Festival-goers celebrating at the Fort Fremont Harvest Festival, experiencing games and local cuisine.
The 2nd Annual Fort Fremont Harvest Festival on November 3rd at St. Helena Island offers a nostalgic journey into the Edwardian era. This family-friendly event features period games, live music, local food vendors, historical displays, and hands-on activities for all ages. Experience the charm and history of Fort Fremont while enjoying delicious food and engaging activities. Free shuttle service is available, making it easy to join the festivities. Don’t miss this incredible opportunity to celebrate the community’s vibrant culture!
The charming community of St. Helena Island is gearing up for a delightful event that promises to take visitors on a nostalgic journey back in time. The 2nd Annual Fort Fremont Harvest Festival is set to unfold on Sunday, November 3rd, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the historic site of Fort Fremont Preserve, located at 1124 Land’s End Road. This family-friendly festival is a fantastic way to celebrate the vibrant culture of the Edwardian era in a fun and engaging atmosphere.
Mark your calendars and round up your family, as this event invites everyone to immerse themselves in the year **1910**. There will be a plethora of period games for both children and adults, offering a unique chance to experience how people had fun over a century ago. Picture your kids playing games that your grandparents might have enjoyed, while adults can relive those memories too. It’s the perfect way to enjoy some light-hearted competition and friendly camaraderie.
An exciting roster of entertainment awaits festival-goers. Enjoy live music that echoes the sounds of the past and tempt your taste buds with delicious food from a variety of local vendors. This year, there are even more local food vendors than last year, making it an adventure for your palate. While you savor your treats, don’t forget to check out artisan crafts available for purchase—a perfect opportunity to find a special keepsake from the day.
If you’re worried about parking, fear not! Free shuttle service will be provided from Land’s End Woodlands Road, just a mile away from the Preserve, ensuring your journey to the festival is as smooth as possible.
For those who love to get their hands dirty, there will be plenty of hands-on activities to participate in. Kids and adults alike can try their hand at decorating their very own hats or crafting corn husk dolls. These interactive activities are a wonderful way to create lasting memories while exploring your creative side.
And if that’s not enough excitement, there’s a chance the Fort Fremont baseball team will make an appearance! This adds a touch of local sports history to the mix, making the festival even more of a can’t-miss event.
Constructed in **1898** during the Spanish-American War, Fort Fremont was originally built for the coastal defense of Port Royal Sound and the Naval Station at Parris Island. The fort has a rich history, and now part of it has been transformed into a lovely park. With 18 acres dedicated to passive recreation, the Preserve also offers a stunning mixed hardwood forest, scenic walking trails, a picnic pavilion, and the remains of historic batteries. Additionally, don’t miss the History Center, which features a diorama and period artifacts to further enhance your understanding of this historic site.
The best part? There is no admission fee for the festival! Enjoy this remarkable day without worrying about ticket prices. The Fort Fremont Preserve is also open to the public free of charge every day, from dawn until dusk. For those eager to delve deeper into its history, the History Center is open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays with knowledgeable volunteers ready to assist.
For more information on the 2nd Annual Fort Fremont Harvest Festival, you’re invited to explore their website at www.fortfremont.org. Come celebrate, learn, and enjoy a fantastic day out in St. Helena Island where history comes alive, memories are made, and smiles abound!
Exciting Times Await at the Fort Fremont Harvest Festival on November 3rd!
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