Video Dispatches from Historic Plymouth!
2026-09-11 - 2026-09-16
Building on the success of our Philadelphia 250th anniversary coverage, American Heritage Partners President Jonathan “Jay” Dickey is heading to Plymouth, Massachusetts, from September 11 through September 16, 2026!
Jay will broadcast short video dispatches on-location from the historic landmarks, monuments, and shoreline where early American history unfolded.
During this special six-day event, Jay will share with us a number of fun videos of his visits to various historical sites in Plymouth and neighboring towns that played a major role in the life of the Plymouth Colony in the 17th century. Viewers can look forward to quick, engaging field tours exploring Mayflower heritage and Pilgrim history, along with exclusive historical insights into the key figures and lesser-known stories that shaped early New England.

Exclusive "Behind the Scenes" Tour of the New SAR Museum & Library!
2026-10-01 - 2026-10-03
American Heritage Partners is heading to Louisville, Kentucky, from October 1 through October 3, 2026, for an exclusive look at the national headquarters of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR). During this visit, AHP President Jonathan “Jay” Dickey will record special video dispatches as the SAR prepares to open its state-of-the-art Education Center and Museum. Viewers can tune in across the AHP website, YouTube, and social media channels to enjoy an insider’s behind-the-scenes walk-around of the newly constructed Education Center and Museum, offering an early peek at upcoming exhibits and interactive displays honoring the American Revolution.

Ghosts from the Past: Pioneer Cemeteries of the West
2026-10-08
Hosted by Jay Dickey
The series takes viewers on-location to historic Western burial grounds, using grave markers, local archives, and primary sources to uncover the personal stories of the miners, pioneers, and early settlers who built the American West.
Part 1 brings Jay to historic Virginia City, Nevada, for an on-location tour of the Silver Terrace Cemeteries, spotlighting the forgotten lives, hardships, and triumphs of 19th-century boomtown residents. The episode is tentatively set for release on October 8, 2026—commemorating the exact date in 1859 when the legendary Territorial Enterprise newspaper documented the very first recorded use of the name “Virginia City” in print. You can catch the premiere on the AHP website, YouTube, and social media.

Luncheon: Bacon’s Rebellion -The First American Revolution
2026-10-10 11:45 - 14:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | Wolf Creek Golf Course, Reno, Wolf Run Room., 1400 Wolf Run Rd, Reno, 89511
Join us for a special event!
On October 10th, 2026, AHP’s President Jay Dickey will give a talk on one of the major events in the early years of the Virginia Colony. entitled “Bacon’s Rebellion: The First American Revolution.” 2026 marks the 350th anniversary of Bacon’s Rebellion, which took place in 1676. Bacon was a political leader of the nascent Virginia Colony, and who became the chief antagonist against the Colony’s Governor, William Berkeley. The Governor’s failed leadership provoked Bacon and his allies to mount an armed rebellion, which ultimately led to the burning of the Jamestown Fort. Bacon himself was an articulate spokesperson who advocated for a more democratic government and a more rigorous defense of the colony against repeated Indian attacks. Bacon died suddenly in the midst of the warfare, and the rebellion was crushed.

Robert Burns Celebration
2027-01-30 | Grand Sierra Resort, 2500 E 2nd St, Reno, Nevada, 89595, United States
American Heritage Partners is proud to serve as a corporate sponsor for the 38th Annual Robert Burns Celebration, hosted by the Nevada Society of Scottish Clans (NSSC) on Saturday, January 30, 2027, at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno, Nevada. This popular annual gathering honors the life, poetry, and enduring cultural legacy of Scotland’s national poet, Robert Burns, whose literary contributions continue to inspire generations worldwide.
Guests will enjoy a full evening of Scottish tradition and festive entertainment, including performances by the Sierra Highland Pipers and the Ruby Mountain Pipe Band, Highland dancing by the Sierra Nevada Highland Dancers, and music by the featured Celtic band Cady Finlayson and Bond Street. The evening includes a silent auction, raffle prizes, a traditional plated dinner featuring haggis and a “Toast to the Haggis,” and a complimentary Scotch whisky tasting reception to kick off the night. Doors open for the whisky tasting at 4:00 PM, followed by the formal program at 5:00 PM and dinner at 5:30 PM.
Please note that American Heritage Partners does not handle ticket sales for this event. Tickets must be purchased directly through the Nevada Society of Scottish Clans website at https://www.nvssc.org/burns.
