"One of the finest talents to have emerged through the Scottish folk scene in years,” Scottish folksinger Jim Malcolm returns to Dillsburg for a night of music with performer Douglas Claytor.
Celebrate Pennsylvania's rich tradition of quilting at Maple Shade Barn during weekly open quilting sessions for beginners and experienced quilters alike.
Celebrate Pennsylvania tradition at Historic Monaghan Church during an afternoon Hymn Sing led by Clair Zeiders and Herb Bomberger, accompanied by pianists Doug Riley and Mark Hagenbuch.
Local historian Steve Runkle will give an overview of Native American life in the Susquehanna River Basin Region during the 17th and 18th centuries, including dress, hunting techniques, religion & medicine.
Spend a candle-lit evening at Dill’s Tavern enjoying our historical ambiance and spacious grounds with live music in the ballroom by Charlie Fry on Friday, April 5th, 2019, from 7 to 10pm.
Celebrate the Celtic history and heritage of Central Pennsylvania at the second annual Dill’s Celtic Festival, a family-friendly event featuring live music, foods and beverages, and dancing.
Last year, Give Local York made history by raising nearly $1.5 million in just 24 hours for nonprofits in our community. This year's Give Day is May 3rd, 2019. Join us in Dillsburg at our free celebratory events!
Travel from colonial times all the way up through World War II at Publick Tyme, an annual fair where history comes alive with reenactors, demonstrators, and exhibits including an antique automobile show.
Join us for a proper high tea in the era of the Jazz Age — the 1920s! Enjoy a three course menu of historically accurate made-from-scratch foods circa the early 20th century that flappers and jazz stars enjoyed.
Members only! Join us at Dill’s Tavern for the annual Members and Friends Picnic. Members are welcome to bring family to enjoy a potluck in our beautiful courtyard. Become a member for as little as $20.
An event every day that begins at 9:00am, repeating until July 19, 2019
Introduce your kids to a love of American history at Dill’s Tavern History Camp, a one-week camp for 3rd - 6th grade children. Live and play like kids in the late 18th century!
Gettysburg historian James Rada Jr. will discuss the Daughters of Charity, Civil War nurses who provided care in battlefield hospitals and ambulances for both the Union and Confederacy.
Recognize America's heroes of yesteryear at the Dill's Tavern WWII Tribute Day, featuring WWII living historians, 1930s & '40s-era vehicles, encampments, speakers, and tactical demonstrations.
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Jim Malcolm: Live at MSB
"One of the finest talents to have emerged through the Scottish folk scene in years,” Scottish folksinger Jim Malcolm returns to Dillsburg for a night of music with performer Douglas Claytor.
Quilting at Maple Shade
Celebrate Pennsylvania's rich tradition of quilting at Maple Shade Barn during weekly open quilting sessions for beginners and experienced quilters alike.
Old-Fashioned Hymn Sing
Celebrate Pennsylvania tradition at Historic Monaghan Church during an afternoon Hymn Sing led by Clair Zeiders and Herb Bomberger, accompanied by pianists Doug Riley and Mark Hagenbuch.
NYCHAPS Speaker Series
Local historian Steve Runkle will give an overview of Native American life in the Susquehanna River Basin Region during the 17th and 18th centuries, including dress, hunting techniques, religion & medicine.
First Friday at Dill’s Tavern
Spend a candle-lit evening at Dill’s Tavern enjoying our historical ambiance and spacious grounds with live music in the ballroom by Charlie Fry on Friday, April 5th, 2019, from 7 to 10pm.
Dill’s Celtic Festival
Celebrate the Celtic history and heritage of Central Pennsylvania at the second annual Dill’s Celtic Festival, a family-friendly event featuring live music, foods and beverages, and dancing.
Give Local York — Dillsburg
Last year, Give Local York made history by raising nearly $1.5 million in just 24 hours for nonprofits in our community. This year's Give Day is May 3rd, 2019. Join us in Dillsburg at our free celebratory events!
Publick Tyme
Travel from colonial times all the way up through World War II at Publick Tyme, an annual fair where history comes alive with reenactors, demonstrators, and exhibits including an antique automobile show.
Roaring ’20s High Tea
Join us for a proper high tea in the era of the Jazz Age — the 1920s! Enjoy a three course menu of historically accurate made-from-scratch foods circa the early 20th century that flappers and jazz stars enjoyed.
Members and Friends Picnic
Members only! Join us at Dill’s Tavern for the annual Members and Friends Picnic. Members are welcome to bring family to enjoy a potluck in our beautiful courtyard. Become a member for as little as $20.
Dill’s Tavern History Camp
An event every day that begins at 9:00am, repeating until July 19, 2019
Introduce your kids to a love of American history at Dill’s Tavern History Camp, a one-week camp for 3rd - 6th grade children. Live and play like kids in the late 18th century!
NYCHAPS Speaker Series
Gettysburg historian James Rada Jr. will discuss the Daughters of Charity, Civil War nurses who provided care in battlefield hospitals and ambulances for both the Union and Confederacy.
WWII Tribute Day
Recognize America's heroes of yesteryear at the Dill's Tavern WWII Tribute Day, featuring WWII living historians, 1930s & '40s-era vehicles, encampments, speakers, and tactical demonstrations.