Shakertown Amphitheater

Shakertown Amphitheater is located in Harrodsburg, Kentucky, United States, on Old US Highway 68. The institution is part of Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill, a historic landmark destination spread over 3,000 acres that celebrates the spirit of the Kentucky Shakers.

Visitors can experience a range of activities and events at Shakertown Amphitheater, including Family Farm Days and Brunch with the Babies on April 6, 13, and 20 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The site offers opportunities for discovery, exploration, and hands-on experiences that encourage curiosity and creativity.

The institution is a hub for adventurers, learners, makers, and doers, with various centers of exploration such as The Historic Centre, The Farm, and The Preserve. Guests can enjoy architectural wonders, learn about agriculture, taste fresh-from-the-garden dishes, and engage in activities for all ages.

Accommodations at Shaker Village include guest rooms, suites, and private cottages located in restored Shaker buildings. The Inn offers a unique lodging experience with comfortable rooms decorated with Shaker reproduction furniture and stunning countryside views.

The dining options at Shakertown Amphitheater feature traditional favorites and seasonal dishes made with ingredients from the on-site garden and local farmers. The Trustees’ Table restaurant celebrates Shaker Village's heritage with menus that change based on the freshest available ingredients.

Visitors can shop for a variety of gifts at the on-site shops, including signature Shaker oval boxes, logo merchandise, seasonal gifts, children's items, books, soaps, lotions, jams, and more. Admission grants access to tours, demonstrations, hands-on activities, and programs throughout the Historic Centre, The Farm, and The Preserve.

Shakertown Amphitheater is dedicated to providing a respectful, safe, and enjoyable environment for employees. Those interested in joining the team can view the full application online. Come explore, learn, and experience the rich history and culture of the Kentucky Shakers at Shakertown Amphitheater.