Due to heavy rainfall and significant flood damage in Mingo Creek County Park, the festivities at the Ebenezer & Henry covered bridge sites have been cancelled. Please note the cancellation currently only affects the sites within Mingo Creek County Park. Visit the festival page for more information. 

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EQT WASHINGTON & GREENE COUNTIES' COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL

SEPTEMBER 19-20, 2026

UPDATE 9/17, 1:30PM: After careful consideration in consultation with the Washington County Parks & Recreation Department, the Washington County Tourism Promotion Agency, which manages the Ebenezer Covered Bridge site, and the Mental Health Association of Washington County, which manages the Henry Covered Bridge site, have jointly made the difficult decision to cancel festivities at the Ebenezer and Henry bridge sites in Mingo Creek County Park due to heavy rainfall and challenging conditions within the festival grounds. Currently, the cancellation only affects the sites within Mingo Creek County Park.

Please note that all sites are hosted independently by separate organizations across Washington & Greene Counties and the WCTPA is in communications with the other festival sites at this time who are moving forward with their site's festivities.  Please refer back to this page for continual updates on the other sites.

UPDATE 9/17, 2PM: Please be advised the McClurg Bridge site in Hanover Township Park is cancelling festivities scheduled for Sunday, 9/20. The bridge will be open for its full schedule on Saturday, 9/19. Please contact Pat Horstman at 412-760-9135 for updates on the McClurg Bridge site. 

The Washington and Greene Counties Tourism Promotion Agencies invite you to take part in a celebration of their rich histories and beautiful countrysides during the annual EQT Washington and Greene Counties' Covered Bridge Festival. Each of the festival locations offer a charming atmosphere and an array of activities including handmade arts and crafts, homestyle foods, historical re-enactments, crafting demonstrations and delightful entertainment. Held the third weekend in September each year, the Covered Bridge Festival is regarded as a signature event in the area and the official start to the fall season. 

Admission and Parking are Free

Festival Hours | 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. unless otherwise stated

Held rain or shine. All activities are subject to change.

READ THE BROCHURE

Click the link below to access the full PDF of the Covered Bridge Festival Brochure. 

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