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Ecole du Soldat (School of the Soldier) in Ste. Genevieve

Ecole du Soldat (School of the Soldier) in Ste. Genevieve

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9am - 5pm, Saturday and 9am - 12pm, Sunday
573-883-7097
Admission to the Ecole du Soldat (School of the Soldier) in Ste. Genevieve is free
Dogs must be leashed.
lat: 37.9786618 long: -90.0475582

This weekend event features artisans and craftspeople of the era as well as lectures on the history and life activities of the French Colonial period in the Mississippi Valley and Illinois country.  Re-enactors will be present to demonstrate and talk about French Colonial and militia life.  On the last weekend in April, residents and visitors alike will have the change to attend a public heritage auction of discovered ‘desirables’ – memorabilia, collectibles, ‘accoutrements’, utensils, and ‘watch’a-may-call-its’. This will be a fully packed weekend of lectures, children’s activities, and camaraderie with plenty of places to stay and things to see.

Ecole du Soldat is held annually the 4th weekend in April.

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