Celebration of National Junior Ranger Day. The program is available for children between the ages of 6 and 12. There is no registration fee however registration is required. The program will conclude by 1:00 p.m.

A dynamic interpretive program that includes costumed interpretation of life on a mid-19th century small slave holding tobacco plantation.

Learn how women on the southern home front fought their own battles to survive.

We are pleased to be hosting the always entertaining Jack Tale Players. If you want to laugh out-loud come join Jack, the Appalachian folk hero, as he overcomes adversity through his wit and wisdom and maybe even a few songs. The Jack Tales, as dramatized by R. Rex Stephenson, are stories of the Blue Ridge Mountains that appeal to audiences of all ages because of the fast-paced action, energetic actors, and foot stomping music. Join us under the cedar tree next to Booker’s cabin for an afternoon of entertainment and fun. Please bring a lawn chair or blanket.

Park Ranger Betsy Haynes will give a walking tour titled "Beyond the Slave Cabin Door: Creating a Sense of Place." 

Join park rangers and volunteers and explore the park’s structures, gardens and grounds to learn more about the culture of subsistence and cash crop farming that Booker T. Washington experienced during his childhood in slavery on the Burroughs Plantation. Ranger-led introductory tours will begin at 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.