Thank you for all of your support this year
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Watch this site for exciting schedule for next year
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Spooky Walk Has Been Canceled for 2026, Watch for it in 2027
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Thank you for all of your support this year 🪖 Watch this site for exciting schedule for next year 🪖 Spooky Walk Has Been Canceled for 2026, Watch for it in 2027 🪖
Where History Comes Alive in Menomonee Falls
Old Falls Village Park is a nonprofit historic village offering reenactments, educational programs, gardens, and community events throughout the year.
A New Chapter in Our Mission
Friends of Old Falls Village is entering an important new chapter. Read our latest update about the future of our organization, our remaining 2026 events, and what comes next.
Our 2027 Event Schedule
Events Subject to Change.
Easter Egg Hunt
March 21, 2027
Opens at noon; the Easter Egg Hunt begins at 2 p.m. and is held one week before Easter. Family-friendly event featuring an Easter egg hunt for local children — approximately 5,000 eggs hidden. Enjoy games and music leading up to the hunt. Photos with the Easter Bunny.
Titanic 1st Class Dinner
April 17, 2027
Location: North Hills Country Club, Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
Time: Evening event; schedule to be confirmed
Attendance: Limited seating; advance reservations required
Experience the elegance and luxury of dining aboard the RMS Titanic.
Step back to April 1912 and enjoy an unforgettable evening inspired by the magnificent first-class dining rooms of the RMS Titanic. The Heritage & History Guild will present an elegant Titanic-themed dinner at North Hills Country Club, recreating the atmosphere, fine dining, and traditions of one of history's most famous ocean liners.
Revolutionary War Weekend
April 30 – May 2, 2027
Time: School Day April 30; public event May 1–2, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. each day.
Location: TBD
American and British encampments demonstrate military routines and daily life during the Revolutionary War. The proposed program includes two battles each public event day, living-history demonstrations, and opportunities to speak with reenactors about clothing, equipment, and the people of the period. School Day provides a dedicated educational experience for students.
World War II Weekend
June 18 - 20, 2027
Time: School Day June 18; public event June 19–20, 10 a.m.–6 p.m. each day, over Father’s Day weekend.
Location: TBD
The weekend features military encampments, equipment displays, historical presentations, and two battle reenactments each public event day. Speakers and reenactors explain wartime experiences and the equipment used during World War II. School Day introduces students to the period through direct interaction with living-history participants.
Vietnam and the 60s Weekend
August 7 - 8, 2027
Time: 10 a.m.–6 p.m. each day.
Location: TBD
This event explores the Vietnam War and the broader 1960s era through encampments, equipment displays, and speakers sharing experiences and historical perspectives. We propose one skirmish and one battle reenactment each day.
Renaissance Faire
September 11 - 12, 2027
Time: 10 a.m.–7 p.m. each day, the weekend following Labor Day.
Location TBD
A historically focused celebration of Renaissance life featuring jousting, sword fighting, period demonstrations, and a vendor marketplace. Royal court portrayals, including a king and queen where appropriate to the selected period, introduce visitors to the era's customs and social life.
Renaissance Faire/Pirate Fest
September 18 - 19, 2027
Time: 10 a.m.–7 p.m. each day.
Location: TBD
A second themed weekend emphasizing maritime and pirate history, with a pirate ship display, historical presenters, sword fights, demonstrations, and a marketplace. This is proposed as a separate weekend in 2027; the pirate programming was combined with the Renaissance Faire in 2026.
World War 1/Oktoberfest
October 1 - 3, 2027
Time: School Day October 1; public event October 2–3, 2027
10 a.m.–6 p.m. each day.
Location: TBD
Separate Allied and German encampments demonstrate daily life during World War I. Each public event day includes a proposed skirmish or equipment demonstration and one battle reenactment. The event combines historical education with an Oktoberfest theme. School Day offers students an opportunity to learn directly from reenactors.
Spooky Walk
October 22 - 24 & 29 - 31, 2027
Time: 6–9 p.m. each evening.
Location: TBD
A seasonal evening attraction featuring a roughly one-half- to three-quarter-mile walking route with jump scares, animatronic figures, and other spooky displays. Intended for ages 10 and older. Operation depends on weather because of outdoor walking conditions and the use of electrical and animated equipment.
Events Subject to Change.
Preserving Yesterday.
Inspiring Tomorrow.
Support Friends of Old Falls Village Park, Now Heritage and History Guild
Heritage and History Guild is dedicated to preserving, sharing, and celebrating the stories, traditions, arts, and experiences that have shaped our communities. Through living-history programs, historical reenactments, educational presentations, museums, exhibits, music, art, photography, traditional crafts, and cultural events, we inspire people of all ages to connect with the past, engage with the present, and preserve our shared heritage for future generations.
Your support helps ensure that these educational and cultural experiences remain available for future generations.
Make a Lasting Impact
Your contribution helps us continue offering meaningful educational experiences that inspire curiosity, learning, and appreciation for our shared heritage. Every gift, regardless of size, directly supports our mission of connecting people with history through engaging and interactive programs.
Ways to Give
One-Time Donation
Make a tax-deductible contribution to support educational programs, events, and community outreach.
Monthly Giving
Provide reliable, ongoing support that helps sustain our programs throughout the year.
Program Sponsorship
Help underwrite educational initiatives, school-day programs, living-history events, exhibits, and special community activities.
Featured Project: ADA Accessibility Path
Thanks to the generosity of our donors and supporters, the new ADA-compliant pathway connecting the parking lot and pavilion has now been completed and installed. This important improvement helps ensure that visitors of all ages and abilities can comfortably access and enjoy our educational programs, events, and community activities.
Future contributions will help support additional educational programming, exhibits, accessibility initiatives, and community engagement opportunities that further our mission.
Thank You
Thank you for investing in history, education, and community. Your generosity helps us preserve, share, and bring history to life through programs and experiences that educate, inspire, and connect generations.
Tax-Deductible Donation Notice
Friends of Old Falls Village Park is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. No goods or services were provided in exchange for your donation.
Discover Old Falls Village Park
Dive into History and Nature's Beauty
Uncover the charm of Old Falls Village Park, situated on an expansive 18.8-acre canvas, set amidst a tranquil forested backdrop and adorned with a melodious babbling brook. Embark on a journey through time as you explore the historic buildings that stand testament to the park's rich past - from the rustic barn to the welcoming caretaker's residence. Marvel at the architectural gem that is the former summer abode of Emma Davison, a place that once was graced by the presence of Harley-Davidson co-founder Walter Davidson and his beloved wife.
Why These Events Matter
At Old Falls Village Park, history isn’t something you read about—it’s something you experience.
Each year, thousands of visitors step into the past through living-history events that bring real stories, real people, and real learning to life. From Revolutionary War encampments to World War II battle reenactments, from Renaissance Faire jousting to immersive seasonal experiences like Spooky Walk, our events offer something rare: connection.
Guests consistently tell us that these events:
Make history understandable and engaging for children
Create meaningful moments for families and veterans
Inspire curiosity, learning, and return visits
Strengthen community pride and shared heritage
Our park attracts first-time visitors from across Wisconsin and beyond, introducing new audiences to Menomonee Falls while supporting local tourism and small businesses. Just as important, many guests return year after year—bringing friends, volunteering, and becoming part of our growing community.
These events succeed because of dedicated volunteers, passionate reenactors, and strong community partnerships. Together, they transform Old Falls Village Park into more than a venue—a living classroom, a gathering place, and a bridge between generations.
When guests say “We’ll be back” or “My child finally understands history,” that’s why these events matter.
Get in Touch
Feel free to contact us to learn more about our mission. Discover how you can play a vital role in preserving your community's rich history. Remember, your support makes all the difference to us, whether big or small.