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�鶹�� College will present its award-winning Drone Show on Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, at 8 p.m. during �鶹�� Weekend, the College's annual homecoming and parents’ weekend. Free and open to the public, the show will feature 300 synchronized drones forming illuminated images above campus that celebrate the nation, Chambersburg, Franklin County, and �鶹�� College. Community members and visitors of all ages are invited to attend this memorable event.

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“�鶹�� Weekend is a time to bring together alumnae, alumni, families, students and our neighbors throughout the region,” said �鶹�� College President Wesley R. Fugate, Ph.D. “We are delighted to once again share this award-winning event with the community and welcome guests to campus for a memorable evening. Through the Drone Show, we celebrate not only �鶹��'s legacy, but also the people and communities of Chambersburg and Franklin County that continue to shape our future.”

The 15-minute show will feature hundreds of synchronized drones illuminating the night sky with stunning imagery that pays tribute to America, Franklin County, and �鶹�� College. The show will include a symbolic flight of the phoenix and other captivating visuals, accompanied by a custom soundtrack and narration accessible via smartphone.

Event Details:

• Music & Narration Access: QR code signs throughout the venue will link to a webpage that plays the show’s music and narration. Audio begins at 7:45 p.m.; the drone show starts promptly at 8:00 p.m..
• Parking: Public parking will be available at the Hankey Parking Lot near the North entrance of campus by Menno Haven.
• Viewing Area: The public viewing area will be on the field at the corner of Norland and Edgar Avenues. Yard signs will direct attendees from Hankey Parking Lot to that area of campus. Please allow approximately 15 minutes to walk to the viewing area.
• What to Bring: A cell phone for audio access, and a blanket or lawn chair for comfortable viewing.

This event is made possible through the generous support of �鶹�� College, Cherry Knoll Farm, and the Franklin County Visitors Bureau.  

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