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n 1765, Quaker settlers received a charter issued by Thomas Penn (son of commonwealth founder William Penn) that granted permission for their community to gather for annual festivals. Since that first celebration of fall harvest, festivals and fairs have historically played a role in the lives of Pennsylvanians.

From these first events held near York and Lancaster, county fairs and festivals are now celebrated across all 67 counties in the state from mid-summer through Thanksgiving. Following is a list highlighting 12 of the many seasonal festivals and events visitors may want to check out when considering their fall travel plans:

Mifflinburg Ocktoberfest

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1. Mifflinburg Oktoberfest – October 5-6, 2018 / www.Oktoberfest.Mifflinburgpa.com – (Mifflinburg, PA) History tells us the first Oktoberfest took place in Munich in 1810 to honor the wedding of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria; since then, Oktoberfest has been a fall tradition for those of

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German descent around the world. In Mifflinburg, where German settlers worked the fertile farmlands of the Susquehanna River Valley, Oktoberfest offers visitors the chance to celebrate all things German.

From the ceremonial tapping of the keg at 1p.m. on Friday that officially marks the start of the festivities, a weekend full of cultural foods, dancing and entertainment awaits visitors in this historic town.

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4. Tailgating Festival – September 14-15, 2018 / www.kitchenkettle.com (Intercourse, PA) How do you not include a festival that celebrates every football fan’s favorite party ... tailgating? Discover delicious homemade foods waiting to be sampled and savored under the Eagles and Steelers tents. The festival highlights favorite foods, cooking demonstrations and activities like Pumpkin Bowling and the Tailgate Toss. Save room to compete in the Pumpkin Whoopie Pie Filling Contest and burn calories by tapping your toes to the sounds of the Dixieland Band keeping the beat at this funfilled weekend near Lancaster.

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3. Punkin’ Chunkin’ Fall Festival – October 20, 2018 / www.howardfire. com/punkin--chunkin--fall-festival.html (Howard, PA) Nothing says “autumn” like a big, beautiful pumpkin; nothing says “fun” more than a pumpkin flying out over Sayers Lake at Bald Eagle State Park.

You can’t help but “ooh” and “ah” as the orange squash take flight across the lake while the food, fun and activities will keep you smiling throughout the day!

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2. Fall Festival Lumberjack/Chainsaw Carving Competitions – October 13-14, 2018 / www.SullivanPAChamber. com (Forksville, PA) The lush seasonal colors of Sullivan County provide a brilliant backdrop for this annual event honoring the region’s skilled woodsmen and the region’s lumber heritage. Family fun, entertainment and food are all part of the festivities, which feature lumberjack contests as well as the annual Mid-Atlantic Chainsaw Carving Competition. Include visits to Worlds End State Park, Ricketts Glen or Loyalsock State Forest as part of your visit and discover the autumnal beauty of the Endless Mountains!

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6. National Apple Harvest Festival – October 6-7 and October 13-14 –/ www.appleharvest.com (Biglerville, PA) Held the first two weekends in October, this spectacular festival has something for everyone! Entertainment and events in the Apple Auditorium, antique cars, orchard tours, a petting zoo, demonstrations and appearances by the Pennsylvania Apple Queen are all part of the fun visitors can expect.

Make it a getaway weekend and visit historic Gettysburg or tour the nearby Apple Museum. The National Apple Harvest Festival is located at the South Mountain Fairgrounds and is held outdoors rain or shine.

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5. Italian Food and Heritage Festival at Del Grosso’s Amusement Park – September 23, 2018 / www.mydelgrossopark.com (Tipton, PA) – Get an early start on your Columbus Day celebration while enjoying one of the summer’s last hurrahs at an Italian Food Festival sponsored by the state’s popular tomato sauce producer, the Del Grosso family. The amusement park in Blair County is a great destination to celebrate Italian heritage while enjoying one of the last weekends before cold weather sets in.

7. Railfest at Steamtown National Historic Site – September 1-2, 2018 /www.nps.gov/stea (Scranton, PA) Railfest is a can’t miss event over Labor Day weekend for train buffs and railroaders of all ages. Steam power, diesel and electric rail power exhibits and demonstrations are part of the event, as well as tours and educational presentations. Steamtown and the adjacent Electric City Trolley Museum September 2. (Scranton’s other big event, offer short-distance rides on restored cars La Festa Italiana, is also happening all and a longer train excursion for visitors on weekend only two blocks away!)

10. Erie Irish Festival at St. Patrick’s Church – September 1416, 2018 / www.erieirishfestival. com (Erie, PA) When it comes to celebrating Irish culture and all things green, March traditionally is the month for that. However, in a season where everything has transitioned to rust, gold and orange,

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9. PA Bacon Fest – November 3 - 4, 2018 / www.pabaconfest.com (Easton, PA) Featuring 150-plus vendors, more than 12 musical acts and every sort of bacon-inspired dish you can imagine, this two-day festival celebrating Pennsylvania’s favorite pork product draws nearly 100,000 attendees to downtown Easton. PA Bacon Fest, earning a Townie Award from the Pennsylvania Downtown Center as well as national recognition as one of the country’s top 300 festivals by FEST300.com, offers visitors great food and one more fun thing to experience on a visit to the wonderful Lehigh Valley.

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8. 33rd Annual Mushroom Festival – September 8-9, 2018 / www. mushroomfestival.org (Kennett Square, PA) Celebrate the humble mushroom in the historic Brandywine Valley, where more fresh mushrooms are produced than any other location in the world. Enjoy a street fair featuring 250 craft and food vendors as well as mushroom growers sharing the story of the growing process in the Growers’ Exhibit. The Culinary Stage offers cooking demonstrations by local, regional and celebrity chefs while Saturday features the Amateur Mushroom Cook-Off. Sunday features the Soup and Wine Event, the Mushroom Run/Walk and the Mushroom Judging contest. This festival is guaranteed to put the “fun” in fungi for you and your family!

11. Washington & Greene Counties Covered Bridge Festival – September 15-16, 2018 / www.facebook.com/CoveredBridgeFestivalPA (Locations across Washington and Greene counties, PA) Ten locations throughout this beautiful part of southwestern Pennsylvania host a wide variety of activities, demonstrations, arts and events during this festival celebrating historic structures that draw visitors to the region all year long. Pack your camera or smartphone because the photo opportunities and autumn scenery alone are worth the visit to the popular event.

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the chance to celebrate the green is worth taking!

Irish food, entertainment, art and culture await visitors at this annual festival in the heart of everyone’s favorite Pennsylvania shoreline destination, Erie.

Plan a weekend in this Great Lake city and explore the Ale Trail or enjoy lake views from Presque Isle to create a great fall getaway.

In addition to these festivals, visitors will want to consider the many county and regional agricultural fairs taking place across the state as well as themed events that celebrate fall in Pennsylvania.

Throughout the pages of Where & When, Pennsylvania’s Travel Guide, the regional “Things to Do” pages are filled with many great ideas to consider when planning a visit to one of the festivals listed as you create a fabulous, fun-filled fall itinerary of activity to celebrate the season.

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12. Pittsburgh Pet Expo – November 2-4, 2018 / www.pghpetexpo.com (Pittsburgh, PA) Why should the human members of the family have all the fun?

The East Coast’s largest pet event takes place in November in the heart of the Steel City. Celebrating pets both traditional and exotic, the weekend features a cat show, dog grooming competition, dachshund races, reptile expo, rabbit hopping, diving dog competition, pet costume contest, adoption opportunities and That Guy with the Birds, plus celebrity appearances and more than 200 vendors of products and services.

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whereandwhen.com ONGOING Through Oct 21. Hiawatha Public Cruises. Find

out what a Boom Rat is and hear about how the Susquehanna River helped Williamsport become the richest city in America during the height of the lumber era. Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat, Susquehanna State Park, Williamsport. www.ridehiawatha.com

Through Oct 31. Dinosaurs Come to Life.

Prehistoric outdoor adventure featuring life-size animatronic dinosaurs, five static dinosaurs, a climbable model, and a re-created paleontologist dig site. Clyde Peeling’s Reptiland, Allenwood. www.reptiland.com

Through Nov 5. Exhibit: The Fight for Liberty: Sayre in World War I. The museum’s new rotating

exhibit. Sayre Historical Society Museum, Sayre. 570882-8221, www.sayrehistoricalsociety.org

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Aug 29-Sep 3. Sullivan County Fair.

Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570-924-3843, www.sullivancountyfair.com

Aug 29-Sep 3. Wyoming County Community Fair. Wyoming County Fairgrounds, Meshoppen. 570-

833-4866, www.wyomingcountyfair.com

Aug 31-Sep 2. Cornstock Folk Festival. Lazybrook Park, Tunkhannock. 570-250-7464, www.cornstockfestival.com Aug 31-Nov 4. Corn Maze. Flashlights are required for anyone entering the maze up to one hour before sunset. Adm. Veterans may do the maze for free in September. Kohl’s Stony Hill Tree Farm, Milton. 570-4373442, www.kohlsstonyhill.com

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U.S. A street festival along Water Street opens Friday at 6pm and features a midway filled with rides, live entertainment and an arts and crafts area. The opening ceremony for the regatta is Saturday at 10am, followed by American Power Boat Association nationally sanctioned power boat races on the river. Plus, fireworks on the river Sunday night. Susquehanna River, Lock Haven. 570748-6388 clintoncountyinfo.com/event/47th-annuallabor-day-regatta

SEPTEMBER Sep 1. One Tough Cookie Trail/Road Race.

Choose from 4-, 8- and 11-mile options. 9am. Warren County Visitors Bureau, Warren. 814-726-0110

Sep 1. Labor Day Weekend Cruise-In. A display of classic and unusual cars. Rain date is Sept. 2. 2-7pm.

Eagles Mere Air Museum and Eagles Mere Auto Museum, Eagles Mere. eaglesmereautomuseum.com Sep 1. Hayfield Outdoor Antiques & Collectibles Sale. The event will feature more than 40 vendors.

Lunch will be available. In the case of rain, the event will take place on Sept. 2. 8am-3pm. Myers Antiques, Tunkhannock. www.facebook.com/myersantiques

Sep 1. Salt Springs Celebration. A white elephant

sale, a quilt show, live music, food, animals, demonstrations, displays, vendors, guided hikes, and a silent auction. 11am-5pm. Salt Springs State Park, Franklin Forks.

570-967-7275, www.friendsofsaltspringspark.org

Sep 1. Salt Springs Field, Forest, & Falls Trail Race. Choose the 2.5- or 5.5-mile loop through the

park’s meadows and forest, past the park’s namesake salt spring, past Penny Rock, and along the gorge overlooking the waterfalls. 7:30am. Fee to participate. Salt Springs State Park, Franklin Forks. 570-967-7275, www. friendsofsaltspringspark.org

Sep 1. Victory in the Pacific World War II Tribute. A remembrance of the Pacific War in World War II and the veterans who fought in the war. 10am5pm. Endless Mountains War Memorial Museum, Sonestown. 570-482-2610, www.facebook.com/ EndlessMountainsWarMemorialMuseum

Sep 1. Performance: Fishwrap. The Clarion Community Theater will perform the comedy, which details the challenges newspapers face in the online age.

8pm. Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org Sep 1. Sunset at the Winery. Enjoy sights and

sounds of the summer in the picnic pavilion. Enjoy food and listening to local guitarists performing classic rock and folk music. 7pm. Laurel Mountain Vineyard, Falls Creek. 814-371-7022, www.laurelwines.com

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Aug 31-Sep 3. Labor Day Boat Regatta & Festival. The second largest power boat race in the

Sep 1-Nov 24. Shine on Saturdays. Take a step back in time and enjoy free real moonshine samples, live music, meats, cheeses and country canned goods.

Saturdays. 9am-7pm. Blackbird Distillery, Brookville. 814849-0915, http://blackbirddistillery.com Sep 1. Fallfest. Learn how to bring in the fall harvest while enjoying children’s activities, plants, gardening books, an herbal luncheon and all-natural soaps, teas, salves, vinegars and essential oils. 10am. Free. Quiet Creek Herb Farm and School of Country Living, Brookville. 814-849-9662, www.quietcreekherbfarm.org Sep 1. Hopewell Challenge. The mountain bike race

will be on purpose-built, single-track trails in rural central Pennsylvania. Featuring music and new features.

Benefits interscholastic cycling. 8am-5pm. Hopewell Park, Danville. 570-336-2060, https://david-decoteau. squarespace.com/hopewell-challenge

Sep 1-Nov 4. Corn Maze. Flashlights are required for

anyone entering the maze up to one hour before sunset.

Adm. Kohl’s Stony Hill Tree Farm, Milton. 570-437-3442, www.kohlsstonyhill.com

Sep 1-30. Exhibit: Can’t Get It Out of My Head.

Deb and Dave Stabley, along with Becky Marks, will be highlighted in the show, with clay works by the Stableys and glass works by Marks. Free adm. Artspace Gallery, Bloomsburg. www.artspacebloomsburg.com

Sep 1-Oct 28. Corn Maze & Hayrides to the Pumpkin Patch. The corn maze park also includes

the corn cannon, fossil digging, the Fun Barn, a children’s maze, rope and tile mazes, and the corn wagon.

Fridays through Sundays. Ard’s Farm, Lewisburg. 570524-9820, www.ardsmarket.com

Sep 4-Dec 16. Exhibit: Object Lessons: American Still-Life Painting in the Nineteenth Century. Features still lifes by Pennsylvanians such as

John F. Francis, William Michael Harnett, and Severin Roesen, as well as artists from throughout the U.S. who specialized in the genre. Free adm. Palmer Museum of Art, Penn State University, University Park.

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7:30-9pm. Free. Tickets not required. Atrium lobby, Weis Center for the Performing Arts, Lewisburg. 570-5771000, www.bucknell.edu/WeisCenter

Sep 7-15. Milton Harvest Festival. A parade, a 28-mile bike race, a pet parade, a tournament of bands, a princess pageant, the Tomato Bowl, a guided kayak trip, a golf tournament, the Milton Model Train Museum open house and more. A street fair with festival food and vendors will take place on Sept. 8 and 15. Milton.

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Take a trip on the Great White Way with the biggest Broadway songs ever sung. Master vocalist Todd Wagner will present the Broadway revue, featuring ballads such as As If We Never Said Goodbye and This Is the Moment. 8pm. Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org

Sep 8. Lee Foster Memorial 5-Mile Run. 9am. St.

Marys Elks Lodge 437, St. Marys. 814-834-6439

Sep 8-Dec 22. Exhibit: The Art of M. Louis Gore.

Sayre Historical Society Museum, Sayre. 570-882-8221, www.sayrehistoricalsociety.org

Sep 8-9. 39th Annual Wild Wind Folk Art & Craft Festival. 150 juried artisans who showcase both

their work and their creativity. Includes live music, children’s activities, foods, demonstrations, a birds of prey exhibit, exotic animal zoo, and more. Warren County Fairgrounds, Pittsfield. www.wildwindfestival.com

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Sep 8. History Fair. 10am-4pm. Sayre Historical Society Museum, Sayre. 570-882-8221, www.sayrehistoricalsociety.org Sep 8-9. Then & Now: Living History Encampment/Bivouac. Visit the living history timeline of uniforms and equipment from the 18th through 21st centuries. A show of battle dress uniforms and weapons demonstrations will begin at 1pm each day.

10am-4pm. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg.

814-466-6263, www.pamilmuseum.org

Sep 8-9. All Nations Benefit Pow Wow A celebration of Native American culture. Features Native American music, dancing, artwork, and more. Adm. The Belize Fund, Susquehanna. www.thebelizefund.org Sep 8-9. Endless Mountains Fiber Festival.

Harford Fairgrounds, Harford. www.endlessmountainsfiberfest.com

Sep 8, Oct 13. Sherman Memorial Lighthouse Tour. Showcasing Pennsylvania’s only inland working

lighthouse, measuring 55 feet tall, 16 feet in diameter and seven stories. Second Saturday of the month. 1pm.

Lighthouse Island, Tionesta.

814-755-3672, www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/tionesta/page-6.php

Sep 8-9. Endless Mountains Rendezvous, Muzzleloader Shoot, & Artisan Show.

Muzzleloader shooting, primitive archery, tomahawkand knife-throwing competitions, local artisans, blacksmiths, primitive gun makers, local primitive artifacts, powderhorners, traders, historical reproductions, and food. 9am-4pm. Adm. American Legion Rought Hall Post 510, Black Walnut. 570-869-1679, www.post510. com, www.facebook.com/endlessmountainsrendezvous

Sep 8. Patriots in the Park. 10am-2pm. Hilltop Pavilion/Nature Center, Mount Pisgah State Park, Troy. www.dcnr.state.pa.us Sep 8-9. Pine Creek Challenge. Suited for the first-

time runner utilizing the Pine Creek Rail Trail. Level, 2% grade, packed limestone surface. Easy to follow, postrace meal, race-day tees, finisher mugs and more. Out and back course is 25 miles of the upper canyon section of the Pine Creek Gorge facebook.com/tyogarunningclub

Sep 8. Fall Arts & Crafts Fair. Nearly 150 vendors

from throughout the Mid-Atlantic will offer a wide variety of crafts and food, and nonprofit organizations will raise awareness of their causes. Also featuring live entertainment. 9am-5pm. Free adm, parking and shuttle service. Downtown Danville. http://visitdanvillepa.org whereandwhen.com / 2018 W&W fall / 17 /

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Sep 8. Wine in the Grove. 11am-5pm. Adm. West Side Grove, Berwick. westsidegrove.wixsite.com/berwick Sep 8. Susquehanna Valley Farm & Food Fest.

Meet local farmers and food producers. There will be speakers throughout the day, along with a children’s activity tent. 8am-4pm. Ard’s Farm, Lewisburg. 570-5249820, www.ardsmarket.com

Sep 8. Danville Fall Arts & Crafts Festival. Mill

Street will transform into an art gallery featuring more than 125 crafters and artisans from the region during the family-friendly outdoor festival. 9am-5pm. Danville. 570284-4502, www.visitdanvillepa.org

Sep 8, 15. Milton Model Train Museum Harvest Festival Open House. A huge 20-by-60-foot

O-gauge layout showcasing Milton in the 1950s and 1960s and featuring many operating trains and interactive action scenes. Saturdays. Free adm. Milton Model Train Museum, Milton Moose Family Center, Milton. 570742-9207, https://visitmiltonpa.org/model-train-museum/, www.facebook.com/miltonmodeltrainmuseumofpa

Sep 9. Monroeton Rodeo. 2pm. Free parking. Adm

Mountaineer Park, Monroeton. visitbradfordcounty.com

Sep 9. Autumn Daze Car Show. The event will

highlight antiques, classics, street rods, and special interest vehicles. It will also include food and craft vendors.

1-4pm. Downtown Bradford. 814-362-3717

Sep 9. Nicholson Bridge Day. Nicholson. 570-942-6747

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Sep 9. Monroeton Rodeo. 2pm. Free parking. Adm.

Current military members admitted free. Mountaineer Park, Monroeton. www.visitbradfordcounty.com

Sep 9. Camp Victory’s 25th Anniversary Community Open House. Celebrate the venue’s 25th season of overnight camping with camp tours and free offerings, including hot dogs and beverages, swimming, a climbing wall, a zipline, a moon bounce, ice cream and a craft. Noon-3pm. Camp Victory, Millville.

570-458-7530, www.campvictory.org

Sep 9. Durty Dabbers Vintage & Modern Trials Events & Kids’ Fun Event. An observed motorcycle

trials event, sponsored by the Durty Dabbers Motorcycle Club. Farrandsville Community Park, Farrandsville. 570726-6389, www.durtydabbers.com

Sep 9. Cow Puckie Bingo & Potpie Sale. Cash

prizes for bingo. Ham potpie for sale by the Flaming Foliage Festival Committee. Flaming Foliage Lot, Renovo.

570-923-2411, www.pastateflamingfoliagefestival.com

Sep 10-15. McClure Bean Soup Festival. A week

of fun, food and fellowship with friends and family, featuring bean soup served daily, concessions, amusements, a midway and free entertainment. Parking fee.

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Sep 11. Memorial Ride. Motorcyclists and others are invited to the annual ride to commemorate Sept. 11, 2001. Gates open at noon, speakers and the memorial service will begin at 5pm, and the ride begins after the service. Clinton Township Fire Company, Montgomery. www.911memorialcoalition.org Sep 11. 9/11 Moving Tribute. Volunteers will keep American flags in constant motion to honor and remember those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, and thereafter. Participants will take on half-hour segments by running, walking or cycling with Old Glory. The public may join. Ross Library, Lock Haven. www.rosslibrary.org Sep 13-15. Antes Fort Historical Days. Featuring

entertainment, arts and crafts, a flea market, tractor pulls, a car show, barrel train rides, fireworks, food vendors, and more. New attractions include the Catawissa Military Band, Clyde Peeling’s Reptiland Show, and greased pig and mutton busting contests. Antes Fort Community Park, Antes Fort. 570-398-1281

Sep 14-15. Harvest Moon Festival. Ethnic food,

live entertainment, basket and quilt giveaway drawings, the Wheelbarrow of Cash, JC’s Cafe, and games. Holy Name of Mary Church, Montrose. 570-278-1504, www. holynameofmary.com

Sep 14-16. Pennsylvania Bowhunters Festival.

Featuring all 3-D targets, including the life-size running deer, other target areas and lifelike game trails.

Traditional, compound and crossbows welcome. Food, prizes, souvenirs and more at the family-oriented event.

8am-9pm. Adm. Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville.

570-924-3025, www.pabowhunters.com

Sep 14-16. Peanut Butter Festival. Fun for the

entire family. Entertainment, a carnival, mountain bike race, a 5K race, a health walk, a parade, a classic car cruise, a motorcycle rally and more. 9am. New Bethlehem. redbankchamber.com/peanut-butter-festival

Sep 14-16. Bavarian Fall Festival. A celebration of community. 11am. St. Marys. 814-389-5950, www. stmaryschamber.org

Sep 14-16. Central PA Vintage Iron Club Show.

Enjoy the days of yesteryear with vintage tractors, International Harvester, steam engines, hit-and-miss engines and a working blacksmith. Tractor and kiddie tractor pulls and parades, food, children’s games, craft vendors, hayrides, tractor square dancing, free nightly entertainment and more. 7am. Free adm and parking.

Union County Fairgrounds, Laurelton. 570-412-7307

Sep 15-16. PA Heritage Festival. Attendees may visit the farm museum, walk the streets of heritage village, and see how things were made long ago. Volunteers will be dressed in period attire. Alparon Park, Troy. www. paheritagefestival.org

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Sep 15. Keystone Gravel. An epic adventure ride

Sep 15. Balloonfest, Air Show & So Much More.

Attractions in the air and on the ground. Balloon and helicopter rides, AIR SHOW, BMX performance, ATV races, children’s activities and more. Lycoming County Fairgrounds, Hughesville. www.lycomingfair.net, www. lcrotary.com

Sep 15. Farmstead 3 Art & Music Festival. The

family-friendly celebration of local art, music and everything country. Featuring the Kitson Gallery Art Tent, giveaway drawings, visual artists, artisans, antiques specialists, food, family fun, hayrides and more. Carlin Farm, Meshoppen. www.4seasonsfarmmarket.com

Sep 15-16. Kinzua Bridge State Park Fall Festival. Features live musical entertainment, vendors, food, pony rides, and a terrific view of the Kinzua Bridge.

Attendees may try cone dipping, leaf printing, and apple cider, and they may visit the newly opened visitors center and gift shop. Kinzua Bridge State Park, Mount Jewett. www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/ kinzuabridge/, www.kinzuabridgefoundation.com

Sep 15. Wyalusing Valley Wine Festival. Featuring

Pennsylvania wineries, live music, crafts, food and beer for purchase and more. Fundraiser for Wyalusing Valley Museum and Wyalusing Lions/Lionesses. Noon-5pm.

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featuring three mountain passes and great vistas. Reg. includes stocked aid stations, camping before and after the ride, and an after party with gourmet food, beer, and live music on a 300-acre farmstead. Adm. Mud Run Farm, Jersey Shore. www.keystonegravel.com

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Sep 15. Day of the Vikings. Displays and demonstrations of the culture, arts, and skills of the first Europeans to visit North America. Noon-5pm. Adm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570-465-3448, 570-434-3353, www.oldmillvillage.org Sep 15. Farm-to-Table Sunset Dinners. A meal

featuring freshly harvested foods from local farms and prepared by a guest chef. Dine in the greenhouse and watch the sunset under the pergola. 6:30pm. Adm. Hails Family Farm, Lopez. www.hailsfamilyfarm.com

Sep 15. Wyalusing’s North Branch Triathlon.

Run 3.6 miles, paddle 4.5 miles and bike 15.3 miles. Begins at Wyalusing Valley High School, Wyalusing. www. wyalusingnorthbranchtriathlon.com

Sep 15. Bike MS: Cook Forest River Ride. The

one-day ride will take cyclists on a scenic route through the forest of western Pennsylvania and along the Clarion River. 8am. Office of Cook Forest State Park, Cooksburg.

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www.LCRotary.com Sep 15-16. Coolspring Power Museum Open Day. See the largest collection of historically significant,

early stationary gas engines in the United States, with more than 250 historically significant internal combustion engines depicting 125 years of development of Industrial America. Open to the public. 10am. Coolspring Power Museum, Coolspring. coolspringpowermuseum.org

Sep 15. Columbia Montour Council Community Day. Demonstrations from local fire and police depart-

ments, as well as SWAT, Life Flight and state police helicopters. Also featured will be CDE Exotics, the Red Cross, AGAPE, the Special Olympics and more. Breakfast will start at 8am. Community demonstrations will begin at 10am. 8am-4pm. Free adm. Bloomsburg Municipal Airport, Bloomsburg. 570-784-3070

Sep 16. Pitchfork to Plate. A locally sourced farmto-table dining experience featuring entertainment by Raven Creek. Proceeds will benefit Bloomsburg Theatre Ensemble. 5-7:30pm. Adm. The Barn at Greenwood, Millville. 570-784-5530, ext. 103, www.bte.org Sep 16-22. Beaver Community Fair. Celebrating

the best of country living since 1928, the fair will feature amusement rides, baking contests, agricultural exhibits, fair food, truck and tractor pulls and musical events.

Free adm. Beaver Community Fair, Beaver Springs. 570658-4963, www.beaverfair.org

Sep 18-22. Harmony Grange Fair. An annual event families have enjoyed for generations. Harmony Grange Fairgrounds, Westover. www.harmonygrangefair.org

Sep 15-Oct 27. Pumpkin Fall Festival. A corn

Sep 19. Performance: Red Molly. Known for its harmonies, songwriting and stage presence, the group weaves together the threads of American music, from folk to bluegrass, heartbreaking ballads to honky-tonk.

7:30-9pm. Adm. Campus Theatre, Lewisburg. 570-5771000, www.bucknell.edu/WeisCenter

Sep 15. Parking Lot Party. The family-friendly event

Sep 19. Lecture: Guest Speaker: Elizabeth Smart. Smart, an activist and author, was abducted

maze, hayrides, pick-your-own pumpkins, Playland, an apple slingshot, a food stand, hot apple dumplings and more. The farm market and Freas Farm Winery will be open until 6pm. Fridays and Saturdays. Free adm.

Rohrbach’s Farm, Catawissa. www.rohrbachsfarm.net will feature local vendors and crafters, games, giveaway drawings, music, food, beer and wine sampling and more. Noon-4pm. Free. Fee for the tasting. Marley’s Brewery and Grille, Bloomsburg. marleysbrewery.com

Sep 15. Moon Shine Camo Annual Shindig.

Motorsports, product giveaways, live entertainment and outdoor exhibitions. There will be chicken barbecue and hot dogs, and more. 10am-9pm. Moon Shine Camo Outlet Store, Mount Pleasant Mills. 800-466-6674, www. moonshinecamo.com / 20 /

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from her home in 2002 at age 14 and was held captive for nine months. She will share her story and discuss how to overcome trauma, find strength to move on and reclaim one’s life. Price Auditorium, Lock Haven University, Lock Haven. 570-484-2153, www.lhup.edu

Sep 21-22. Flavors of Fall. Shop the downtown merchants and the vendors on the courthouse lawn, take a hayride to see historic homes and enjoy music around the gazebo. Ridgway. ridgwaychamber.com

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Sep 21, Oct 19. Country Western Night. Don

boots and hats and join in a night of fun in the outdoor pavilion. A cash bar and food will be available, as well as dance instruction from 6:30-8pm and dancing from 8-11:30pm. Age 21 and up. Adm. Shadowbrook Inn & Resort, Tunkhannock. www.shadowbrookresort.com

Sep 22. Les Haas Memorial Trail Challenge 14K, 7K, & 2-Mile Walk. 9am. Ridgway. 814-776-5373

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Sep 22. Woofrock Family Music Festival.

Featuring live music, hayrides, pumpkin decorating, and games for children. Noon-6pm. Animal Care Sanctuary, East Smithfield. www.animalcaresanctuary.org local businesses. Downtown DuBois. 814-371-3064, www.duboisgrapesandhopswalk.com

Sep 22. Museum Day Live! Guests will receive free

entry with a Museum Day Live! ticket that is available on the Smithsonian website at www.smithsonianmag.com/ museumday/. 9am-5pm. World of Little League Museum, South Williamsport. littleleague.org/world-of-little-league

Sep 22-23. Make Your Own Scarecrow Days.

Bring clothing to use for making a scarecrow. Hay for stuffing, burlap for heads, and a few crafts materials for decorating will be provided. Noon-6pm. Whistle Pig Pumpkin Patch, Noxen. www.whistlepigpumpkin.com

Sep 22. All Fired Up & Kickin’ Ash Barbecue Event. Categories will include turkey, pork, ribs, brisket,

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RIVERRATBREWTRAIL.COM Sep 22. Go Gold for Childhood Cancer Awareness Festival. Games and activities for children. Benefits local childhood cancer support groups.

10am-2pm. Mill Hall Volunteer Fire Company, Mill Hall.

570-419-4049, www.kiwanisofbenv.org

Bloomsburg Fairgrounds, Bloomsburg. www.bloomsburgfair.com

Sep 23. Exploring the Armor. Take a private history tour of the outside tracked vehicles, including a look inside the crew compartments. Seating is limited, and res. req.. 2pm. Adm. Begins in the museum theater, Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-466-6263, www.pamilmuseum.org

Sep 22. Lake Augusta Wine & Brew Festival.

Sep 23. Behind the Scenes at a Victorian House.

chicken wings, sides and desserts. 11:30am. Downtown Emporium. www.cameroncountychamber.org

Sep 22-29. Bloomsburg Fair.

Sample beers and wines from craft brewers and local wineries along the Susquehanna River and enjoy the sights and smells of fall, along with live entertainment.

1-5pm. Sunbury Amphitheater and Waterfront Park, Sunbury. 570-286-7768, www.sunburyrevitalization.org

Sep 22. Selinsgrove Market Street Festival.

Learn the ins and outs, the upstairs and the downstairs, of running a home for a wealthy Victorian family. Tickets required. French Azilum Historic Site, Towanda. 570265-3376, www.frenchazilum.com

Sep 26, Oct 31, Nov 28. Destination Blues Listening Room. Musicians, including solo artists and

Local artisans, crafts, civic groups, live entertainment, games and food. Parking available at Selinsgrove High School, with shuttle service available. 8:30am-4pm. Free adm. Selinsgrove. 570-898-4110, www.selinsgrove.net

small bands, will perform a range of tunes from blues, roots and Americana. Last Wednesday of the month.

Adm. The Exchange Gallery, Bloomsburg. 570-317-2596, www.exchangearts.org

Sep 22. Boulder Beast Trail Challenge. A 24-mile hike/run over the legendary boulder field on Bald Eagle Mountain. Sponsored by the PA Trail Dogs. 7am.

Castanea Fire Company Picnic Grounds, Lock Haven. www.hikerun.com, patraildogs@yahoo.com

Sep 27. Performance: Tony Danza: Standards & Stories. Television star Tony Danza will perform his

Sep 22. Clinton County Farm-City Festival. The

fun-filled day of activities will feature food, craft and informational vendors, competitions, hayrides and children’s events. Free. Clinton County Fairgrounds, Mill Hall. clintoncountyfairpa.com, clintoncountypa.com

favorite standards from the Great American Songbook, interweaving stories about his life to combine timeless music with his wit and charm. Adm. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com

Sep 28. Rally at the Rocks. Open trail riding, a guided night ride, music, games, and prizes. Rock Run Recreation Area, Patton. www.rockrunrecreation.com whereandwhen.com / 2018 W&W fall / 21 /

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food vendors, live entertainment, car show, children’s activities and more. Town square, Marienville. 814-9276607, www.marienvilleareacivicassociation.com

Sep 28-30. Murder Mystery Cruise. Interactive

entertainment will highlight this cruise that includes either a dinner or brunch buffet. Adm. Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat, Susquehanna State Park, Williamsport. 570-326-2500, www.ridehiawatha.com

Sep 29. Fall Festival Flickerwood. Wine, music, crafts, prizes, and discounts. Flickerwood Wine Cellars and Lounge, Kane. 814-837-7566, www.flickerwood.com / 22 /

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814-772-7657 www.TowersInn.com Sep 29-30. Endless Mountains Quilt Guild Quilt Show. View 300 quilts made by guild members and

enjoy a vintage sewing exhibit, quilt rooms, a used book sale, basket giveaway drawings, vendors and lunch.

Cathie Wiggs will present the Storytime Trunk Show Mail Order Bride, as well. 10am-4pm. Adm. Lynch-Bustin Elementary School, Athens. http://emqg.org

Sep 29. Moon Dance. Live music by Second Act, a pig roast, desserts, and other refreshments. 4-10pm.

Adm. Westline Historic Dance Hall, Westline. 814-7785627, www.facebook.com/KinzuaValleyTrailClub

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Sep 29. Pumpkin Fest. Live music, food, hay wagon

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Sep 29. Scarecrows & More. Vendors, speakers, music, and scarecrows in and around the village. 11am4pm. Eagles Mere Village, Eagles Mere. 570-220-4581, www.eaglesmerepa.org

Sep 29-30. McConnells Mill Heritage Festival.

rides, pony rides, bounce house, children’s activities, Pitt Bradford Kid’s Zone, and more than 50 craft vendors.

Noon-5pm. Downtown Bradford. www.facebook.com/ Pumpkin-Fest-123768797797038/

Sep 29-30. Fall Festival & PumpkinTown.

Harvest-time activities. Noon-5pm. Adm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570-434-2303, oldmillvillage.org / 24 /

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60-mile ride, a roast beef dinner with all the trimmings, and a silent auction. Coffee and doughnuts will be available before the ride. 9am. Adm. Lake Carey Volunteer Fire Company, Tunkhannock. 570-836-2355, www.lakecareyvfc.com

History will come alive at the 26th annual festival, which celebrates the operational life of the historic gristmill from 1852 to 1928. Kildoo picnic area and the gristmill, McConnells Mill State Park, Portersville. http://www. dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/mcconnellsmill/

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Sep 29-Oct 7. Autumn Leaf Festival. Events and

entertainment at the internationally award-winning festival will include carnival rides, amusements, the Miss Junior Teen and Miss Teen ALF Scholarship Program, the Autorama Cruise-In, a Tournament of Leaves Parade, an antique tractor show, cultural nights, a farmer’s and crafter’s show and more. Downtown Clarion. 814-2269161, www.clarionpa.com

Sep 29-30. 20th Anniversary Fall Festival. Craft

vendors, food, entertainment, sales and more. Evergreen Cabins, Cooksburg. 800-561-6463, evergreencabins.com

Sep 29. Shade Mountain Vintage Snowmobile Show & Swap. VSnowmobile parts and accessories,

and a vintage sled contest and a free snowmobile safety certification class for youths ages 10 to 16. 9am-3pm.

Star Hollow Candle Company, Middleburg. 570-8373850, www.facebook.com/events/1003079689813593/

Sep 30. From Apples to Cider. Bring up to one

bushel of apples and an empty jug, and help Dana Woods and Jerry Sibley run the apples through the presses. Watch cider being pressed and enjoy a taste.

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WWW.PIONEERCAMPGROUND.COM Sep 30. Eagleton Trail Challenge. Part of the 2018 Trail Runner Trophy Series and the 2018 Rocksylvania Trail Series. Family- and spectator-friendly. Sons of Italy Campground, Mill Hall. www.runemctc.org Sep 30. Two-Wheeled Tour of Salt Springs Park. An easy to moderate ride, depending on partici-

pants’ skill levels, through the park and the Friends’ land.

1-4pm. Adm by donation. Salt Springs State Park, Franklin Forks. 5www.friendsofsaltspringspark.org

Sep 30. Harvest Days Celebration. Local artisans, a pig roast, live entertainment and family fun. The Station Gallery, Lock Haven. www.stationgalleryccac.org

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Oct 4-7. Covered Bridge and Arts Festival.

Featuring something for everyone, with more than 380 craft vendors and 38 food vendors. Free parking and adm. Knoebels Amusement Resort, Elysburg. 800-4874386, www.knoebels.com, .itourcolumbiamontour.com

Oct 5-Nov 10. Exhibit: Arthaus Projects: Notes From the Underground. Arthaus Projects, Williamsport. 570-435-7080, www.arthausprojects.com

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Oct 5. Columbus Day Weekend Retreat. Enjoy

three nights in a suite, breakfast each morning, and a fall harvest dinner on Sunday night with live music and dancing to follow. Gateway Lodge, Cooksburg. 814-7448017, www.gatewaylodge.com

Oct 5-6. Oktoberfest. Celebrate Mifflinburg’s

German heritage with fun for the whole family, including German bands and dancers, imported German beer, local German-style wines, traditional Oktoberfest food, carriage rides and marionette shows. VFW Fairgrounds, Mifflinburg. oktoberfest.mifflinburgpa.com

Oct 5-7. Buffalo Valley Antique Machinery Association Fall Show. Antique tractors, antique gas

engines, antique cars and demonstrations of antique farm machinery. Delta Place Road, Lewisburg. 570-5382741

Oct 5. Barn Dance. Enjoy an evening of square danc-

ing and line dancing featuring The McNett Country Band. Food and beverages will be available. Proceeds will benefit the Clinton County Historical Society. 6-10pm.

1900 Red Barn, Lock Haven. 570-748-7254, www.clintonpahistory.org

Oct 6-7. Antique & Collectible Show & Sale.

Vendors from across the US will sell furniture, glass, coins, books, toys, clothing, and collectibles. The museum sawmill will be operating, and birch still and blacksmith demonstrations will be presented. Adm includes access to all museum exhibits and attractions.

Pennsylvania Lumber Museum, Galeton. 814-435-2652, www.lumbermuseum.org

Oct 6-7. Pumpkin Festival. Formerly known as the

Fall Fling, the event will feature crafts such as woodwork, metal art, stained glass, basketry, pottery, furniture, jewelry, clothing and more. Children’s activities, entertainment, and food will be available, as well as beer and wine tasting. Adm by donation. Free parking.

Canton Fireman’s Fairgrounds, Canton. 570-244-8706

Oct 6-7. 29th Annual PA Apple & Cheese Festival. Crafts, exhibitions, food, wine tasting and

daily entertainment. 10am-6pm. Adm. Manley-Bohlayer Farm, Canton. 570-673-8144, paappleandcheese.com

Oct 6. Dushore Oktoberfest. Featuring a live polka

band, a cornhole tournament, a scarecrow decorating contest, wineries, breweries, street vendors, hay wagon rides, a beard and mustache contest, and food. 12-6pm.

Downtown Dushore. 570-721-0239, www.dushore.com

Oct 6-7. Elk Mountain Fall Festival. Elk Mountain

Ski Resort, Union Dale. 570-679-4400, www.elkskier.com

Oct 6. Farm-to-Table Sunset Dinner. Dine in the greenhouse with produce, herbs, and flowers growing all around. Enjoy freshly harvested fare from local farms prepared by a guest chef. Enjoy the views and the sunset from under the pergola. 6:30pm. Adm. Hails Family Farm, Lopez. 570-721-1145, www.hailsfamilyfarm.com / 26 /

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Oct 6. Hometown Fall Fest. The town will be filled with quilt displays, scarecrows, art, entertainment, and outdoor food samplings. 10am-5pm. Downtown Tunkhannock. www.tunkhannockbusiness.com

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open studio tours of more than 25 artists throughout Susquehanna County. Artists will demonstrate their craft on Oct. 8. Brochure and map are available at www. artiststour.com. 10am-6pm. Throughout Susquehanna County. 570-278-2332

wineries, complimentary appetizers, live acoustic music and more. Gobbler’s Knob, Punxsutawney. 814-618-5591, www.groundhog.org

Oct 6-7. Tour De Forest Fall Ride. An ATV leisure

ride through the scenic Allegheny National Forest on designated forest roads and trails that are not usually open to ATV traffic. Featuring a low difficulty level, the ride is appropriate for people of all ages and experience levels. Benefits the Marienville Volunteer Fire Department. Route will open at 8am. Marienville. 814227-9503, www.marienville-fire.com

Oct 6. Knoebel Lumber 5K Race. A moderately

hilly route of mixed gravel and asphalt. Race T-shirt to those who register early, with prizes awarded to top finishers. Registration from 6:30-7:45am. Race to begin at 8:30am. Knoebels Amusement Resort, Elysburg. 570672-2572, 800-487-4386, www.knoebels.com

Oct 6-7. Heritage Days. Enjoy two full days of

Colonial foods, demonstrations, period-costumed crafters, tradespeople and lectures about the lives of the early settlers in the Warrior Run area. 9:30am-5pm. Fort Freeland-Hower Slote House, Turbotville. 570-538-1756, www.freelandfarm.org

Oct 6. Bi-Planes, Trains & Automobiles. The

Eagles Mere Air and Car Museums will feature bi-planes and cars, and trains will be featured at the Eagles Mere Museum in the village. 10am-4pm. Eagles Mere Village Green, Eagles Mere. www.visithistoriceaglesmere.com

Oct 6-7. Aaronsburg Dutch Fall Festival.

Aaronsburg. www.AaronsburgCC.org

Oct 6-7. Warrior Run/Fort Freeland Heritage Days. Two days of colonial foods, demonstrations,

crafts and lectures to highlight the lives of the area’s early settlers. Colonial history will be demonstrated by 300 costumed crafters, tradespeople and instructors, and there will be encampments, hearth cooking, music, storytellers, children’s games and wagon rides. 9:30am5pm. Behind the Warrior Run High School and at Warrior Run Church, Turbotville. www.freelandfarm.org

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Oct 7. Fall Barbecue. Meal includes a half-chicken,

baked beans, macaroni salad, a roll, a dessert, and a beverage. 11am-1pm. Adm. Thompson Hose Company, Thompson. 570-727-2431, www.thompsonhoseco.com

Oct 7. Cook Forest Photo Walk. Join local nature

photographer Kevin Kaltenbaugh for a walk through the woods to learn how to capture that perfect shot through the eye of the lens. 8am. Gateway Lodge, Cooksburg. 814-744-8017, www.gatewaylodge.com

Oct 7. Green Monster Challenge. A trail challenge designed for both runners and hikers, showcasing the mountains of Tioga State Forest. 25k: 4,000-ft. total ascent. 50k: 8,000-ft. total ascent, Post-race lunch included, entertainment, finisher medals, race day tees and more. www.GM50k.com Oct 7. Annual Cider Pressing & Tasting. Sample

fresh cider and wine, check out the antique museum, turn the crank on the old cider press and enjoy live music by Nick Forsyth. Oktoberfest foods and cider will be available. Noon. Laurel Mountain Vineyard, Falls Creek. 814-371-7022, www.laurelwines.com

Oct 7. Belles Springs Charity Golf Tournament.

Benefits the Mark the Shark Toy Drive and the In Your Shoes program. Belles Springs Golf Course, Mill Hall.

570-726-4222, www.bellessprings.com

Oct 10. Oktoberfest. 5-7pm. Sayre Historical Society

Museum, Sayre. 570-882-8221, www.sayrehistoricalsociety.org

Oct 11. Performance: Cristina Pato. A master of

Oct 12-28. Knoebels Hallo-Fun. The park will trans-

form into a spooktacular place where visitors can enjoy treats, games, attractions and rides, along with gentle haunts, scary attractions and more to suit people of all ages. Special treat stops will be set up for children under age 12 who are in costume. Weekends. Knoebels Amusement Resort, Elysburg. 570-672-2572, 800-4874386, www.knoebels.com

Oct 12-Nov 3. Exhibit: Invitational Artist Series Exhibit: Watercolor Artist Perry Winkler.

Winkler is a renowned regional artist and art instructor.

Opening reception on Oct. 12 from 6-9pm. Sponsored by the Clinton County Arts Council. The Station Gallery, Lock Haven. 570-748-0949, www.stationgalleryccac.org

Oct 12-14. Pennsylvania State Flaming Foliage Festival. The 70th annual event will celebrate nature’s

beautiful colors and views, with highlights including a food and craft show featuring more than 100 vendors, a parade at 1:45pm on Saturday and the crowning of a Flaming Foliage Queen on Sunday afternoon. Renovo.

570-923-2411, www.pastateflamingfoliagefestival.com

Oct 12-14. Johnny Appleseed Festival. Food,

crafts, music and a professional lumberjack competition. Sheffield. www.johnnyappleseedfest.net

Oct 12-14. Tioga County Early Days. Old farm equipment, machinery and household goods from the 1800s and early 1900s. Tioga County Fairgrounds, Wellsboro. www.tiogacountyearlydays.com

Oct 13. SuperKwik Challenge Half-Marathon.

9am. Warren YMCA, Warren. 814-726-0110

the Galician bagpipes, or gaita, and a classical pianist, Pato has performed on major stages around the world.

7:30-9pm. Adm. Weis Center for the Performing Arts, Lewisburg. www.bucknell.edu/WeisCenter

Oct 13. Apple Butter Days. 10am-2pm. Hilltop Pavilion and Nature Center, Mount Pisgah State Park, Troy. www.dcnr.state.pa.us

Oct 12-26. Performance: Beyond.

Oct 13. 5K Pumpkin Race & Fall Festival. More

Pittsburgh. 412-471-6070, www.trustarts.org

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Oct 12-13. Fancy Fair. Shop for quality glassware,

fine art, textile arts, and giftware. Lunch will be available; reservations are requested. 9am-5pm. Oldest House, Laceyville. 570-869-1679

Oct 12-14. Berwick Riverfest. Free concerts each night, three free Marvelous Mutts shows daily and more than 100 food and craft vendors. Free adm and parking.

Riverfront Park - Test Track, Berwick. 570-752-2723, www.berwickborough.org Oct 12-13. Historic Ghost Walks of PA. The can-

dlelight tour of the village will include tales of ghosts and hauntings from around the state. Cider, hot chocolate, and doughnuts will be available at the end of the tour.

7-9pm. Adm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570434-3353, www.oldmillvillage.org

than 100 artisans will feature works of various kinds, including ceramics, fiber, wood, jewelry, and photography. The Car, Truck, and Motorcycle Show will be held at the Third Street parking lot, with registration from 10am-noon. The 5K run and walk will start at 8:30am, with registration from 7-8am at Riverwalk Amphitheatre by the Market Street Bridge. Downtown Clearfield. 814765-6000, www.discoverclearfield.com

Oct 13. Fall Festival & Pumpkin Float. Features

many historical skills and activities, such as apple cidering, pumpkin carving, and leaf crafts, as well as vendors showcasing their wares. Parker Dam State Park, Penfield.

814-765-0630, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/parkerdam/

Oct 13-14. Apple Butter Festival. Featuring crafts, food, entertainment, and apple butter, including the opportunity to watch the sweet treat being made.

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hills and through dense forest, followed by a barbecue chicken lunch, awards, and door prizes. Adm. Yarnick’s Farm, Indiana. 814-598-7082, www.yarnicksfarm.com, www.marillatrailrace.com

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A tribute to American heritage and veterans from wars past and present. 10am-5pm. Endless Mountains War Memorial Museum, Sonestown. 570-482-2610, www. facebook.com/EndlessMountainsWarMemorialMuseum

Oct 13. Tunkhannock Rotary Harvest & Wine Festival. Featuring Pennsylvania wineries, food with a

harvest theme, and vendors with locally produced items. Tickets available in advance only. Age 21 and up.

Rain or shine. 11am-5pm. Adm. Lazy Brook Park, Tunkhannock. www.tunkhannockrotary.org

Oct 13-14. Endless Mountains Amateur Radio Club PA QSO Party. Attendees may set up a tempo-

rary radio station and attempt to contact other Pennsylvanian amateur radio operators in as many other counties as possible. Wyoming County Emergency Services Building, Tunkhannock. 570-836-5030

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Oct 13-14. Fall Festival & Lumberjack Chainsaw Carving Competition. A full weekend of family fall

fun, including the lumberjack competition and a Mid Atlantic National Chainsaw Carving Competition. 9am5pm. Adm. Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570482-4088, www.sullivancountypachamber.com

Oct 13. Wine Tasting Workshop. The knowledge-

able staff will teach the basics of how to get the most from one’s wine while having fun. Wine and food pairings will be included. Sessions at 1, 2 and 3pm. Adm includes wineglass. Reservations appreciated. Deer Creek Winery, Shippenville. www.deercreekwine.com whereandwhen.com / 2018 W&W fall / 29 /

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Oct 13-14. Pumpkin Festival. Vendors, entertainment, demonstrations, free hayrides, views of fall leaves at their peak and a pumpkin patch where children can pick out a pumpkin. Free adm and parking. Ol’ Country Barn, Benton. 570-925-6295, www.oldcountrybarn. blogspot.com Oct 13-14. Eagle Arms Gun Show. A total of 500 tables of guns, ammunition, knives, military surplus and antiques. Adm. Bloomsburg Fairgrounds, Bloomsburg.

570-784-4949, www.bloomsburgfair.com Oct 13-14. Harvest Festival. Grape stomping in the

handmade vat, the Vintner’s Pig Roast, bean soup, a live exhibit from T&D’s Cats of the World, novelty wine beverages and live entertainment on Saturday, with tours of the facility and carriage rides through the vineyard on Sunday. Shade Mountain Winery, Middleburg. 570-8373644, www.shademountainwinery.com

Oct 14. Art at the Museum. In collaboration with Wistart Studio, the museum will host a do-it-yourself painting party. Reservations are required before Oct. 2.

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An essential part of Foxburg fall, the event will feature artisans and crafters, children’s activities, vendors, a Chinese auction, music and food. 11am. Foxburg. 814659-5701, www.gofoxburg.com

Oct 14. Performance: Les Violons du Roy With Anthony Roth Costanzo, Countertenor. The

group has a core membership of 15 players and specializes in music for chamber orchestra from various eras.

It will perform works by G.F. Handel and Philip Glass.

2-3:30pm. Adm. Weis Center for the Performing Arts, Lewisburg.

570-577-1000, www.bucknell.edu/ WeisCenter

Oct 14. UnPAved of the Susquehanna River Valley. The 120-mile gravel road adventure ride will

travel through the hills and valleys of central Pennsylvania during peak foliage season, with 10,000 feet of climbing.

There will also be 90- and 30-mile versions. Start on Buffalo Valley Rail Trail, Lewisburg. www.unpavedpennsylvania.com

Oct 17-21. Performance: Mrs. Krishnan’s Party.

Trust Arts Education Center, Pittsburgh. 412-471-6070, www.trustarts.org

Oct 18. Performance: Music of World War I. The

Bent Brass Band performs tunes from the WWI era.

7-11pm. Adm. McKean County Court House, Smethport.

814-887-5142, www.mchsmuseum.org

Oct 18-20. Fall Expo & Swap Meet. The event will bring together engine exhibitors and enthusiasts for three days of engine runs, technical discussions and swapping and shopping. Featuring many exhibitors on the 25-acre grounds, as well as a flea market and food.

Museum engines will be operating. 7am. Coolspring Power Museum, Coolspring. 814-849-6883, www.coolspringpowermuseum.org

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signs to area farms and small businesses. Silvara, West Auburn, Auburn Center and South Auburn. 570-8334592, www.facebook.com/pumpkintrail

Oct 19-21. Tiadaghton Quilt Guild’s Quilt Show.

An enjoyable event for those who make or appreciate quilts. Including vendors, food, and quilts for sale. Field House, Pennsylvania College of Technology, Williamsport. 570-279-1767

Oct 19-20. Historic Ghost Walks of PA. Enjoy a

candlelight tour of the village with tales of ghosts and hauntings from around the state. Cider, hot chocolate, and doughnuts will be available after the tour. 7-9pm.

Adm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570-4343353, www.oldmillvillage.org

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Oct 20. Savor the Susquehanna. A set of campaign kickoff and wine tasting events from 5-7pm and 7:30-9:30pm. Grovedale Winery, Wyalusing. whereandwhen.com / 2018 W&W fall / 31 /

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Oct 20. Haunted Hiawatha Cruise. Two hours

Oct 20. East Brady Arts Fest. Talented local artists,

cruising the Susquehanna River with a disc jockey, a costume contest, and special beverages. Must be 21 or older with ID. Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat, Susquehanna State Park, Williamsport. 570-326-2500, www.ridehiawatha.com

Oct 20. Mummers’ Parade. The annual parade will begin on West Central Avenue and travel west to Clark Street and north to West Southern Avenue, and end on George Street. Downtown South Williamsport. 570-3220743

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along with food trucks, wineries and breweries. East Brady.

Oct 20-21. Halloween Costume Contest. Entrants

age 12 and younger may appear in costume and have their photo taken for the costume contest and receive free admission to the museum. 9am-5pm. World of Little League Museum, South Williamsport. 570-3263607, www.littleleague.org/world-of-little-league

Oct 20. Sinnemahone Ultra Marathon. 50K and 25K races, along with a 12K distance. 7:30am. Downtown Emporium. http://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=57004

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Oct 20. Camp Lavigne Wine Festival. Sample

goods from the area’s finest wineries and breweries, enjoy live music by local musicians, view work by local artists and visit crafters and food vendors. Proceeds will benefit Camp Lavigne. 11am-4pm. Camp Lavigne, Benton. www.localwineevents.com

Oct 20. Brews in the Barn Beer Festival & Chili Cook-Off. Enjoy samples of local and national beers,

plus home brewers, and participate in the chili contest.

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Oct 25-28. Hooskow Chainsaw Carvers’ Festival. More than 40 chainsaw carvers in action with live demonstrations, a carvers’ pit and scheduled speed carves. Carvings will be for sale, and there will be an auction at 2pm on Saturday. Food and door prizes will be offered. 9am-9pm. Free adm and parking. Restless Oaks Restaurant, McElhattan. 570-660-6373

Oct 26. Great Pumpkin Express. The Williamsport

Lycoming Chamber of Commerce will host a one-hour excursion to the airport in Montoursville and back on the Lycoming Valley Railroad. 6 and 8pm. Adm. Behind Burger King, Williamsport. www.vacationpa.com

Oct 26-27. Bilger’s Rocks Haunted Hayride. A Oct 20-21. Christmas in the Barns. A craft show

extravaganza featuring craft vendors situated throughout the livestock barns, along with Santa’s hut, giveaway drawings, door prizes, food and more. Sponsored by the Clinton County Fair Association. 9am-4pm. Free adm and parking. Clinton County Fairgrounds, Mill Hall. 570660-1231, 570-295-8887, www.clintoncountyfairpa.com

Oct 21. Fall Fling. More than 40 vendors. Rain or shine. 11am-4pm. Comfort Inn and Suites, Sayre. 570888-1100

haunted hayride, a bonfire, and more. Adm. Bilger’s Rocks, Grampian. , www.bilgersrocks.net

Oct 26-28. Wine & Dine Weekend. Indulge in fine

foods and wines of the season while enjoying a stay in a suite, breakfasts and a five-course dinner with live music. Gateway Lodge, Cooksburg. 814-744-8017, www. gatewaylodge.com

Oct 27. Halloween Parade. 5pm. Canton. www.cantonareachamberofcommerce.com

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Oct 27-28. Fall Foliage Train Excursions. A leisurely train ride to one of two destinations. The noon excursion travels to Muncy, and the 3pm ride travels to Jersey Shore. Adm. Behind Burger King, Williamsport.

570-327-7700, www.vacationpa.com Oct 27. Halloween Fest. The event will feature

pumpkin carving, a pinata, ghost stories, and a haunted house. Members will receive a discount. 4pm. Salt Springs State Park, Franklin Forks. 570-967-7275, www. friendsofsaltspringspark.org

Oct 27. Halloween Trick-or-Treat Night.

Attendees may enjoy pumpkin decorating, games, and trick-or-treating for those in costume. 6-8pm. Adm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570-434-3353, www. oldmillvillage.org

Oct 27. Schoolhouse Paranormal Encounter.

Attendees may bring paranormal investigation equipment to the Grove School. Reservations required. Age 16 and up only. 9-11pm. Adm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570-434-3353, www.oldmillvillage.org

Oct 27-28. Halloween Costume Contest. Entrants

age 12 and under may appear in costume to have their photo taken for the contest and receive free admission to the museum. World of Little League Museum, South Williamsport. 570-326-3607, www.littleleague.org/worldof-little-league

Oct 27. Performance: The Hoovs. Enjoy brews and music. 8-10pm. Free adm. Rock God Brewing, Danville.

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Northumberland County Historical Society, Sunbury. www.northumberlandcountyhistoricalsociety.org Oct 27. Wicked Wine Festival. A fun afternoon of wine sampling from several wineries. Also featuring food, vendors, a basket giveaway drawing and music.

Costumes will be optional. Sponsored by the Wicked Wine Ladies, with proceeds benefiting a nonprofit organization. Noon-5pm. Adm. Castanea Fire Company Picnic Grounds, Lock Haven. 570-660-4555, 570-6605872 Oct 27-28. Durty Dabbers Mototrials. A modern motorcycle trials event sponsored by the Durty Dabbers Motorcycle Club. 11am. McElhattan. 570-726-6389, www. durtydabbers.com Oct 31. Trunk-or-Treat. Those interested in participating may call. 6-8pm. Thompson Hose Company, Thompson. 570-442-1107, www.thompsonhoseco.com Oct 31-Nov 4. Performance: The Importance of Being Earnest. The BU Players will present the cha-

otic story of two clever bachelors who create double lives, resulting in mistaken identity. The charming farce, a satire of Victorian life, is often regarded as Oscar Wilde’s most beloved play. Adm. Alvina Krause Theatre, Bloomsburg. 570-784-8181, www.bte.org, bloomu.edu

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Nov 1-Dec 31. Weekday in the Wilds. Package

singer, songwriter and musician has played alongside stars such as Johnny Cash and Lester Flatt. 7:30-9pm.

Adm. Weis Center for the Performing Arts, Lewisburg.

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Nov 1-10. Exhibit: Arthaus Projects: Notes From the Underground. Featuring a group exhibi-

Nov 2. Lewisburg Stroll Through the Arts. Both

includes three nights in a suite, breakfast each morning, and afternoon tea daily. Adm. Gateway Lodge, Cooksburg. 814-744-8017, www.gatewaylodge.com

tion curated by international artist Johnny Romeo, the works examine the relationships between artists and their community. Arthaus Projects, Williamsport. 570435-7080, www.arthausprojects.com

Nov 1-3. Sligo Home for the Holidays. Arts, gifts

and handcrafted items will be offered at Sligo Rec Center and participating homes and businesses with a green shamrock sign. 10am. Sligo. 814-745-2074

Nov 1. Artrageous! A troupe of misfits who originally focused on children’s entertainment, street theater, and bunraku puppetry, the artists decided to go back to the roots of arts, creativity, community, and inspiration.

Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 800-432-9382, 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com

the visual and the performing arts will take center stage in the historic downtown, with more than 30 artists displaying their works in shops, studios and galleries along five blocks of downtown Market Street at 6pm.

Dance to the Music will wrap up the evening from 9pmmidnight. Downtown Lewisburg. www.lewisburgartscouncil.com

Nov 2-11. North Branch Artisans Tour. The sea-

sonal, self-guided driving tour will feature various stops.

North Branch of the Susquehanna River. 570-301-4922, www.northbrancharttrail.com Nov 2-4. Gingerbread Tour. Visit stores decked out for Christmas and enjoy door prizes, refreshments, shopping and treasures by local artisans and crafters.

10am. Along the 20-mile corridor from Brookville to Leeper. 814-744-8300, www.gingerbreadtour.com

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The Endless Mountains are Calling

BY RICK HIDUK

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The Marie Antoinette Overlook at French Azilum Historic Site

he Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania Ttopography boasts enough change in elevation and to provide the classic inter-

pretation of the four seasons. Yet there is no time better than the fall to visit Bradford, Sullivan, Susquehanna and Wyoming counties. As students return to school and Friday night football games resume as the traditional form of small-town entertainment, Mother Nature characteristically

pulls back the reins on the summer sun to force the foliage to explode with shades of yellow, orange and red that awe the senses.

At the same time, almost every little village plans an outdoor event to celebrate the harvest season and invite people near and far to linger outdoors just a little longer to appreciate what the region has to offer. Options range from festivals that

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Spectators are captivated by the fire-eater at the Pennsylvania Apple and Cheese Festival.

Resort in Tunkhannock. Guests can enjoy live music, games and tastings from local restaurants while getting to know the civic and business leaders of Wyoming County.

There are discounts for tickets purchased in advance at www.wyccc.com or 570836-7755.

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on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 29 and 30.

Visitors to Bradford County in September can stop at the Bradford County Historical Society Museum in Towanda on Friday, Sept. 21, to take in a presentation on the lumbering history of northeastern Pennsylvania. Reservations are required by calling 570-265-2240. Quilt lovers can get in on one of the earlier quilting events of the season at the Endless Mountains Quilt Guild Show, which will be held at Lynch Bustin Elementary School in Athens on Saturday, Sept. 29.

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Quilts on display at the Endless Mountains Quilt Guild Show.

On Thursday, Sept. 27, the Wyoming County Chamber of Commerce Fallfest Mixer will be held at Shadowbrook Inn &

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The options become especially plentiful in October, when the calendar is bulging with events. In addition to the activities, says Robyn Chamberlain, director of the Bradford County Tourism Promotion Agency, “What we have seen, historically, is that people will come from great distances to see the landscape and fall foliage.” Chamberlain encourages visitors to look at www.visitbradfordcounty.com for destinations that lend themselves to bikArtists in Susquehanna County open their ing, hiking and photography. doors and demonstrate how their works From its origins as one of the largest are created during the Annual Artists’ Open quilt festivals in northeast Pennsylvania, House Weekend.

Hometown Fall Fest in Tunkhannock has grown to include seasonal food, fall decoGrowing in popularity during each of rations, arts and live music. Activities will be conducted throughout the Wyoming its three decades, the Pennsylvania Apple County seat on Saturday, Oct. 6, from and Cheese Festival in Canton, Bradford 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, County, will take place on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 6 and 7, at the historic Mancheck out TunkhannockBusiness.com.

Meanwhile, just to the north in ley-Bohlayer Farm on East Canton Cross Susquehanna County, art lovers are in- Roads. The event will feature live music, vited to embark on self-guided tours a fine art and photography competition, of art galleries and private studios from apple pie and cheesecake contest, chainSaturday through Monday, Oct. 6 to 8. saw carving and wood turning, a roaming The annual Artists' Open House Week- clown, Zoo Mobile, and 40 palate-pleasing vendors. end will provide opportunities to observe art being created and chat with the artisans. Monday is demonstration day. Visit www.

ArtistsTour.com and follow Artists’ Open House Weekend Tour on Facebook for more details. Swing through New Milford for Civil War Living History Weekend at Old Mill Village on Oct. 6 and 7. Battle re-enactments will be conducted each day, and you can sit in on a history lesson in the one-room Photo by Endless Mountains Visitors Bureau school house.

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Events at Old Mill Village in New Milford run through December, but October is a particularly busy time “The food has diversified as we have of the year with the Civil War Living Hisadded craft beers, as well as hard citory event on Oct. 6 and 7 followed by der vendors,” food chairperson Angie annual Halloween activities in the village.

Schoonover noted. Regardless of new Historic Ghost Walk Tours on Fridays additions to the menu, “the old favorites and Saturdays, Oct. 12 and 13 and Oct. are still there to please everyone,” she 19 and 20. A child-friendly Trick or Treat maintained, noting that the venerable Night is slated for Saturday, Oct. 27, from favorite is apple dumplings served up 6 to 8 p.m. Reservations are required by by members of the East Canton United calling 570-434-3353 or visiting oldmillvilMethodist Church. The farm includes a lage.org. historic village where a resiFall doesn’t end with dent blacksmith works and Halloween, and neither apples are pressed by hand. does the fun in the End“It’s hard to beat the ambi“What we have less Mountains. Daily ance,” said Schoonover. Visit seen, historically, through Thursday, Nov. www.PAAppleCheese.com is that people will 1, children of all ages are for more information. invited to explore and use Two events in Sullivan come from great their imaginations in the County the same weekend distances to see Clifford Children’s Garden are close enough to take in in Clifford. The one-acre, as a day trip or an overnight the landscape and fenced area highlights eras stay. The Dushore Area Busifall foliage.” of local history with handsness Association will conduct on activities, including a Oktoberfest in its quaint dinosaur nest, coal mine downtown area on Oct. 6, and Bi-Planes, shaft, blue stone maze, Native American Trains and Automobiles will take place at village, and pioneer homestead. Visit the Eagles Mere Air Museum on Oct. 6 www.cliffordtownshiphistoricalsociety.org and 7. Look for more information at dushfor more information. ore.com and eaglesmereairmuseum.org.

Art will return to the spotlight when One of the biggest events of the fall the Kitson Arts Alliance hosts the North in the Endless Mountains is the Sullivan Branch Artisans Tour from Friday, Nov. County Fall Festival, set to be held at the 2, to Sunday, Nov. 11. Held primarily in Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville, Bradford and Wyoming counties, the selfon Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 13 and 14. guided tour will highlight businesses and The two-day festival will include the Midartisans in towns and villages along the Atlantic Chainsaw Carving Competition, North Branch Susquehanna River. Visit lumberjack and blacksmithing demonstrawww.northbrancharttrail.com or request a tions, a juried art show with awards, a quilt digital brochure from dantompkins570@ exhibit, crafts, children’s activities, regiongmail.com.

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Nov 3. Performance: Celtic Martins. The East

Nov 23-24. Holiday Open House. Complimentary

Nov 4. Heritage Day. Re-enactor Ronald Blatchley will bring chemistry to life, and guides in 18th-century garb will welcome visitors at the home of renowned chemist, theologian and educator Joseph Priestley.

Chemistry demonstrations at 1:30 and 3:30pm. Joseph Priestley House Museum, Northumberland. 570-4739474, www.josephpriestleyhouse.org

Nov 24. Home for the Holidays. Unique vendors,

Coast Celtic family band will perform. 2pm. Adm. St. Basil’s Hall, Dushore. 570-245-5694, sullivanpaarts.org

Nov 4. Kettle Creek Trail Challenge. A 5K and 10K event along the Kettle Creek Day Loop Trail. Proceeds will benefit the Community Nursing Service of Clinton County’s Charity Care Program. Rain or shine. 9am.

Kettle Creek State Park, Renovo. 570-748-8511, http:// dcnr.state.pa.us/findapark/kettlecreek, ultrasignup.com Nov 8-10. Home for the Holidays. Local merchants and organizations sponsor the event, which kicks off the holiday season in the small town. Downtown Curwensville. 814-236-8328, curwensvillemerchants.com Nov 11. Armistice Day Tribute & Remembrance of The Great War. A salute and remembrance of

World War I and those who served. 10am-5pm. Endless Mountains War Memorial Museum, Sonestown. www. facebook.com/EndlessMountainsWarMemorialMuseum

Nov 16-18. Victorian Christmas. The 20th annual event will focus on the theme of The Spirit of Downtown Williamsport - Past, Present, and Future and will include tours of homes, churches, and museums, plus a growers market, an artisan market, children’s activities, and music. Williamsport Historic District, Williamsport. 570419-2482, https://victorianchristmaspa.wordpress.com Nov 16-18. Holiday Open House. Discounts, giv-

aways, games, home-baked goodies, live entertainment and more. 10am-5pm. Apple Wagon Antique Mall, Russell Hill, Tunkhannock. 570-836-8713, www.facebook. com/applewagon.antiquemall.5

Nov 16-18. Once Upon a Christmas. Crafters, art-

ists, artisans, businesses and service organizations will hold the pre-holiday open house activities to promote their talents and services. 10am. Downtown Knox. 814764-6195, www.knoxpa.com

Nov 16. Rockin’ Toy Party. An evening of live entertainment featuring several local bands, along with a cash bar, prizes and giveaways. Proceeds will benefit the 25th annual Mark the Shark Toy Drive for local children. 7pm.

Adm. Haywood’s on the Green, Mill Hall. 570-748-4038 Nov 17-18. Will Huffman Toy Train Expo.

Celebrate the magic and nostalgia of toy trains with dozens of working train layouts of all scales and sizes, locomotive races, a visit from Santa, and more. Park Place, Williamsport. www.toytrainexpo.org

wine punch and holiday cookies and moreFlickerwood Wine Cellars and Lounge, Kane. www.flickerwood.com

activities, music and holiday fun. 11am-3pm. Eagles Mere Village, Eagles Mere. www.eaglesmerepa.org

Nov 24. Mistletoe Madness. Craft booths, artisans,

wine tasting, music, refreshments, a holiday photo booth, food vendors and specials at local shops. 9am.

Downtown Punxsutawney. www.punxsutawney.com

Nov 24. Home for the Holidays Parade & Light Up Night. A magical nighttime parade welcoming Santa to town followed by the lighting of the Christmas tree and the Circle of Trees in Barclay Square. Parade at 6pm, fireworks at approximately 7pm and Light Up Night at about 7:15pm. Punxsutawney. punxsutawney.com

Nov 30. Brighten the Night. Start at the Parkside Community Center with crafts and activities for children, beginning just before 6pm. Everyone will make their way to City Park to watch the lighting of the Christmas tree.

DuBois City Park, DuBois. duboispachamber.com Nov 30-Dec 2. Christmas in Montrose. A festival that captures the joy of the holiday season. There will be free events and vendors. Montrose. 570-278-1174, www. christmasinmontrose.com Nov 30-Dec 2. Christmas Tea. A celebration of the Advent and Christmas season. Attendees may view the decorations and holiday themes and enjoy cookies and mulled cider. Oldest House, Laceyville. 570-869-1679

Nov 30-Dec 1. Festival of Trees. Enjoy the sounds

of the season while shopping the craft vendors, who will be selling homemade crafts and Christmas gifts. 10am.

Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg.

814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org

Nov 30. Performance: Soweto Gospel Choir.

The two-time Grammy Award-winning South African gospel group will present Songs of the Free, which celebrates the centenary of the birth of Nelson Mandela and features six of South Africa’s 11 official languages.

7:30-9pm. Adm. Weis Center for the Performing Arts, Lewisburg. www.bucknell.edu/WeisCenter

Nov 30-Dec 1. Haven Holidays. The holiday season

will begin with the annual tree lighting ceremony at 6pm on Friday, featuring caroling. On Saturday, there will be children’s activities, along with the Christmas Parade at 6pm, which will usher Santa into town. Santa will visit with children after the parade. Free parking. Downtown Lock Haven. 570-748-1576, www.lockhaven.org

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will jump and jive with more than 30 fabulous songs from the big band era and the dance phenomenon that swept the nation in the ’30s and ’40s generating specialty styles such as jive, swing, lindy hop, West Coast swing and hip-hop swing. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717-898-1900, www.DutchApple.com

Through Oct 5. Performance: The 2018 Show: Songs of the Silver Screen. Movie buffs of all ages

will delight in this new, original production that features live performances from the AMT cast and band as they present the biggest hits from movies past and present.

American Music Theatre, Lancaster. amtshows.com

Througn Oct 27. Performance: The Home Game - A Son’s Journey. A Father’s Hope. Young Levi

Troyer must choose between his father’s expectation of an Amish life on the farm and his own dream of playing Major League Baseball. Adm. Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant and Stage, Bird-in-Hand. bird-in-hand.com

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Through Oct 27. Performance: Magic & Wonder: Dream - Nothing Is Impossible. Inspired

by the idea that magic can move outside the limits of reality, Brett Myers’ all-new variety show creates a whimsical world where people can experience whatever they can dream. Adm. Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant and Stage, Bird-in-Hand. www.bird-in-hand.com

Through Oct 28. Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire. The castle gates swing open for 13 weekends of

mirth and merriment amidst jousting knights and royal delights. A cast of hundreds of colorfully costumed characters will fill the shire with music, dancing and more. Saturdays and Sundays. Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, Manheim. 717-665-7021, www.parenfaire.com

Aug 15-Dec 15. Autumn Migration Hawk Watch.

Conducted daily, weather permitting. 9am-5pm. Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, Kempton. www.hawkmountain.org

Aug 27-Sep 3. Annual Steam Engine & Tractor Show. Includes steam traction engines, an old PRR

steam train, antique tractors, a working saw mill, a model train exhibit, food, flea market stands and live music. 9am-7pm. Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association, Mechanicsburg. www.wghsea.org

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Hamburg. 610-562-3106, www.tasteofhamburger.com Sep 1. Lincoln Highway Jubilee. Celebrate the

building of the Lincoln Highway with antique car groups, music by the Shippensburg Swing Band, and dancing from the Tri-State Jitterbugs. Caledonia State Park, Fayetteville. 717-352-2161, www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/ FindAPark/CaledoniaStatePark

Sep 1, Oct 13. Field to Fork Agritourism Experience. The all-day food tour will highlight Adams

County as attendees spend time on local farms, harvest seasonal produce, sample local wine and cider, handpick local farm products and work with a local chef to turn the harvest into a fresh meal. Limited to 12 participants. Downtown Gettysburg. savorgettysburgfoodtours.com

Sep 1-3. Kipona: Labor Day Celebration. More

than 40 food vendors, two live music stages, an artist village, a biergarten, a Native American pow-wow, wirewalkers, canoe races, a crab cake eating contest, a children’s festival, a rubber duck race in the Susquehanna River and more. Fireworks on Sept 2 at 8:15pm.

Riverfront Park, Harrisburg.harrisburgpa.gov/kipona

Sep 1-Nov 4. Corn Maze Weekends. Wander five acres of the themed maze, visit the petting zoo and play area and enjoy a hayride, a pedal cart track, a corn cannon and a scarecrow factory. Sat and Sun. Adm. Stoner’s Dairy Farm, Mercersburg. www.StonersDairyFarm.com Sep 1. Duryea Day. The well-established, familyfriendly event attracts hundreds of cars, trucks and motorcycles from all decades. It will feature live music, food, children’s entertainment and a flea market. Shuttle service and adm to Boyertown Museum of Historic Vehicles. 9am-4pm. Adm. Boyertown Community Park, Boyertown. 610-367-2090, www.boyertownmuseum.org Sep 1-2. 24th Annual McLain Celtic Festival.

Tune up the bagpipes, put on a kilt and enjoy a day of music and dancing at this family-oriented event. Two Mile House, Carlisle. 717-249-7610, historicalsociety.com

Sep 1. Burnham Community Day. A hometown celebration with entertainment, vendors, yard sales and the 5K Great Race. Burnham. 717-513-9946 Sep 1-8. The 164th Juniata County Fair.

Competitive exhibits, entertainment, rides and games, food, commercial vendors and more. Port Royal Fair Grounds, Port Royal.

Sep 1-2. Steelton Button Box Bash. One of the largest gatherings of button box players east of the Mississippi, the event will include performances by nationally known diatonic accordion performers, space for dancing, food and beverages. Bring accordions for a grand jam set for the last half-hour of each day. Adm. St. Lawrence Club of Steelton, Steelton. www.facebook.com/groups/stlawrence13/ whereandwhen.com / 2018 W&W fall / 43 /

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Fall Festival & Old Fashioned Day October 13, 2018 Rain or Shine 10 am-4 pm

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Sep 2. Performance: The Girls of Summer. Larry McKenna’s singing and dancing Gretna summer concert featuring great girl songs of the 1960s. Mount Gretna Tabernacle, Mount Gretna. www.larrymckenna.com

Sep 3. Schuylkill County Wine Fest. Featuring wineries, vendors and crafters. Hegins Park, Hegins. www.schuylkillwinefestival.com

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re-creation of the raising of Bedford County’s Companies D, E and F of the 138th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry Regiment. Also, a recruiting and training camp using the U.S. Army Regulations of 1861 and the U.S. Army School of the Soldier tactics. 9am5pm. Adm. Old Bedford Village, Bedford. 814-623-1156, www.oldbedfordvillage.com

Sep 6. A Taste of Bedford. A food and wine pairing featuring five restaurants creating a special dish of the chefs’ choice. Adm. Briar Valley Vineyard and Winery, Bedford. 814-623-0900 Sep 7-8. Chile Pepper Food Festival. The largest pepper festival of its kind, the event features a pepper eating contest, salsa contest, chili pepper and heirloom tomato field excursions, and more. William DeLong Park, Bowers. www.pepperfestival.com Sep 7-9. Jazz & Wine Festival. National, regional

Fall special rates and discounts. Yesteryear Antique Center, Hanover. 717-637-1612, www.yesteryearantiqueshanover.com

and local recording artists, along with some of central Pennsylvania’s top wineries and wine, craft and food vendors. Bring chairs and picnic baskets. Outside alcohol is not allowed. Adm. Fort Hunter Park, Harrisburg.

717-599-5751, www.forthunter.org

Sep 2. Hanover Chili Cook-Off. The chili-tasting

Sep 7-16. York Fair. America’s First Fair will feature

Sep 1-2. Yesteryear Antique Center Fall Fest.

and fundraising event will include many varieties of chili, 3 local bands, magician, juggler, face painter, vendors, and food and beverage concessions. No pets, tents, or coolers. Adm. Good Field, Hanover. hanoverchilicookoff.com

Sep 2. Rock Treasures. A free public program at the

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food, exhibits, entertainment, rides and more. York Fairgrounds, York. www.yorkfair.org

Sep 7-9. Run, Ride & Soar Weekend. Experience

Lancaster County’s farmlands via a half marathon, a 5K race, or 12-, 23-, and 62-mile bicycle rides. Hot air balloon rides will be available as well. Bird-in-Hand Events Field, Bird-in-Hand. bird-in-hand.com, ushotairballoon.com

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Step St S t Back In Time in Luxury & Elegance A Aboard the Colebrookdale Railroad Board one of our meticulously restored century-old rail cars for an expedition into the Secret Valley!

COLEBROOKDALERAILROAD.COM Sep 7-Oct 26. Walking Tours. Free, guided tours will begin at the Bedford County Visitors Bureau. Fridays only. 3:30pm. Downtown Bedford. 814-623-1771 Sep 7, Oct 5, Nov 2. Unwind at the Winery. Enjoy wine and live entertainment. 6-9pm. Adm. Briar Valley Vineyard and Winery, Bedford. 814-623-0900

Sep 8-9. Fairy Festival. 10am-4pm. Adm. Herb gar-

dens, The Rosemary House, Mechanicsburg. 717-6975111, www.therosemaryhouse.com

Sep 8-9. Gettysburg Wine & Music Festival.

Savor hundreds of wines from more than 25 Pennsylvania wineries and enjoy live music. No pets, weapons, or outside food may be brought onto the grounds. Adm. Gateway Gettysburg Complex, Gettysburg. 717-334-8151, www.gettysburgwineandmusicfestival.com

Sep 8. Tavern Dinner. 4pm. Haldeman Mansion, Bainbridge. www.haldeman-mansion.org

Sep 8. Harrisburg Brewers Fest. Sample 70-plus

products from some of the region’s finest breweries.

VIP session from 1-2pm, with the general session from 2-6pm. Main Hall, Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center, Harrisburg. harrisburgbrewersfest.com

Sep 8-9. Distaff Days: Women Frontier Skills Weekend. Through demonstrations and hands-on

activities, discover the skills women used during the Revolutionary War, whether at home or following the army. Fort Roberdeau, Altoona. 814-946-0048, www. fortroberdeau.org

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Sep 8. Lebanon Valley Fall Fair Craft & Vendor Show. The event accommodates more than 75 ven-

dors, including artisans and crafters, to kick off the season. North Hall, Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 717-273-3670, lebanonexpo.org

Sep 8. Fall Bouldering Clinic. Find out what boul-

dering is all about and learn the basic techniques, advanced skills and how to be safe. Registration required. Free. Governor Dick Park, Mount Gretna. 717964-3808, www.parkatgovernordick.org

Sep. 9. Early Indian Civilizations Along the Juniata. A free public program at the Heritage and Information Center. 7pm. Shawnee State Park, Schellsburg. 814-733-4892

Sep 10-15. 127th McClure Bean Soup Festival & Fair. Started by Civil War veterans, this annual event

offers amusements, rides, concessions, entertainment, pageants, food and bean soup, of course! Bean Soup Fair Grounds, McClure. 570-898-2032, mcclurebeansoupfair.com

Sep 13-29. Lebanon/Dauphin County Best Kept Secrets Tour. The shopping, food and fun adventure

will feature 28 off-the-beaten-path businesses that tourgoers may visit in their own vehicles, enjoying free perks at each one. Adm. Lebanon County. 717-721-9409, www. bestkeptsecretstour.com

Sep 13-16. NHRA Keystone Nationals. The venue’s premier event of the year will feature the NHRA’s greatest drivers. 8am-8pm. Maple Grove Raceway, Mohnton. 610-856-9211, www.maplegroveraceway.com

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Schuylkill County Wine Festival

September 2nd 1-6 pm 570-682-9660 www.schuylkillwinefestival.com

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Mid September thru the End of October 570-366-2619 www.pioneerevergreenfarms.com

September 30 Pottsville on Tap

September 15th • 11 am to 5 pm 570-628-4647 Find us on facebook: Pottsville on Tap

• Music • Food • Art • Dance • Theater • Artist Demos • Arts & Crafts Vendors • Chainsaw Carving • Kids’ Activities • Painting on Foxy Lady • Balloon Sculptures • Kids’ Frozen T-shirt Contest • Raffles • Petting Zoo, & MORE!

The Lighting of the Vineyard at Benigna’s

Creek Vineyard & Winery Nov. 23rd & 24th • 570-425-3090 www.bcwinery.com

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Sep 14-15. Uprise Festival 2018. Tons of artists, activities, food, merchandise and more. Shippensburg Fairgrounds, Shippensburg., www.uprisefest.com

Open 10am-5pm Closed Mon. & Tues.

Sep 15. Walk of Love Cross-Country 5K & Fun Walk. The event is a chip-timed, fall-themed run and

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Sep 14-16. Southern Cove Power Reunion.

Antique tractors, engine displays, a cider press, apple butter, apple cider and more. Demonstrations include grain threshing, baling straw, binding and chopping corn, and operation of the saw mill and shingle mill. The featured tractor is the Oliver. 8am-10pm. Southern Cove Power Reunion Grounds, New Enterprise.

Sep 14. Roots & Boots ’90s Electric Throwdown Tour with Sammy Kershaw, Aaron Tippin & Collin Raye. 7:30pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts

Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com

walk through Stone Gables Estates and around the new home of the Star Barn. The event features games and activities for children, competitions for adults, and food for all. Space is limited. Reserv. req. Stone Gables Estates, Elizabethtown. www.walkoflove.org

Sep 15-16. World War II Weekend. See authentic

re-creations of Allied and German army camps complete with original WWII vehicles. Living history volunteers will present programs on WWII medical services, weapons, equipment, communications, military vehicles, and the life of a common soldier. WWII veterans will share their experiences. Adm. Eisenhower National Historic Site, Gettysburg. 717-338-9114, nps.gov/eise

Sep 15. Founder’s Day. Celebrate J.R. Tobias’ birth-

day with free pulled pork sandwiches while supplies last, along with prize drawings. Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, Halifax. 717-362-9126, www.laketobias.com

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Sep 15-16. Model Railroad Open House. Visit the

Keystone Midland and see the layout in full operation.

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IBOTIFSS PSH t )BOT )FSS %S 8JMMPX 4USFFU 1B Sep 15-16. Fall Harvest Fair. Learn how to make apple cider and apple butter and enjoy Pennsylvania German foods and crafts. Historic Schaefferstown Inc., Schaefferstown. 717-949-2244, http://hsimuseum.org Sep 15. Third Annual Day of Hope. An all-day concert in the park, along with games, a bounce house, a 5K run, vendors, food and Tyler from the Harrisburg Heat signing autographs. 10am-5pm. Max Cooper Field, New Bloomfield. 717-327-5766, nowayoutfindhope.org

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for the outdoor sportsman and collector, such as guns, fishing equipment, hunting items, traps and trapping supplies, licenses, decoys, knives, archery supplies and more. 8am-5pm. Newville Lions Club Fairgrounds, Newville. 717-536-3733, www.patrappers.com

Sep 15. Napoleonic Grande Tactique. During the

living history event, infantry and cavalry re-enactors will portray the battles, tactics and life of soldiers of 1800s Europe. Armies of France and Britain and their allies will be on hand. 9am-5pm. Adm. Old Bedford Village, Bedford. 814-623-1156, www.oldbedfordvillage.com

Sep 16. Amos Herr Community Festival.

Featuring a dar show, a Kids’ Zone, crafts, food, live entertainment and free tours of the Amos Herr 1852 homestead. The Lancaster Kennel Club will offer demonstrations and programs, as well. Rain date Sept. 23.

11am-4pm. Free adm. Parking by donation. Amos Herr Park, Landisville. http://bit.ly/AmosHerrCommFestival

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Sep 17. Performance: WXPN Welcomes Neko Case & Thao. 7:30pm. Whitaker Center for Science

and Arts, Harrisburg. 717-214-2787, whitakercenter.org

Sep 18. Performance: Celtic Thunder. Backed by

the amazing Celtic Thunder Band, the singers - Damian McGinty, Ryan Kelly, Michael O’Dwyer, Emmet Cahill and Neil Byrne - deliver new ensemble numbers. 7pm. The Hershey Theatre, Hershey. www.hersheytheatre.com

Sep 19. John Cusack. A conversation with John Cusack following a screening of Say Anything. 7:30pm.

The Hershey Theatre, Hershey. 717-534-3405, www.hersheytheatre.com, www.hersheyentertainment.com Sep 21-23. Coverlet College. The event is for any-

one, from beginners to experts, who is interested in learning about historic American coverlets, which are handwoven bedcovers. The event features optional hands-on workshops on the first day and presentations and show-and-tell sessions on the other two days. The National Museum of the American Coverlet, Bedford.

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Sep 22. York Bike Night. A street party and parade

held in conjunction with the Harley-Davidson York Vehicle Operations open house. Continental Square, York.

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Sep 22. Heemet Fescht. Celebrate the fall harvest

Sep 21-23. Central PA Ragtime & American Music Festival. Featuring great music. The Iron Rail

with historic demonstrations, tractor rides, children’s activities, food and craft vendors, book readings and music in the schoolhouse, a petting zoo, a pot-bellied pig rescue and other on-the-farm activities. 10am-4pm.

Free. Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center, Kutztown. 610-683-1589, www.kutztown.edu/pgchc

Sep 22. Seed Collecting at Adams-Ricci Butterfly Garden. Learn how to collect and save

Bed and Breakfast, Orbisonia. 814-447-3984

seeds from plants in the garden. 10am-2pm. Adams-Ricci Community Park, Enola. https://extension.psu.edu

Sep 21-23. Two Top Rurutain Steam & Gas Show. Steam power demonstrations, crafts, food and a

Sep 22. Celtic Craic Music Fest. Harrisburg’s Celtic

parade of equipment, along with a three-day flea market. Two Top Rurutain Park, Mercersburg. 717-328-9837, www.twotopruritan.com

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festival and halfway-to-St. Patrick’s Day celebration will raise money for United Methodist Home for Children and Veteran’s Promise PA. There will be three stages, 11 bands, Irish and Scottish dancers, bagpipers, beer, wine, food, Irish vendors, children’s activities and more. Noon.

Harrisburg Postal Picnic Grounds, Harrisburg. 717-2889958, http://celticcraicmusicfest.com

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Sept. 22– 30

Join us for a celebration all over Mifflin & Juniata Counties that’s just too big for one day.

A list of county wide activities will be posted on our website September 1.

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Juniata River Valley Visitors Bureau. Discover Our Good Nature.

From birding to whoopie pies, find a list of Special Interest Tours on our website. There’s a lot to do if you know where to go!

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Sep 22-30. Juniata River Valley Goose Day Celebration. This local holiday is celebrated all over the Juniata River Valley in a variety of places, including parks, stores and restaurants. Various locations in the Juniata River Valley. 717-248-6713, juniatarivervalley.org

Sep 22. Thompsontown Fall Fest. A small-town fall celebration featuring games, live entertainment, a parade, craft vendors and more. Haldeman Park, Thompsontown. 717-535-5224

Sep 27-29. Renninger’s Kutztown Antiques & Collectors Extravaganza. A meeting place for hun-

Sep 28-29. Pennsylvania Tea Festival. Live music,

lectures, guided tea tastings, tea samplings offered by experts, more than 20 vendors and a resource table.

Rain or shine. Herb gardens, The Rosemary House, Mechanicsburg. 717-697-5111, therosemaryhouse.com

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Renninger’s Antiques and Farmers Market, Kutztown.

610-683-6848, www.renningers.net

Sep 28-30. Schellsburg Tractorfest. A slow tractor race, tractor and wagon rides, tractor pulls, a children’s pedal pull, a Chinese auction, giveaway drawings, a horseshoe tournament, entertainment, and food, including fresh apple cider. Schellsburg.

Sep 29-30. Pippinfest. Arts and crafts, music, food,

Sep 28. The Official John Denver Celebration Concert. John Denver’s estate presents a night of

Sep 29. Harvest Hayride & Fall Event. 10am-1pm.

John Denver’s voice, songs, videos and stories. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. http://luhrscenter.com

a quilt show, a car show, walking tours, community yard sale, children’s activities, and more. Rain or shine. Free adm and parking. Fairfield.

Tatesville Trailhead, H&BT Rail Trail, Tatesville. 814-5856948, www.railstotrailsofbedfordcounty.org

Sep 29. Mercersburg Beer & Wine Festival.

Sep 28. Performance: Diana Ross. Boasting a

Featuring 10 wineries and vinteners and more than 28 breweries with 50 craft beers. Live music all day. Age 21 and up. 9am-3pm. Adm. Mercersburg Lions Club Park, Mercersburg. 717-328-5827, www.mercersburgbeerandwinefestival.com

Sep 28-29. Goose Day Punkinfest Fall Craft Show. An annual fall craft and gift show with a Chinese

Sep 29. Mercersburg Townfest. Featuring more

remarkable career spanning more than 50 years, Diana Ross is considered one of the most successful recording artists and entertainers of all time. 8pm. The Hershey Theatre, Hershey. www.hersheytheatre.com

auction. Mifflin County Youth Park, Reedsville. 717-4376061

than 120 crafters, artisans and culinary and local vendors, along with entertainment, a family fun section, a petting zoo and a food court. Downtown Mercersburg.

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DelGrosso’s Amusement Park, Tipton. 866-684-3538, www.mydelgrossopark.com

Oct 4-7. Carlisle Journeys: Places of Memory & the Unfolding Stories From the Carlisle Indian School. Cumberland County Historical Society,

Sep 29. South Hills Goose Day Fun Fest. Local

Oct 5-27. Ghosts & Goblins at Lincoln Caverns.

businesses and agencies will offer free activites for children. Lewistown Rec Park, Lewistown. 717-248-8140, www.juniatarivervalley.org

Sep 29-30. Moravian Manor Porch Walk. Tour

the porches of homes and businesses in the downtown area while enjoying great art and fine crafts. Downtown Lititz. www.moravianmanor.org

Sep 30. Autumn Sip & Savor. The drop-in event will feature unlimited tastings of wines, cheeses and chocolate desserts, with a complimentary wine glass for every guest. 2-5pm. Stoltzfus Homestead & Gardens, Gordonville. 717-445-5426, www.wehelpchildren.org Sep 30. The Arts Barn Fall Festival. Live music, food and wine, fine arts and craft vendors, a petting zoo, children’s activities and more. The Arts Barn Education Center, Schuylkill Haven. 570-366-8736, theartsbarn.org

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Oct 3-7. Oktoberfest. Rated first in the U.S. and fourth in the world behind Munich, Germany, the event will feature fun for the whole family, including German foods, beverages, music, children’s entertainment, games and more. Free shuttle from satelite parking.

Reading Liederkranz, Reading. readingliederkranz.com

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Carlisle. 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com

See the haunted cave and trail and take a haunted hayride. Fri. and Sat. Family-friendly daytime tours will be available on Saturdays. Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks, Huntingdon. 814-643-0268, lincolncaverns.com

Oct 6-7. Arts Festival Reading. Features fine artists, vendors, demonstrations, food, craft beverages, music, and more. 10am-5pm. GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, Reading. 610-374-4600, www.goggleworks.org Oct 6. Bridge Bust. The Veterans Memorial Bridge spanning the Susquehanna River between Columbia and Wrightsville will be closed to traffic and filled with hundreds of vendors. Arts and crafts, antiques, and a variety of food and beverages will be available. 8am-4pm. Adm. Columbia. 717-684-5249 Oct 6. Pioneer Festival. Free pioneer games and crafts for children, along with an authentic primitive shelter, hayrides, food and fun. Adm. Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, Halifax. 717-362-9126, www.laketobias.com Oct 6-14. Quilt Show & Sale. Adm. Bedford County Historical Society, Bedford. 814-623-2011, www.bedfordpahistory.com/events.html

Oct 6. Market Day. Live entertainment, dancing

demonstrations, Mad Anthony’s Chili Cookoff, children’s activities, crafters, food and more. Downtown Waynesboro. mainstreetwaynesboro.org

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in Franklin County October 6 Waynesboro Market Day 9am-4pm

www.mainstreetwaynesboro.org

October 20 Chambersburg AppleFest 9am-4pm www.facebook.com/ ChambersburgAppleFest

September 29 Mercersburg TownFest 9am-2pm

www.mercersburgtownfest.com

Mercersburg Beer & Wine Festival 1pm-4:00pm www.mercersburgbeerand winefestival.com

Country Creek Produce Farm Maze & Pumpkins

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Oct 6-14. National Apple Harvest Festival. An

old-fashioned, fun-filled family event with tasty treats, antique and classic cars, antique farm equipment, orchard tours, pony rides, apple memorabilia, 300-plus arts and crafts vendors, a petting zoo, hayrides and the children’s country barn. 8am-6pm. South Mountain Fairgrounds, Biglerville. www.appleharvest.com

Oct 6. Apple Fest. Vendors, homemade apple butter, apple dumplings, lunch foods, baked goods, homemade ice cream and sweets. Special music by The Grace Notes will feature woodwind artist Tim Price as guest director and musician. Rain or shine. 9am-3pm. Boehm’s Chapel, Willow Street. 717-872-4133, www.boehmschapel.org Oct 6-7, 13-14. Bedford’s Fall Foliage Festival.

Oct 13. Community Apple Festival & Antique Engine Show. Chicken barbecue and homemade

apple dumplings, plus an antique engine exhibit, hayrides, scarecrow stuffing, face painting and pumpkin painting.

Tayamentasachta Environmental Center, Greencastle.

717-597-6458, www.facebook.com/TayamentasachtaEnvironmental-Center-125138287512617

Oct 13-14, 20-21. Pumpkin Patch Special Train.

Enjoy the beautiful colors of autumn in Pennsylvania via a steam-powered ride between Hollidaysburg and Kladder. Along the way, there will be a stop at a pumpkin patch, where children will receive a small pumpkin and a felt sticker decorating kit. Weekends. Everett Railroad, Hollidaysburg. http://everettrailroad.com

More than 400 craft booths, demonstrating artisans, live entertainment, festival food, children’s activities and interactive live theater. Weekends. Adm. Downtown Bedford. 814-623-1771, bedfordfallfestival.com

Oct 13. Harvestfest. Enjoy fun for the whole family, including pumpkin painting, scarecrow making and hayrides. Coleman Memorial Park, Lebanon. 717-272-7271, www.colemanmemorialpark.org

Oct 7. Apple Fall Festival. Noon-4pm. Haldeman Mansion, Bainbridge. www.haldeman-mansion.org

Oct 13. Witches of Bethel. Explore more than 85 vendors of antiques and artisans at Miss Morgan’s annual tent show. Tulpehocken Manor, Myerstown. 717933-9900, www.tulpehockenmanor.com

Oct 7. Heritage Festival. Experience the cultural and transportation heritage of the county with a variety of exhibits, demonstrations and music, including Pennsylvania Professional Lumberjacks, agility dog demonstrations, chain saw woodcarving, draft horse activities, museum tours, arts and crafts, children’s activities and food. 11am-4:30pm. Parking fee. Berks County Heritage Center, Reading. countyofberks.com/parks Oct 12-14. Apple Butter Boil. Experience the pro-

cess of boiling down apples and fresh apple cider along with a hint of cinnamon. All-natural apple butter will then be jarred for purchase and tasting. Sherman’s Valley Heritage Days will also include vintage farm equipment and old-time ways of life. Adm. Blain Picnic Grounds, Blain. www.theperryhistorians.org

Oct 13-28. Cornucopia Wine Quest. Celebrate the

grape harvest by traveling among participating wineries and enjoying festival activities at each one, such as hayrides, wine bottle decorating, scavenger hunts and more. Saturdays and Sundays. Noon-5pm. Adm. Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country. hersheyharrisburgwinecountry.com Oct 13. Truck & Tractor Pulls & Cruise-In. Classic cars, entertainment, food, and adult beverages. Alum Bank Fire Company, Alum Bank. 814-494-1211

Oct 13. Fall Festival & Old-Fashioned Day. More

than 20 activities available, including hayrides, a pumpkin patch, geode cracking and pumpkin bowling. Also, demonstrations, games, vendors of crafts and more, antique tractors and machinery, food, a goat race to conclude the day and more. Echo Dell Indian Echo Caverns, Hummelstown. indianechocaverns.com

Oct 13-14. Fall Foliage Festival. 400+ craft booths and demonstrating artisans, as well as live entertainment, food, and children’s activities and interactive live theater performances. 9am-5pm. Bedford. 814-623-1771

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Oct 13. ROCKtoberfest. Tenley Park, Everett. 814494-2120, tenleypark@yahoo.com

Oct 13. Insane Inflatable 5K. Make some fun memories with friends and family while taking on the giant inflatables. Williams Grove Speedway, Mechanicsburg. http://insaneinflatable5K.com/event/harrisburg-pa/ Oct 13. Apple Butter Boil. Featuring apple butter for sale, handmade craft items, a Dutch dinner from 11am-5pm, and concession stands. Bring lawn chairs.

Proceeds will benefit local charities. Rain or shine.

Barner’s Church Grove, Liverpool. barnerschurch.com Oct 17. Fall Open House.

National Toy Train Museum and National Toy Train Library, Ronks. 717-6878976, www.nttmuseum.org

Oct 19. Performance: Children’s Show TBA. A performance by the Bedford County Players. Adm. Gardner Memorial Theater at Old Bedford Village, Bedford. 814-623-7555

Oct 20-21. Apple Butter Boil. As part of Apple Fest, guests may watch volunteers boil apples, fresh apple cider, and cinnamon to make all-natural apple butter, which will then be jarred. Apple Fest will also include hands-on activities, cider pressing, and corn grinding.

Free adm. Little Buffalo State Park, Newport. 717-5824896, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/littlebuffalo/index.htm, www.theperryhistorians.org Oct 20-21. Pumpkinfest. Activities for everyone, including pumpkin carving, scarecrow making, and games. 9am-5pm. Adm. Old Bedford Village, Bedford.

814-623-1156, www.oldbedfordvillage.com

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Oct 20. AppleFest. The applicious event will feature craft vendors, entertainment, a dunking booth, face painting and food. Downtown Chambersburg. 717-2610072, www.chambersburg.biz

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painting and carving, a barrel train ride, opportunities to make a scarecrow and a corn necklace, a photo scene setup, hayrides, games, face painting and more. Adm. Renfrew Museum and Park, Waynesboro. 717-762-4723, http://renfrewmuseum.org

Oct 26-27. Great Outdoors Festival. Experience

views of the festival from a chairlift, including fall foliage, food, arts and crafts, music, a tour of the snow-making machine and a ski and golf equipment swap. Whitetail Mountain Resort, Mercersburg. 717-328-9400, www.

SkiWhitetail.com/outdoor

Oct 27. New Oxford Harvest Day & Parade.

Food and craft vendors, children’s activities, and a parade that will kick off from New Oxford High School.

10am-4:30pm. Free adm. New Oxford Square, New Oxford. 717-624-2800, www.newoxford.org

Oct 27-28. Boo at the Zoo Weekend. Children age

12 and under wearing a Halloween costume will receive free park admission. Trick-or-treat candy stations will be available, and youngsters may enjoy a free pumpkin decorating activity while supplies last. Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, Halifax. 717-362-9126, www.laketobias.com

Oct 31. Lewistown Halloween Parade. Floats,

marching bands, twirlers and lots of candy. Downtown Lewistown. 717-248-5553, www.fameems.org

Oct 31. Performance: Little Shop of Horrors. A

seasonal tale about a florist who raises a flesh-eating plant in his shop. Lebanon Community Theatre, Lebanon.

717-833-4LCT, www.lebanoncommunitytheatre.org

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Nov 1-4. Reading Film Festival. Embracing, cham-

pioning and celebrating filmmakers and the art of film.

All day. Various venues in historic downtown Reading.

610-898-7762, www.readingfilmfest.com

Nov 2. Autos & Ales. Dozens of craft-brewed beers for sampling from brewers all over the East Coast, along with live entertainment from two bands and a disc jockey. Food truck vendors will be on-site, as well. Adm. AACA Museum, Hershey. www.aacamuseum.org Nov 3. Kristkindle Mart. 9am-3pm. Haldeman Mansion, Bainbridge. www.haldeman-mansion.org Nov 3. Old Bedford Beer Festival. Taste dozens of Pennsylvania brews while exploring local history.

Bedford. 814-623-2233 Nov 3. Diner Day. Go back in time with a trip to the famous 1938 Reading Diner, located in the museum, and enjoy a slice of pie and a cup of coffee at 1938 prices - a quarter for pie and a nickel for coffee. 10am-1pm.

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love festivals of all kinds, but I tend to gravitate to the smaller, more obscure events. The Fall Harvest Fair at historic Alexander Schaeffer Farm in Schaefferstown is one those festivals that I try to attend as often as possible. Like many of the visitors, learning about folk cultures attracts me to festivals like these and it gives me the opportunity to connect with my Pennsylvania German heritage. I’m one generation away from a lifestyle that was nearly extinct in secular society. Once considered old-fashioned, a more sustain-

able lifestyle is enjoying a bit of a renaissance due to those interested in homegrown and handmade products.

During the event, the mid18th-century Alexander Schaeffer House is open for tours. The house has been on the National Register of Historic Places since 1972 and was designated a National Historic Landmark in 2011. The entire 85acre farm is abuzz with activity including reaping, threshing and baling using antique equipment and a couple of very hearty Belgian draft horses.

Mace’s Sawmill and the black-

A very creepy scarecrow at the Harvest Fair. The sign is in Pennsylvania Dutch which translates to “the boogyman.”

Mace’s Sawmill in action.

Don’t leave the fair without picking up a freshly baked pie or the always popular, funnel cake (below).

smith are also in action to demonstrate the workings of an early Pennsylvania German farm.

Other popular attractions at the Harvest Festival include the operating cider press, apple butter making and open-hearth cooking, as well as candle and soap making. Horse-drawn wagon rides are available to give visitors a unique perspective of the property.

In addition to vegetables and grains, many farms had small orchards. Apples were

harvested for canning, cider and vinegar making and familiar favorites like pie and apple dumplings. My mother’s favorite apple dish, schnitz

Living historians share their knowledge of life on the farm for early Pennsylvanians.

(dried apples) un knepp (dumplings) is one of the reasons I love to attend this event. The festival kitchen staff prepares traditional Pennsylvania German favorites from the 1800s,

Spinning wheel inside one of the rooms of the Alexander Schaeffer House

like ham and bean soup with rivels, chicken corn noodle soup, chicken potpie, schnitz un knepp, red beet eggs, apple dumplings and shoofly pie. Delicious homemade cider, breads

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Visitors can through artisan booths showcasing traditional Pennsylvania German folk art such as redware pottery, scherenschnitte (German art of paper cutting), hex sign painting, broom making and basket weaving.

You won’t find the typical midway rides and games that have become the standard at most fairs. Children can participate in colonial games such as a hoop rolling contest, sack races and much more. Farm animals such as goats, pigs and chickens are always a hit with youngsters at the event.

The Alexander Schaeffer Farm is preserved and managed by Historic Schaefferstown Inc., which provides educational programs and events throughout the year. In addition to the farm, the nonprofit curates two other properties in Schaefferstown that tell the story of the Pennsylvania German and Swiss, who flourished in the area - the Thomas R. Brendle Museum and the Gemberling-Rex House.

From the moment you step out of your car, you will feel as though you have stepped back in time. What a refreshing change from the electronic device-driven world we live in.

WHEN YOU GO

Where: Historic Alexander Schaeffer Farm, 111 N. Market Street., Schaefferstown, PA 17088 When: Saturday, Sept. 15, and Sunday, Sept. 16, 2018 Hours: Saturday, 10am to 5pm; Sunday, 11:30am to 4:30pm Admission: $5 per person, children 12 and under free with adult.

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Nov 3. Ninth Annual Carlisle Christmas Craft Show. More than 200 vendors will offer unique gifts

made by local craftspeople, artists and others from the surrounding region. 9am-3pm. Carlisle High School, Carlisle. www.carlisleschools.org/chscraftshow

Nov 7. 2018 Story Slam - Grand Slam. Eight story-

tellers who have proven their might on the mic will battle it out for the title of Grand Slam champion.

Stories will be about things ending, including graduations, relationships, jobs and more. Age 21 and up. Adm. Whitaker Center for Science and Arts, Harrisburg. 717214-2787, www.whitakercenter.org

Nov 7. Civil War Program. Travel back in time to

learn about the history of the Civil War in a discussion led by Dave Hargrove. Cornwall Iron Furnace, Cornwall.

717-272-9711, www.cornwallironfurnace.org

Nov 10. Lecture: Captain Scott Kelly. Captain

Scott Kelly will present The Sky Is Not the Limit: Lessons From a Year in Space. 7pm. The Hershey Theatre, Hershey. 717-534-3405, www.hersheytheatre.com

Nov 16-18. Reading Blues Fest. The three-day

music festival will be headlined by Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award recipient Booker T. Jones. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Reading, Reading. 610-898-1930

Nov 17-18.

Performance: November Masterworks. The Forum, Harrisburg. 717-545-5598, www.harrisburgsymphony.org

Nov 17. Old-Fashioned Christmas. Santa arrives.

National Toy Train Museum and National Toy Train Library, Ronks. 717-687-8976, www.nttmuseum.org

Nov 17. Stitch in Time Antique Holiday Open House. The renovated shirt factory houses more than

75 vendors. There will be holiday discounts during the open house. Stitch in Time Antique and Gift Mall, Millerstown. 717-589-7810, www.stitchintimeantiques. com

Nov 21. Holiday Lights. Get into the holiday spirit while enjoying the holiday display at the historic park, which will include thousands of twinkling lights and displays the whole family will enjoy. Coleman Memorial Park, Lebanon. 717-964-3808, www.colemanmemorialpark.org Nov 22-Dec 15. A Civil War Christmas. Take a candlelight tour of the museum, decorated for an 1860s Christmas, while hearing the story of the Shriver family and how the Battle of Gettysburg and the Civil War changed their lives. Thanksgiving weekend and Saturdays. 5 and 7pm. Shriver House Museum, Gettysburg. 717-337-2800, www.shriverhouse.org

Nov 16-18. Yesteryear Antique Center Holiday Open House. Offering special rates and discounts to

Nov 23-25. Log House Christmas Craft Show.

Nov 17, 19. Remembrance Day & Dedication Day. The Remembrance Day Parade steps off at 1pm

Nov 24-25. Christmas Craft Fair. Browse the wares of more than 300 local and regional craftspeople at indoor, sheltered and open-air displays. Refreshments will be available. 9am-3pm. Leesport Farmers Market, Leesport. 610-926-1307, www.leesportmarket.com

shoppers. Yesteryear Antique Center, Hanover. 717-6371612, www.yesteryearantiqueshanover.com

from LeFever Street on Nov. 17. Also that day, the annual Remembrance Illumination at the Soldiers’ National Cemetery features luminarias and a reading of fallen Civil War soldiers’ names. On Nov. 19, a wreathlaying ceremony begins at 10:15am at the Soldiers’ National Monument, followed by the Dedication Day Program at the rostrum in the Soldiers’ National Cemetery at 10:30am. The program features the Gettysburg Address read by re-enactor George Buss as Lincoln, along with a naturalization ceremony for U.S. citizen candidates. Free. Downtown Gettysburg. 717-2596156, www.suvcw.org

Nov 17. Live Music. The band The Todd Squad will

provide music for dancing. No smoking or alcohol will be permitted. 7-10:30pm. Adm. Alum Bank Fire Company, Alum Bank. 814-839-2358

Nov 17. Governor Dick Bouldering Competition.

The fundraiser for Governor Dick Park will allow participants to spend time climbing, bouldering, shopping vendors and enjoying refreshments. Governor Dick Park, Mount Gretna. 717-964-3808, www.parkatgovernordick.org

Highlighting traditional handmade offerings in an Early American setting featuring area craftspeople. 10am4pm. The Log House, East Berlin.

Nov 24. Candlelight Isaac Meier Tours. Enjoy a candlelit tour of one of Lebanon Valley’s most historic colonial structures still standing today. Isaac Meier Homestead, Myerstown. 717-866-4480, http://myerstownboro.org/meierhouse.html

Nov 29. Performance: Celtic Woman: The Best of Christmas Tour. 7:30pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing

Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg.

717-477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com, http://celticwoman.com

Nov 30. Performance: Mannheim Steamroller Christmas by Chip Davis. The Hershey Theatre,

Hershey. 717-534-3405, www.hersheytheatre.com

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Experience 19th-century community life in Chester County with a guided tour of the 1880s general store, school and agricultural exhibits, the 1805 William Garrett House and more. Saturdays from 11am-4pm and Sundays from 1-4pm. Adm. Historic Sugartown, Malvern.

610-640-2667, www.historicsugartown.org

Through Sep 2. Exhibit: Fairhope Days. From

lifelong friendships to explorations in the studio, the exhibit takes a focused look at the Esherick family’s time spent in the utopian community of Fairhope, Ala., and brings some of Esherick’s early work into the spotlight.

The Wharton Esherick Museum, Malvern. 610-644-5822, www.whartonesherickmuseum.org

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Through Sep 3. Bucks County Quilt Show. More than 100 quilts showcasing the workmanship, artistry and talent of Bucks County’s quilters. Bucks County Visitor Center, Bensalem. www.visitbuckscounty.com

Through Sep 27. Float & Feast. Put a kayak in the Susquehanna River at Tunkhannock or Whites Ferry and exit at West Falls and dine at Ardee’s, where the watercraft will be picked up. Thursdays. Susquehanna Kayak and Canoe Rentals, Falls. www.kayaktheriver.com

Through Oct 29. Nightscape: A Light & Sound Experience. Klip Collective will utilize the expansive

gardens as a backdrop for a display of light, sound, music and projection, creating a multisensory experience. 6-10pm, with ideal viewing times at or after 9pm in August, 8pm in Sept. and 7pm in Oct. Gardens will stay open until 11pm on Wednesdays through Saturdays.

Tickets required. Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square.

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Sep 1. Back to School Science Day. Try experiments like dyeing cloth, churning butter, mixing soap, and making candles. Decide what it takes to breed the perfect sheep, meet Ben Franklin and see his inventions, and discover everyday science. 11am-4pm. Colonial Pennsylvania Plantation, Ridley Creek State Park, Media. www.colonialplantation.org

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Sep 1. Performance: Foghat & Savoy Brown.

English rock group Foghat will be joined by special guest Savoy Brown, featuring Kim Simmons. 7:30pm. F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, Wilkes-Barre. 570826-1100, www.kirbycenter.org

Sep 2. Don Felder of The Eagles, Live. Features

southern rock jams, a pig roast, drink specials, and Don Felder, formerly of The Eagles, performing live! Adm. Cove Haven Resort, Lakeville. 800-432-9932, www.covepoconoresorts.com

Sep 4-Oct 21. Performance: Holiday Inn. Broadway veteran Jim leaves the bright lights of show business for the quiet of a country farm in this Irving Berlin classic, which features a number of hits, comedy and dance numbers. Opening night is Sept. 12. Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. 215-574-3550, 800-9822787, www.walnutstreettheatre.org

Sep 5-9. Luzerne County Fair.

Luzerne County Fairgrounds, Dallas. 570-675-3247, www.luzernecountyfair.com

Sep 7-9. Radnor Hunt Concours d’Elegance.

Sep 8-9. Mushroom Festival. Featuring culinary

events, growing exhibits, contests, children’s entertainment, demonstrations by chefs, the National Fried Mushroom Championship and nearly 250 vendors, with attendance calculated at up to 100,000 guests in the Mushroom Capital of the World, where more than 65 percent of mushrooms consumed in the U.S. are grown.

Kennett Square. www.mushroomfestival.org

Sep 8. Archaeology Festival. A full day of hands-on

activities, as well as activities designed for children.

Visitors may work with professional archaeologists and assist with three excavations; sift, clean and process artifacts; and see local artifact displays. 10am-3pm.

Newlin Grist Mill, Glen Mills. www.newlingristmill.org

Sep 8-9. Funfest. Free entertainment at multiple

venues; a classic car show; an arts, crafts and home party vendor show; a street fair; the CommUNITY Interfaith Service; and the Funfest Parade, featuring giant helium balloons. Free adm and parking. Downtown Hazleton. 570-455-1509, www.hazletonchamber.org

Featuring Rolls Royce and Bentley, European style and American power and fastbacks. The featured motorcycle classes are Indian Motorcycles (1902-1953), Italian Motorcycles (1938-1988) and Superbikes (1970-1993).

Adm. Radnor Hunt, Malvern. 610-644-4439, www.radnorhuntraces.org, https://radnorconcours.org

Sep 8-9. Harvest Weekend: The Butcher, The Baker, The Winemaker. Partnering with manufac-

Sep 8. Phoenixville Blues Festival. The Steel City

Sep 11. Remembrance Ceremony. Featuring reenactors for a musket salute, George Washington portrayed by living biographer Carl Closs, the ringing of the 9/11 bells and the dedication of the new cannon carriage.

6-7pm. Free to the public. Brandywine Battlefield Park, Chadds Ford. brandywinebattlefield.org

Blues Society will present the daylong event, which will be filled with great entertainment. Noon-10pm. Free adm. Reeves Park, Phoenixville. http://pvilleblues.org

turers of other Pennsylvania products, various wineries will showcase wine pairings, vineyard tours, food, music and other special activities. Wineries of Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, Lehigh Valley. www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com

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events, more diverse vendors, live music, the contest in juried art and plein air art, artist workshops, displays, demonstrations and a children’s area. Easton. www. eastonriversidefest.org

Sep 15. Performance: An Evening With Pete Rose Live. A Broadway-style theatrical event that

captures the golden years of America’s pastime. Pete Rose will share stories of baseball’s past. F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, Wilkes-Barre. 570-8261100, www.kirbycenter.org

Sep 21. Lecture: The Newlin Series: Brewing at Colonial Williamsburg. Frank Clark, supervisor of

historic foodways at Colonial Williamsburg, will speak about recreating historic beers. He has partnered with Aleworks Brewery to release a series of historically inspired brews, which will be available to try. Registration requested. 7-8pm. Adm. Newlin Grist Mill, Glen Mills.

610-459-2359, www.newlingristmill.org

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Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-PEAK, www.pennspeak.com

Sep 13. Sip Behind the Scenes: Bellows & Beer.

Sep 21-Oct 27. The Halloween Haunt. Encounter

Visit after hours to sample local beverages and learn what is happening at the venue. Blacksmiths will be at the forge to demonstrate their ironworking skills. Age 21 and up. 6-7:30pm. Free adm. Newlin Grist Mill, Glen Mills.

610-459-2359, www.newlingristmill.org

Sep 14. Performance: John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band. The legendary East Coast rock

’n’ roll group began in 1972 and achieved mainstream success in the 1980s. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605PEAK, www.pennspeak.com

Sep 15-16. Village Renaissance Faire. Jousting

haunted attractions, petrifying thrills, and fearsome fun.

Daytime hours include BooBlast for children. Weekends only. Dorney Park and Wildwater Kingdom, Allentown.

610-395-3724, www.dorneypark.com

Sep 22-30. Performance: Disney’s Aladdin Jr. Based on the timeless animated film and hit broadway show, the production is filled with magic and thrills for the whole family. Adm. Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. 215-574-3550, www.walnutstreettheatre.org

Sep 22-Oct 28. The Count’s Halloween Spooktacular. Celebrate silly, not-too-spooky fun and

knights, aerialists, birds of prey, a variety of performers, a working trebuchet, archery matches, and fire breathers, as well as music, children’s activities, and vendors.

Middletown Grange, Wrightstown. 267-304-8060

come in costume to enjoy three special Halloweenthemed shows and three Count von Count-themed mechanical rides while visiting with the furry friends.

Sesame Place, Langhorne. sesameplace.com

Sep 15-16. Scarecrow Festival. Family fun including scarecrow making workshops, pumpkin painting, live music, food, and children’s activities. Scarecrows will be on display and guests can vote on their favorites.

Peddler’s Village, New Hope. www.peddlersvillage.com

Sep 22. Ardmore Oktoberfest & Fall Festival.

Sep 15. Fall Festival & Open House. Artisans and

one-man show written and performed by Ibrahim Miari, son of a Palestinian Muslim father and a Jewish Israeli mother, recalls Miari’s childhood in Israel. Adm. Walnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. walnutstreettheatre.org

antique vendors, craft demonstrations, music, farm animals, a children’s craft, a silent auction, and a baked goods sale. Explore the homestead, summer kitchen, ramp barn and museum. The farmstead is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Rain or shine. 10am4pm. Strassburger Farmstead, Sellersville. 267-614-9174

Sep 15-16. Riverside Festival of the Arts. An

outdoor event featuring fine artists, crafts, performances, musicians and educators. Showcased will be more

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Traditional German fare, children’s activities, and live entertainment. Cricket Avenue, Ardmore. http://destinationardmore.com/oktoberfest/

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Sep 28-30. Celtic Classic Highland Games & Festival. Featuring pipe band and fiddle competitions,

U.S. National Highland Athletic Championships, the Showing of the Tartan Parade and a haggis competition, as well as Celtic crafts, merchandise, collectibles and a Kids’ Craft Tent. Bethlehem. www.celticfest.org

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Sep 28-30. Allentown ArtsFest. Three stages of

Oct 6. Fall Harvest Festival. Tradespeople and artisans will demonstrate papermaking, colonial brewing, iron making, brickmaking, blacksmithing, historic baking and milling. Family-friendly activities will include hayrides, pumpkin painting and colonial games. 10am4pm. Newlin Grist Mill, Glen Mills. 610-459-2359, www. newlingristmill.org

Sep 29-30. Johnny Appleseed Festival. Apple fun all weekend long, along with an apple scavenger hunt game and Loop Rawlins’ One-Man Wild West Show.

Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-5632904, www.robafamilyfarms.com

Oct 6. Chester County Ramble. Attendees will take a picturesque, roundtrip ride on the West Chester Railroad between West Chester and Glen Mills. They will also visit the National Iron and Steel Heritage Museum, where they may tour the ironmaster’s homes and view one of the 10 steel tridents that supported the North Tower of the World Trade Center. Includes lunch.

Registration required by Aug. 1. Adm. West Chester Railroad, West Chester. 610-430-2233, www.westchesterrr.com, www.rrmuseumpa.org

local music of all genres, tons of activities for children, a skatepark, giant graffiti murals, comedy and improv sets, breakdancing competitions, dozens of artists with work on display and for sale, craft beer and wine and local food. Free adm. Cedar Beach Park, Allentown. 484-5155109, www.allentownartsfest.com

Sep 30. Downingtown Fall Fest. Food and mer-

chandise vendors, live music, entertainment, a beer garden and more. Downingtown. www.downingtownfallfest.com

Sep 30. Taste of Fall. Unlimited tastings of wines, cheeses, and chocolate desserts, along with presentations on the art of wine tasting and wine pairing. Each guest receives a complimentary wine glass. Adm. Stoltzfus Homestead & Gardens, Gordonville.

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Oct 1-3, 8-31. Pumpkinfest. Wagon rides, pumpkin

and apple picking, a 5-acre corn maze, inflatable amusements and more. Shady Brook Farm, Yardley. 215-5987240, http://shadybrookfarm.com

Oct 5-6. Fall Bazaar. A rummage sale, giveaway drawings, homemade soup, filling, candy, a bake sale, a book nook, craft vendors, fall decorations and more.

The kitchen will be open. St. John’s Church of Mahoning, Lehighton. 570-386-9960, www.stjohnsmahoning.com Oct 5-7, 12-14. Oktoberfest. Presented by Yuengling, the authentic German Oktoberfest with a Pennsylvania flair will include live entertainment, family fun, Bavarian-style food, beer, and more. SteelStacks, Bethlehem. www.steelstacks.org, www.artsquest.org

Oct 6. Pioneer Applefest. Pioneer crafts, displays

and building tours, along with Native American traditions, a silent auction, food, and entertainment. 9:30am4:30pm. Free adm and parking. Ontelaunee Park, New Tripoli. www.lynnheidelberg.org

Oct 6-8. Columbus Day Celebration. Extended

hours filled with fun. Visitors to the farm can enjoy the beautiful fall colors and pick out the perfect pumpkin.

Rob the Juggler will perform on Saturday at 1:30 and 3:30pm. Keystone Kids StarMakers will be on stage on Saturday at 4:30pm. The Magic of Damian will be feature at noon, 2:30 and 4:30pm on Sunday and Monday. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www.robafamilyfarms.com

Oct 6-7. Skippack Days. Artisans and crafters, food,

and live entertainment. Skippack Village, Skippack. 484854-1159, www.skippackvillage.com, http://skippackdays. com/

Oct 11. Performance: Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Aquila Theatre’s production of the

timeless classic will aim to be bold and thrilling while paying homage to the original writing of Shelley. 7pm.

Adm. F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, WilkesBarre. 570-826-1100, www.kirbycenter.org

Oct 12-28. Performance: Evita. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s Tony Award-winning musical follows the journey of Eva Peron from an ambitious 16-year-old girl who longed for an acting career to the most powerful woman in Latin America. Recommended for people age 12 and up. Uptown! Knauer Performing Arts Center, West Chester. 610-356-ARTS, www.uptownwestchester.org whereandwhen.com / 2018 W&W fall / 65 /

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Oct 12. Performance: Catapult. A theatrical art

form that is an imaginative combination of dance, storytelling and sculpture. The shadow dance company is known for being a finalist on Season 8 of America’s Got Talent. 7pm. F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, Wilkes-Barre. 570-826-1100, www.kirbycenter.org

Oct 13-14. Winetoberfest. Featuring food trucks,

live music, shopping options, vendors and wine from Pennsylvania-area wine growers and distilleries. 1-6pm.

Adm. Skippack Village, Skippack. skippackvillage.com

Oct 18-20. The Great Pumpkin Carve of Chadds Ford. The open-air festival will feature more than 60 local artists who will carve huge pumpkins. Food and live entertainment will be featured. Chadds Ford Historical Society, Chadds Ford. www.greatpumpkincarve.com

Oct 19-20. Haunted Halloween Lantern Tours.

The hourlong walk will be full of scary stories and things that go bump in the night. Participants can bring a flashlight or purchase one in the gift shop. Doors will open at 6pm, with the last tour leaving at 9pm. Adm. Eckley Miners’ Village, Weatherly. eckleyminersvillage.com

Oct 20. All Hallow’s Eve Fall Festival. Old-

fashioned fun, including pumpkin painting, making childthemed vintage crafts, taking hay rides, a bean bag toss, shucking corn, pressing apples to make cider, and jumping in the hay. Pennypacker Mills, Schwenksville. 610287-9349, www.montcopa.org/pennypackermills

Oct 20-21. Chambourcin Weekend. The event will

celebrate the official wine grape of the Lehigh Valley, featuring the only wine made by all eight of the member wineries. Wineries of Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, Lehigh Valley. 866-870-7800, www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com

Oct 21. Harvest Wine Festival. Enjoy wine and

food samples from more than 40 vendors, along with live music, craft vendors and more. Noon-5pm. Bear Creek Mountain Resort & Conference Center, Macungie.

610-641-7101, www.bcmountainresort.com

Oct 25-Nov 18. Chrysanthemum Festival. See

more than 20,000 blooming chrysanthemums take over the conservatory. Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square.

610-388-1000, www.longwoodgardens.org

Oct 28. Trunk or Treat. Children age 12 and under

may attend for free. Reser. are preferred. 1pm. America on Wheels Museum, Allentown. americaonwheels.org

Oct 29. Herr’s Presents Halloween Happenings.

Hayrides, snacks, candy and fun. Children are encouraged to wear their costumes. Geared toward children age 12 and under. 5-8pm. Herr’s, Nottingham. herrs.com

Oct 31. Halloween Trick or Treating on Public Square. Children are invited to wear Halloween cos-

tumes and safely trick-or-treat while visiting downtown businesses. 4-7pm. Public Square, Wilkes-Barre. 570208-4149, www.wilkes-barre.city

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Nov 3-4. PA Bacon Fest. Featuring pig racing, a dueling pig roast, and more, this festival is for anyone who considers bacon to be its own food group. Easton Farmers Market, Easton. www.PABaconFest.com Nov 4. Wyoming Valley Veterans Day Parade.

Wilkes-Barre. 570-208-4149, www.wilkes-barre.city/

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Nov 16-Dec 23. Christkindlmarkt Bethlehem. A

family holiday market featuring more than 75 visual artists and craftspeople, food, live music, children’s rides, decorations, and Kathe Wohlfahrt, the premier designer of authentic German Christmas ornaments. SteelStacks, Bethlehem. 610-332-FEST, www.steelstacks.org, www. christmascity.org

Nov 17-18. Nouveau Weekend. Wineries of Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, Lehigh Valley. 866-870-7800, www. lehighvalleywinetrail.com Nov 17. Wilkes-Barre City Christmas Parade & Tree-Lighting Ceremony. Parade participants line

up at 2pm, and the parade begins at 3pm. Public Square, Wilkes-Barre. 570-208-4149, www.wilkes-barre.city/

Nov 24. Patriot’s Day. Living history demonstra-

tions, musket drills, a blacksmith, house tours, information on 18th-century medicine and many activities for adults and children. 10am-4pm. Brandywine Battlefield Park, Chadds Ford. 610-459-3342, http://brandywinebattlefield.org

Nov 28. Performance: A Charlie Brown Christmas. The holiday classic will come to life in the all-new touring production A Charlie Brown Christmas Live on Stage. 6:30pm. F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts, Wilkes-Barre. www.kirbycenter.org

Nov 29. Performance: An Olde English Christmas With Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone. Accompanied by his band, Herman’s

Hermits, Noone performs more than 200 concerts a year. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. www.pennspeak.com

Nov 30. Christmas Parade. Called one of the top 10

places to experience the arrival of Santa Claus during the holiday season by USA Today, the event will feature a Jingle Elf Run at 6:30pm, the parade at 7:15pm and the Holiday Village from 5-9pm. Downtown West Chester. www.greaterwestchester.com

Nov 30-Dec 1. Old-Fashioned Holiday Market on Public Square. Celebrate the holiday season wtih

entertainment, food vendors and art and craft vendors.

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Through Sep 9. Presque Isle Lighthouse Tours.

The site features new fencing, sidewalks, perimeter lighting, and a flagpole. Volunteers will be stationed in the oil room to talk about the history of the house and at the top of the tower. Daily 10am-5pm. Presque Isle State Park, Erie. www.discoverpi.com

Through Nov 4. Exhibit: Heroes & She-roes: A Ruth E. Carter Costume Exhibition. An exclusive

peek at costumes designed for Black Panther as well as many other movies, including Malcolm X, The Butler and Roots. Senator John Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh.

412-454-6000, http://heinzhistorycenter.org

Aug 25-Sep 1. Indiana County Fair. Livestock,

crafts and baked goods, tractor pulls, demolition derbies, live entertainment, a carnival and food. Indiana County Fair Grounds, Indiana. indianacountyfair.com

Aug 27-Sep 1. Erie County Fair. The county’s oldest

and largest fair will feature top entertainers, amusement rides, truck and tractor pulls, horse pulls and more. Adm includes rides. Erie County Fair Grounds, Wattsburg.

814-739-2232, 814-881-4563, www.wattsburgfair.com

Aug 29-Sep 3. The Great Stoneboro Fair. A family tradition for more than 150 years, the event will feature grandstand events, midway rides, a demolition derby, truck pulls, agricultural exhibits, a milking contest, harness racing, pony rides, entertainment, food and more. Adm. Stoneboro. www.stoneborofair.info

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Sep 1-2. German Heritage Festival. Gemutlichkeit

will start with the Mad Bavarian, German music, food, dancing, a petting zoo, historical research and more. St. Nick’s Picnic Grove, Erie. www.DANK-Erie.org whereandwhen.com / 2018 W&W fall / 67 /

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Sep 5-9. Farmers & Threshermans Jubilee.

Antique machinery of agricultural life from ponderous steam engines and early gasoline tractors to horse- and dog-powered machines. Demonstrations, parades and contests. New Centerville & Rural Volunteer Fire Company, Rockwood. 814-926-3142, www.ncrvfc.com

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Sep 6-9. Edinboro Highland Games & Scottish Festival. A wide variety of music at many venues,

massed pipe bands marching, food, athletics, dance, children’s games and gift and clothing vendors. Edinboro University, Edinboro. www.edinboro.edu/highlandgames

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Sep 7-9. Mountain Craft Days. The fun-filled festi-

val is dedicated to preserving and promoting historic arts and crafts from the region. More than 125 craft booths, live music and a variety of traditional foods. Somerset Historical Center, Somerset. somersethistoricalcenter.org

Sep 8-9. Saxonburg Festival of the Arts.

Thousands of folks attend the annual event to enjoy the best in arts and crafts, music, art demonstrations and food. Free adm, parking and shuttle service. Roebling Park, Saxonburg. 724-352-1400, visitbutlercounty.com

Sep 1. Art Blast on the Mon. Interactive art demon-

strations at the 12th annual arts festival. Enjoy live music, vendors, food and more. 10am-6pm. Free adm. Ice Plant Pavilion, Greensboro. 724-943-4462, www.natgreene.org

Sep 1. Mutts on the Mountain. The canine version of Seven Springs’ super popular mud run. Special 5K and 1-mile courses keep both dogs and their humans in mind, while featuring up to 16 obstacles. Adm. Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs. 7springs.com Sep 3-8. Waterford Community Fair. Agricultural

exhibits, thrill rides, entertainment, food, horse pulls, truck and tractor pulls and more. Waterford Fairgrounds, Waterford. 814-796-4490, www.waterfordfair.org

Sep 3-8. 97th Annual Spartansburg Community Fair. Family fun, rides, entertainment, agricultural and

home-making exhibits, truck and tractor pulls, horse pulls, a demolition derby and fair food. Spartansburg Fairgrounds, Spartansburg. spartansburgcommunityfair.com

Sep 3-8. West Alexander Fair. Livestock, crafts, home and dairy items, vegetables, flowers, fruits, 4-H and FFA animals, grandstand events, rides and food. West Alexander Fairgrounds, West Alexander. westalexfair.com Sep 3-8. Ox Hill Fair. The community event will feature carnival rides, food vendors, live entertainment, agricultural displays, animal exhibits and a tractor pull.

Ox Hill Fairgrounds, Plumville. www.oxhillfair.com Sep 3. Cruisin’ the Park. Music, food, and giveaways.

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Sep 8. ’50s Fest & Car Cruise. Step back in time while enjoying ’50s-era food, music, activities and competitions alongside hot rods, trucks and motorcycles.

10am-4pm. Free adm. Downtown Waynesboro. www. mainstreetwaynesboro.org, www.waynesburgpa.org Sep 8. Lucas Oil Mega Pull. The Champion Tour will pull into southwestern Pennsylvania with exotic, custom-built machines competing to determine which has the best combination of horsepower, chassis setup and pulling skill in four classes. 7pm. Adm. Greene County Fairgrounds, Waynesburg. www.greenecountyfair.org Sep 8-9. Northern Appalachian Folk Festival.

Talented artists, craftspeople and musical performers and including films, educational workshops, an art exhibition, excursions and creative theater performances at venues throughout the downtown area. IRMC Park, Indiana.

Sep 8-9. Tractor Show & Car Cruise - Brush Valley Antique Iron & Power Club. An antique

tractor display, a car cruise, a children’s pedal tractor pull, games, refreshments and a parade. Brush Valley Park, Brush Valley. 724-479-4316

Sep 8. New Brighton Car Cruise. Amazing vehi-

cles, disc jockeys, food, children’s games, vendors, and more. 9am-8pm. Free adm. Main Street, New Brighton.

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Sep 8. Arts on the Riverwalk. Featuring an artists market, concession vendors, entertainment and activities, a short film and video festival, a local art competition and more. Downtown New Castle. hoytartcenter.org Sep 9. Hoodlebug Festival. A parade, live entertainment, ethnic food booths, crafts, a bicycle event and a Kids’ Zone. Homer City Fire Hall, Homer City

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samples, free picnic food, face painting and balloons.

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Sep 10-Dec 31. Kraynak’s Santa’s Christmasland.

Enter the world of make-believe with more than 75 decorated Christmas trees and animated figures. Daily.

Free adm. Kraynak’s, Hermitage. www.Kraynaks.com

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Sep 14-16. Erie Irish Festival. Irish vendors, Irish food and entertainment, an Irish-themed art show and more. St. Patrick’s Church, Erie. erieirishfestival.com

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Sep 14-15. Evans City Oktoberfest. A variety of

activities, such as a quilt show, crafts, food vendors, games, a parade, a children’s tractor pull, fireworks, car cruise, live entertainment and more. Free. Evans City. www.evanscity.us, www.visitbutlercounty.com

Sep 14-Oct 29. Family Fall Fest. Music, food and

interactive experiences, including a pumpkin patch, hayrides, a family fun center, pumpkin chunkin’, a corn maze and pony rides. WaterFire performances will begin at dusk, and fire performers and other entertainers will be present. Fridays through Sundays. Fair Haven Farms, Grove City. 412-848-3501

Sep 15. Wine & Brew Walk. Featuring favorite wineries and breweries from past years, as well as new ones.

There will be more food vendors, as well as jewelry and flower vendors, music and more. 3-7pm. Adm. Downtown Meadville. www.meadvillechamber.com Sep 15-16. Stahlstown Flax Scutching Festival.

Featuring demonstrations of the complete process of making linen from the flax plant, as well as homemade food, crafts, antique farm equipment, live music, Civil War and covered wagon train encampments, a staged Native American raid and more. Stahlstown. 724-5932119, www.flaxscutching.org

Sep 15. Storytelling Festival. Professional storytell-

ers, campfire stories, balloon artists, face painting, horse-drawn carriage and trolley rides and more. Ewing Park, Ellwood City. ellwoodchamber.org/annual-events

Sep 15-16. Washington & Green Counties’ Covered Bridge Festival. A charming atmosphere

surrounds handmade arts and crafts, homestyle food, re-enactments, demonstrations, children’s activities and entertainment. 10 locations in Green County and Washington County. visitwashingtoncountypa.com

Sep 15. Butler County Farm Tour. The drive-ityourself tour of local farms will give visitors the opportunity to meet the hardworking people who grow and harvest food. Several locations will offer tours, special activities and educational opportunities. 10am-4pm.

Butler County. 724-234-4619, VisitButlerCounty.com Sep 15-16. Whispering Pines Festival in the Woods. Featuring antique dealers, artisans and ven-

dors, as well as opportunities to enjoy the beautiful farm, shopping, food and music. Adm. Whispering Pines Farm, Cabot. www.whisperingpinesfarmpa.com

Sep 15-16. Smicksburg Apple Fest. Demonstrations

on how to make apple products, along with more than 20 specialty shops selling apple pies, apple dumplings, apple fudge, apple cider and apple butter. Smicksburg.

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Sep 15. Performance: Bringing Motown to the Merrick: Street Corner of Detroit. A Detroit-

based professional group of singers specializing in the Motown Sound will perform hits from the Temptations, Four Tops, the Supremes, and Stevie Wonder. 7pm.

Adm. Merrick Art Gallery, New Brighton. 724-846-1130, www.merrickartgallery.org

Sep 15. Beaver Wine Festival. Featuring 15 of the

finest Pennsylvania wineries, this event for people age 21 and older will include a sampling of more than 100 wines, a wine tote, a tasting notebook, food trucks, musicians, and more. 2-7pm. Adm. Third Street, Beaver.

Sep 16. Armstrong County Sportsmen’s Show.

Paradise Park, Cowansville. www.paradiseparkpa.com

Sep 21-Dec 9. Exhibit: 50 Cities - 50 Traces.

Bricolage, Pittsburgh. 412-471-6070, http://bricolagepgh. org, www.trustarts.org

Sep 21-Dec 30. Exhibit: NONOTAK. Wood Street Galleries, Pittsburgh. 412-471-6070, www.trustarts.org

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Sep 22-23. Stone to Steel: Native American Weekend. A temporary Native American village will

house more than a dozen re-enactors and demonstrations, offering insight into the life and culture of southwestern Pennsylvania before European settlement.

10am-5pm. Adm. Greene County Historical Society Museum, Waynesburg. www.greenecountyhistory.org

Sep 22-23. 60th Annual Ligonier Highland Games. Follow the skirl of bagpipes to beautiful Ligonier

April thru December 11am-4pm By appointment year round

for the gathering of the Scottish Clans. More than 5,000 people will gather to experience competitions in piping, fiddling, and drumming, as well as athletic events. Idlewild Park, Ligonier. ligonierhighlandgames.org

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Sep 21-23. Clymer Days Festival. Enjoy a weekend

of food, entertainment, games and children’s activities.

Clymer. www.clymerdaysfestival.com

Sep 22-23. Frontier Heritage Weekend. Discover

some of the skills used by Native Americans and European settlers to survive the dangerous and difficult wilderness of 18th-century western Pennnsylvania.

Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village, Avella. heinzhistorycenter.org/meadowcroft.aspx

Sep 22. Slippery Rock Villagefest. A street festival featuring children’s activities, craft and food vendors, live music, sporting events and a farmers market. 10am5pm. Free adm. Slippery Rock. www.slipperyrockpa.org

Sep 22. Butler Fall Festival. A family-oriented festival featuring regional crafters, children’s activities, food vendors and entertainment. 11am-6pm. Free adm.

Diamond Park, Butler. www.butlerfallfestival.com Sep 22. Waterfire Sharon. Lighting ceremony at dusk.

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movement with exclusive delicacies and wine sourced from regional farms while enjoying live music by the fireside. 3-10pm. Adm. Thistlethwaite Vineyards, Jefferson. 724-883-3372, www.farmtoforkevent.com

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entertainment, tours of the wineries. Gravel Pit Park, North East. 814-725-4262, www.nechamber.org

Sep 29-Oct 28. Hallowboo! Idlewild with a fun,

family-oriented Halloween twist, including trick-ortreating through Story Book Forest, live entertainment, costumed characters, themed rides and attractions, a haybale maze and more. Weekends. Idlewild and SoakZone, Ligonier. 724-238-3666, www.idlewild.com

Sep 29-Oct 21. Autumnfest. Enjoy Pennsylvania’s

beautiful fall foliage and explore themed family fun all over the mountain, including live musical entertainment, novelty performers, views of autumn from a chairlift, artisans and crafters and more. Saturdays and Sundays.

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Sep 29. Exhibit: Destination Moon Exhibit Opening. An exhibition dedicated to the Apollo 11 mis-

sion and specifically Command Module Columbia, the only surviving spacecraft to safely travel to the moon and back. Includes a 3-D tour, videos, and more. Senator John Heinz History Center, Pittsburgh. 412-454-6000, http://heinzhistorycenter.org

Sep 29. Oktoberfest. Live entertainment and tastings. Downtown Indiana. www.downtownindiana.org

Sep 29. Fall Festival of the Churches. Celebrate

Ambridge’s many churches and cultures with a parish parade, a special ceremony, food, beverages, entertainment, and more. 10:30am-7pm. Free adm. PJ Clark Park, Ambridge. 724-266-3040

Sep 29. Bridgewater Autumn Festival. Live entertainment, farm-fresh goods, fall decorations, pumpkin art, bobbing for apples, a pumpkin pie baking contest, food vendors, and more. 10am-5pm. Free adm.

Bridge Street, Beaver. 724-774-7615 Sep 29. Fall Fest & Car Cruise. Classic cars, food, vendors, family and children’s activities, live entertainment, horse and carriage rides and more. Ellwood City.

724-758-5501 Sep 29. Harvest Day at Villa Maria. Listen to music and participate in hayrides, children’s activities, face painting and more. Families can enjoy the petting zoo, vendors, clowns and food sales. Villa Maria Farm, Villa Maria. 724-964-8920, www.vmesc.org

Sep 29. 11th Annual Witches Night Out. Assemble

at dusk for a wicked night of fun with shopping, scarygood sales, tasty concoctions, tantalizing treats, music, contests, a bonfire and a witches parade. Volant Village Shops, Volant. 724-533-5611, www.volantshops.com

Sep 30. Alameda Septemberfest. A car cruise, a Toot and Scoot 5K, craft and food vendors, games, a petting zoo, miniature pony rides, face painting, inflatable jump castles, live entertainment and more. 10am4pm. Free adm. Alameda Park, Butler. 724-284-5383, www.co.butler.pa.us Sep 30. Harvest Party & Fall Open House.

Vendors featuring artwork, soaps, primitive country decor, and farm-fresh herbs and vegetables, along with fall food and beverage samplings, shopping and more.

Dillweed Bed and Breakfast, Dilltown. 814-446-6465, www.dillweedinc.com

OCTOBER Oct 3-21. Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad Fall Foliage Tours. Scenic October tours showcasing the

area’s fall foliage. Oil Creek and Titusville Railroad, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org

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Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-21, 26-28, Nov 2-3. Scary Harry’s Haunted Trail. Enjoy some haunted fun on a

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Oct 5-7. Smicksburg Fall Festival. The fall foliage will add a special beauty to the activities and entertainment. Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www.smicksburg.net Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27. Beastly Haunted Trail. Enjoy a Halloween scare while supporting the

pets waiting for furever homes. Children 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Saturdays and Sundays. 7-10pm. Adm. Benefits the Beaver County Humane Society, Aliquippa.

Oct 5-27. Night at the Zoo. A fun, non-scary family

event where participants can take a walk through the torch-lit walkways to view the wild and interesting behaviors that many wild animals have at night. 7-11pm.

Fri. and Sat. Living Treasures Wild Animal Park, Jones Mills. 724-593-8300, www.ltanimalpark.com

Oct 5-6. Spring Historical Folk Festival. The folk

festival will showcase arts and the skills and labors of our forefathers. Springs Museum, Springs. springspa.org

Oct 6-7. Hickory Apple Festival. A celebration of everything apple. Also featuring rides and events for children, along with entertainment, craft vendors and additional food. Mount Pleasant Township Volunteer Fire Company, Hickory. www.hickoryapplefest.com Oct 6-7. ChampCar Endurance Series - The Pittsburgh Grand Prix. Real races on a real track

with real cheap cars. Endurance races range from seven hours to 37 hours long, with fast, intense sprint races of 40 minutes. 8:30am-5:30pm. Adm. Pittsburgh International Race Complex, Wampum. pittrace.com

1-877-326-6561 www.lakeeriewinecountry.org Oct 6-7. Erntedankfest. Celebrate the fall harvest

and the many tasks required to prepare for winter.

Artisans will cook, bake, and demonstrate a variety of crafts and skills. Food, music, and activities for the whole family will be included. Adm. Old Economy Village, Ambridge. 724-266-4500, ext. 101

Oct 7-Nov 5. Exhibit: Gary Spinosa - The Invisible Function. Stonewall Gallery, Campbell

Pottery Store, Cambridge Springs. 814-734-8800, www. campbellpotterystore.com

Oct 11-13. Performance: In the Tunnel. August Wilson Center for African American Culture, Pittsburgh.

412-471-6070, augustwilsoncenter.org, trustarts.org Oct 11. Performance: Catapult. An Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Got

Talent finalist from Season 8, the magical production features incredible dancers who work behind a screen to create shadow silhouettes of shapes from the world around us. Westminster College, New Wilmington. 724946-7354, www.westminster.edu/celebrity

Oct 12-30. Zoo Boo 2018. The scary-but-not-too-

scary Halloween event will feature trick-or-treating for children age 12 and under and displays for the whole family. Erie Zoo, Erie. 814-864-4091, www.eriezoo.org

Oct 12-14. Fall Pumpkin Fest. The family-oriented

festival will feature rides, food, giant pumpkin drops, entertainment, artisans and crafters, a bluegrass and arts festival and more. Conneaut Lake Park, Conneaut Lake. 814-853-5833, www.conneautlake.com

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Visit Springs, Pennsylvania Folk Festival – October 5 & 6, 2018 (9am-5pm)

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Hand-made Gifts • PA Dutch Foods • Music • Demonstrations Saturdays (8am-1pm) A celebration of the arts, skills & labors of our forefathers.

(814) 442-4594 Oct 12. Ale on the Allegheny. Kittanning Riverfront Park, Kittanning. www.downtownkittanning.com

Oct 12-13, 19-20, 26-27. Zombie Manor. Join in a

haunted tour of the mansion, which will come alive with zombies, ghosts and more. The event is a fundraiser for the museum. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Age 12 and up. Fridays and Saturdays. Adm. Baldwin Reynolds House Museum, Meadville. 814-3331258, www.baldwinreynolds.org

Oct 12-14. Houston Pumpkin Festival. The annual

community tradition will feature family fun, more than 175 food and craft vendors, entertainment, children’s activities, a parade and contests. Houston American Legion Picnic Grounds, Houston. 724-746-6740, www. houstonpumpkinfesival.net

Oct 12-14. Fort Ligonier Days. A three-day festival that commemorates the Battle of Fort Ligonier, a key engagement of the French and Indian War. The festival includes battle re-enactments, a community parade, live music, more than 200 craft vendors, delicious food, plenty of children’s activites and a 5K race. Free adm.

Fee for parking. Ligonier. www.fortligonier.org/event Oct 13-14. Country Fall Festival. Stroll the sidewalks of Zelienople and Harmony, shop at a variety of charming shops and enjoy festivities such as live entertainment, food, historic encampments, antiques, a farmers market and more. Free adm. Harmony and Zelienople. 724-452-5571, www.zeliefallfest.com Oct 13. Sleepy Hollow Festival. The spooktacular event will take place in conjunction with the Country Fall Festival and will feature live music, trick-or-treating, ghost walks, a scavenger hunt, costume contests, face painting, children’s games and food and craft vendors.

Free shuttle bus from Harmony to Zelienople. 9am-7pm.

Free adm. Bottlebrush Gallery & Center for the Arts, Harmony. 724-452-0539, www.bottlebrusharts.com Oct 13. 37th Annual Fall Harvest Festival & Craft Fair. Featuring more than 70 crafters, live enter-

tainment, wagon rides to U-Pick apples and pumpkins, freshly made apple cider, children’s crafts, food, demonstrations by BSA Troop 733 and more. Apple Castle, New Wilmington. 724-652-3221, www.applecastle.com / 74 /

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Oct 13-14. Greene County Historical Society Harvest Festival. 10am-5pm. Adm. Greene County

Historical Society Museum, Waynesburg. 724-627-3204, www.greenecountyhistory.org

Oct 13-14. 31st Annual Native American Gathering. Native American dancing, food, crafters, traders, youth and Scout programs, exhibits and educational seminars. Adm. Community College of Beaver County, Monaca. 724-480-3450

Oct 14. Art, Wine, & Food Festival. Foxburg. www.foxburginfo.com, www.foxburgfestival.com Oct 19-21, 27-28. Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts Christmas Festival. Fun for the whole family, includ-

ing more than 230 exhibits, food, trolley rides, musical entertainment and Santa. Free on-site parking.

Washington County Fairgrounds, Washington. 724-8634577, www.familyfestivals.com/PA-Christmas.

Oct 20-21. Monster Pumpkin Festival. Free fam-

ily fun including food, crafts, hayrides, children’s activities, Monster Pumpkin Boat Races, and plenty of pumpkins. North Shore Riverfront Park, Pittsburgh. https:// monsterpumpkin.com

Oct 20. Twilight Cemetery Tour. An interactive

historic character tour. Begins at 3pm and departs every 10 minutes from the cemetery office. Res. required.

Adm. Blairsville Cemetery, Blairsville. 724-541-2344, www.undergroundrailroadblairsvillepa.com

Oct 20-21. Potter’s Tour. Take a self-guided tour of the studios and workplaces of dedicated artists throughout the county. Throughout Indiana County. potterstour.com Oct 21. North Country Trail Annual Pumpkin Pie Hike. Shuttles from Watt’s Mill will leave at 1pm to

take hikers to Hodgson Road to hike 2.75 miles back to Watt’s Mill, where pie and cider will be served. 1pm. Free.

All welcome. Start at Watt’s Mill Trailhead, Darlington.

Oct 26-27. Flashlight Fright Night at the Museum. Frightening creatures galore will roam the

historic grounds. 7-11pm. Adm. Greene County Historical Society Museum, Waynesburg. greenecountyhistory.org

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NOVEMBER Nov 2-4. Christmas in the Village. The quaint village of Eldersville will offer handmade crafts, homemade food, a children’s tent and playground, a parade on Saturday, kettle corn and horse and carriage rides.

Free adm and parking. Christmas in the Village, Burgettstown. 724-947-9015, www.christmasinthevillagepa.com Nov 2-4, 10-11. Smicksburg Old-Fashioned Country Christmas Open House. Enjoy holiday crafts and refreshments while getting ready for the holiday season. Select dates. Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www.smicksburg.net

Nov 3. 1940s Annual Hanger Dinner Dance. Held

to honor all veterans, the event will include a sumptuous slow-cooked roast beef dinner, followed by big band music by the Beaver Bop Cats. Attendees may wear casual attire or don military uniforms. Doors open at 5:30pm. Dinner at 6:15pm. Dancing from 7:45-10pm.

Adm. Air Heritage Museum - Beaver County Airport, Beaver Falls. 724-843-2820, http://airheritage.org

Nov 4. Indiana First Bank Veterans’ Marathon, Half Marathon & Marathon Relay. All three races

will be held entirely on the rails-to-trails Ghost Town Trail, with the turnaround point at Heshbon for the half marathon and Dilltown for the marathon. Ghost Town Trail, Saylor Park, Black Lick. 724-599-5929, www.indianaroadrunners.com

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Nov 6. Pancake & Sausage Day. Eat in or take food to go in support of United Way of Indiana County.

Cafeteria, Indiana Regional Medical Center, Indiana. 724463-0278, www.uwindianacounty.org

Nov 8. Performance: Yabin Wang Dance. Byham Theater, Pittsburgh. 412-471-6070, www.trustarts.org Nov 10-11. WeihnachtsMarkt. The outdoor

Christmas market will celebrate Harmony’s German ancestry and traditions. Artisans will have handcrafted and German imports for sale, and there will be opportunities to visit museums, enjoy live entertainment, and take wagon rides through the town square. Adm. National Historic Landmark District, Harmony. 724-4527341, www.visitbutlercounty.com

Nov 10-11. Christmas on Main Street. Saint Nick

arrives in a horse-drawn carriage to open the Christmas season in an old-fashioned way. There will be great holiday shopping, breakfast and pictures with Santa, strolling carolers, musicians, carriage rides on Main Street and more. Volant Village Shops, Volant. 724-533-5611, www.volantshops.com

Nov 16-18, 23-25. Trees of Christmas: It’s a Reel Classic Christmas. Experience several famous Hollywood movies brought to life in the historical home’s rooms with decorated trees and surroundings.

Live music, a boutique and a sweet shop will also be available. Fridays through Sundays. Noon-8pm. Adm. Free parking and shuttle service. Baldwin Reynolds House Museum, Meadville. www.baldwinreynolds.org

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The Lake Erie region is home to the nation’s largest grape-growing territory east of the Rockies, and it’s not hard to see why as you traverse the area. The drive along Lake Erie’s shores transports you to a bygone era, with friendly people, quaint Victorian towns, beautiful views, and a variety of wineries, each with its own unique blends and personality. You won’t find hordes of party buses converg-

ing all at once or long lines to taste preselected wines. Here, it’s a much more personalized experience; you might even find the winemaker him/herself standing behind the tasting room counter, eager to find the perfect blend that’s right for each individual customer. Just follow the green grape Lake Erie Wine Country signs to discover your favorite stops along the way.

When traveling Photo by Cara O’Donnell north from downtown Erie along Route 5 into wine country, one of the first stops is Penn Shore Winery and Vineyards, the oldest in Pennsylvania (its license number is 2). The winery, which opened its doors in 1970, is also known as the home of Pennsylvania’s oldest champagne – and Penn Shore is Pennsylvania’s oldest winery and also produces one of the state’s only true Champagnes. one of the few outside the Champagne region in France alCountry and beyond since the early ’70s. lowed to use the name. In addition to the Mazza boasts Pennsylvania’s largest wine bubbly, Penn Shore is also known for its production facility, but what truly makes unique Dry Concord. The Concord grape, Mazza stand out is its winemaking influa popular varietal around Lake Erie due ence that is truly global. Over the years, to the climate, is normally produced as a Mazza’s winemakers have hailed from sweeter wine. However, at Penn Shore, places like Germany, Hungary, Uruguay what is now referred to as a “happy ac- and India, just to name a few, not to mencident” occurred when the Concord was tion the Mazza family’s own influences left in the barrels before the sugar was from years of winemaking in Calabria, Itadded. The result is a light, dry wine with aly. The result is a unique blend of flavors that distinct Concord flavor but without and characteristics. Its bestselling Bare the sweetness.

Bones White is a blend of popular Lake Erie varietals like Traminette, Vidal Blanc, t Cayuga and Riesling, but then there Just down the road is Mazza Vine- are the more unusual options, such as yards, whose family-produced wines L’Anima, an uncharacteriscally bone-dry have been toasted around Lake Erie Wine rosé, and Teroldego, a dry red Italian varietal that has been successfully grown in the Lake Erie region.

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Mazza Vineyards, along with sister winery South Shore, features wines with a truly global influence.

Be sure to make a pit stop in the quaint Victorian town of North East, lined with restaurants, antique shops and boutiques. It’s a great place to stop and relax and refuel during a day of wine tasting. It’s also

is the Wild Child, a sweet wine home to the annual North East that was made when wild Wine Country Harvest Fesgrapes accidentally were tival, affectionately known mixed in with Niagara as WineFest, held each grapes during haryear since 1981. The vest. In the autumn festival has grown in season, it’s also a recent years and now must to try one of encompasses two Arundel’s famous parks: Gibson Park, hard ciders created one of the original from its own apple downtown festival orchards. venues, and Gravel Pit Park, the largest festival site. This year’s t Photo by Mazza Wines event will take place from Speaking of apples, Locals and visitors alike take Friday to Sunday, Sept. 28 advantage of wonderful food and just before the New to 30, when attendees will wine pairings at Lake Erie Wine York border stands Arhave the opportunity to Country’s special Harvest Week- rowhead Wine Cellars, sample as many as 100 dif- ends in November. which first started as a ferent wines from around farm and fruit stand in the the region, enjoy the sounds of dozens of 1920s. Now run by the third generation of entertainers, try their luck at grape stomp- family members, Arrowhead expanded to ing, and meander through hundreds of include a winery in 1999 and has never exhibitor tents. Part street fair, part arts looked back. Offering an impressive seand crafts festival, part music festival, part lection of more than 30 wines, with a vaharvest festival, today’s WineFest hosts riety paying homage to the fruit-oriented an average of 20,000 visitors from Ohio, roots of the farm (there’s still a farm marPennsylvania, New York, Ontario, and ket on-site), Arrowhead boasts tastes to beyond who come to sample a variety of satisfy any wine palette, as well as several wines and enjoy a weekend celebrating fruit juices and ciders. the harvest season.

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Keep heading north, and you’ll come across an 1860s-era barn by the side of the road. That barn, once run down, is now known as Arundel Cellars and Brewing Co., one of the newer additions to the Wine Trail.

The tasting room itself, located inside the renovated barn (complete with original beams and stone), is home to both the winery and an accompanying brewery. A customer favorite

Photo by Cara O’Donnell

Arrowhead Wine Cellars outside North East, PA offers more than 30 different kinds of wine along with hard ciders and non-alcoholic fruit juices.

away from home, all of Lakeview’s spaces offer kitchens and an extra sense of seclusion. There’s even a heated outdoor pool, along with free Wi-Fi throughout. It’s like having your very own lakeside tiny house.

And the lakeside views are truly unlike any other. Did I mention the sunsets?

The Beach Glass Bungalow is a comfortable cottage with a They are nothing separate living room and bedroom along the shores of Lake short of spectacular.

Erie.

Lakeview on the Lake lives up to its name If visiting toward the later part of the and offers its own beach (the stairs getharvest season, don’t miss the special ting down to the lakefront itself are rather Harvest Weekends, held the first two weekends in November at participating steep) on Lake Erie. The lake itself is the wineries. It’s a wonderful time to discover star here, and there’s truly no better way a variety of specialties along the Wine to relax than sitting in one of the propTrail, as visitors have the chance to enjoy erty’s big Adirondack chairs facing the food and wine sample pairings at each lake as the sun begins to set. Uncork a winery, as well as tastings, recipe books, bottle of wine from the day’s adventures – each cottage comes well-equipped with souvenir glasses and more. glasses and corkscrews – and toast a wonderfully tranquil stay in Lake Erie’s Wine t Country.

Photo by Lakeview on the Lake

There are plenty of hotels and a handful of bed-and-breakfasts that are ideal for a weekend stay, but for a change of pace from the standard hotel room, don’t miss Lakeview on the Lake (www.lakeviewerie.com) and its collection of cottages and tiny houses that will make you feel right at home. Lakeview has been around since the ’50s as a roadside motel (a handful of motel rooms – now renovated to resemble log cabins – remain) and has since grown to include several cottages and even a nostalgic Airstream. Especially charming is the Beach Glass Bungalow, with its comfy living room, separate bedroom and cute front porch that’s perfect for enjoying morning coffee. A true home

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Visit www.lakeeriewinecountry.org for information on the many different participating wineries as well as the special event weekends. Visit www.visiterie.com for information on planning a stay in the region.

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WESTERN REGION calendar of events

Nov 16. Lucy Donnelly Holiday Festival & Parade. The kickoff to the holiday season and the

weekend celebrations, including the It’s a Wonderful Life Festival, will feature a parade, music, crafts, marshmallows for roasting, hayrides and a tree lighting. Downtown Indiana. www.downtownindiana.org

Nov 16-18. Performance: The Addams Family.

Join everyone’s favorite dysfunctional family and learn what happens when one of them grows up and wants to be normal. Adm. Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center, Midland. 724-576-4644, ext 2, www.lincolnparkarts.org

Nov 17. Ales & Aces Featuring Lake Erie Ale Trail. Featuring 11 local craft brewers and their winter

beer release, along with live entertainment and more.

Adm. Brew Brothers, Presque Isle Downs, Erie. www. lakeeriealetrail.com

Nov 17-18, 23-25, 30. It’s a Wonderful Life Festival. Weekend celebrations, magical decorated

streets, seasonal entertainment and holiday activities.

Select dates. IRMC Park, Indiana. wonderfullifefestival.com

Nov 22-25, Nov 30-Dec 2, Dec 7-9. Beaver County Christmas Extravaganza. The Beaver

County Festival of Trees has changed its name and added a third weekend. Many new attractions are being developed to enhance visitors’ Christmas season experience. Special events include a breakfast with Santa on Nov. 24 (call for reservations), Armed Services Day on Nov. 25 and Senior Citizens Day on Dec. 2. Adm. Bradys Run Park Lodge, Beaver Falls. 330-502-9882

Nov 24. Beaver Falls Lighted Christmas Parade.

Free. Beaver Falls. 724-847-2808, ext. 201

Nov 24-25, Dec 1-2. Santa Express. Join Santa and

his helpers for a trip through Oil Creek State Park. Enjoy Christmas caroling, as well as cookies and hot chocolate in Perry Street Station at the end of the trip. Saturdays and Sundays. Reservations recommended. Oil Creek and Titusville Railroad, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org

Nov 24. Butler’s Spirit of Christmas Parade.

Enjoy the annual parade and stop by the Stuff a Bus station with new toys and clothes donations. Noon. Parade starts at 5:30pm. Main Street, Butler. 724-283-1500, www. cityofbutler.org

Nov 24-25. Christmas Open House. Celebrate the holiday season and tour the historical museum in its array of Christmas decorations while enjoying hot beverages and seasonal goodies. 3-7pm. Free adm. Greene County Historical Society Museum, Waynesburg. 724627-3204, www.greenecountyhistory.org Nov 24-25. Ridings Family Holiday Train Display. Multiple trains running through many lighted

buildings, as well as a holiday movie showing with cookies and candy for children. The museum will be decorated in its holiday finest. Free. McCarl Industrial and Agricultural Museum, Darlington. 724-827-8841

Nov 24-25. 36th Annual Ohio Valley Lines Holiday Model Railroad Open House. This Digital

trees from different sponsors, as well as musical entertainment. Adm. Bayfront Convention Center, Erie. 814452-5000, ext. 5359, bayfrontconventioncenter.com

Command Control 400-foot model operating railroad depicts the late ’50s-’60s era from Ambridge/Pittsburgh local to Wheeling, W.Va., with full scenery, a logging area, a steel mill and coal and farming operations. The newest addition is an N-scale railroad. Noon-5pm. Adm. Ohio Valley Lines, Ambridge. www.ohiovalleylines.org

Nov 23. Saxonburg Holiday Parade. The annual event is sponsored by Saxonburg Area Business Association. 7pm. Main Street, Saxonburg. 724-352-4810, www.saxonburgbusiness.org

Nov 30-Dec 31. Victorian Holidays. A multifaceted celebration of the season featuring 12 decorated rooms, Victorian teas, musical performances and more. Watson Curtze Mansion, Erie. www.eriehistory.com

Nov 23. Light-Up Night. Following the tree lighting,

Nov 30. Performance: Christmas Stories.

Nov 23-25. Festival of Trees. Beautifully decorated

Santa will arrive on a fire truck with treats for children.

Downtown Clymer. 724-254-4710

Nov 23-25. Family Tradition Fun Weekend. Cut

down a fresh tree, enjoy the gift shop and celebrate the Christmas season. Fleming’s Christmas Tree Farm, Indiana. 724-463-0570, www.FlemingsTrees.com

Nov 23. Beaver Light-Up Festival. Kick off the holiday season with fireworks, a parade, a carriage ride, live entertainment and more. 5pm. Free. Downtown Beaver. 724-888-3820

Welcome the spirit of Christmas with an old-fashioned evening of storytelling presented by Dillweed’s Parlor Players. Dillweed Bed and Breakfast, Dilltown. 814-4466465, www.dillweedinc.com

Nov 30-Dec 1. Performance: R-ACT’s Annual Holiday Radio Show: A Christmas Carol. This

special-edition version of the popular holiday tale is a show in the old-style radio play genre, with actors playing multiple parts and sound effects created live before a studio audience. 7pm. Adm. Merrick Art Gallery, New Brighton. 724-775-6844, www.merrickartgallery.org

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