What if I have more questions?
Visit the American Heritage Festival online.All dates, times, prices and offerings are subject to change without notice.
