Event Description
The Commemoration of the Battle of Plattsburgh is a multi-day, family-friendly festival held in Plattsburgh, NY, that brings history to life through reenactments, parades, live music, and interactive demonstrations. Attendees can experience everything from musket and cannon reenactments to historical exhibits, food vendors, and a vibrant community parade celebrating the pivotal 1814 battle.
Intended Impact
The event is designed to educate the community about an important moment in American history while creating an engaging and memorable experience for all ages. It also fosters community pride and tourism by blending historical remembrance with fun, accessible activities and entertainment.
Why AmeriCU is Supporting
AmeriCU’s support of this event aligns with its Educational Literacy pillar by helping promote learning through engaging, hands-on historical experiences. It also connects to Active Duty & Veterans by honoring the service and sacrifices of those who defended the nation, both past and present.
How AmeriCU is Supporting
AmeriCU is supporting the event through sponsorship that helps sustain this large-scale, educational community festival.
Event: Battle of Plattsburgh Commemoration
Date: Sept. 9 2026 – Sept. 13 2026
Sep 13, 2026
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