FREDIONIA BAY — The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks invites all to the 23rd Annual Fall River Rendezvous, a National Public Lands Day celebration on Saturday, Sept. 27, at Fall River State Park. Living historians will create a rendezvous of our American history of 1800 to 1840. A time when the mountain men and American Indians would bring their furs to be traded for items needed to get them through the winter to come. Guests can enjoy a black powder shoot, tomahawk throw, and other historical demonstrations throughout the day. This is a free entrance day into Fall River State Park to celebrate National Public Lands Day. Bring the family out and step back to 1825.
