The Waterford Fair is a great place to bring kids for a day of unplugged fun.
Children 12 and under are FREE with an adult ticket purchase!
Here are some of the Children’s Activities this year… a full day’s play and more!
- Take in a Magic Show
- Enjoy the Organ Grinder’s Music
- Dance to the Music at the Main Stage
- Play “King of the: Hay Bale Mountain”
- March with the Hessians
- Learn about Lace Making
- Meet a Working Team of Horses
- Hear Cool Stories at the Cemetery
- Play in a Jug Band
- Explore Arts & Crafts with Artisans
- Take in a Dance Demonstration
- Learn how to Carve a Decoy
- Talk to a Painter
- Learn about a Revolutionary War Camp
- Sing Silly Songs with the Trouboudours
- Learn How Honey is Made
- Visit a One Room Schoolhouse
Schedule
- Friday
- Slim Harrison, Children’s Jug Band
- Terry Bender, Organ Grinder
- Dominion Four, Barber Shop Quartet
- Meet a Working Team of Horses
- Saturday
- Liberty Rifles as the 45th Pennsylvania Camp
- Slim Harrison, Children’s Jug Band
- John McLaughlin, 18 c. Illusionist
- Terry Bender, Organ Grinder
- Chesapeake Region Lace Guild Demonstration
- Hessian Regiment Von Huyn
- Sunday
- Military Veterans Honor Ceremony
- John McLaughlin, 18 c. Illusionist
- Chesapeake Region Lace Guild Demonstration
- Hessian Regiment Von Huyn
- All Three Days
- Robert Mouland, Musick of Early America
- Rebecca Suerdick, Historian-Perfumer
- Donna Nomick, Hammered Dulcimer
- John DuRant & John DuRant Jr., Old World Troubadours
Living History and Exhibits
- Explore an 1880s Classroom
- Glenn McIntyre, Gunsmith Gun Shop, Village Center
- Fairs of the Past
- 250 Exhibit: Loudoun & the American Revolution
- African American Experience of Waterford
- Forging Demonstrations
- Jeff Ball, Earthly Host Cemetery, Behind Old School
- Waterford Then and Now Photographs
- Eugene Scheel, Mapmaker Map Shop, Village Center
- WCS Instructor Demonstrations Waterford Craft School Tent
