This is a gathering of the finest fiberglass and wooden custom boatbuilders on the East Coast, as well as numerous manufacturers of boating equipment, sailboats, powerboats, canoes, kayaks, and rowboats

This two-day program for participants ages six to eight will make participants “Winter Wanderers” as they gallop, waddle, and bound over the snowy trails, making their way to the cozy Big Pine Lodge where they will hear wintry tales from the famous Tanglewood puppets.

This two-day program for participants ages nine to thirteen will make participants “Snow Sleuths” as they hunt for clues about what happens to animals and plants when snow blankets the forest.

This one-day program for participants ages fourteen to seventeen will make participants “Winter Survivors” as they snowshoe into the forest and along the Ducktrap River, learning the tricks of experienced animal trackers and discovering cold weather survival skills.

Join the militia garrison of eighteenth-century Fort Frederick, learn to march and drill, defend the fort, and earn a day's pay.

Experience the history of trade and conflict in seventeenth-century coastal Maine between Europeans and Native Americans with living history interpreter Ken Hamilton.

Step into the past as you tour a seventeenth-century village and meet an eighteenth-century soldier on duty at Fort William Henry.

Participate in an archaeology discovery workshop with activities for youths and adults under the direction of historical archaeologist Dr. Neill DePaoli. Rain date is July 11.

Experience a re-creation of the infamous Dixie Bull by living history presenter and local author James Nelson at 1 and 3 p.m. on the parade grounds of Fort William Henry.Rain date is June 20.

Enjoy an outdoor concert of traditional tunes of the British Isles by the St. Andrew's Pipes and Drums from Corinth, Maine, on the parade grounds of Fort William Henry at the Colonial Pemaquid Historic State Site.