History Returns To Fulton: Sunday 9/20 at 12:30 and Monday 9/21 

FULTON – The Fulton Living History Tour returns this September for an unprecedented look at our city’s heritage. The annual event has been heralded as an immersive experience of our city’s history that combines theatre, dance, comedy, and music to not merely educate but also entertain audiences. 

Previous incarnations were held along a nearly half mile stretch along South First Street. Highlights included Andrew Carnegie dedicating the Fulton Public Library, Harriet Tubman stopping at All Saints Episcopal Church as part of the Underground Railroad, and a moving dance number concerning love letters between a soldier overseas and his love back home. 

“This year the tour takes another dramatic turn,” says writer/director Nicholas Gentile, “as the Fulton Ice Arena gets converted into a fully-operational Time Machine! Audiences should be warned that there are certain perils involved when tampering with the fabric of the fourth-dimension, but the Fulton Block Builders have been working tirelessly around the clock with Parks and Recreation to ensure the proper safety measures are installed and OSHA certified.” 

Neighbors, community members, friends of all ages are sure to LOVE this year’s events. Mark your Calendars: Sunday September 20th at 12;30 and September 21st at 10:00am.