Dixie Miller, a local collector of dolls and toys, is going to present about toys and playthings that pioneer children had.

Linda Murie is going to demonstrate weaving and spinning techniques along with the process of growing your own cotton.

Loren Webb, a local reporter and author, is going to make a presentation about the Honeymoon Trail.

Glenn Rogers, Shivwit tribe counselman, is going to be talking about the Native American writing that is in Washington County on rocks and cliffs and about their music.

Keith Behunin and the Fertile Dirt Band will be presenting pioneer music using old time instruments.

Teresa Orton, a direct descendant of Erastus Snow, will make a presentation about the wives of Erastus Snow.

Mary Ann Kirk who has done a lot of research about the Mormon Battalion is going to do a presentation about the women who were following the battalion.

Brother and Sister Veigel are Missionaries serving the St. George Temple renovations.  They will present a documentary outlining the work that was done.

Scott Naegle, a Southern Utah Native, whose family was involved in winemaking in Toquerville, will give a presentation about the industry and the tools that were used.

Judy Call is going to present a lovely Christmas story about the night Christ was born in the town of Bethlehem. Here is the link to the video of Judy's presentation. Click here!