America 250 PA Butler: A Journey through Time History Wall
Open to the Public Free of Charge March 3rd through July 3rd. Monday through Thursday 10am- 5pm: 10am- 4 pm on Fridays. Open houses on select dates.
June 26, 2025 – 11am-3pm
FREE Event | Open to the Public
Travel through history with the Butler Eagle’s “American 250: A Journey Through Time” exhibit at the RLA. See their complete 2024 publication brought to life in a 90-foot display of rare photos, stories, and maps spanning local, state, and national history. Enjoy refreshments and engaging conversations about the past with special guests as we look forward to the national commemoration.
Together, we will honor America’s journey through a powerful season of music that reflects its stories, sounds, and traditions. Join us as we explore the diverse voices and cultural influences that have shaped our country and continue to inspire us today.
Season tickets go on sale Sunday, June 1. Individual concert tickets will be available starting August 1, 2025.
Open to the Public Free of Charge March 3rd through July 3rd. Monday through Thursday 10am- 5pm: 10am- 4 pm on Fridays. Open houses on select dates.
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