The Fort Loudoun Market Fair will be held June 19-21, 2026 at Fort Loudoun Historic Site.
Friday and Saturday 9AM to 5PM.
Sunday 9AM to 2PM.
$5 Admission for Adults (17 and under are free)
Friday and Saturday 9AM to 5PM.
Sunday 9AM to 2PM.
$5 Admission for Adults (17 and under are free)
Fort Loudoun Market Fair, June 19-21 2026
Music, entertainment, food and some of the best makers of 18th Century goods in the country! Largest outdoor colonial arts and crafts show in Pennsylvania!!! Large 18th century encampment. Punch & Judy Show. Colonial dirty jobs museum. Celtic and Early American Music. Speakers and presentations on varied 18th Century topics.
Multiple food vendors.
Music, entertainment, food and some of the best makers of 18th Century goods in the country! Largest outdoor colonial arts and crafts show in Pennsylvania!!! Large 18th century encampment. Punch & Judy Show. Colonial dirty jobs museum. Celtic and Early American Music. Speakers and presentations on varied 18th Century topics.
Multiple food vendors.
Colonial artisan vendors on site! Live early American and Celtic music. Craft demonstrations. Wares for sale. Blacksmithing, pottery, glassware, tin ware, knives, flintlocks, art, and much more. Dirty job and criminal museums. Punch & Judy Show. Glass harp. Presentations. Children’s activities.
Food vendors with great eats like burgers, chicken, sausages, bbq, desserts, cold drinks and ice cream.
Artisan Vendor List so far:
Gossville Shoes - shoemaker, cordwainer
Craftsman to the Past - Gunmaker, silversmith
Early American Tin - Tinware
Scott Baylor Tinware
Arkwright of Catoctin Mtn - Boxes
Sign of the Pigeon - Stay maker
Sullivans Press - printer
White Historic Art - artwork
Blue Cat Buttonworks - buttons
Romantically Bent- clothing
Once upon a Loom - woven sashes
Horn & Fiber - woven straps & horns
Dan Hrinko Boxmaker - woodwork
David Morris Cabinetmaker - furniture
Donna Selfridge Spangler Fraktur Art - artwork
Steinhagen Pottery - pottery
Fort Vause Outfitters - leatherwork
At the Sign of the Peacock - trunks & hat boxes
James Everett Gunmaker - gunmaking demonstration
Handcrafted Baskets - baskets
Stone House History - woven tapes & spoons
Warriors Path Knives - knives
K. Christie Clothier- At the Sign of the Griffin - clothing
K. Enders, Tanner - tanning demonstration
Hussar Saddlery - leatherwork
Love and Death Momentos - jewelry
J. Mitchell Yates Colonial American Artist - silverwork
Muggs & Juggs Jackware - leather containers & goods
P.C. Janusz - Blacksmith
Gaunt & Woods - glassware
Jimtown Forge - blacksmith
Tin Man Roy - tinware
Delisle Metalworker - tinware
Zimmerman Forge - blacksmith
Village Restorations - hewing demonstration
Food vendors with great eats like burgers, chicken, sausages, bbq, desserts, cold drinks and ice cream.
Artisan Vendor List so far:
Gossville Shoes - shoemaker, cordwainer
Craftsman to the Past - Gunmaker, silversmith
Early American Tin - Tinware
Scott Baylor Tinware
Arkwright of Catoctin Mtn - Boxes
Sign of the Pigeon - Stay maker
Sullivans Press - printer
White Historic Art - artwork
Blue Cat Buttonworks - buttons
Romantically Bent- clothing
Once upon a Loom - woven sashes
Horn & Fiber - woven straps & horns
Dan Hrinko Boxmaker - woodwork
David Morris Cabinetmaker - furniture
Donna Selfridge Spangler Fraktur Art - artwork
Steinhagen Pottery - pottery
Fort Vause Outfitters - leatherwork
At the Sign of the Peacock - trunks & hat boxes
James Everett Gunmaker - gunmaking demonstration
Handcrafted Baskets - baskets
Stone House History - woven tapes & spoons
Warriors Path Knives - knives
K. Christie Clothier- At the Sign of the Griffin - clothing
K. Enders, Tanner - tanning demonstration
Hussar Saddlery - leatherwork
Love and Death Momentos - jewelry
J. Mitchell Yates Colonial American Artist - silverwork
Muggs & Juggs Jackware - leather containers & goods
P.C. Janusz - Blacksmith
Gaunt & Woods - glassware
Jimtown Forge - blacksmith
Tin Man Roy - tinware
Delisle Metalworker - tinware
Zimmerman Forge - blacksmith
Village Restorations - hewing demonstration
Dear Past and Prospective Campers
The Fort Loudoun Market Fair will be held June 19-21, 2026 at Fort Loudoun Historic Site.
.
You MUST be a registered camper to participate in the Flintlock Competitions…YES, Flintlock matches will take place in 2026 (more below).
Saturday, June 20th is the Jim Everett pistol raffle at the end of the auction. Raffle tickets available up to time of auction. $10 each
Please mail in page 1 & 2 along with registration fee.
This event is our biggest fundraiser of the year and it is crucial to accomplishing our mission. See you soon and thank you for supporting Fort Loudoun!
*IMPORTANT NOTE*
Participation in shooting matches is for paid registrants (campers/artisans) of the market fair only. If you want to participate in a shooting match, but not camp, you must still register as a camper and shoot in 18th Century clothing/attire. Shooters must use only flintlock, horn and shot pouch…no shooting boxes.
.
You MUST be a registered camper to participate in the Flintlock Competitions…YES, Flintlock matches will take place in 2026 (more below).
Saturday, June 20th is the Jim Everett pistol raffle at the end of the auction. Raffle tickets available up to time of auction. $10 each
Please mail in page 1 & 2 along with registration fee.
This event is our biggest fundraiser of the year and it is crucial to accomplishing our mission. See you soon and thank you for supporting Fort Loudoun!
*IMPORTANT NOTE*
Participation in shooting matches is for paid registrants (campers/artisans) of the market fair only. If you want to participate in a shooting match, but not camp, you must still register as a camper and shoot in 18th Century clothing/attire. Shooters must use only flintlock, horn and shot pouch…no shooting boxes.
Registration Forms
| flmf_camper_registration_2026.pdf |
