Pathways Hybrid Learning School to Host Heritage Day:
A Celebration of Faith, Community, All Drawn from Living History
Lancaster County, PA – Pathways Hybrid Learning, a Christ-centered 3–12th grade microschool serving fewer than 100 students with a dedicated full-time faculty of eight, is coming together to impact thousands of visitors to its annual Heritage Day—a one-of-a-kind event that brings history to life for students, families, and the community.
With more than 300 historical interpreters, demonstrators, craftspeople, and volunteers, and in partnership a dozen+ regional historical societies, museums, military units and crafts organizations, Heritage Day will transport visitors to the period spanning 1740 through 1900—from the frontier era through the dawn of the Industrial Revolution. This year’s expanded Heritage Day promises to be a vibrant celebration of the region’s past, showcasing the unique blend of faith, education, and community engagement that defines Pathways Hybrid Learning Microschool.
Authentic Living History: From frontier traders’ and Leni Lenape settlements, blacksmith shop, a one-room school, to Civil War encampments and early industrial machinery, families will experience hands-on history with accuracy and attention to detail.
This year, programs will be offered on the Commons Stage: Visitors can relax in front of the stage and hear early style music, anecdotal stories of people and events in the early upper Cocalico Valley, hear a performance by the Ephrata Cloister Chorus, and learn about early industry and infamous characters from the local area.

Event Details
What: Pathways Heritage Day- Free admission and Free parking.
When: Saturday, October 18th, 10 am to 4 pm
Where: Brubaker Park, 414 Long Lane, East Earl, PA
Who: Open to the public; families, students, and community members of all ages
For more information about Pathways Heritage Day, please visit www.learningatpathways.org or contact pathwaysheritageday@gmail.com