The venue was an estate that is now a non-profit center- They treated us so well with food and refreshments. Our task was to display camp life and preform musket and cannon drills, which was followed by live fire. The public were fascinated! They also had face painting and feather-quill calligraphy, games and music for the kids as well as some Native American programs. The Carriage House was ours to use (with complimentary food and beverages, and Air Conditioning!).
This was possibly the nicest venue for a living history event I have ever attended!