Valley Forge National Historical Park

Families will attend an evening program at Valley Forge National Historical Park that explores a lesser-known chapter of American history, focusing on the political challenges faced by George Washington during the Valley Forge encampment. The event includes storytelling and historical reenactment elements, likely presented in a campfire-style setting with audience participation.

Families will gather around a campfire at Valley Forge National Historical Park for a ranger-led discussion about the Conway Cabal, a lesser-known chapter of the American Revolution involving challenges to George Washington's leadership. The program lasts about an hour and includes storytelling and historical insights in an outdoor setting.

Families will gather around a campfire at Muhlenberg's Brigade to hear a park ranger share insights about white-nose syndrome, a fungal disease affecting bat populations across the U.S. The program includes storytelling and discussion, lasting about an hour, and is held outdoors under the night sky.

Families will attend an evening program outdoors at Valley Forge National Historical Park, where a ranger will discuss the impact of white-nose syndrome on bat populations across the U.S. The presentation will include details about the disease’s discovery, spread, and current conservation efforts. Attendees are encouraged to bring a flashlight, blanket, jacket, and camp chair for comfort during the evening session.

Families will hear a historical storytelling program about a real-life soldier of fortune who tried to join the American Revolution on both sides. The event takes place outdoors at Valley Forge National Historical Park, featuring a ranger-led narrative with elements of adventure, duels, and 18th-century intrigue. Attendees are encouraged to bring a flashlight, blanket, jacket, and camp chair for comfort during the evening program.