Live Entertainment at the Fort
Eric “Many Winds” Herrera
With more than 36 years of experience as a musician across several instruments, Eric performs on his American Indian flute most Friday and Saturday evenings at The Fort. His heritage includes Blackfeet Indian, European Hispanic and German, and Eric considers his music as a way of honoring his American Indian heritage. Through his music, his intent is to tell the Native American story and to enrich the lives of those who hear it.
Michael Schaubs
A geologist by trade, Michael has maintained an interest in the fur trade throughout his life and shares his passion and knowledge of the fur trade with the general public as a living history interpreter. You can find him at The Fort every Saturday night, welcoming guests as a fur trader and sharing his vast knowledge throughout the evening.
Original Dickens Carolers
Performing Thursdays-Saturdays during December
Meet Our Characters
We pride ourselves on our unique characters. Each Original Dickens Carolers quartet consists of four characters:
Each quartet consists of four distinct characters. Photo by Eric Weber
Felicity, the lovely soprano, is the belle of the ball and, with her captivating smile, is the “hostess with the mostest.” Always wants to be the center of attention, and usually is.
Pip, the perky alto, is a poor little beggar and pickpocket, caught one day by the Governor. Gov soon discovered that Pip could actually sing, so instead of begging and stealing she sings for her supper.
Sebastian, the dashing tenor, is one who fancies himself quite the ladies man. He is charming and fun, always flirting with the ladies, and likes to tease Pip.
Governor, the commanding bass, is the man in charge. He is a proper gentleman who likes to boss the others around.