Presented by the Maryland Arms Collectors Association, this event is the crown jewel of collectors' shows with 950 tables and exihibit area of Civil War artillery and historic arms. For more information visit www.baltimoreshow,com.

Historic Soldiers Weekend is a historical encampment, featuring re-enactors, and their equipment, from every American conflict, spanning from the French and Indian War to the Vietnam War. In some instances, both sides of the conflicts will be present, such as the revolutionary war loyalists and "redcoats", civil war confederate units, and WWII German infantry units. The re-enactment units will be marching and camping out for the weekend in and around HISTORIC Fort Mifflin, living, for the weekend, as their ancestors did. This extensive display will feature a range of authentic historical items from Revolutionary War muskets to the War of 1812 cook wear, from Civil War troop tents to WWII vehicles. There will be presentations from famous 1st person historical figures, who will tell their story, plenty of various weapons demonstrations and numerous examples of military drill and marching styles. Want to actually see what the life of a typical soldier was like, from the French and Indian War through the Vietnam War? Educators and parents, do you want to give your children a chance to witness some of the things they are reading about in school? Then please come to HISTORIC Fort Mifflin, and take a walk through history. For registration or more information visit www.historicsoldiersweekend.com.

The re-enactment will take place on the ground where, May 9, 1862, the Battle of Farmington took place. The battle was between Union General Paine and Confederate General Price. The ground is 158 acre plot still much the same as 1862. Fence enclosed. We will furnish wood, water, straw and will feed all re-enactors Saturday evening September 19 as well as a military ball. There will be no re-enactment fees charged. Come be our guest and help the Town of Farmington and it community celebrate its rich heritage. After the 2009 festival, the committee will make a donation to Beauvoir, The Jefferson David Home and Presidential Library. Please register by 1 August, 2009. For more information email danholder@bellsouth.net, farmingtonms@comcast.net, fhardybr549@yahoo.com, or bully118@yahoo.com.

Reenactments will include the Battle of Atlanta, Cheathams Hill, 2nd day of Jonesboro, Kilpatrick's Raid along with other living history demonstrations. For more information call 1-877-206-4044 or visit www.atlantacampaign.com.

Event includes battle reenactments, sutlers, a Saturday evening dance, pie contest and muzzleloader contest, For  more information call 330-877-1492 or email axeman1863@yahoo.com. Also visit www.maizevalley.com.

World War II reenactment battle recreating the Italian front. There will be a military flea market and battle reeenactments. Camping sites, water, and bathrooms will be available for reenactors. For more information email John at jkeaton@peoplepc.com. 

Downtown Main St. battles on Friday and Saturday. Historical figures will make their presentations, night street skirmishes, sutlers, period displays and working demonstrations throughout the downtown area. Main encampment along grassy banks of the James River. The Battle of Buchanan will be held Sunday afternoon after period church services for the entire town. For more information call 540-254-3304 or email hufrap@rbnet.com.

Showcasing three reenactments of Civil War battles on the grounds of the picturesque Picacho Peak State Park. Originally fought in New Mexico and Arizona, the reenactments will feature the battles of Val Verde, La Glorietta Pass, and Picacho Pass during the second weekend in March. These lessor known engagements provide the public another exciting look at the War Between the States. For more information visit our website or call 520-466-3183 or visit www.azstateparks.com.

This is a maximum effort Hardy's Brigade event and sponsored by the Nature Coast Civil War Reenactment Committe, Inc.. The reenactment will be held once again at the Holcim, Inc property site. For more information email pvt-hoffman@earthlink.net or visit www.crystalriverreenactment.org to find directions to the site.

This event is a dramatization of the events conening the final two days of the 13 day Alamo siege by General Santa Anna's Army of Operations, played out in Alamo Plaza. For more information call 210-273-1730 or email salha8@yahoo.com. Visit our website www.sanantoniolivinghistory.org.