White Covered Bridge Festival

A festival site for the EQT Washington & Greene Counties’ Covered Bridge Festival, the White Covered Bridge Festival is held primarily on the State Game Lands adjacent to the white Covered Bridge. The Covered Bridge Festival is the unofficial kick-off to the Fall festival season! Arts & crafts, home-style food, historical exhibits, unique entertainment & more – all amid beautiful scenery! Each covered bridge has a charm of its own that brings people back year after year.

Free admission and parking. Hours of operation are 10am to 5pm, rain or shine.

White Covered Bridge Festival: 2021 Schedule of Events

Saturday, September 18, 2021

• 10am: Flag Raising by 140th PVI & National Anthem by Bernice Jeffrey
• 10am: Special Speaker
• 10am-5pm: Kids Activities
• 10am-5pm: Wagon Rides
• 11am: Music by Heart-Beat!
• Noon: Music by His Royal Blood
• 1pm: Music by Cross Vision
• 2pm: Music by Judith Hamlin
• 3pm: Civil War reenactors “Battle for the Bridge” by 140th PVI, 40th PVI Co. F, 31st VA Co. H (Barbour Grays) and Knaps Battery
• 4pm: Music by Jason Woods
• 5pm: Closing

Sunday, September 19, 2021

• 9:55am: Flag Raising by 140th PVI & National Anthem by Bernice Jeffrey
• 10am: Worship Service with the Reverend Gary Whipkey of John Corbly Memorial Baptist Church
• 10am-5pm: Kids Activities
• 10am-5pm: Wagon Rides
• 11am: Music by Witness
• Noon: Music by Choz-N-1s
• 1pm: Music by Free Spirit
• 2pm: Music by Crimson Stream
• 3pm: Civil War reenactors “Battle for the Bridge” by 140th PVI, 40th PVI Co. F, 31st VA Co. H (Barbour Grays) and Knaps Battery
• 4pm: Crock Drawing
• 4pm: Music by Ambassadors for Christ
• 5pm: Closing

Food: Homemade goods made by local non-profits including fresh baked goods, pies, sloppy joes, creamed chicken, sweet and hot sausage, BBQ ham, hamburgers, hot dogs, cabbage-n-noodles, cabbage roll dinners, French fries, buffalo burgers, funnel cakes, fried bread, steak and chicken dinners, kielbasa and kraut, and more.

Marketplace: Many wonderful crafts including handmade wood items, homemade jewelry, floral arrangements, knives, T-shirts and ball caps, seasonal wood products, wooden toys, primitive and fabric crafts, bird feeders, salsa, honey, apple butter and jams, and much more.

Demonstrations: Civil War reenactors Living History Camp, Indian reenactors Dan Caldwell and “Ghost in the Head” portraying a living history of the Huron Indians of the 1700s, Antique tools, and Alpacas.

FMI, contact: Greene County Tourism at 724-627-8687 or email wcbridge@gmail.com