Duvall Heritage Festival - Saturday, September 29th 2012 from 10am-4pm

Learn About Early 1900’s Snoqualmie Valley Life at the Duvall Heritage Festival!

Celebrate the “good old days” at a day of hands-on fun, learning, and reminiscing at the Duvall Heritage Festival - a FREE family festival for everyone! 

     

        Activities include:

• Butter churning, clothes scrubbing, crafts, and more.
• Traditional Native American drumming.
• A scarecrow contest!
• Folk music by the Novelty Hill Ramblers, local folk songs and story telling by Bob Antone, and fiddling music by Tinker’s Dram. 
• Wool spinning demonstrations.
• Tours of the National Landmark Dougherty Farmhouse, bunk house, tool shed and milk house.
• A Model A car and antique tractors and quilts.
• A guided birding walk on the Snoqualmie Valley trail (http://eastsideaudubon.org/calendar/family-birding-walk-duvall-1)
• Information from local organizations such as Mountains to Sound Greenway, Sno-Valley Tilth, Eastside Audubon Society, and Tualco Grange.

This free celebration of our history is co-sponsored by the Duvall Historical Society, and the city of Duvall Cultural Commission. Parking is available at Holy Innocents Catholic Church next door.  Handicapped parking available on site.  A free shuttle will transport visitors from the Quilt Festival on Duvall’s Main Street to the Dougherty Farmstead.


For more information go to here or here.