Taylor Retreats Up the Red - Northwest Louisiana - A campaign event replicating the advance of General Nathaniel P. Banks’ Federal Army during the spring of 1864. Participants will portray members of General Richard Taylor’s embattled Confederate Army hastily retreating in the face of the Union onslaught.

This is a tactical event designed to mimic and bring to light "The Race to Knoxville" by Generals Burnside and Longstreet following the Chattanooga Campaign. The event will include activity related to the Battle at Campbell’s Station and actions of the lesser known battle at Armstrong Hill on the south side of the Holston River (now Tennessee River).

Late 1861 - The Staunton-Parkersburg Pike connects the Federal-leaning areas of western Virginia with the strategic Shenandoah Valley. One of the bastions created to prevent a full-scale Federal incursion into the valley is Camp Allegheny at the crest of Allegheny Mountain. We will recreate a portion of General R. H. Milroy’s attempt to take the fort.

Chasing Price through Missouri - Defiance, Missouri - We will recreate the three day stay of the 21st Missouri at the town of Gray Summit - at the beginning of the campaign chasing Price. We will interact with the citizens of the town (Pro-Union or Pro-Confederate), search for Confederate deserters, confront guerillas and run a military occupation.

All Hell Has Broken Loose in Georgia - Molena, Georgia - This will be a scripted scenario which will recreate actual historic encounters between Sherman's "Bummers" and Georgia Militia/Wheeler's Cavalry. "Bummers" will be held 145 years from the day that Sherman's Army set out on the March to the Sea from Atlanta November 15, 1864.