Join us THIS Sunday, May 25, for a celebration of Dayton’s rich history, featuring hands-on activities, historical demonstrations, and live music.Step back in time as skilled artisans demonstrate traditional trades like woodworking, hearth cooking, baking, printing, and more. Explore the Park’s exhibits, including the John W. Berry, Sr.Wright Brothers National Museum and Gem City Letterpress—America’s only fully operational 1930s letterpress job shop in a museum. Don’t miss a ride on the Carillon Park Railroad or the Carillon Park Rail and Steam Society's small-scale trains.Live Music Begins at 1 PM:Kick off the afternoon with a Deeds Carillon concert by our carillonneur, Alan Bowman. Then, at 2:00 p.m., join us inside the park to enjoy tunes from the Carillon Park Concert Band. At 3:00 p.m., the Centerville Community Band takes the stage with Remember – A Tribute to Those Who Have Served Our Great Nation — a heartfelt musical salute to the heroes who have sacrificed for our freedom. Admission:

Admission to Heritage Day is included with general admission to Carillon Historical Park.

• Adults (18-59) - $14 Seniors 
• (60+) - $12 Children 
• (3-17) - $10
• FREE to Dayton History Members & Children 2 and Under!
• $10 for all active military, Retirees, Veterans, & Reservists with valid I.D.Miniature 
• Train Rides & Carousel of Dayton Innovation: $1
• Carillon Park Railroad: Single Ride - $5, Unlimited Day Pass - $12
• Free Parking available at Carillon Historical Park