For any re-enactors wishing to participate in the last leg of this march please contact David Smith: canadianfencible@hotmail.comThe winter of 1813 was one of extreme cold and heavy snows. Between February and April, New Brunswick’s 104th Regiment of Foot …See More

For any re-enactors wishing to participate in the last leg of this march please contact David Smith: canadianfencible@hotmail.comThe winter of 1813 was one of extreme cold and heavy snows. Between February and April, New Brunswick’s 104th Regiment of Foot …See More

For any re-enactors wishing to participate in the last leg of this march please contact David Smith: canadianfencible@hotmail.comThe winter of 1813 was one of extreme cold and heavy snows. Between February and April, New Brunswick’s 104th Regiment of Foot …See More

For any re-enactors wishing to participate in the last leg of this march please contact David Smith: canadianfencible@hotmail.comThe winter of 1813 was one of extreme cold and heavy snows. Between February and April, New Brunswick’s 104th Regiment of Foot …See More

For any re-enactors wishing to participate in the last leg of this march please contact David Smith: canadianfencible@hotmail.comThe winter of 1813 was one of extreme cold and heavy snows. Between February and April, New Brunswick’s 104th Regiment of Foot …See More

For any re-enactors wishing to participate in the last leg of this march please contact David Smith: canadianfencible@hotmail.comThe winter of 1813 was one of extreme cold and heavy snows. Between February and April, New Brunswick’s 104th Regiment of Foot …See More

Brockville citizens will commemorate and celebrate our city’s namesake, Sir Isaac Brock, the Canadian hero of the War of 1812.  Join us June 23 on Courthouse Green for a remembrance service honouring Sir Isaac Brock with Brock family members, Canadian & American re-enactors, the Brockville Rifles and the community in remembering our past and celebrating the friendship and freedom we enjoy as neighboring nations with the United States and as a member of the British Commonwealth.See More

Bicentennial Heritage Fair celebrating all aspects of life in 1812. The first sawmill, in what is now Spencerville, was built in 1812 by Peleg Spencer. To commemorate its construction and the Bicentennial of the War of 1812, the Heritage Fair will focus on encouraging new audiences to engage in reenacting for subsequent celebrations Highlights include: 1812 Period Encampments by militia and civilian groups at the Spencerville Mill (c. 1864), Town Hall (c. 1855) and picturesque fair grounds Free…See More

In November 1812, an American naval squadron set sail on Lake Ontario from Sackett's Harbor, New York, determined to intercept the Royal Navy corvette Royal George off the coast of Prince Edward County. During the ensuing chase, the Americans landed a vessel at Ernesttown (modern day Bath), and burned a merchant vessel there to the waterline. Royal George eventually escaped to Kingston with the Americans in hot pursuit. In this fictional account, a young American sailor is knocked overboard at…See More

Celebrate  the War of 1812 bicentennial with the grand opening of a new Visitor’s Centre.Visit  the wreck of an 1812 gunboat.Explore  the historic fort garrisoned with authentic 1812 re-enactment units including the Canadian Regiment of Fencible Infantry.Experience  one of Upper Canada’s best preserved British forts.…See More

Bicentennial Military Re-enactment Weekend July 13-14, 2013To commemorate the Bicentennial of the historic "Battle that Saved Canada" -- when Lt.Col Joseph W. Morrison's 1200-man "Corps of Observation" defeated an American army three times its size -- we invite you to take part in a spectacular weekend reliving these momentous times near Upper Canada Village on 13-14 July 2013.Over 500 living history reenactors representing naval, artillery, band and infantry units from across Canada and the US…See More

Friday13:00 • Playhouse Young Company presents “1812 & All That” in Town Park19:00 • English Country Dancing at Legion20:00 • Skirmish at Confederation ParkSaturday10:00 • Volley opens camp10:00 • Official Opening of “Remember the Raid”10:00 • First Nations taste of powwow, artisans, colourful heritage & music at King & Main St.10:00 • Free shuttle bus runs 'til 17:30 from Ramada Inn & Rec Centre to Town Park & Waterfront.  Free visitor parking at Rec Centre, 600 King St.…See More

Click here for a printable trifold flyer for the Flight of the Royal George.…See More