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Pioneer Days 2026

Weaver at Pioneer Days 2025

Pioneer Days have been rescheduled to Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October 31 from 10:00am until 4:00pm due to inclement weather on its original dates in early October.   Artists and craftsmen in period clothing demonstrate traditional folk arts and crafts in and around the historic structures of the Pioneer Museum of Alabama.  Demonstrations include Dutch oven cooking on a woodburning stove in a cabin and at the chuckwagon, blacksmithing, spinning, weaving, woodworking, rope making, candle dipping, quill making, and more.  The storekeeper, school Marm, and circuit riding preacher will be in the Adams' General Store, the McNear one-room schoolhouse, and the log church respectively.  Live mountain dulcimer and traditional music, Native Americans, militia, Union soldiers, and more.  Admission is $12.00, children five and under and museum members are Free.  Happy Shack food truck will be on site providing lunch and treats that can be eaten in the museum's shaded picnic area.   For more information call 334-566-3597 or check  www.facebook.com/PioneerMuseumTroy; www.pioneer-museum.org

Event Details

October 30-31, 2026
10:00am-4:00pm
Pioneer Museum of Alabama
248 U.S. 231
Troy, AL 36081
Admission Charged

Images

Mountain Dulcimer Player gives lesson at Pioneer Days 2025
Dutch oven cooking at the chuck wagon at Pioneer Days 2025
Native American cooking fry bread at Pioneer Days 2025
Confederate Sailor at Pioneer Days 2025
Traditional musicians at Pioneer Days 2025
Circuit Riding Preacher at Pioneer Days 2025
Quill Maker at Pioneer Days 2025
Native Americans at Pioneer Days 2025