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SUNBURY SEMIQUINCENTENNIAL
Heart and Heritage Festival
Music, arts, crafts and more -- fun for the whole family!
July 5, 4 pm to 10 pm
July 6, 10 am to 10 pm
July 7, 10 am to 2 pm
Multiple festival locations and stages provide a huge variety of music, entertainment, living history, arts, crafts, food, wine, beer, and activities.
Something for everyone!
Ride the 60-ft. Ferris Wheel!
At Cameron Park, Third & Market St
Birdseye View of Sunbury!
Monday, July 4th - 4pm to 10pm
Tuesday, July 5th - 4pm to 10pm
Wednesday, July 6th - 10am to 10pm
Thursday, July 7th - 10am to 2pm
Festival Schedule
FREE LIVE MUSIC!
In the Riverfront Park
Living History Artisans
In Merle Phillips Park
Woodring Amphitheater Edutainment Series
Tuesday,
July 5, 3pm
Van Wagner presents
Hard Coal Navy
followed by music!
Festival Schedule
Check back frequently for updates!
Tuesday, July 5th
Festival & Ferris Wheel open 4pm to 10pm; vendors may close at 8pm
Cameron Park Gazebo
Music and Entertainment from 4pm to 10pm
6:00 pm
AMK Dance Company
Dancers perform a variety of dance styles!
7:00 pm
Trainwreck Survivors
Classic rock music
Woodring Amphitheater
Edutainment from 3pm to 6pm
3:00 pm
Hard Coal Navy
Local musician and historian, Van Wagner, tells the story of dredging for coal in the Susquehanna River in the early 1900s.
4:00 pm
Music - Van Wagner
Award-winning songwriter and educator, Van Wagner performs his original music.
Main Stage
Presented by
7 Mountains Media
Bigfoot Country
6:00 pm
Fully Loaded
8:00 pm
Ultimate Garth & Simply Shania
The ultimate redneck party band. A rotating lineup of 10 local musicians makes every show unique!
Tribute artists Kip Sweeney and Valerie Nasko deliver exciting tributes to Garth Brooks and Shania Twain!
Wednesday, July 6th
Festival & Ferris Wheel open 10am to 10pm; vendors may close at 8pm
Living History open 10am to 6pm
Cameron Park Gazebo
Music and Entertainment from 10am to 10pm
6:00 pm
Heath's Gym Dance Crew
Dancers perform epic pop/hip hop routines
7:00 pm
The Sunbury City Band
Enjoy a variety of music including patriotic, Broadway, and popular!
Woodring Amphitheater
Edutainment from 10am to 2pm
10:00 am
Reptiles: the Beautiful and the Deadly
Presented by Clyde Peeling's Reptiland with live appearances by tortoise, alligator, iguana, and snakes!
11:00 am
It's Wash Day!
Bob Lee shares antique wash day collection and knowledge of laundry 1700s to 1940s.
12:00 pm
Homefront for Victory
Learn about life on the homefront and Civilian Defense during World War II
1:00 pm
Nasty Ned the Frontiersman
An 18th century teller of tall tales & historical fact. He blends Folk Tales & History into an entertaining & lively performance. Featuring the famous story of the "Bear's Nose."
Main Stage
Presented by
SBC Media
94KX
6:00 pm
Kinsey
Popular local favorite band plays rock, pop rock, alternative rock!
8:00 pm
TUSK
The number one tribute to Fleetwood Mac in the world, bar none!
Thursday, July 7th
Festival & Ferris Wheel open 10am to 2pm
Cameron Park Gazebo
Music and Entertainment from 10am to 2pm
Woodring Amphitheater
Edutainment from 10am to 2pm
10:00 am
Birds of Prey
Presented by Hawk Mountain Sanctuary with live bird!
11:00 am
Healing Waters that Heal Others
Presented by the Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper, John Zaktansky. Learn about the river and its ecosystem over the years.
12:00 pm
Fur-bearing Animals of the Susquehanna
Presented by the PA Game Commission. Learn about the Susquehanna Rivers furry creatures.
12:30 pm
PA Fish and Waterways
Presented by the PA Fish and Boat Commission. Learn about the waterways of PA and the fish that inhabit them.
1:00 pm
Lifeways of the Conoy
Presented by Dana and Tina Mark. Learn about the indigenous people who lived in the Susquehanna River Valley.