DAYTON, Ohio—Heritage Day with The Dayton Philharmonic returns to Carillon Historical Park on Sunday, May 26, signaling the onset of summer in the Miami Valley.
The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra closes out Heritage Day at 7:00 p.m. by playing patriotic favorites as the sun sets over Carillon Historical Park. But there is much more than music at this family fun event.
In addition to Carillon Historical Park’s collection of permanent exhibits and buildings, the event features a full schedule of entertainment. Highlights include a Civil War encampment, one-room schoolhouse lessons, Gem City Swing dancers, rug-hooking, letterpress printing, heirloom gardening, woodworking, hearth cooking, high-wheel bicycle riding, Carillon Park Rail & Steam Society miniature train rides, 19th century baseball featuring the Clodbusters and Champion City Reapers, the Carillon Park Concert Band, and more.
Amongst the chirp of crickets and glow of fireflies, Heritage Day with the Dayton Philharmonic helps ring in summer, creating a Memorial Day weekend to remember!
Regular Admission Fees Apply • Military Admission: $7 (Active, Retirees, Veterans, & Reservists with ID) • Free Parking • Carillon Brewing Co. Available All Day • More Info: (937) 293-2841
