Three-Day Living History Experience Returns June 5–7, 2026 in Reading, Pennsylvania
READING, PA — The Mid Atlantic Air Museum is proud to announce the return of its nationally celebrated World War II Weekend, taking place June 5–7, 2026, at the museum’s campus located at 110 Air Museum Drive, Reading, PA 19605. This annual event—one of the nation’s largest and most immersive WWII reenactments—invites attendees to step back in time and experience the sights, sounds, and stories of the Greatest Generation.
For more than three decades, World War II Weekend has honored veterans and preserved history through unforgettable reenactments, historic aircraft, military encampments, living history displays, and interactive demonstrations. Guests will encounter:
- Dozens of authentic WWII aircraft on display and performing throughout the weekend
- Live reenactments showcasing battles, period vehicles, and wartime scenarios
- Meet-and-greets with veterans, sharing firsthand accounts from the era
- Historic exhibits, memorabilia, and education stations for all ages
- Family-friendly activities, food vendors, and encampment tours
“This event brings history to life in a powerful and meaningful way,” said the Mid Atlantic Air Museum. “Each year, we are humbled to honor our veterans and provide an immersive experience that preserves the legacy of World War II for future generations.”
Ticket Information
Tickets for the 2026 World War II Weekend are available now through AttendStar. Guests are encouraged to secure tickets early, as the event draws large crowds from across the country.
Purchase Tickets:
https://event.attendstar.com/event/show/midatlantic-air-museums-2026-wwii-weekend/?c=MIEX3S
Event Details & Additional Information:
https://maam.org/wwii/
Event Dates & Location
June 5, 6, and 7, 2026
Mid-Atlantic Air Museum
110 Air Museum Drive
Reading, PA 19605
Mid-Atlantic Air Museum
110 Air Museum Drive
Reading, PA 19605
About Mid Atlantic Air Museum
The Mid Atlantic Air Museum is dedicated to preserving aviation history through aircraft restoration, education, and public programming. The museum is home to an extensive collection of historic aircraft, including several rare WWII-era planes, and hosts events year-round aimed at celebrating aviation and honoring those who served.
