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Alabama Frontier Days
Wetumpka, AL · Arts & Culture
- When
- November 4–7, 2026
- Where
- Fort Toulouse - Fort Jackson Park · Wetumpka · AL
- Cost
- Not confirmed
- Status
- Confirmed from the organizer's published schedule
A four day living history festival at Fort Toulouse - Fort Jackson Park, where reenactors bring the 18th and early 19th century frontier to life with cannon fire, colonial trades, and encampments. The event has run each November for decades at the reconstructed forts on the Coosa River. Saturday is Family Day, the largest crowd day of the event.
The history within reach
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A four day living history festival at Fort Toulouse - Fort Jackson Park, where reenactors bring the 18th and early 19th century frontier to life with cannon fire, colonial trades, and encampments.
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