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Pennsylvania’s Tra vel Guide

H a v i n g a B l a st at B l o b F e st !

Two Great State College Festivals A Conneaut Lake Summer

Plus, hundreds of events and attractions throughout PA!

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Vol 47 No 3

the summer issue

10. Historic Route 30 Road Trip

70. Blobfest!

Explore the highway that spans American history.

Oh, come on...you know you want to!

46. 2 Great State College Festivals

84. Summer on the Lake

Central PA 4th Fest and Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.

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Nothing says summer like Conneaut Lake.

Regional Events 18. North 50. South 65. East 74. West

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87. Visitor Information Request Form Want to know more about what’s going on in PA? Fill out the form and receive information about the places that interest you.

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5 TGIF never looked so GOOD!

I received a wonderful gift from a complete stranger recently. I was on my way to an appointment and was running late. I had the windows down and the sunroof open. The warm breeze felt so good after being in the office all day. So, instead of my usual thinking about the next three things on my To Do list, I slowed down and decided to enjoy the moment. I thought, “What does it matter if I’m just a few minutes late?” Something told me to slow down and take it all in. There was an anticipation that something wonderful was going to happen. And it did.

Traffic was backed up. I waited patiently but needed to get into the center lane for my turn at the next light. I eased into the turning lane and started passing those waiting to go straight through the intersection. Again, something told me to slow down, and as I did, a gentleman pulled out of the lane of stopped traffic right in front of me, causing me to brake. He proceeded to the light, making the left turn just as the light turned yellow, then red. And there I sat, having to wait for the next green light.

Instead of being irritated that I was now going to be late for sure, I found myself smiling, feeling good that I was able to be courteous rather than upset. Now I was curious and began to wonder where the gentleman might be going.

Finally it was my turn. I rounded the corner, and bingo! Rather than going into the nearby restaurant, the man who had pulled out in front of me was standing on the sidewalk waiting for me. He was jumping and waving his arms in the air, mouthing “Thank you!” I marveled at his enthusiasm! My existing smile grew wider, and my hand flew up in an excited “You’re welcome” salute back.

Why am I telling you this story? Because as you get ready to enjoy your summer, don’t just go through the act of “having fun.” Really enjoy it! Be considerate, and thank those who make your experience possible. And, remember; be courteous while navigating our highways to your next adventure!

P.S. If you are the gentleman in this story (You know who you are!), you gave me a wonderful gift. You reminded me that we still have a choice (and more importantly, a responsibility) to act gracefully toward each other. Thank you!

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Chambersburg Town Square courtesy of Franklin County Visitors Bureau

Route 30 stretches across the U.S. from Astoria, Ore., to Atlantic City, N.J. In Pennsylvania, the historic highway enters from the west in Beaver County and exits near Camden, N.J. Much of PA Route 30 is part of the historic Lincoln Highway, which was the first paved transcontinental highway in the nation.

In 1995, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Ridge designated the 200-mile stretch from Westmoreland County to Adams County as the Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor. Even though this designation highlights only a portion of PA Route 30, none of the highway is without its share of rich history.

Pittsburgh

This road trip begins at the site for which Pittsburgh got its name. The city’s historical past has its roots in the conflict that preceded the war for in-

dependence. The French & Indian War pitted British Colonial America against the French and Native Americans who wanted control of the frontier, which at the time was western PA. Fort Pitt was strategically constructed at the forks of the Ohio River. The original structure was called Fort Prince George until the French commandeered it in 1754. Upon taking control, the French began construction on Fort Duquesne.

An attempt to recapture the fort

by British Gen. Braddock in 1755 was unsuccessful. A later attempt by Gen. John Forbes and a young George Washington resulted in the outnumbered French burning the fort to the ground.

After the victory, Forbes named the site “Pittsburgh” for the British Secretary of State, William Pitt.

Today, the history of the fort is told at the Fort Pitt Museum, located in Pittsburgh’s historic Point State Park.

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Ligonier

By Wendy Royal

The museum is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

You can’t hit the road just yet. A must-see while in Pittsburgh is the Sen. John Heinz History Center, Pennsylvania’s largest history museum. The 275,000-square-foot affiliate of the Smithsonian Institution covers everything from the French & Indian War to memorable gridiron matchups of the Steelers.

The Sen. John Heinz History Center is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Drive roughly 50 miles east and you’ll reach Ligonier, a quaint town, also with strong ties to the French & Indian War. When Forbes was given the charge to reclaim Fort Duquesne for the Crown, he made preparations to make sure that his army would be well supplied and protected as they marched through hostile territory.

Forbes’ first order of business was to construct a new road across Pennsylvania, guarded by a chain of fortifications.

The last and most elaborate of the forts along the road was Fort Ligonier. The fort served as a supply depot and staging area for 5,000 American and British troops.

Eight acres of the original site have been preserved, and the fort was reconstructed. Inside, visitors will find the officers’ mess, barracks, quartermaster and the underground magazine, to name a few. A 1,600-foot outer retrenchment surrounds the fort. External buildings include the Pennsylvania Hospital, a smoke house, bake ovens, a forge and a sawmill.

Fort Ligonier is open daily from April 21 through November 11, 2012.

Bedford

Travel another 50 miles due east and you’ll arrive in Bedford and the site of

Photo courtesy of VisitPittsburgh

The Fort Pitt Museum tells the story of Western Pennsylvania's role in the French & Indian War and the American Revolution.

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route, has experienced the often-devastating results of culture clashes. Stories of the struggles of early settlers permeate the area. The threat of attacks by native peoples on encroaching pioneers was a constant concern. One such attack occurred on July 26, 1764, at a schoolhouse near Greencastle. Schoolmaster Enoch Brown pleaded for the lives of his students, but he was shot and scalped.

Eleven children were scalped, although one child managed to survive the massacre. Brown and his students were buried together, and a memorial stands in remembrance of the horrific event.

Later, the area played an important role in the Underground Railroad.

Radical abolitionist John Brown chose Chambersburg as a staging point for his raid on the Harper’s Ferry arsenal. While in Chambersburg, Brown was known as mine owner Dr. Isaac Smith. With this false identity, he was able to receive large shipments of arms without raising suspicions. Renowned abolitionist Frederick Douglass met with Brown in secret in an attempt to dissuade him from carrying out his plans for Harper’s Ferry. Douglass was unsuccessful, and Brown’s raid ultimately failed. Brown was found guilty of murder, treason and inciting a slave insurrection. He and nine of his followers were hanged in Charles Town, Va. For nearly a year and a half, Chambersburg was embroiled in the Civil War. At one point, 60,000 Confederate troops, including Gen. A.P. Hill and Confederate Commander Robert E. Lee, camped Staff Photo in and around the Above: A small log structure within Fort Ligonier. The fort town, By the end of the once served 5,000 American and summer of 1864, it was British troops.

another of Forbes’ fortifications, Fort Bedford. In 1769,James Smith and his “Black Boys” captured the fort, which was then occupied by British troops, giving it the dubious distinction as the first British fort to be captured by American rebels. After the French & Indian War ended Fort Bedford was used as a British outpost on the frontier.

The Fort Bedford Museum is located along the Juniata River in Bedford. The museum is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Wednesdays to Sundays from May to October.

While in Bedford, a visit to Old Bedford Village is highly recommended.

This living history village consists of 38 buildings including the village church, the broom shop, blacksmith’s shop, a school, cabins and other structures typical to 18th- and 19th-century life.

Throughout the year, Old Bedford Village hosts re-enactments and living history events. To view summer events in the village, visit whereandwhen. com.

Old Bedford Village (OBV) is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day except Wednesday from Memorial Day through Labor Day. From Labor Day through the end of October, OBV is open Thursdays to Sundays only.

Chambersburg

The 56-mile route between Bedford and Chambersburg is a scenic one. The Tuscarora Mountain Ridge near McConnellsburg in Fulton County is especially spectacular in fall.

Franklin County, like so many along our

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becoming quite clear that the Confederate cause was lost. Having sustained great loss in the South, Gen. Jubal Early issued a ransom on the town of Chambersburg in the amount of $100,000 in gold or $500,000 in Yankee currency. Since the town was unable to pay the ransom, Chambersburg was set ablaze. By day’s end on July 28, 1864, more Staff Photo than 550 structures The statue of Major General Kemble Warren surveys the were burned.

Gettysburg Battlefield from Little Round Top. The John Brown – Mary Ritner House Charge. The iconic 1880s oil painting is open for tours Thursday to Saturday is 377 feet in circumference and 42 feet from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. high.

The film, “A New Birth of Freedom,” Gettysburg is shown exclusively in the theaters at the visitor center. Morgan Freeman, Sam As the site of the bloodiest battle of Waterston and Marcia Gay Harden lend the Civil War, with 51,000 casualties, their voices to the film that is sponsored Gettysburg’s place in history will never by the History Channel. Tickets can be be questioned. It was that monumental purchased at the ticket counter in the clash of two armies in the fields and or- museum lobby. Proceeds from the film chards of Adams County that inspired benefit Gettysburg Battlefield preservaLincoln’s Gettysburg Address. tion.

The National Park Service has preThe Gettysburg Museum & Visitor served the Gettysburg Battlefield for Center is open daily, April to October, 8 generations to remember the sacrifice a.m. to 6 p.m., and November to March, and to learn from that turbulent period 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. in history. This important stop on your Touring the Gettysburg National road trip will easily take the better part Military Park can be done in several of a day, and that is if you just see the ways. Most choose to take a self-guided battlefield and museum. If you want to driving tour of the park, stopping at the see some of the other historical sites in monuments that dot the landscape. In Gettysburg, allow extra time. all, the park is said to have more than To truly get the most out of the 1,000 monuments and markers. battlefield tour, I suggest visiting the Another option is for guests to take National Park Service Museum and Visi- a double-decker bus tour of the battletors Center first. It could take up to two field. As you drive through the park hours to see all of the exhibits in the 12 in comfort, the Battle of Gettysburg is galleries. One of the most popular at- brought to life through a dramatized tractions at the museum is the famous stereo experience. The bus tours last apcyclorama painting depicting Pickett’s proximately two hours and depart from 13 - W&W Summer 2012

It’s ironic that York played an instrumental role in claiming our independence from the very country for which it got its name. The Articles of the Confederation were adopted in York after the Continental Congress was moved from Philadelphia in advance of the encroaching British army. In fact, York was the capitol of the United States for nine months.

The Golden Plough Tavern, Photo courtesy of Wheatland built in 1741, served far more than Wheatland was the home the nation's only food and drink in colonial times. bachelor president. James Buchanan lived with Like other taverns, the Golden his Harriet Lane who was orphaned at age elevPlough served up the news of the en. Lane was the first woman to be given the day. Today, the tavern is part of title "First Lady." the Colonial Complex located on Market Street. The General Gates the Main Gettysburg Tour Center at 778 House, Barnett Bobb Log House, the Baltimore St. Colonial Court House and the Golden Tickets can be purchased online at Plough make up the complex. www.gettysburgbattlefieldtours.com.

The General Gates House (c. 1751) For a unique and eco-friendly bat- depicts the home as it would have been tlefield tour, guided Segway Tours of when Gen. Horatio Gates lived there Gettysburg take riders to all the main while the Continental Congress met in historical sites. Mandatory training pre- York. cedes the tour and is included in the The Colonial Courthouse, where the price of the tour. These tours seem to fill Continental Congress met, has been reup pretty quickly during the summer, so constructed and is located across from reservations are strongly recommended. the Golden Plough.

Tours depart from the main SegTours Built in 1811, the Barnett Bobb Log field office in the Gettysburg Shopping House is a two-story structure built from Center. squared timbers that are dovetailed at Regardless of the method of trans- the corners. The home depicts family portation, a visit to the Gettysburg Bat- life in the 1830s. tlefield is always a solemn and enrichThe Colonial Complex is open Tuesing experience. The park is open daily days through Saturdays from 10 a.m. to from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. from April 1 to 4 p.m. Tours depart from a small brick October 31, and 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. No- building behind the Colonial Court vember 1 to March 31. Park hours are House. strictly enforced.

York

Columbia/Wrightsville

With its proximity to the MasonDixon Line you can imagine that the city of York also has a Civil War story or two to tell. Yet it is York’s impressive connections to the birth of our nation that we’ll explore on our roadtrip.

The border between York and Lancaster counties is the Susquehanna River.

Wrightsville is on the York County side, and Columbia is in Lancaster County.

Both have very storied pasts, but it’s the Civil War history of the bridge that

joins the two that intrigues me. As you auguration on March 4, 1861, Buchancross the Susquehanna on Route 30, an said to the new president, "My dear you should be able to see the Columbia- sir, if you are as happy in entering the White House as I shall feel on returnWrightsville Bridge on your right.

At the time of the Civil War, the ing to Wheatland, you are a happy man structure that spanned the Susquehanna indeed."

Wheatland is the stately home of between the two towns was the world’s longest covered bridge. As Confederate James Buchanan. Today, docents in petroops moved into York and Wrights- riod clothing shed light on the presiville, concerns for the capitol city of dent’s personal and political life. VisiHarrisburg grew. Union officers placed tors will see all of the rooms elegantly explosives on the bridge to destroy it dressed in period furnishings, and they and prevent an advance. However, the will explore Wheatland’s gardens, where detonation did not burn the timbers. Buchanan often retreated during times It wasn’t until the Confederate troops of turmoil. were starting to cross the bridge that Union soldiers saturated the bridge with oil and set it on fire.

Ironically, the bridge was supposed to be set ablaze by the confederates. Gen. Lee had ordered the bridge burned, but Gen. Jubal Early disobeyed, thinking it might be strategically valuable to keep it intact. Nonetheless, the ColumbiaWrightsville Bridge was Photo courtesy of the General Warren Inne destroyed on June 28, Once a British stronghold during the American Revolu1863, just days before the tion, the General Warren Inne is still giving comfort to Battle of Gettysburg. weary travelers and hungry diners.

Today, the ColumbiaWrightsville Bridge (VetPresident James Buchanan’s Wheateran’s Memorial Bridge) is a concrete open-spandrel arch bridge that was ded- land is open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. from April to October. Check lancastericated on Armistice Day, 1930. history.org for the hours of operation during off-peak months.

Lancaster Lancaster was home to the nation’s only bachelor president, James Buchanan, who was elected in 1856 during a tumultuous time in our history. He was witness to the great divide that ripped apart the very nation he presided over.

His legacy, unfortunately, was not a good one.

On the day of Abraham Lincoln’s in-

Malvern

As this historical road trip takes you into Chester County (the county first created in Pennsylvania), you are drawing closer to the nation’s birthplace.

Malvern is the site of the bloody Revolutionary War battle known as the Paoli Massacre.

Five days after Washington’s defeat at Brandywine, the Continental Army intended to confront British Gen. William Howe’s army in nearby Goshen.

But, a relentless rainstorm prevented the battle. Howe stayed in Goshen until the weather cleared. Washington’s troops moved on to get more ammunition, but they left behind Brig. Gen. (“Mad”) Anthony Wayne and his division. Wayne’s responsibility was to carry out a surprise attack on the rear column of the British army.

On Sept. 18, British Gen. Charles

commander since the day prior. What Wayne didn’t know was those messages were intercepted, and Cornwallis knew of Wayne’s position.

Wayne set up camp and waited for reinforcements. As the troops bedded down for the night, Wayne busied himself planning his surprise attack and making sure all the ammunition was dry after recent rains. That evening, an old man was brought before the general to recount a story he heard about a servant who was captured by the British army. Before being released, the servant overheard troops discussing an attack on Wayne that very night.

Wayne dismissed the man’s story and remained stoic in the belief that the British were busy planning an attack on Philadelphia.

He did, however, send out more men to patrol the road leading to the British camp.

On Sept. 20, 1777, 5,000 British troops under the command of Gen. Charles Grey were ordered to unload their weapons or remove the flints from their guns. Only bayonets or swords would be used in their secret raid on American troops. Grey Photo by Ed Massery did not want the sound or sight Waynesborough wass the home of Revolutionary of gunfire to give away their poWar General "Mad" Anthony Wayne. Today, the estate is open for tours from late-March through sition.

Grey managed to either kill mid-December. or evade all of the sentries on Cornwallis’s division of approximately guard, except for two on horseback.

6,000 men took up positions outside They raced to the camp to warn Wayne’s Paoli with the intention of crossing the troops, but it was too late. By the time Schuylkill River to attack Philadelphia. the sentries shouted their warning, the When Wayne arrived in Paoli, he British were upon them. sent a message to Washington to let What followed in the dead of night him know that his troops were posi- can only be called a massacre. Confused tioned within a half-mile of the British, and half asleep, Wayne’s army was atwriting, “…There never was, nor never tacked from all sides. Wayne was able will be a finer opportunity of giving to assemble a retreat, but the savagery the enemy a fatal blow than the pres- of the attack was unlike any the troops ent. For God’s sake, push on as fast as had experienced. Many surrendering possible.” Later that day, Wayne sent soldiers were shown no mercy. When a second dispatch to Washington, con- the raid was over, 53 men were killed, cerned that he hadn’t had word from his 140 had been wounded, and 71 were

captured. Using the bayonet as a strategy was not uncommon to the British, but the colonists found the practice to be barbaric. “Remember Paoli” became a battle cry for the Continental Army and caused the British troops to fear the revenge of Mad Anthony.

The Paoli Battlefield has remained almost completely unchanged for 235 years. Each year, the organizers of Night of the Generals Candlelight Tour & Illumination invite visitors to experience their piece of Revolutionary War history. A candlelit trail leads guests to different stops, where re-enactors recount battles of the 1777 Philadelphia Campaign. The 2012 event will take place on Oct. 8 from 7 to 9 p.m.

The Paoli Battlefield Park is open from sunrise to sunset.

Also, throughout the year, the General Warren Inne hosts a lecture series.

Built in 1745, the General Warren Inne is no stranger to American history.

Because of its location on the main road between Lancaster and Philadelphia, it was a major carriage stop.

As a Tory stronghold, the inn housed many important British guests, including Generals Howe and Cornwallis. The Paoli Massacre was planned and launched from the General Warren Inne. Folklore has it that Gen. Grey tortured a local blacksmith on the inn’s third floor to gain information.

The General Warren Inne continues to welcome weary travelers with a fine meal and a comfortable room.

The General Warren Inn, 9 Old Lancaster Road, Malvern, PA 19355

Paoli

The last stop on our Route 30 History Road Trip is the home of Gen. Anthony Wayne, Waynesborough. The Georgian-style manor house is located just a few miles from the site of the Paoli Massacre.

Wayne led the Pennsylvanians in the battles of Brandywine and German-

Photo by Ed Massery

The Sen. John Heinz History Center is the largest history museum in the state with 275,000 sq. ft. of exhibit space.

town, survived the brutal Valley Forge encampment and was lauded for his victory at Stony Point on the Hudson River.

After his military service, Wayne retired to Historic Waynesborough for 10 years, until President George Washington called him back to service. Wayne’s tenure as major general and commander-in-chief of the Legions of America started in 1792. He died just four years later.

Members of the Wayne family continuously owned Waynesborough from 1724 to 1965. Today, tours are given Thursdays to Sundays from 1 to 3 p.m. from March 31 through mid-December.

Please call before planning your tour.

Tours may not be available during special Saturday events.

Historic Waynesborough, 2049 Waynesborough Road, Paoli, PA 19301 610-647-1779, www.philalandmarks. org/wayne.aspx ~ Our journey across PA Route 30 has uncovered an abundance of history, yet it is just a portion of the incredible milestones for which Pennsylvania is known.

For more information on the places mentioned in this article, logon to whereandwhen.com.

• Bradford Pittsfield •

• Warren

• Troy

Wellsboro •

• Kane

Tunkhannock •

Johnsonburg • Williamsport • Clearfield •

Lewisburg •

State College •

• Berwick

• Boalsburg

June 23-24 Family Fun Festival Berwick Test Track, Berwick itourColumbiaMontour.com

June 23-24 Art In The Wilds Evergreen Park, Kane artinthewilds.org Check out all the events on

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Northern Region calendar of events

June May 30-Jun 2. First Bash of Summer Carnival. Enjoy good food, rides and lots to do. DuBois City Park, DuBois. 814-371-2750 Jun 1-3. 38th Annual Nittany Antique Machinery Association Spring Show. Tractor and equipment displays and parades, with antique machinery, a blacksmith shop and demonstrations, an antique tractor pull, a children’s pedal pull and much more. Penn’s Cave Grounds, Centre Hall. www.nittanyantique.org Jun 1-Aug 31. Summer Concert Series. A series of free Friday evening concerts throughout the summer. Great family fun with musical styles ranging from big band and jazz to rock ‘n’ roll. 6:30pm. Fridays only. Schedule on the website. Locations in Fox Township, St. Marys, Ridgway and throughout Elk County. www.eccota.com Jun 1-2. Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally. This pro rally race through the Tioga and Susquehanna State Forests regularly draws the top rally teams from the United States, Canada and abroad who enjoy putting their skills to the extreme test of performance rally.

Tioga County Fairgrounds, Whitneyville. 570-724-1926, www.wellsboropa.com Jun 1-2. Downtown DuBois Art Walk. Designed to showcase and celebrate the work of local artists and craftsmen, as well as to bring the community into the downtown area. DuBois. www.dacota.us/en/artwalk

Jun 1-3. Joshua Trek. Father and son backpacking trip in Hunter Mountain Wild Forest. 12-15 miles. Overnight trip.

Rock Mountain Bible Camp, South Gibson. 570-7562200, www.RockMountainBibleCamp.org/joshuatrek.html Jun 2. Bellefonte Children’s Fair. Games, activities, entertainment, giveaways, prizes and displays. 10am-2pm. Downtown Bellefonte. 814-355-2917, www.bellefontechamber.org Jun 2. Spring Creek Family Festival. Includes educational nature and conservation exhibits and hands-on activities by a host of organizations, plus live music and local food. Activities and attractions for children include a sing-along, a scavenger hunt, arts and crafts, an aquatic bug hunt, giant bunnies, ambulance tours, animal tracking, rocks and minerals and pressed flower bookmarks and necklaces. Free. Rain or shine. Millbrook Marsh Nature Center, State College. 814-237-0400, www.clearwaterconservancy.org/springcreekday.htm Jun 2. Kids on Wheels Parade. Kids can show their patriotism by bringing their bike, wagon, scooter, stroller or skateboard and participating in the parade, which will end at Friedman Parklet, where participants will celebrate the nation’s birthday by singing Happy Birthday to US and eating watermelon. Free. 9:30am line up. 10am step off. State College. www.crpr.org

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events subject to change Jun 2. The Billtown Natural Bodybuilding Classic.

Amateur bodybuilders from Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Maryland will participate in this sanctioned event by the United States Bodybuilding Federation, which is the first of its kind to be hosted in the Williamsport area. Competition begins at 9:30am with prejudging, and the finals will be at 5:30pm. Adm. Scottish Rite Theater, Williamsport. www.juicefreebodybuilding.com Jun 2. A Garden Tour of Lewisburg. Take walking tours of six wonderful gardens and learn about formal in-town gardening, elegant and petite bed and breakfast gardening, vegetable and water gardening, historic gardening, country gardening and more. 10am-3pm. Lewisburg. www.lewisburggardenclub.org Jun 2-3. Durty Dabbers Dual Sport Motorcycle Ride.

Approximately 100 miles of off-road street-legal riding.

Castanea Fire Hall Picnic Grounds, Lock Haven. 570748-9456, 570-726-3343, www.durtydabbers.com Jun 2-3. Herb & Fiber Arts Festival. A late spring activity with growers, vendors and a variety of activities. The celebration of the good earth will include lectures, demonstrations and a soup competition on Saturday at noon. Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org Jun 2. Fireworks Fundraiser Clambake. Listen to a live band while enjoying succulent baked clams to support the fireworks fund. 11am-2pm. St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce, St. Marys. www.stmaryschamber.org

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August 3-5, 2012

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Jun 2. Punxsy Phil Fighters 5k Run/One-Mile Walk.

The annual event, Fighting to Cure Diabetes, tours the scenic Mahoning Shadow Trail. 10am registration.

11am race. Punxsutawney. 814-938-0495, http://punxsyphilfighters.com Jun 2. National Trails Day Hike. Meet hiker Jane Frye for a mostly flat hike on the beautiful trails at the Susquehanna Riverlands. Free. Meet at Susquehanna Energy Information Center, Berwick. 866-832-3312, http://pplpreserves.com Jun 2-3, 9-10, 16-17. Pennsylvania Wild Rose Renaissance Faire. Three stages with live performances including fire breathing, music and comedy for adults and kids; live combat on the chess board; good food and handmade crafts, weapons and trinkets for sale. A special kids’ area features crafts and activities.

11am-6pm. Rain or shine. Wild Rose Renaissance Faire, Columbus. www.wildroserenfaire.net/ Jun 2. 38th Annual God’s Country Marathon/Half Marathon. Named one of the top 10 toughest marathons in the country by Runner’s World Magazine, the course takes runners on a scenic and challenging 26.2mile journey from Galetown Area School to the Potter County Courthouse in Coudersport along Route 6 via Denton Hill,.Galeton Area School, Galeton. www.godscountrymarathon.com Jun 2. Kids Fishing Derby. Registration at 9am. Fishing from 10am-noon. Free registration and lunch for kids.

Prizes will be awarded. Ole Bull State Park, Stewardson Township. 814-435-5000, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/ stateparks/findapark/olebull Jun 2. Woodworking & Old-Time Soap Making.

Demonstrations of old woodworking tools, flax processing and old methods for making bar soap. There will be guided tours and the Before Synthetics: Natural Dyes and Fibers exhibit. 10am-4pm. Home Textile Tool Museum, Orwell. 570-247-7175, www.hometextiletoolmuseum.org Jun 2. Antique Appraisal. Bring attic treasures for appraisals. No charge for spectating. 10am-noon.

Manley-Bohlayer Heritage Farm, Canton. 570-673-3137, www.rekindlethespirit.com Jun 2, Jul 28, Aug 25. Garden Series at Salt Springs.

From Weeds to Seeds. Session led by Penn State Master Gardeners, who will walk participants through the steps of becoming a successful veggie gardener.

Focuses, but not exclusively, on organic methods.

1-3pm. Preregistration required. Salt Springs State Park, Franklin Forks. 570-967-7275, www.friendsofsaltspringspark.org

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Jun 2. Midtown Festival & Craft Fair. Craft booths, food, music, kids’ games, a silent auction and a chicken barbecue. Rain or shine. 10am-3pm. Midtown Park, New Milford. 570-465-3955 Jun 3. Tussey Teaser 4: Treaster Kettle Test Your Mettle. Out and back on Leg 10 of the Tussey Mountainback 50 course. 10.6 miler. 8:30am. Start and finish at Colyer Lake boat launch parking lot, Boalsburg. www.tusseymountainback.com/events/tussey-teasers

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events subject to change Jun 3, Jul 1, Aug 5. Sunday Brunch at the Park. Live music. 11am-1pm. On the point at the Shikellamy Marina, Shikellamy State Park, Sunbury. 570-473-3236, www.friendsofshikellamystatepark.org Jun 3. Children’s Fishing Rodeo. The kids will have fun learning about fishing, baiting their hooks, cleaning their catch and more. There will also be refreshments. Cook Forest State Park Children’s Fishing Pond, Cooksburg.

814-744-8407, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/Calendar/list.asp Jun 3-Oct 28. Montgomery House Museum. Tour the museum on Sundays from 2-4pm. Tours of the museum may be arranged by appointment at other times of the year by calling. Montgomery House Museum, Danville.

570-275-8528, www.montourcounty.gov Jun 3. Irvona Car Show & Chicken Barbecue. Classic and antique cars on display, live entertainment, and the mouth-watering, can’t-resist aroma of chicken barbecue. Elderberry Park, Irvona. 814-672-3627, www. irvonafirecompany.com Jun 4-9. ECCOTA 2012 Summer Theater Camp. Youths of all ages prepare a fun and entertaining musical production during this weeklong camp focused on youths interested in the performing arts. Locations listed on website. Throughout Elk County. www.eccota.com, ed@ eccota.com Jun 5-16. And Then There Were None. Presented by State College Community Theatre. Boal Barn Playhouse, Boalsburg. 814-234-7228, www.scctonline.org

Jun 6. Lecture: Belgium Under German Occupation in World War I. Sophie De Schaepdrijver, professor of modern European history at Penn State, will discuss her current book project, which studies the life, work and remembrance of a young woman against the backdrop of military occupation, secret intelligence networks and divided post-war memories. 7:30pm. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-466-6263, www. pamilmuseum.org Jun 6-Aug 29. Music in the Park. A series of weekly outdoor live music concerts that are free and open to the public. Wednesday nights. Hufnagle Park, downtown Lewisburg. 570-523-1743, www.lewisburgpa.com Jul 7. Galeton’s Famous Fourth of July Fireworks. A spectacular sight, the fireworks are shot off over Berger Lake with the surrounding mountains serving as a natural amphitheater. 10pm. Arrive early for good parking.

Galeton. www.visitgaleton.org Jun 8-9. Performance: Thoroughly Modern Millie.

Presented by Elk County Council on the Arts. 7pm. See website for location. Elk County. www.eccota.com, ed@ eccota.com Jun 8-10. Allegheny 100 Backpacking Challenge. This is not a race, but an endurance challenge for anyone who wants to test him or herself against the trail. 6pm on June 8 through 8pm on June 10. PA North Country National Scenic Trail trailhead, Allegheny National Forest. 814-9278303, www.northcountrytrail.org/anf/index.htm

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September 15 & 16 at Alparon Park (Troy Fairgrounds), Rt. 14, Troy, PA Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

General admission $4.00. Children 12 and under are free. Free parking!

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• Antique appraisals, antique tractor and vehicle display • 1822 Historic Inn Tours and Heritage Museum exhibits • Region’s largest antique carriage and sleigh display

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55th PA BOWHUNTERS FESTIVAL Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Rt. 154

September 14, 15, 16, 2012

Recreation & Competition Shooting, Food, Souvenirs, Vendors & Prizes Bill Feese, Chairman:570-525-3635 Email:info@pabowhunters.com Web: www.pabowhunters.com

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Jun 8, Jul 13, Aug 10. Performance: Forest County Music Association. Any players welcome. Attendees may listen to live performances by bluegrass bands during this enjoyable event for all. 6:30-11pm. MACA Building, Marienville. 814-927-8515 Jun 8-10. Performance: At the Forks. A Roving Historical Theater original play detailing the history and industries of the Forksville/Millview area of Sullivan County. 2 and 7pm. Forksville Fairgrounds, Forksville.

570-928-8927, www.sullivanarts.org Jun 9. YMCA of Centre County Sprint Triathalon 2012.

This course is fast, and space is limited. Event begins at 8:30am. Advance signups are encouraged. Teens and new triathletes are encouraged to participate. Kepler Pool, Governors Park, Bellefonte. 814-237-7717, 814355-5551, www.ymcaofcentrecounty.org Jun 9-10. T&D’s Cats of the World Enrichment Weekend.

The animals will be having fun with phonebooks, hardboiled eggs and frozen fruit pops. Will they sniff it, tear it up or eat the novel item? T&D’s Cats of the World, Penns Creek. 570-837-3377, www.TDsCats.com

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Jun 9-10. Snake Hunt. Snake hunting for rattlesnakes and harmless species. Educational events for adults and children and various displays. 8am-dark. Sinnemahoning Sportsmen’s Association, Sinnemahoning. 814-5462835, www.sinnemahoning-sportsmen.org Jun 9-10. Cook Forest French & Indian War Encampment. A series of living history events depicting life during the French and Indian War. Attendees may talk a walk back in time along the Black Bear Trail during open camp hours to view the more than 125 British, Colonial, French and Native American re-enactors as they portray life in the 18th century. 9am-9pm. Cook Forest State Park Sawmill Center for the Arts Black Bear Trail, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org Jun 9, Jul 14. Lions’ Lighthouse Tours. These self-guided tours of the beautiful six-story structure are held only three times a year. As participants climb the spiral staircase, they will see Sherman family memorabilia, lighthouse collectibles and a beautiful view up and down the Allegheny River from the balcony. 1-4pm. Lighthouse Island on the Allegheny River at Tionesta. www.forestcounty.com Jun 9. Brookville YMCA Millcreek Adventure Race.

Adventure race, including running, biking, canoeing, orienteering and swimming. 7am start. Millcreek Boat Launch to Brookville YMCA, Brookville. www.brookvilleymca.com

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events subject to change Jun 9. Jefferson County Youth Field Day. 7:30am-3pm.

Reynlow Park, Reynoldsville. www.jeffersoncoyfd.org Jun 9. Robbins Run 10k Race. The J. Manley Robbins Trail is the oldest rail-to-trail in America. Participants in the 5k and 10k run can experience this tree-lined trail that parallels Mahoning Creek. J. Manley Robbins Trail, Danville. www.rivertownrace.com Jun 9. Peaceable Kingdom Dressage Schooling Show.

A dressage schooling horse show will take place in the outdoor arena and warmups in the indoor arena. 9am5pm. Peaceable Kingdom Bed and Breakfast and Farm, Catawissa. www.thepeaceablekingdombandb.com Jun 9-10. Rattlesnake Hunt. One-pitch softball tournament, a chicken barbecue, a giant flea market, fireworks entertainment, bingo and concessions. Morris. 570353-2031, www.morrisfire.org Jun 9-16. Pennsylvania State Laurel Festival. The festival to celebrate the blooming of the state flower will include a juried arts and crafts fair, the queens pageant, a fireman’s carnival, bicycle and foot races, a gospel sing and several music concerts, a pet parade and the traditional two-hour Laurel Festival Parade. Downtown Wellsboro. 570-724-1926, www.wellsboropa.com Jun 9. Plant Dyeing & Mini Workshop. Plant dyeing in kettles over open fire, with madder and a yellow dye as well as indigo featured. Guided tours of spinning wheel and loom displays and the Before Synthetics, Natural Dyes and Fibers exhibit. 10am-4pm. Home Textile Tool Museum, Orwell. www.hometextiletoolmuseum.org

Jun 10-11, 17-18. Rohrbach’s Strawberry Social. Guests may pick their own strawberries and enjoy homemade foods and strawberry desserts, including strawberry apple dumplings. Rohrbach’s Farm Market, Bakery and Gift Shop, Catawissa. 570-356-7654, www.rohrbachsfarm.net Jun 10, Jul 14, Aug 12. Peace of the Susquehanna Guided Recreational Kayak River Trip. Enjoy the companionship of other friendly paddlers while watching for riverside wildlife, working to improve paddling skills and learning about local history. Seven river miles between Montgomery and Watsontown, with an island rest stop midway. 2-6pm.

Reservations required. Canoe Susquehanna, Lewisburg.

888-524-7692, www.paddlehappy.com Jun 10. 21st Annual Dream Machines Motor Club Auto Show. Honoring all Edsels this year. 8am-5pm. Judging from noon-1pm. Bloomsburg Fairgrounds, Bloomsburg.

570-594-0250, www.thedmmc.org Jun 11-14. My First Adventure Camp. Children ages 2-5 may join a preschool educator for a four-day excursion to lands far away both in this world and beyond.

9-10:30am. Children’s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570-3899206, www.the-childrens-museum.org Jun 12-Oct 13. Exhibit: Pennsylvania Quilts II: Patterns & Variations. A major quilt exhibit from the museum’s extensive collections. There will be 34 quilts on display in the Kelly Gallery, with dozens more in the museum.

Packwood House Museum, Lewisburg. 570-524-0323, www.packwoodhousemuseum.com

Jun 9. Blacksmith Class. Make an item to take home using age-old techniques of crafting metal with heat and hammering. 10am-3pm. Manley-Bohlayer Heritage Farm, Canton. 570-673-8144, www.rekindlethespirit.com

Jun 12. Lecture: History’s Sentinels. Kurt D. Lafy, noted Civil War re-enactor, author and Bradford County’s Historian of the Year, will take a look at Bradford County’s Civil War monuments. 7pm. Bradford County Library, Troy. 570-297-2436, www.bradfordcountylibrary.org

Jun 9. Plant Swap. No money is exchanged - only plants, seeds, bulbs, books and information. 9am-noon.

The Cabin Country Store, Stevensville. 570-746-3461, www.thecabincountrystore.com

Jun 13-28. Pennsylvania Special Olympics Summer Games. Penn State University Campus, University Park. www.sopasummergames.org

Jun 9. Classic Cars & Critters Festival. Live music and animals, pony rides, a car show, food, a bake sale, vendors, children’s crafts, a bouncy house, silent auctions and more. 10am-4pm. Lazy Brook Park, east of Tunkhannock. www.emnconline.org Jun 10. Strawberry Festival. Strawberry desserts, an antique car show, an old-fashioned hymn sing accompanied by a pump organ, Roaming Woman’s Quartet, tours of the church and cemetery and much more.

11am. Free adm and free parking. Warrior Run Church, Turbotville. 570-768-4165, www.freelandfarm.org Jun 10. Warrior Run Fort Freeland Heritage Society’s Strawberry Festival. An old-fashioned family fun day filled with all things strawberry, including homemade ice cream in strawberry and three other flavors. There will be hot dogs, hamburgers or ham barbecue.

Attendees may stroll the beautiful, tree-filled grounds and check out antique cars, tour the 1836 church and take part in a traditional hymn sing. 11am-4pm. Warrior Run Church, Turbotville. www.freelandfarm.org

Jun 13-16. Performance: Post Mortem. 8pm. Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www. sawmill.org Jun 14. Flag Day Celebration. The State College Elks Lodge and local veterans organizations will sponsor a joint Flag Day service and U.S. flag retirement ceremony. 6pm. Free adm. Grounds of the 28th Division Shrine/ Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-4666263, www.pamilmuseum.org Jun 14, Jul 12, Aug 9. Overlook Concerts. Community concert with wine and cheese tasting. 6-9pm. Shikellamy State Park Overlook, Shikellamy State Park, Sunbury.

570-473-3236, www.friendsofshikellamystatepark.org Jun 14-17, 20-24. Performance: All Shook Up. A Mainstage Theatre production featuring Elvis Presley music that stirs an explosion of romance and rebellion in 1950s small town America through the power of rock and roll. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-7488083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com

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events subject to change Jun 14-16. Coolspring Power Museum Summer Expo & Flea Market. A gas engine show featuring State of Ohio built engines for 2012. Many exhibitors on the 25-acre grounds, as well as a flea market and good food. Museum engines will be operating. 7am-8pm.

Coolspring Power Museum, Coolspring. www.coolspringpowermuseum.org

Jun 14-16. Wooly Willy Wonderdaze. The toy with the magnetic personality was born in Smethport at Smethport Specialty. Attendees may enjoy a couple of days with a carnival atmosphere, a parade, a car show and much more. Smethport. www.smethportpa.org

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events subject to change Jun 14-16. Cherry Springs Star Party. Held by the Astronomical Society of Harrisburg, the annual event provides a great opportunity for participants to enjoy programs provided by experts in the field of astronomy and to observe the night sky with other astronomers.

Registration required. Cherry Springs State Park, Coudersport. www.cherrysprings.org Jun 14-16. Smoked Country Jam. A weekend of great bluegrass music with 18 performers, workshops, children’s activities, vendors and more. Benefits the Lupus Foundation of Pennsylvania. Quiet Oaks Campground, Cross Fork. www.smokedcountryjam.com Jun 15. Annual Strawberry Festival. Enjoy strawberry treats, music, games, vendors and more. 5pm until sold out. Elk County Historical Society, Ridgway. www.elkcountyhistoricalsociety.org Jun 15. 3rd Annual DACC Kids Triathlon. Swim, bike and run. Age groups for: 6-8, 9-11 and 12-14.

Participants must be able to swim without flotation devices. 6pm. Danville Area Community Center, Danville.

570-275-3001, www.thedacc.com Jun 15. Animal House Day. Live animals, games and activities for families will be featured during this great event for grandparents and their grandchildren. Held outside, rain or shine. Free. 10am-3pm. Orangeville Nursing and Rehab Center, Orangeville. 570-683-5036, www.pennmed.com Jun 15-16. DuBois Community Days. The sound of music, the aromas of countless food choices, big-time kids’ activities and more. On Saturday will be one of the largest fireman’s parades in western Pennsylvania.

DuBois City Park, DuBois. www.downtowndubois.com Jun 15. Lecture: The Battle of Chancellorsville. An in-depth review of the Battle of Chancellorsville, recounting local veterans’ intimate details of this battle. 6pm.

Bradford County Historical Society, Towanda. 570-2652240, www.bradfordhistory.com Jun 16. Lemont Village Strawberry Festival. Enjoy this annual tradition celebrating one of the summer’s sweetest fruits. 4-8pm. Lemont. www.lemontvillage.org Jun 16. Bass Tournament. Join the Treasure Lake Sportsman’s Club for a fun morning of fishing. Prizes will be awarded for the first-, second-, third- and fourthplace winners. Call for more information or to sign up for the tournament. 6am-noon. Bimini Lake boat launch, Treasure Lake, DuBois. 412-508-6427, www.treasurelakepoa.com Jun 16-21. Ridgway Fireman’s Celebration. A carnival, rides, food, fireworks and a parade on Saturday.

Thursday closed from 3-6pm. Saturday closed for parade, but will open immediately following parade.

Ridgway Carnival Grounds, Ridgway. www.ridgwayfiredepartment.org Jun 16. Festival in the Forest. An art competition and festival with judged art in many categories, music all day, artist/artisan vendor booths and food by the local Lions Club. 4-H Grounds, Tionesta. 814-755-3338, www.forestcounty.com/Artscouncil.html

Jun 16. Summer Heat Laurel 5k & One-Mile Fun Run. 9am. Main Street, Brookville. www.brookvilleymca.org Jun 16. You & Me Woodshop. Participants may build with a hammer, nails and wood, following directions to make something simple and usable. Other projects and activities for children of all ages will be offered. 10am4pm. Children’s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570-389-9206, www.the-childrens-museum.org Jun 16. 3rd Annual DACC Adult Sprint Triathlon. 300yard pool swim, 16-mile bike ride and 5k run. Teams are permitted. Danville Area Community Center, Danville.

570-275-3001, www.thedacc.com Jun 16. 14th Annual Coalport Street Fair. Crafts, mouth-watering foods and the chance to see old friends make for a perfect summer day in Clearfield County.

There will be a kids’ corner, a petting zoo, games, face painting, a jumping castle, entertainment all day and the Huge Crazy Auction. 10am-4pm. Historic downtown Coalport. 814-672-3556, www.pavendors.com/events/ clearfield-county/coalport-pa-june-street-fair.htm Jun 16. Strawberry Festival/Chicken Barbecue.

Vendors, a silent auction, a white elephant table, chicken barbecue, as well as delicious strawberry shortcake, strawberry pies, strawberry jam, dipped berries with chocolate, make-your-own strawberry sundaes and entertainment. 10am. Springville United Methodist Church, Springville. 570-965-2332 Jun 16. Sheep Shearing & Sock Knitting Machines.

See a sheep shearing demonstration by an expert shearer. First shearing at 11am. Guided tours and the Natural Dyes and Fiber exhibit. 10am-4pm. Home Textile Tool Museum, Orwell. 570-247-7175, www.httm.org Jun 16-19. Pennsylvania Championship Stockdog Trial. A qualifying trial for the United States Border Collie Handlers Association and the Northeast Border Collie Association. 7am-6pm. Sheepy Hollow Farm, Hop Bottom. 570-582-9200, bootleggerfarm@epix.net Jun 16. Barn Quilt Festival. Quilt show with vendors and food, tours of barn quilts and yard sales all over town. 9am-4pm. Main Street, Wyalusing. 570-7464922, www.wyalusing.net Jun 17. Father’s Day Feature. All kinds of mud racing, including classes for ATVs, cars, 4x4 street trucks and professional trucks. When it comes to mud, the raceway has it all. Muddy Run Raceway, Smoke Run. 814-3785723, http://muddyrunraceway.com Jun 17, Jul 7, Aug 19. Hoover School Open House.

Experience a one-room school, sign the original blackboard, view artifacts and share stories of students who walked no more than one mile to class. 1-4pm. Hoover School, Clifford Township. 570-679-2870, www.cliffordpa.com Jun 17, Jul 15, Aug 19. Native American Canoe Dug Out Display. Display of a local, centuries-old dug out canoe, with a mural, brochure and information about area Native American tribes. 1-4pm. Clifford Township Municipal Building, Clifford. 570-679-2723

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events subject to change Jun 18-22. ECCOTA Visual Arts Camp. This camp is an opportunity for kids to experiment with different mediums of art and use their creativity using illusions and other forms of eye-opening art. St. Leo’s Social Hall, Ridgway. www.eccota.com, ed@eccota.com Jun 18-22. Mixed Media Camp. Offering different topics and mediums each day. Led by different local artists, the children will learn about a range of styles, techniques, tools and supplies during the camp, which ends with a public art show. 10am-1pm. Children’s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570389-9206, www.the-childrens-museum.org Jun 19. Spikes Home Opener. Spikes vs. Crosscutters.

7:05pm. Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. State College.

877-99-SPIKES, www.statecollegespikes.com Jul 19-21. 33rd Annual Allegheny Mountain Championship Rodeo. The Toughest Show on Dirt, a PRCA/WRPAsanctioned event, features professional cowboys and cowgirls competing for points toward the national finals rodeo. Events include bareback bronc, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, barrel racing, tie down roping and bull riding.

There will be a live band each evening. 8pm. Flying W Ranch, Tionesta. www.theflyingwranch.com Jun 19-24. Western Pennsylvania Laurel Festival. An outdoor festival with the Laurel Queen pageant, a carnival, a parade, a craft and sidewalk sale, a food court, a battle of the bands, karaoke and more. Memorial Park, Brookville. www.facebook.com/pages/Western-PA-Laurel-Festival Jun 19. Danville Community Band. The best from Sousa to big band to classic movie tunes. 7pm.

Memorial Park, Danville. www.rivertownrace.com

Jun 20-24. Moravian Heritage Sojourn. A five-day Susquehanna River North Branch sojourn from Wyalusing to Nesbitt Park in Wilkes-Barre and then to Shickshinny.

The 78-mile paddle trip traces a map drawn by Johannes Ettwein in 1768 to the Moravian Mission, Friedenshutten, near Wyalusing. Susquehanna River North Branch, Sugar Run to Shickshinny. www.emo444.com Jun 21, Jul 19, Aug 16. Drumming Circles. An open air drum circle featuring free style drumming. Drummers are encouraged to bring their own drums, and additional instruments will be available for use. 7-8pm.

Shikellamy State Park, Sunbury. 570-473-3236, www. friendsofshikellamystatepark.org Jun 21-24, 27-30. Performance: Lend Me a Tenor. In this Cabaret Theatre production, a famous opera singer who goes missing and the show’s producer conspires with his hapless assistant to cover for the singer’s absence. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-7488083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com Jun 21-23. Penn’s Woods Jeep Jamboree. Traverse the trails on private lands that are groomed to offer medium to difficult challenges. This year, there will be a new medium challenging trail with multiple amazing scenic overlooks. The home base for the jamboree is the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, Bradford. 530-3334777, http://jeepjamboreeusa.com

Jul 20-22. Iron Heritage Festival. Festival is a celebration of America’s ingenuity and foresight. Updated schedules on the website. Danville. 570-275-6700, www.ironheritagefestival.net Jun 20. New Providence Beach Party. Celebrate the first day of summer with 4-on-4 beach volleyball tournaments, music and a camp fire. Treasure Lake, DuBois.

814-371-0711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com Jun 20-23. Sentimental Journey. Airplanes, food, vendors and nightly entertainment. William T. Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven. 570-893-4200, www. sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com 74th 7 4t h

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Northern Region events events subject to change Jun 22-24. Women in the Wilds Outdoor Discovery Weekend. A weekend filled with opportunities to learn new outdoor skills. Programs will include mountain biking, archery, tree identification, kayaking, outdoor photography, GPS/geo-caching, fly fishing, primitive skills and many others. Friday 7pm to Sunday 4pm.

Various areas in Sinnemahoning State Park. Meet at the Wildlife Center, Austin. www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/ findapark/sinnemahoning/index.htm Jun 22-24. Liberty Blockhouse Festival. Lots of excitement with a 5k run, Liberty Little Miss, a carnival, games, a chicken barbecue, food, vendors, a parade, fireworks, a pancake breakfast and community worship.

Liberty. 570-324-2917, www.liberty-pa.com Jun 22, Jul 21, Aug 18. Stars-N-Parks. View Mars, Saturn and the Milky Way through telescopes. 9:30-11pm. Cherry Springs State Park, Coudersport. www.cssdarkskyfund.org

Jun 22-24. A Susquehanna Celebration. A special weekend highlighting the role of the river, canal and railroad in the history of the Oldest House. The Oldest House, Laceyville. 570-996-7534, debcourville@gmail.com

Jun 23-24. 3rd Annual Columbia County Bassmasters Fishing Tournament. There will be cash prizes in the amount of $12,500 for the tournament, with the firstplace team winning $5,000, and paying 10 places.

Registration forms accepted on a first-come, firstserved basis, and there is a 100-boat limit. Applications and tournament rules can be downloaded from the Columbia-Montour Visitors Bureau website. From the Danville/Riverside bridge to the Nanticoke bridge.

Berwick Test Track Park Boat Launch, Berwick. www. iTourColumbiaMontour.com/Bassmasters, www.

ColumbiaCountyBassmasters.com Jun 23-24. Art in the Wilds. Juried fine art and fine crafts in a beautiful, shady park in the center of Kane.

Free parking and adm. Evergreen Park, Kane. 814-8377167, www.artinthewilds.org Jun 23, 30, Jul 1. Performance: Velma Gratch & the Very Cool Butterfly. In this Children’s Theatre production, Velma stops feeling unimportant when a class trip and a very friendly butterfly change everything. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-748-8083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com Jun 23. Bucktail Medical Center - Musicfest. Local entertainment, food, kids’ games and vendors. Bucktail Medical Center, Renovo. 570-923-1000, 570-923-2191 Jun 23-24. CMVB Family Fun Festival. Vendors and crafters, food, games, entertainment, children’s activities and various organization displays. Train rides will again take place on Saturday. Free. Berwick Test Track, Berwick.

570-284-4455, www.itourColumbiaMontour.com Jun 23. Edgewood Herbs & Gift Shop Open House.

Display gardens, garden decor, herbs, scents, teas, plants and unique gifts. Edgewood Herbs and Gift Shop, East Kane. 814-837-7704

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events subject to change Jun 23. Girls’ Victorian Tea. Girls ages 7 to 12 are invited for crochet, crafts, dressup and photos. Preregistration required. 10am-1pm. Warren County Historical Society, Warren. 814-723-1795, www.warrenhistory.org Jun 23-24. 40th Annual Cross Fork Snake Hunt/ Fireman’s Parade & Field Day. Parade begins Saturday at noon. The hunt takes place throughout the weekend.

There will be a bike show, entertainment, educational presentations by the Keystone Reptile Club, great food and many vendors. Kettle Creek Hose Company Grounds, Cross Fork. www.kettlecreekvalley.com Jun 23. Bradford County Old People’s Day. A recreation of an event held a century ago by the Bradford County Historical Society on the courthouse square each June for nearly 30 years. Bradford County Courthouse, Towanda. 570-265-2240, www.bradfordhistory.com Jun 23. Tunkhannock Founders’ Day. Downtown Tunkhannock. 570-687-1584, www.tunkhannockbusiness.com

Jun 23. Performance: Poe in the Park: Much of Madness. Experience the intensity, terror and excitement of some of Edgar Allan Poe’s most treasured works, including The Raven. Lazybrook Park, Tunkhannock. 570-996-1500, www.dietrichtheater.com Jun 24. Behind the Garden Gate Annual Garden Tour.

Tour private gardens, with special presentations offered in many gardens, including a Master Gardener, a beekeeper, growing moss and more. Refreshments, music and artists will also be available in some of the gardens.

1-6pm. In and around Mifflinburg. 570-966-1355, www. buggymuseum.org Jun 24, Jul 28, Aug 26. McKees Adventure Guided Recreational Kayak River Trip. Participants can watch for wildlife while improving their paddling skills, enjoying the companionship of other friendly paddlers and learning about local history. The trip is five river miles between Port Trevorton and Mahantango Access and includes running McKees Half Falls. Reservations required. Canoe Susquehanna, Lewisburg. 888-5247692, www.paddlehappy.com

Jun 23-24. Amateur Radio Field Day. Learn about the original wireless network, communicate with others locally or on the other side of the world and help in emergency situations with communication. Wyoming County Emergency Services Building, Tunkhannock.

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Jun 24-30. Grampian Days. The Grampian-Penn-Bloom Festival and Homecoming. There will be games and concession stands. Festival adm and parking is free.

Grampian Community Park, Grampian. 814-236-2410

Jun 23. Canton Wine & Cheese Festival. Taste wine from 10 Pennsylvania wineries and enjoy offerings from several cheese vendors, as well as artisans, live entertainment and food. 11am-5pm. Manley-Bohlayer Heritage Farm, Canton. 570-364-2600, www.cantonwineandcheese.com

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Jun 26, Jul 3, 10, 24, Aug 7. Danville Summer Concert Series. 7pm. Free. Memorial Park, Danville. www.rivertownrace.com

Jun 28-Jul 1. 13th Annual Oats Bluegrass Festival. A family-oriented event with a potluck-style picnic on Thursday. Children’s activities will be offered all weekend, and there will be an extensive performer lineup on the main stage. Benton Rodeo Grounds, Benton. 570925-6536, www.bentonrodeo.com

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Jun 29-Jul 1. Summer Pottery Sale & Show. Tour the studio and learn about the great tradition of pottery that is rooted in all cultures. 10am-5pm. Mud and Fire Potters, Little Meadows. 570-623-3335, www.mudandfirepotters.com Jun 29-30. Exhibit: Carol Vanderpool: One-Woman Show. An exhibit of 25 watercolors from the winningest exhibitor of the Pennsylvania Apple ‘n’ Cheese Festival’s art show. Manley-Bohlayer Heritage Farm, Canton. 570673-3137, www.rekindlethespirit.com Jun 30. Hometown Independence Day Celebration.

Celebration the nation’s birth and recognize veterans for their contribution and service to the country. Downtown Lewisburg. 570-523-3237, http://unioncountyveterans4thofjuly.com

Jun 30. Best of Clinton County Summer Festival.

Vendors, sidewalk sales, a craft show, kids’ activities and more. 9am-3pm. Parade at 1pm. Downtown Lock Haven. 570-748-1576, www.lockhaven.org Jun 30. 19th Annual Fourth of July Butterfly Count. In an age of shrinking habitat and disappearing species, it is important to keep track of the health and numbers of wild populations. Previous counts have tallied 30 different species, including monarchs, tiger swallowtails and more. Preregistration is appreciated. Susquehanna Energy Information Center, Berwick. 866-832-3312, http://pplpreserves.com Jun 30, Jul 21, Aug 4. Summer Concert Series. Free summer concert series. Harmony Inn porch, Harmony. www.historicharmony.com Jun 30. Rest Fest. Dinner, a silent auction and the Band of Strings. 6-10pm. Montrose Fire Hall, Montrose. 570278-6854, www.montroserestorationcommittee.org

July Jul 1. Garden Tour. Spend an enjoyable Sunday afternoon wandering through local flower gardens. Clinton County Historical Society, Lock Haven. 570-748-6673, www.clintoncountyhistory.com Jul 1. Central Pennsylvania Street Machines Auto & Truck Show. Vendors, food, crafts and a club car display. Castanea Fire Hall Picnic Grounds, Lock Haven.

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May 26 - 28: Flickerfest - Wine Festival, Kane June 21 - 23: Penn’s Woods Jeep Jamboree, Bradford June 23 - 24: Art in the Wilds - Juried Fine Art Show, Kane July 7: History Day at Kinzua Bridge State Park, Mt. Jewett July 21: Kids & Cancer Motorcycle Benefit Run, Bradford Aug. 4: Willow Creek Triathlon, Bradford Aug. 9 - 11: Festa Italiana, Bradford Aug. 10 - 12: Mt. Jewett Swedish Festival, Mt. Jewett Aug. 11 - 18: McKean County Fair, Smethport Aug. 25 - 26: Country Fair at Historic Crook Farm, Smethport

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events subject to change Jul 1-7. 46th Annual Punxsutawney Groundhog Festival. A weeklong festival with daily children’s entertainment, craft and merchandise vendors, an excellent selection of food items, children’s rides and games, a variety of entertainment during the day and free live shows nightly. Food and craft vendors all week. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy the free event. 11am-10pm. Barclay Square, Punxsutawney. www.groundhogfestival.com Jul 1, 7. Lewisburg Appetizer Guided Recreational Kayak Trip. Participants will see the area from a new perspective while watching for riverside wildlife, improving their paddling skills, learning about local history and enjoying the companionship of other friendly paddlers.

The trip is six river miles beginning at Milton State Park, with a stop at mile four for optional purchased food.

1-4pm. Reservations required. Canoe Susquehanna, Lewisburg. 888-524-7692, www.paddlehappy.com Jul 1. Bloomsburg Archery Club 3-D Shoot. 8am-1pm.

All are welcome. Adm. Bloomsburg Archery Club, Bloomsburg. 570-458-4221, www.wix.com/bloomsburg/archeryclub#!

Jul 2. Environmental Learning Center Open House.

Look around at various mounts and talk to a park employee about what occurs at Bald Eagle State Park.

Open to the general public. 2-4pm. Environmental Learning Center, Bald Eagle State Park, Howard.

Jul 2. Northumberland Soap Box Race. 8am.

Preregistration required. Northumberland. 570-4733414, www.northumberlandborough.com Jul 2-8. Pineknotter’s Days. Live entertainment, a craft show, a chicken barbecue and a car show. King Street Park, Northumberland. 570-473-3414, www.northumberlandborough.com Jul 2, 7. Demolition Derby. Gates open at 3pm for participants. 7pm. Wolf’s Corners Fairgrounds, Tionesta. www.wolfscornersfair.com Jul 2. July 4th Fireworks Display. Fireworks, music, arts and crafts. The display is held along the beautiful banks of the Redbank Creek and can be viewed from Gumtown Park along Water Street, as well as many other locations in and around the New Bethlehem area.

Noon-10pm. Gumtown Memorial Park, New Bethlehem.

814-275-3929, www.newbethlehemarea.com Jul 2-7. Wolf’s Corners Fair. Tractor and truck pulls, demolition derbies, horse and pony pulls, livestock and fair exhibits. Wolf’s Corners Fairgrounds, Tionesta. 814229-0056, www.wolfscornersfair.com Jul 3. I Love Clarion. A celebration of community and the nation’s independence featuring a live concert and fireworks. 7-10pm. Clarion University Memorial Stadium, Clarion University, Clarion. 814-226-9161, www.clarionpa.com Jul 3. St. Marys Fireworks. Food, beverages and entertainment. 5pm-dusk. St. Marys Country Club, St. Marys. www.stmaryschamber.org

Jul 3. 4th of July Celebration. A golf tournament, outdoor live entertainment and fireworks. Noon. Tournament starts at 1pm. Scottish Heights Golf Course, Brockport.

814-265-4653, www.scottishheights.com Jul 3. Rotary Fireworks Display. Entertainment from 7:30pm, food and beverages. Bring blankets or chairs.

9:30pm. Tunkhannock Area High School football field, Tunkhannock. 570-831-5233, www.tunkhannockrotary.org Jul 3. All-American Music. Music around a campfire.

Bring chairs and marshmallows. 7pm. Rain or shine.

Salt Springs State Park, Franklin Forks. 570-967-7275, www.friendsofsaltspringspark.org Jul 4. Central Pennsylvania 4th Fest. All day. Area surrounding Beaver Stadium, Penn State University, University Park. www.4thfest.org Jul 4-8. Hyner Hang Gliding Club’s 4th of July Fly-In. Hang gliders take off from the scenic vista and sail out over the West Branch of the Suquehanna River. Hyner View State Park, North Bend. 610-488-9478, www. hynerclub.com Jul 4-7. Performance: A Year With Frog & Toad. The musical follows the woodland adventures of two amphibious friends, a worrywart toad and a perky frog, with their assorted colorful hopping, crawling and flying companions over the course of a year. 8pm. Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www. sawmill.org Jul 4. Marienville 4th of July Celebration. Food, fun and fireworks at dusk. MACA Park, Marienville. 814-927-8218 Jul 4. Brockway Old-Fashioned 4th of July Celebration.

Food, games and fun for all ages. Fireworks will finish out the day at dusk. Taylor Memorial Park, Brockway. www.brockwayfourth.com Jul 4. Mansfield’s July Fourth Celebration. Familyfriendly events including food, games and fireworks at dusk. Smythe Park, Mansfield. 570-662-3442, www. mansfield.org Jul 4. Osceola Mills Carnival & Parade. A weeklong celebration with a parade and fireworks. Osceola Mills.

Jul 4. Independence Day Celebration. 5k and 10k runs, a patriotic parade, 130 arts and crafts exhibitors, barbecue, food and fireworks at dusk. 8am-4pm. Village Green, Montrose. 570-278-3537, montroseclub@epix.net Jul 5-8, 11-15. Dead Man’s Cell Phone. This Cabaret Theatre production is a darkly funny odyssey about modern culture’s cellular obsession. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-748-8083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com Jul 5, Jul 19, Aug 2. Brain Food. Potluck dinner and a movie. 6pm. The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http:// EMFOA.org Jul 6-8. Music Fest. Several great bands will play over the three-day period. Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-3710711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com Jul 6-8. 9th Annual Bluegrass & Country Music Jamboree.

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Cameron County High School football field, Emporium.

814-486-0936 Jul 7. Weekend in the Wilds. Start the day at 6am with a hunt for Big Foot. Artists and vendors will ine the streets of Emporium, and there will be fireworks when dusk falls. 6am. Throughout Fourth Street, Emporium.

814-486-4314, www.cameroncountychamber.org Jul 7-8. 27th Annual Woodcarving Competition & Show. A woodcarving competition with vendors and a variety of activities. Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org Jul 7-8. Jefferson County Longrifles 36th Annual Summer Rendezvous. Knoxdale. www.jeffersoncountylongrifles.blogspot.com

Jul 7. 38th Annual Summer Antique Market. Antique dealers will display their merchandise on the village green. 9am-4pm. Eagles Mere Historic Village, Eagles Mere. 570-525-3273 Jul 7, Aug 4. Performance: The Philadelphia Trio. 8pm.

The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http://EMFOA.org

Jul 7. History Day at the Bridge. Celebrate the history of the bridge, formerly known as the Kinzua Viaduct, now known as the Kinzua Sky Walk, and its creators with several programs and activities. Free and open to the public. Kinzua Bridge State Park, Mount Jewett.

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Jul 6, Aug 3. First Fridays Block Party. Enjoy live music and more. 5-8pm. DuBois. 814-371-3064 Jul 6-8. Red Suspenders Weekend. Visit various stores and vendor booths in town and enjoy live entertainment. John J. Collins Memorial Park, Galeton. www. visitgaleton.com Jul 7. Fireworks Celebration. The Pool Side at the Lakeview open 11am-8pm. Activities for kids and adults at 3pm. There will be face painting, a dunking booth, a watermelon eating contest, a pie eating contest, a variety of music throughout the day, a three-leg race, a best pie contest, a cola ring toss, cotton candy and candy apples, a bean bag toss, bingo, a duck pond, Ben the balloon guy and kettle corn. Boat parade at 6pm; meet at the galleon bay. Fireworks at dusk. Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-3710711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com

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events subject to change Jul 7-8. 38th Annual Bark Peelers Convention.

Experience the rugged lifestyle of the woodhicks in the re-created logging camp, watch the sawmill turn logs into lumber and participate in the games and festivities including greased pole, fiddling, frog jumping (for children) and birling contests. Pennsylvania Lumber Museum, Galeton. 814-435-2652, www.lumbermuseum.org Jul 7. Lavender Festival. Featuring homemade lavender foods and beverages, lavender plants and dried bundles, music, massage and more. 1-4pm. Self Discovery Wellness Arts Center, Montrose. 570-2789256, www.wellnessarts.com Jul 8. High County Arts & Crafts Fair. More than 160 vendors offering something for everyone. Attendees may browse handcrafted wares, watch demonstrations and listen to music as they spend the day in the amazing state park. 10am-5pm. S.B. Elliott State Park, Penfield.

814-765-5667 Jul 9-13. ECCOTA Anything Art Show. An opportunity for artists 18 and under to display their unique artwork.

Prizes are awarded to the top winners in each age group, as well as people’s choice awards. ECCOTA Gallery, Ridgway. www.eccota.com Jul 9-12. My First Science Camp. Ages 2 to 5 may enjoy a laboratory of discovery featuring different topics on each day of four days that will intrigue and inspire both children and adults. The camp will be messy, explosive, mixed-up and robotically amazing. 9-10:30am.

Children’s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570-389-9206, www. the-childrens-museum.org Jul 10-15. Philipsburg Heritage Days. The festival includes street vendors, concerts, a parade, fireworks and a car show. Philipsburg. www.philipsburgheritagedays.com Jul 11-15. Central Pennsylvania Festival of Arts. A nationally recognized visual and performing arts festival. Penn State University campus and downtown State College. 814-237-3682, www.arts-festival.com Jul 12-15. People’s Choice Festival of Pennsylvania Arts. Hometown festival celebrating the work of Pennsylvania artists. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-466-6263, www.pamilmuseum.org Jul 12-14. Riverfest. Food, vendors and crafts. On Saturday, there will be cardboard boat races at noon and a duck derby with prizes at 5pm. Live music and fireworks on Friday night. Susquehanna River, Lock Haven.

570-748-6871, woodwardtwp@live.com Jul 12-15, 18-22. Performance: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown. A Mainstage Theatre performance about the average day in the life of Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts gang. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-748-8083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com Jul 12-14, 18-21. Performance: Quilters. About the lives of American pioneer women and based on the book The Quilters: Women and Domestic Art by Patricia Cooper and Norma Bradley Allen. 8pm. Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org

Jul 13. Sidewalk Chalk Festival. Participants will allow their inner artists to draw...on the sidewalk. The event will also include a balloon artist, music by Eric Sundberg, theatrical face painting by In Come the Clowns and free ice cream for kids. 5:30-7:30pm. Downtown Lewisburg.

570-524-5221, www.lewisburgartscouncil.com Jul 13-21. Lycoming County Fair. Experience the rural charm and traditional treats of a unique county fair.

Cows, horses, sheep and goats will all be on display, and there will be pony and antique tractor pulling contests, a demolition derby, entertainment, amusement rides and concessions. Hughesville. 570-584-2196, www.lycomingfair.com Jul 13-15. Four Wheel & Off Road Jamboree. A monster of a 4x4 weekend for the entire family. Bloomsburg Fairgrounds, Bloomsburg. 570-594-0250, www.familyevents.com Jul 13. Knitting 101 Workshop. In this basic introduction to knitting, students will learn the knit and purl stitches and a pattern for a scarf or potholder will be provided. 10am-4pm. Home Textile Tool Museum, Orwell. 570-744-2653, www.httm.org Jul 14. Sunbury Celebration. Activities include baseball tournaments, rides, amusements, food vendors, swimming and ice skating, just for starters. David L. Persing Recreational Complex, Sunbury. 570-286-7820, www. cityofsunbury.com Jul 14. Run the River. Calling all runners, joggers and walkers to join the Lock Haven Area YMCA for the fourth annual Run the River. Hanna Park, Lock Haven. 570748-6727, www.lockhavenymca.com Jul 14, 21, 28. Performance: Pinnochio. A Children’s Theatre production of the interactive tale of the puppet who wants to be a real boy. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-748-8083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com Jul 14. Dream Makers Make-A-Wish Motorcycle Dice Run. A fun-filled motorcycle ride through McKean, Potter and Cameron counties. This 110-mile ride will take participants through an area so beautiful it has been labeled God’s Country and Land of the Endless Mountains. 9am.

Cameron County. 814-546-2588, 814-546-2888 Jul 14, Aug 4. Birds ‘N’ Brunch Pontoon Boat Tour.

Naturalists will lead a bird-watching pontoon boat excursion. Enjoy lunch on the boat as you cruise along the shores and wetland areas of the George B. Stevenson Dam, searching for herons, mergansers, kingfishers and more.

Concludes with a look at the park’s resident bald eagles’ nest site. 10am-1pm. Preregistration required.

Sinnemahoning State Park, Austin. www.dcnr.state.pa.us/ stateparks/findapark/sinnemahoning/index.htm Jul 14. Riverstone Estates House Tour & Auction. Tour the magnificent Riverstone Estate and surrounding grounds. There will be food, live music and much, much more. 9am-5pm. Riverstone Farms, Foxburg. 412-8671816, http://alleghenyriverstone.org Jul 14. Performance: Groove Train. Concert with dancing and family night. 8pm. The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http://EMFOA.org

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events subject to change Jul 14. Pleasures & Treasures Countryside Folk Art Faire.

Warren County Fairgrounds, Pittsfield. 814-563-4697 Jul 14. Pond Day. Learn about pond life cycles and enjoy the day. Live frogs and pond specimens with Ms. Jesse. Adm. Children’s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570389-9206, www.the-childrens-museum.org Jul 14. Laceyville Community Day. Main Street, Laceyville. 570-869-1277 Jul 14. Arts in the Garden. Stroll through the garden and view the paintings of local artists. 9am-4pm. Rain date is July 24. Hearthstone Gardens, LeRaysville. 570-744-2758, www.hearthstonegardens.com/ArtsintheGarden.htm Jul 14. Laceyville Community Day River Paddle. An eight-mile river paddle from Sugar Run to Laceyville’s Community Day, a street fair with food and entertainment. 10am. Susquehanna River North Branch, Laceyville. 570-746-9140, www.EMO444.com Jul 15. Antiques on the Avenue. More than 40 dealers with a wide variety of antiques and collectibles, including primatives, the Victorian era, advertising signs, toys, linens, quilts, depression glass, stoneware, granite and more, will be set up on tree-lined University Avenue.

9am-3pm. Selinsgrove. 570-374-6935, www.selinsgrove.net Jul 15-21. Jefferson County Fair. A carnival, a truck and tractor pull, a demolition derby, old-fashioned mud races and a professional rodeo. 10am-10pm. Jefferson County Fairgrounds, Brookville. www.jeffcofair.com Jul 15. Tour de Susquehanna. The race route is 21.5 miles long, with only one big hill. The rest of the course is rolling to flat and runs along the West Branch of the Susquehanna River back to the finish in Clearfield. 8am.

Clearfield. 814-592-5434, www.outhome.com/tour.html Jul 15-21. Curwensville Days. A car show and a parade on Saturday. Live entertainment nightly, games, food and fun. Irvin Park, Curwensville. 814-236-1754 Jul 15. Performance: P.P. Bliss Birthday Celebration Concert. Phil Cross, composer, singer and speaker, in concert. He has received Dove Awards, Song of the Year and Songwriter of the Year honors. 3pm. North Rome Wesleyan Church, North Rome. 570-247-2228, www. ppbmuseum.org Jul 16. Bricktown Challenge. A family-oriented canoe and kayak race to publicize the efforts of many groups to build a 14-mile rail trail that connects Beech Creek Borough, Bald Eagle State Park, Howard Borough and the PHMC site at Curtin Village. Registration at 8am.

Race time at 9am. Bald Eagle State Park, Howard. 814625-2775, www.dcnr.state.pa.us Jul 16. Camper Vs. Wild: Survival String! Participants may stop by the amphitheater to see if they have what it takes to survive in the wild by learning about local plant life and how to transform it into usable rope or cordage.

8-9pm. Bald Eagle State Park, Howard. 814-625-2775, www.dcnr.state.pa.us

Jun 16. Artisans & Woodcarvers Festival. An outdoor event that celebrates art of all shapes, sizes and mediums, including woodcarving. 10am-4pm. Free adm and free parking. Towns Square, downtown Port Allegheny.

814-642-5171, www.woodcarverspa.com Jul 16. Bat Count. As darkness falls upon the park, participants can help the park out by counting the winged mammals that are shopping the night skies for insects to eat. 9-9:30pm. Bald Eagle State Park, Howard.

814-625-2775, www.dcnr.state.pa.us Jul 16-20. Summer Garden Art Camp. Based in the outdoor classroom in the Native Tree Garden, the camp will allow children to explore organic art, paper making, mosaic garden stones, natural dyes, nature prints, weed weaving, pressed flowers, landscape painting and more.

10am-1pm. Children’s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570-3899206, www.the-childrens-museum.org Jul 17. High Tech Treasure Hunting. Participants may join the park naturalist in learning how to use a GPS unit and discovering the intriguing world of geocaching.

2-3pm. Meet at the picnic tables in front of the snack bar at the beach house. Bald Eagle State Park, Howard.

814-625-2775, www.dcnr.state.pa.us Jul 17-28. Performance: Steel Magnolias. Presented

by State College Community Theatre. Boal Barn Play House, Boalsburg. 814-234-7228, www.scctonline.org Jul 17-22. Benton Rodeo & Frontier Days. One of the best of more than 65 rodeos east of the Mississippi River, as voted by the American Professional Rodeo Association, the event draws cowboys and cowgirls from all over the country, as well as Canada. An APRA and IPRA-sanctioned championship rodeo with a fun horse show, team sorting, the Bull-A-Rama and nightly entertainment. Benton Rodeo Grounds, Benton. 570925-6536, www.bentonrodeo.com Jul 17. Kelly Miller Circus. Rouse Estates, Youngsville.

814-563-6465, www.rouse.org Jul 19-21. Central Pennsylvania Auto Auction Extravaganza. Great food, libations and live entertainment. Many classic and antique vehicles will be auctioned off. Central Pennsylvania Auto Auction, Lock Haven. 800-248-8026, www.cpaautoauction.com Jul 19-22, 25-29. Performance: I’ll Be Back Before Midnight. A Cabaret Theatre production about ghost tales and startling events that collide in this mystery thriller. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-7488083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com Jul 19-22, 26-28. Performance: I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change. Struthers Library Theatre, Warren.

814-723-7231, www.strutherslibrarytheatre.com Jul 19-21. Susquehanna Home Town Days. Carnival rides, a parade, bands, food and games. 6-11pm.

Susquehanna Plaza, Susquehanna. 570-853-4729 Jul 20. Blueberries & Bluegrass. A delicious evening of great food and live bluegrass music. Bring lawn chairs. 6-9pm. Mifflinburg Community Park, Mifflinburg.

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events subject to change Jul 20-21. 15th Annual 100-Mile Yard Sale. Contact organizers to obtain a map of the yard sale areas. 9am5pm. Throughout Cameron, Elk, Clearfield and Centre counties. 814-263-4418, www.visitquehannaarea.com Jul 20-22. ARCA Foxburg Jazz Fest. Harold Betters, Roberts and Ortner, Joy Ike, Catro and other local and regional jazz musicians. 9am. On the Foxburg Green, Foxburg. http://alleghenyriverstone.org Jul 20-22. East Brady Area Riverfest. A fun-filled weekend with something for everyone young and old. A parade will kick things off on Friday night. All weekend, there will be food and craft vendors, live music, rides and games for children, contests, fireworks, an auction and more. Graham Field, East Brady. 724-526-5174, 724-841-6218 Jul 20-21. Case Collector Reunion. A weekend dedicated to Case knife enthusiasts, with a Case knife swap, a bubble gum blowing contest, a woodcarving clinic, a custom knife making demonstration, knife appraisals and displays. W.R. Case & Sons Cutlery, Bradford. 800523-6350, www.wrcase.com Jul 20-22. Performance: Music With the Morrisons.

Live jazz music honoring the last family to live in the Oldest House as a private home. Refreshments will be provided. The Oldest House, Laceyville. 570-996-7534, debcourville@gmail.com Jul 21-22. Vietnam Revisited: Living History Combat Bivouac. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg.

814-466-6263, www.pamilmuseum.org Jul 21. 8th Annual Prowl the Sproul. Guided hikes, great food, good company and interesting programs.

Sportsmen’s Lane, Renovo. 814-321-8281, www. hikerun.com/56912.html Jun 21-23, 27-30. Performance: Grease. Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www. sawmill.org Jul 21-22, Aug 18-19. Coolspring Power Museum Open Days. Open to the public, the event will feature more than 250 historically significant internal combustion engines depicting 125 years of development of Industrial America.

10am-5pm. Adm. Coolspring Power Museum, Coolspring. www.coolspringpowermuseum.org Jul 21. Performance: The Evasons. The Evasons have been astounding audiences in more than 35 countries, and millions watched them on network television specials including The World’s Greatest Magic. 8pm. The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http://EMFOA.org Jul 21. Kids & Cancer Motorcycle Benefit Run. Reg starts at 9am. There will be a blessing of the bikes at noon at Zippo Manufacturing Co. and then a parade of bikes through downtown. You'll trek through the beautiful mountains of northwestern Pennsylvania, the Allegheny National Forest and SW New York. Bradford.

814-368-6738, http://kidsandcancerbenefitrun.com Jul 21. Christmas in July. 1-5pm. Wilder Museum, Irvine.

814-563-7773, 814-723-1795, www.warrenhistory.org

Jul 21-22. 100-Mile Yard Sale. Yard sales as far as the eye can see. The yard sale starts on Route 879 in Shawville and snakes through the towns of Lecontes Mills, Frenchville, Keewaydin, Karthaus, Pine Glen, Sinnemahoning, Drift Wood, Benazett and Medix Run. Shawville. 814-263-4418, 814-263-7321, qidc@pennswoods.net Jul 21-22. 142nd Annual Frenchville Picnic. Lots of food, crafts, friends and family, ice cream and memories. Attendees may take a hayride and imagine what it was like 142 years ago when this picnic was first started. Fireworks will bring the picnic to a close. St. Mary’s Church, Frenchville.

Jul 22-28. Clarion County Fair. Carnival, demo derbies, truck and tractor pulls, stage shows and livestock exhibits. Redbank Valley Municipal Park, Fairmount City. www.clarioncountyfair.com Jul 22. Mushroom Tour. Tour the magnificent Riverstone Estate and surrounding grounds for wild edible mushrooms. 9am-5pm. Riverstone Farms, Foxburg. 412867-1816, http://alleghenyriverstone.org Jul 22, Aug 18. Jewel of the West Branch Guided Recreational Kayak River Trip. View wildlife while improving your paddling skils, enjoying the companionship of other friendly paddlers and learning about local history. Eight river miles between Montoursville and Muncy, with an island rest stop. 2-6pm. Canoe Susquehanna, Lewisburg. 888-524-7692, www.paddlehappy.com Jul 22-27. NRA Youth Hunter Education Challenge.

Families from all over the United States gather for a week of testing and skill demonstrations in various hunting techniques including bow shooting, orienteering, marksmanship and much more. Mill Cove Environmental Area, Mansfield. www.mansfield.org Jul 23-28. Troy Fair. Truck and tractor shows, Bull Ride Mania, a demolition derby, Great White Shark Encounter, hypnotist Michael Blaine and more. 10am-10pm. Alparon Park, Troy. 570-297-3648, www.troyfair.com Jul 25-28. Performance: The Drowsy Chaperone.

8pm. Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-9276655, www.sawmill.org Jul 25-29. Westover Bluegrass Festival. Mosser Park, Westover. 814-247-8294 Jul 26-30. State Senior Little League Baseball Tournament. Teams of 14- to 16-year-olds from across the state compete for the state title. Emporium. 814512-0685, www.padistrict10.org Jun 26-Jul 1. 18th Annual Union County Veterans Fourth of July Celebration. The Freedom Bike Ride; the 14th annual Stars, Stripes and Sousa band concert; fireworks; a parade; veterans recognition; a picnic and a gala dinner dance. Lewisburg High School, Lewisburg. 570-523-3237, http://unioncountyveterans4thofjuly.com Jul 26. Warren County Tales With a Seneca Nation Guide. 6pm. Wilder Museum, Irvine. 814-563-7773, 814-723-1795, www.warrenhistory.org

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events subject to change Jul 26-28. Houtzdale Days 2012. Live entertainment. A 5k walk/run and a hula hoop contest on Friday. A fishing derby, children’s day, a parade and fireworks on Saturday. Houtzdale. http://houtzdalecpa.com Jul 27-28. Jazz PA Festival. Bellefonte. www.jazzpa.com Jul 27-29. Allegheny Mountain Engine & Implement Association. Oil field apparatus, agricultural implements, lumber industry equipment, road building equipment, domestic items and old sewing machines. Adm. Port Allegany. www.ameia.org Jul 27. Performance: ECCOTA Anything Performance Show. A talent show for kids who love to perform.

Locations listed on website. Throughout Elk County. www.eccota.com Jul 27-28. Performance: Cabaret: 1998 Version.

Danville Area Primary Center, Danville. danvillealumnicabaret@gmail.com Jul 27-28. 10 Year Celebration Days. Celebrating 10 years of business with a wildlife day on July 27 and a youth crafter day on July 28. Cabin Country Store, Le Raysville.

570-746-3461, http://thecabincountrystore.com Jul 27-28. Annual Blueberry Festival. Homemade pies, ice cream, muffins, jam, soup, salad, hot dogs, sloppy joes, live music, games, hole-in-one, a blueberry baking contest and more. 11am-5pm. Bethany Retreat Center, Frenchville. 814-263-4855, www.bethanyretreatcenter.org Jul 28. A Taste Full Event. Wine and beer tasting and tasteful portions of food provided by local restaurants.

There will be live music all day and art and craft vendors. Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville. Discount tickets available by calling 570-482-4088, www.sullivanpachamber.com Jul 28. The Annual State College Last Cruise.

Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-4666263, www.pamilmuseum.org Jul 28-Apr 12. Endless Mountain Music Festival. The festival blends classical and contemporary music for more than two weeks of entertainment and enchantment in the gorgeous Pennsylvania wilds. Wellsboro.

570-787-7800, www.endlessmountain.net Jul 28. Bikefest. At Ski Lodge, Treasure Lake, DuBois.

814-371-0711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com Jul 28. Clarion County Youth & Field Day. Youths ages 8-14 may participate in a variety of sporting events.

There will be 15 sporting stations, and lunch will be provided. Door prizes after 3pm. Limited to 450 participants. 7am-3pm. YMCA Camp Coffman, Cranberry.

Jul 28. Taste of the Arts Juried Fine Arts Show. A juried fine art display nestled in the heart of the Tasting in the Wilds, a wine, beer, food and art festival celebrating the tastes of the Pennsylvania Wilds. Noon-7pm. Ridgway Firemen’s Grounds, Ridgway. www.eccota.com Jul 28. Tasting in the Wilds. A wine, beer, food and art festival celebrating the tastes of the Pennsylvania Wilds.

The event includes five wineries, over a dozen breweries, local food vendors, live music and the Taste of the Arts juried fine art show. Noon-7pm. Ridgway Firemen’s Grounds, Ridgway. www.ridgwayheritagecouncil.org

Jul 28. Gateway Lodge Wine & Dine Chef Tasting.

Taste in-season gourmet creations from the Pennsylvania Wilds. Five courses of cuisine and optional wine pairings from Gateway’s award-winning list. Live musical entertainment with dinner. 5:30-8pm. Gateway Lodge, Cooksburg. www.gatewaylodge.com Jul 28. Celebrate Summer at the River. Live music, environmental activities, river float, a petting zoo and more. 3-8pm. Riverside Park, Tunkhannock. 570-9961500, www.dietrichtheater.com Jul 28. Performance: The Guys. Players from the Alvina Krause Theatre will present the BTE play. 8pm.

The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http://EMFOA.org Jul 28. 10th Annual Austin Dam Show. Eclectic music festival in the natural amphitheater created by the remains of the Austin Dam and surrounding park. When dark, colorful multimedia lighting by Groovin’ Lumens will be projected on the dam remains. Austin Dam Park, Austin. www.damshow.com, www.facebook.com/Austindam Jul 28. Celebrate Summer River Paddle. A 12-mile river paddle trip on the Susquehanna River from Mehoopany to Tunkhannock’s Celebrate Summer at Riverside Park. Music, food and outdoor education.

10am. Susquehanna River North Branch, Riverside Park, Tunkhannock. 570-746-9140, www.EMO444.com Jul 28. North Branch Down River Race. 12-mile race from Mehoopany to Tunkhannock’s Celebrate Summer at Riverside Park. 11am. Susquehanna River North Branch, Riverside Park, Tunkhannock. 570-746-9140, www.EMO444.com Jul 27. Luau. Hawaiian-style buffet from 4-8pm with Jimmy Buffett-style music and tropical drinks. Lakeview Lodge pool side, Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com Jul 29-Aug 4. 76th Annual Potter County Fair. An oldtime, small-town community festival with live music, a midway and carnival rides, grange activities, livestock shows and auctions. Potter County Fairgrounds, Millport. www.facebook.com/pages/Potter-CountyFair/142936752388736 Jul 30-Aug 4. Clearfield County Fair. Enjoy rides, free entertainment and numerous free activities in Expo II Plaza. Attendees may enjoy famous acts for an additional fee. Clearfield Driving Park, Clearfield. www. clearfieldcountyfair.com Jun 30-Jul 1. Arts & Craft Show. Handmade crafts by area artisans/artists, demonstrations and food. Rain or shine.

10am-3pm. Dushore Railroad Station, Dushore. 570-6370897, www.craftsmenoftheendlessmountains.com

August Aug 1-5. Performance: The 39 Steps. In this Mainstage Theatre production, four actors create more than 100 characters in a tale of foreign spies, glamorous heroines, train chases and narrow escapes. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-748-8083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com

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events subject to change Aug 2-5, 8-12. Performance: The Fantasticks. This Cabaret Theatre production is a simple romantic comedy about a boy, a girl, their meddling fathers and the wall that divides them. Adm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-748-8083, www.millbrookplayhouse.com Aug 2-4, 8-11. Performance: The Sound of Music.

Loosely based on the memoir of Maria von Trapp, The Story of the Trapp Family Singers. 8pm. Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org Aug 2, 31. Full Moon Labyrinth Walk. 7pm. Age 15 and older. Reservations requested. Self Discovery Wellness Arts Center, Montrose. 570-278-9256, www.wellnessarts.com Aug 3-5. Wings Over Piper. Fly RC model airplanes at the airport. There will be vendors, food, contests, demonstrations, primitive camping and motor home parking. William T. Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven. www.wingsoverpiper.com Aug 3-5. 61st Annual Woodsmen’s Show. See the top lumberjacks in the country compete in events like cross cut saw, springboard, axe throwing and tree felling, the same events featured in the popular outdoor games on TV. Talented chainsaw artists, exhibits, vendors and historical re-enactments. Traditional music will be performed. Cherry Springs State Park, Coudersport. www. woodsmenshow.com Aug 3-4. Montrose Blueberry Festival. Blueberries and food, entertainment, children’s games, massed band concert on Saturday at 2pm, book sales, handcrafted and commemorative items and more. 9am-4pm. Village Green and library lawn, Montrose. 570-278-1881, www. montrosepablueberryfestival.org Aug 4. Lemonade Day. Food, games, music, contests and drawings, a petting zoo and, of course, lemonade stands. 11am-4pm. Second Street Community Center, Northumberland. 570-473-7563, www.northumberlandborough.com Aug 4. Treasure Lake/YMCA Annual Triathlon. Enjoy a half-mile swim, a 10-mile bike ride on a challenging course around beautiful Bimini Lake and a 3.2-mile run. 7:30am start time. Bimini Boat Dock, Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814371-0711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com Aug 4-11. Clinton County Fair. Agricultural displays, 4-H exhibits, various competitions, games, rides and family entertainment. Adm. Clinton County Fairgrounds, Mackeyville. 570-726-4148, www.clintoncountyfairpa.com Aug 4. Forest County Youth & Field Day. Children age 17 and under may have fun participating in shooting sports, archery, canoeing and demonstrations from Buzzard Swamp. Preregistration required. 8am-2pm.

Buzzard Swamp, Marienville. 814-755-3560, www.forestcounty.com Aug 4. Paddle Between the Parks. Participants may enjoy time with friends and neighbors as they canoe or kayak from Milton State Park to Shikellamy State Park.

Preregistration required. Canoe Susquehanna, Lewisburg. 888-524-7692, www.paddlehappy.com

Aug 4. Frosty Hollow Herbal Fair & Country Market.

Herbs, gardening, nature art and other tours, exhibits and seminars. 9am-4pm. Frosty Hollow B&B, Coudersport. www.frostyhollowBandB.com Aug 4-5. Blueberry Fields Festival. New Worlds End State Park, nine miles north of Forksville, Berry Fields Farm Guest House, Forksville. 570-924-3019, www. berryfieldsfarm.net Aug 5-11. Cameron County Fair. Cameron County Fairground, Emporium. 814-486-1412, www.cameroncountyfair.org Aug 5. Performance: Music of Frank Sinatra Starring Steve Maglio. 8pm. The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http://EMFOA.org Aug 5. Lopez Old Home Day. Chicken barbecue, food, beverages, giveaways and music from 3-7pm. Noon7pm. Pavilion, Lopez. 570-928-9238 Aug 6. Cameron County Tractor Parade. Tractors fill the streets. 5pm. Emporium.

Aug 6-13. Sykesville Ag & Youth Fair. Agricultural, livestock and educational displays and competitions, as well as a carnival, commercial exhibits, motor sports events and food concessions. 10am-10pm. Sykesville Fairgrounds, Sykesville. www.sykesvillefair.org Aug 6-11. Tioga County Fair. Livestock shows, demolition derbies, truck and tractor pulls, an antique tractor pull and an antique farm machinery display, grange and 4-H exhibits, the Farm, Mine and Lumber Museum, the carnival, a bake sale and delectable delights. Tioga County Fairgrounds, Whitneyville. 570-537-3196, www. tiogacountyfair.com Aug 7-18. Performance: Seussical. Presented by State College Community Theatre. Boal Barn Play House, Boalsburg. 814-234-7228, www.scctonline.org Aug 7-11. Elk County Fair. Food, exhibits, amusements, novelties, bands, demolition derbies, contests and much more. Elk County Fairgrounds, Kersey. 814-9653128, www.elkcountyfair.net Aug 7-11. Warren County Fair. Warren County Fairgrounds, Pittsfield. 814-563-9386, www.warrencountyfair.net Aug 9-11. Festa Italiana. Food and music abound at this annual festival dedicated to paying homage to the Italian heritage prominent in Bradford. Games and kiddieland will also be available, and there will be a meatball eating contest. Free adm. Downtown Bradford.

800-473-9370, www.visitANF.com Aug 9-12. 12th Annual Kettle Creek Music Festival. A great weekend of music and patriotism in a beautiful setting. Quiet Oaks Campground, Cross Fork. www.

KCMusicFest.com Aug 10-12. Cookie Daze Festival. A cookie baking contest, a princess contest, a parade, a 5k race, a Power Wheels cruise, a Big Wheel race, a kiddies tractor pull, a bed race, a cart race, live bands, a car cruise, fireworks, a street dance, a sock hop, a cookie cart race and a period dance in the park with the Civil War actors. Main Street Rimbersburg. http://cookiedazecarcruise.com

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events subject to change Aug 10-12. St. Leo’s Summer Festival. Church festival, food, games, car show and a kids’ playland. Ridgway Firemen’s Lot, Ridgway. www.stleosfestival.com Aug 10-12. Mount Jewett Swedish Festival. Celebrates Mount Jewett’s heritage with food, music, crafts and song. Downtown Mount Jewett. 800-473-9370, www. visitANF.com Aug 11. State College Brewers Expo. One of the 10 great beer festivals in the United States. Tussey Mountain Ski Area, Boalsburg. 814-574-1968, www. scbrewexpo.com Aug 11-12. Civil War Encampment. Attendees will see history come alive as they experience the live action of a confederate soldier. Cayman Camp Ground, Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com

Aug 11. Heritage Day. Celebrate French influence on culture in the area. Descendents of the French refugees will be honored. 11am. French Azilum Historic Site, Towanda. 570-265-3376 Aug 11. French Azilum History Paddle. Paddle the Susquehanna River to French Azilum History Day. Tours of French Azilum. Lunch is provided. 9am. French Azilum, Sugar Run. 570-746-9140, www.EMO444.com Aug 13-18. 38th Annual Reynoldsville Homecoming.

Live entertainment, amusement rides, a karaoke contest, fair food and much more. Main Street, Reynoldsville. www.facebook.com/ReynoladsvilleHomecoming, reynoldsvillehomecoming@gmail.com

Aug 11. Try All By Fire. Not a race, but a journey calling people seeking adventure. There is a finish line - that is all. The rest of up to participants. Western Clinton County Sportsmen’s Association, Renovo. 570-9661655, http://trychips.com/tryallbyfire

Aug 13-18. 74th Montour-Delong Community Fair.

Lewis tradition, Memory Lane, Remington Ryde, Stanky and the Coalminers, tractor and horse pulls and the fleece-to-shawl competition. Danville. 570-437-2178, http://montourdelongfair.com

Aug 11. Cameron County Youth Day. Instructional displays, shooting bows and 22 rifles, trapping, snake handling, fishing, gun safety, game and fish commission displays and lunch. 9am-2pm. Sinnemahoning Sportsmen’s Club Grounds, Sinnemahoning. www.sinnemahoning-sportsmen.org

Aug 14-16. Ag Progress Days. Featuring more than 350 exhibitors, crop production information, field machinery demonstrations and the latest on dairy, livestock and equine productions. Food booths and activities for children. Russell E. Larson Ag Research Center, Pennsylvania Furnace. 814-865-2081, http://apd.psu.edu

Aug 11. Harvey Gribble Horseshoe Tournament. Enjoy a day of pitching and reminiscing. 9am. Cameron County Fairgrounds, Emporium.

Aug 11-19. Tionesta Indian Festival. A family-oriented festival with activities for people of all ages. Trash and treasure sales; basketball, dodge ball and volleyball tournaments; a pet parade; riding lawn mower races; a kiddy parade; nightly entertainment; food; arts and crafts; and fireworks. Downtown Tionesta. 814-7553531, www.forestcounty.com Aug 11-12. 42nd Annual Arts & Crafts Festival. Juried fine artists and craftsmen will offer their work for sale on the green. Eagles Mere Historic Village, Eagles Mere.

570-525-3273 Aug 11-18. McKean County Fair. Rides, contests, food, animals, a parade, a painted pony championship rodeo, a tractor pull and more. McKean County Fairgrounds, Smethport. 814-887-5361, www.mckeancountyfair.net Aug 11. Super 322 Drive-In 6th Annual Car Show.

Located between Clearfield and Philipsburg. 814-2634329, www.super322drive-in.com Aug 11. Christy Mathewson Big 6k Walk/Run & 1-Mile Fun Run. Chip timing for the 6k race. 8am. Preregister.

Keystone College, Factoryville. 570-945-3031, www. factoryville.org Aug 11. Dushore Founders Day. 3-on-3 basketball tournament at 8am, a 5k/10k run, vendors at 10am, entertainment, outhouse races at 7pm, roll-a-keg races at 5pm, and a toilet seat painting contest. 8am-8pm.

Downtown Dushore. 570-928-8574

Aug 14-18. Tioga Old Home Days. The event includes chicken barbecue, a block party and fireworks.

Downtown Tioga. www.sites.google.com/site/tiogaoldhomeday/ Aug 15-18. Rural Heritage Days. Dale/Engle/Walker House, Lewisburg. 570-524-8666, www.unioncountyhistoricalsociety.org Aug 15-18. Performance: All Shook Up. The story is all new, the hits are all Elvis. 8pm. Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, www.sawmill.org Aug 16-26. Little League World Series. Featuring players from all over the world. Attendees may watch the best teams in little league baseball battle it out for the top spot in this incredible worldwide event. Howard J. Lamade Stadium, South Williamsport. www.littleleague.org Aug 16-18. Sunbury River Festival. Food and craft vendors and free entertainment. Sunbury River Front Park, Sunbury. 570-286-7768, www.sunburyriverfestival.com Aug 17. Scottish Festival Ceilidh. 7pm. On the Green between the library and winery, Foxburg. 412-8671816, www.alleghenyriverstone.org Aug 17-19. Hickory Festival. Founded in 2001 to bring some of the world’s best bluegrass and acoustic musicians to the hills of the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon.

Stony Fork Creek Campground, Wellsboro. 570-4391549, www.hickoryfest.com

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Family, Fireworks & Fun:

2 Great State College Central PA 4th Fest

Every year on the Fourth of July, State College throws a birthday party like no other. The

Central PA 4th Fest is a community-wide patriotic celebration that attracts families from all over

the East Coast. With so many communities hosting July 4th celebrations, why does 4th Fest attract 60-80,000 people for a one-day event? Apparently, word has gotten out that it’s been rated the third best fireworks display in the country, after New York and Boston.

For one day, 4th Fest takes over the area around Beaver Stadium, the Bryce Jordan Center and Medlar Field at Penn State University. The festival’s executive director, Bernie Keisling, enthusiastically talks of the more than 500 volunteers as if they were family. “This is an all-volunteer event. It’s amazing! Many of them just get a couple weeks off, and then they get started planning next year’s event.”

When asked what sets 4th Fest apart from other celebrations, Keisling replied, “You don’t have to have a lot of money to come to 4th Fest. Lots of families are going through tough times. A family can come and watch the parade, take part in activities at the children’s craft tent, enjoy free entertainment, get a free hot dog, a piece of birthday cake and then sit and watch the fireworks.

Families can spend an entire day and not spend a dime. And then there are those who will spend money on rides and games, food and other things, but the thing is, there is something for everyone at 4th Fest.”

The day stay starts off with a bang at 9 a.m. with the Firecracker 4K. Last year, 1,000 participants took part in the family friendly run/walk that attracts people from all skill levels and ages.

New this year is 4th Fest’s “America’s Got Heroes Parade,” which will step off in downtown State College and end near the festival.

Each year, the festivities include a special attraction. This year, a World War II B-25 Bomber will be on display for people to get an up-close look at the vintage plane, and there will be flyovers so people can get a view of a piece of aviation history in flight. What makes the B-25 Bomber so special is the fact that there are only a couple hundred left in the world, and of those, only a few have paperwork certifying that the aircraft flew in combat. The plane that will be displayed is one of the rare few.

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Festivals like the Ferris wheel, kiddie cars and games for every age.

What’s a birthday celebration without cake? A cake for a party this big has to be enormous, right? Well, 4th Fest has it covered. At 6 p.m., everyone is invited to sing “Happy Birthday” to America before a 14-foot American flag birthday cake is cut and served to everyone!

The highlight of the day is certainly the spectacular fireworks display that is planned, set up and executed by 50 to 60 trained volunteers. Yes, that’s right. The third best fireworks display in the country is not accomplished by a pyrotechnics company, but by community volunteers.

The main attraction begins promptly at 9:15 p.m. and runs nonstop for approximately 45 minutes. The musically choreographed fireworks have embedded rain protection, so they go off even in the rain. These volunteers really know what they’re doing!

For those who want to learn more about how they make the magic happen, a pyrotechnics demonstration is given at the Pyro Tent at scheduled times in the afternoon and evening.

Following the fireworks display, a street dance is held for those who are not quite ready to end this incredible day.

For a complete lineup of events and exhibits at the Central PA 4th Fest, log on to whereandwhen.com and click on the 4th Fest link.

Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts

Exactly one week after 4th Fest, another nationally recognized event comes to State College. The Central PA Festival of the Arts (CPFA) attracts more than 125,000 people annually.

The festivities get started with Children and Youth Day on July 11. This day is all about the kids.

The highlight of the day is the Children and Youth Sidewalk Sale, where young artisans display and sell their handcrafted works of art. The sidewalk sale is held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Also featured are

performances by and for young people, workshops and a grand procession through the festival.

The CPFA’s 46th Annual Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition begins on Thursday, July 12, and runs through Sunday, July 15. Artisans from all over the country exhibit and sell their wares at this event, which consistently ranks as one of the top outdoor fine art and craft shows in the nation.

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In addition to the sidewalk sale and exhibition, there are performances and events going on throughout State College and the Penn State campus.

Sidney Friedman Park is the place to go for a very different form of art. Sand sculptor Greg Glenn will transform a 25-ton mound of sand into an incredible exhibit! This 12-time World Sand Sculpture Champion (solo and team) hails from California, where he has been a full-time sand sculptor since 1987.

Back again this year on July 14 and 15 is the Italian Street Painting Festival on Heister Street, between College and Beaver avenues. A European tradition since the 16th century, street painting is done with chalks. The wonderful thing about this exhibit is that festival-goers see and interact with the artists as they create their masterpieces. Unfortunately, because of the nature of the art, the exhibit is on a weather-permitting basis.

Another highlight of CPFA includes BookFest PA on Saturday, July 14, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the Schlow Centre Region Library.

In its third year, BookFest PA is a celebration of books, authors and reading. The Book Tent will once again be the place where readers can meet the featured authors at this year’s event. The lineup of speakers includes Sara Shepard, author of “Pretty Little Liars,” the hugely popular series of books now in its third season of television.

Young children will love Artie Bennet, author of two preschool-age books, “The Butt Book” and “Poopendous.” Bennet will feature the books at story times in the library.

The Sue Crowe Memorial Arts Festival Races will be held on Sunday, July 15. Registration is at Medlar Field on the PSU campus. Races include a 10K and 5K, as well as quarter-mile and half-mile races for kids.

For a complete lineup of events slated for the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts, log on to whereandwhen.com.

The vibrancy of State College is so well-illustrated in these two events. The celebration of family, friends, country and art will once again bring people from all walks of life to Central PA to enjoy what makes not just this region, but America, special. For more information on the events mentioned in the article, log on to whereandwhen.com.

For lodging information, log on to www.visit pennstate.org.

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events subject to change Aug 17-19. Susquehanna Antique Machinery Association 18th Annual Show. Homemade ice cream, food booths, quilters, yarn spinning, tractor pulls, children’s pedal tractor pull and games, a barrel train and evening entertainment. Luthersburg. 814-583-5230

Aug 23-30. 138th Centre County Grange Fair Encampment. Grange Fair Grounds, Centre Hall. 814364-9212, www.grangefair.net

Aug 18. Celtic Festival. National and local talent will perform live on stage. Attendees may enjoy great wine, great food and fabulous entertainment at the beautiful scenic winery. Spyglass Ridge Winery, Sunbury. 570286-9911, www.spyglassridgewinery.com

Aug 24-26. Middlecreek Valley Antique Association Fall Show. Antique tractors, engines, truck and tractor pulls, tractor square dancing, equipment demonstrations, a flea market, craft vendors, lots of food and free entertainment. Free parking and adm. Middlecreek Valley Antique Association, Selinsgrove. 570-374-9420, www.mvaapa.org

Aug 18. Night of Blues. The Ski Lodge, Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext. 106, www.treasurelakepoa.com

Aug 24-26. 7th Annual Kinzua Heritage Arts & Music Festival. Russell. www.kinzuaheritage.com

Aug 18. 4th Annual Scottish Festival. Bagpipe music, Scottish athletic competitions, horse-drawn wagon rides, sheep herding, vendors and much more. 9am-5pm. Riverstone Farm, Foxburg. 412-867-1816, www. alleghenyriverstone.org

Aug 25. New Berlin Day. A celebration of heritage, artists and craftsmen. One of central Pennsylvania’s largest one-day street festivals. New Berlin Town Center, New Berlin. www.NewBerlinPA.com

Aug 18-25. 51st Annual Knox Horsethief Days. A softball tournament, a yard sale, a tractor race, a sidewalk sale, a car cruise, live entertainment, a community picnic and a parade. Details on the website. Downtown Knox. 814-797-1376, www.knoxborough.com

Aug 25. Dam Scramble. Edurance trail challenge.

Choose an 11-mile or 18-mile option. The majority of the course will be on single-track trails through the woods with many beautiful views of the lake.

Curwensville Lake Recreation Area, Curwensville. www. curwensvillelake.com

Aug 18. Wine Fest in the Forest. Relax, sample and enjoy local wines, beers, chocolates, cheeses and crafts. There will be music, a Chinese auction and door prizes. Free wine glass. Noon-5pm. Majestic Farms and Hall, Crown. www.cookforest.org, www.winefestintheforest.com Aug 18. Performance: Jon Peterson - The Song & Dance Man. 8pm. The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http://EMFOA.org Aug 18. Midnight Madness Mountain Bike Endurance Race. Those looking for an extreme mountain biking challenge may ride solo or with a team in this 12-hour endurance race that runs from noon to midnight. Ole Bull State Park, Stewardson Township. 814-435-5000, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/olebull Aug 19. Beef & Beer / Car Show. Car show at 1pm.

Beef and beer from 4-8pm. Lake View Lodge open 4-8pm. Enjoy a great night by the pool with great food and music. Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext.

106, www.treasurelakepoa.com Aug 19. Performance: Music in the Mountains. 4pm.

The DeWire Center, Eagles Mere. http://EMFOA.org Aug 22-25. Brookville Fireman’s Homecoming Festival. A kids’ night, a country night, a family fun night and a grand parade on Sat. at 3pm. Three live bands will perform on Sat. eve. Fireworks will round out Sat night at dusk. Free. Brookville. www.bvfc2.net

Aug 25. 8th Annual Baker Trail UltraChallenge. 50-mile ultramarathon on the Baker Trail. Course is mostly a rugged hiking trail through the woods over rocks, across creeks, up and down hills and along some paved and dirt roads. 6:30am. Starts at the northern trailhead in Forest County. www.rachelcarsontrails.org/bt/ultrachallenge Aug 25-26. 33rd Annual Crook Farm Country Fair.

Demonstrations, crafts, food, music, a petting zoo and an instrument swap. Workshops, jam sessions and square dancing will be available throughout the weekend. 10am-5pm. Historic Crook Farm, Bradford. 814362-6730, www.bradfordlandmark.org Aug 25. Towanda Riverfest River Paddle. Paddle the Susquehanna River from Ulster to Riverfest in Towanda.

9:30am. Towanda. 570-746-9140, www.EMO444.com Aug 26. Gridiron for Gals. Women can have fun learning about football. There will be vendors, tailgate food, recipes and more. Tuscarora Wayne Community Room, Wyalusing. 570-746-4922, wchamber@epix.net Aug 29-Sep 3. Sullivan County Fair. Forksville Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570-924-3205, 570-924-3843, www.sullivancountyfair.com Aug 31-Sep 2. Cornfield 500. Monster truck display, arts, crafts and a car show on Aug. 31. Race day is Sept. 1.

Stunt day is Sept. 2. Columbus. www.cornfield500.com, www.bakerhillmotorsports.com

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June May 25-Sep 1. Raystown Lake 2012 Summer Amphitheater Series. Every Friday and Saturday evening from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Seven Points Recreation Area, Raystown Lake, Hesston. 814658-6812, http://raystown.nab.usace.army.mil May 25-Sep 3. Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat Sightseeing Cruises. Catch a summer’s breeze on a 45-minute public sightseeing cruise. A 30-minute recorded program will tell participants about the history and sights of the area. Adm. City Island, Harrisburg.

717-234-6500, http://harrisburgriverboat.com/daytimecruises.html May 26-28. Kidsfest. Crafts and face painting with the Popcorn Hat Players. Adm. Gamut Classic Theatre, Harrisburg. 717-238-4111 Jun 1-Jul 15. Exhibit: Art Is an Entree, Not a Dessert.

DOSHI Gallery at Pennsylvania State Museum, Harrisburg. 717-233-8668, http://sqart.org Jun 1-Oct 12. Performance: Jonah. Set sail on an extraordinary journey with one of the Bible’s most colorful prophets. This lively, exhilarating family musical delivers powerful themes of love, mercy, obedience and second chances in an uproarious adventure. Sight & Sound Theatre, Ronks. 800-377-1277, www.sightsound.com

Jun 1-Oct 7. Our Friends From the Sea - Learn & Laugh! Come meet Hersheypark’s sea lion stars in this fun and informative presentation covering everything attendees have ever wanted to know about these unique and amazing animals. Aquatheatre in Hersheypark, Hershey. 800-437-7439, www.hersheypa.com Jun 1-Oct 14. Exhibit: Dusty Jewels: Off-Road Motorcycles Exhibit. More than a dozen restored off-road motorcycles from the 1960s and ’70s. AACA Museum, Hershey. 717-566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org Jun 1-30. Country Classics. Tappin’ into country roots for the signature sounds of favorites such as Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Garth Brooks, Tim McGraw and more. American Music Theatre, Lancaster.

800-648-4102, www.amtshows.com Jun 1-Oct 7. Performance: TAP: The Show. An explosive celebration of everything that is the artistry of tap dance, featuring versatile singers and wildly talented tappers who take audience members from Broadway all the way around the world and right back down Main Street. Chevrolet Music Box Theatre, Hersheypark, Hershey. 800-437-7439, www.hersheypa.com Jun 1-Aug 26. The Ed-ZOO-cation Team. This ex-ZOOberant group will teach guests how to reuse, renew and recycle. ZooAmerica, Hershey. 800-437-7439, www. hersheypa.com Jun 1-Sep 11. The Bufferfly House at Hershey Gardens.

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events subject to change Jun 1-3. Ford Nationals. Presented by Gumout Performance Products. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. www.carlisleevents.com Jun 1-3. Mid-Atlantic Air Museum’s World War II Weekend. A fabulous World War II Weekend event.

Mid-Atlantic Air Museum, Reading. 610-372-7333, www.maam.org/maamwwii.html Jun 1-17. Exhibit: The Prints of Andy Warhol. Iconic works by one of the leading figures in 20th-century art, featuring subjects including Marilyn Monroe, Elizabeth Taylor, Jackie Kennedy, Mick Jagger, Ronald Reagan and Judy Garland, along with the artist’s famous Soup Cans and Camouflage prints. Reading Public Museum, Reading.

610-371-5850, www.readingpublicmuseum.org Jun 1-24. Exhibit: Jim Dine: Glyptotek. Featuring 16 works by contemporary painter and printmaker Jim Dine. The prints were inspired by ancient sculpture observed at Munich’s Glyptotek. Reading Public Museum, Reading. 610-371-5850, www.readingpublicmuseum.org Jun 1-Oct 31. Twin-O Pick Your Own Fruit. Guests may pick their own strawberries, cherries, blueberries, raspberries, peaches, apples and pumpkins. Festivals throughout the season. 8am-7pm. Ontelaunee Orchards, Leesport. 610-926-2288, www.twin-o.com Jun 1. Cruise In Car Show. All vehicles of any year are welcome to be on display. No registration fee. Food vendors will be on hand. The AACA Museum, Hershey.

717-566-7199, www.aacamuseum.org Jun 1, Jul 6, Aug 3. First Friday Artwalk. Sponsored by the Lebanon Valley Council on the Arts. Downtown Lebanon. www.lebanonartscouncil.org Jun 2. An Evening With the Painting. Learn about the history and conservation of the Cyclorama painting and enjoy an opportunity to spend time viewing the Cyclorama with historian Sue Boardman. 6-7:30pm.

Adm. Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center, Gettysburg. 877-874-2478, http://gettysburgfoundation.org Jun 2. 10th Annual Strawberry Days. All vendors will offer local in-season strawberry treats. 9am-4pm. Free adm. The Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-2536611, www.MarketsatShrewsbury.com Jun 2-3. Living History: 149th PVI Bucktails. Weekend includes 1st Rifles, 13th Reserves, 42nd Bucktails and 150th Bucktails. Firing demonstrations at 11am, 1 and 3pm on Saturday and 1 and 3pm on Sunday. National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717-260-1861, www. nationalcivilwarmuseum.org Jun 2. Spring Fling - Museum of Bus Transportation.

See the largest collection of antique buses on display in the United States. Displays will be located inside the museum and outside on the grounds. A flea market will be part of the festivities on the lower level concourse.

AACA Museum, Hershey. 717-566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org

Jun 2-3. Hunters Valley Winery Open House & Craft Fair. Taste wine and snacks, mingle with other wineloving folks, stroll through craft booths and enjoy the beauty of the vineyard. Local live music presented from 1-4pm each day. Hunters Valley Winery, Liverpool. 717444-7211, www.huntersvalleywines.com Jun 2. Perry County’s Largest Flea Market. 7am-3pm.

Rain or shine. Shemans Dale Ambulance Building, Shermans Dale. 717-582-2288 Jun 2-8. 14th Annual Schuylkill River Sojourn. A seven-day, 112-mile guided paddle from Schuylkill Haven to Boathouse Row in Philadelphia that is organized annual by the Schuylkill River Heritage Area. Participants can register for one day or the entire week. All along the Schuylkill River. 484-945-0200, www.schuylkillriver. org/Sojourn.aspx Jun 2. 6th Annual Newville Rural Festival. There will be over 50 craftsmen and exhibitors and displays including antique tractors and cars, broom making, chair caning and more. Live entertainment, children’s activities and food vendors. 9am-3pm. Newville. 717776-5223 Jun 2. Art, Wine & Brew Festival. Wine and microbrew tastings, sculpture, great food, music and children’s activities. Noon-5pm. North Earl Street Triangle, Shippensburg. 717-532-5509, www.artshipfest.org Jun 3. Performance: George Jones. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-648-4102, www.amtshows.com Jun 3. Brewery Collectibles Show. 8:30am-2pm. Adm. Flea market. Chicken barbecue from 10am-1pm.

Leesport Farmers Market, Leesport. 610-926-1307, www.leesportmarket.com Jun 3. Spring the Arts, Music & Wine Festival.

Featuring local musicians, local artists, food and Naylor wine. A silent auction will benefit the Children’s Miracle Network at Penn State Hershey. 11am-7pm. Naylor Wine Cellars, Stewartstown. 717-993-2431, www.naylorwine.com Jun 3. Strawberry Festival. Strawberry shortcake, milkshakes, bratwurst, hot dogs, tours and live music.

Noon-4pm. Haldeman Mansion, Bainbridge. 717-4263794, http://haldemanmansion.org Jun 3. Operation: God Bless America XXII. Registration set from 9:30-11:30am. Departure is set for noon with a projected arrival at Martinsburg VA Hospital in Martinsburg, W. Va., at 1pm. Ceremony and the presentation of monies at 2:30pm. All motorcycle enthusiasts are invited. Rain or shine. Helmets required. Depart from Travel Center, Greencastle. 717-328-9238, www. facebook.com/ogbaride, www.ogbaride.com Jun 3-Aug 26. Long’s Park Summer Music Series.

Sundays at 7:30pm. Long’s Park, Lancaster. www. longspark.org Jun 5-10. 2012 Plein Air Arts Festival. Artists painting en plein air, artist workshops, Music in the Park, Theatre in the Park and artwork for sale. Camp Hill. 717-9094332, www.pleinaircamphill.org Jun 6-9, 13-16. Johnstown Film Festival. Johnstown. www.jaha.org/FilmFestival/about.html

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Jun 8-10. The Elegance & Grand Ascent at Hershey. A celebration of a bygone era when the automobile stirred imaginations. The Grand Ascent, a vintage hill climb exhibition, will be held on June 8 from 10am-4pm and on June 9 from 9am-4pm. The gala dinner party and charity auction will be held on June 9 at 6pm. The Elegance, an automotive garden party featuring vintage and antique cars, will be held on June 10 from 9am-4pm. Hotel Hershey, Hershey. www.theeleganceathershey.com

Jun 8-17. The Gettysburg Festival. A comprehensive 10-day arts festival presenting world-class artists and performers in a variety of free and ticketed events. The festival celebrates American creativity in all genres of the arts, including music, theater, visual art, culinary arts and children’s programming. Gettysburg. 717-3340853, www.gettysburgfestival.org

Jun 8. Performance: Girls Night. Share the fun and laughter of this hilarious, feel-good comedy about five girlfriends who go from heartbreak to happiness during a wild night of karaoke. Attendees may get their girlfriends together and sing and dance along and sip cocktails while taking in this show. Sovereign Performing Arts Center, Reading. 610-898-7469, www.sovereigncenter.com Jun 9. Performance: Phil Dirt & the Dozers. With local legends Pentagon with Rich Clare. The Dozers may be America’s most-requested tribute band. 7:30pm. Carlisle Theatre, Carlisle. www.carlisletheatre.org Jun 9. River Arts Festival at the Trestle. A unique arts festival in the heart of historic Huntingdon on the banks of the Juniata River featuring local and regional art and chances to meet writers and musicians and engage in hands-on art activities and children’s activities. 10am-4pm. Portstown Park, Huntingdon. 814-643-6220, http:// huntingdoncountyarts.org

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events subject to change Jun 9-10. Meet the Conferderate Generals. The generals and their ladies will discuss the Confederate viewpoints of the Civil War. 9am-5pm. Adm. Old Bedford Village, Bedford. 814-623-1156, http://oldbedfordvillage.com

Jun 9. Norlanco-Rheems Kiwanis Family 5k Run/ Walk. A 5k run/walk through historic Maytown starting and ending at the park. Awards for the overall male and female winners and also for the top three male and female finishers in all age categories. Benefits local charities. Lloyd H. Fuhrman Memorial Park, Maytown. www.active.com/event_detail.cfm?event_id=1997805

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Jun 9. A Day of Wines & Roses. Set among more than 5,600 blooming roses, this popular event offers selections of Pennysylvania’s best wines, as well as delicious food from area eateries. Attendees may enjoy live music while learning the secrets of cooking with wine. The Hershey Gardens, Hershey. 717-534-3492, www.hersheygardens.org

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1860 Weavertown Road, Douglassville, PA 19518 Phone: 610-689-9541

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events subject to change Jun 9. Blue Marsh Lake’s Get Outdoors Day. Attendees may play games and win prizes and enjoy fishing activities, kayaking and canoeing, control tower tours, biking and hiking and K9 organizations. 11am-4pm. Dry Brooks Day Use Area, next to the Swim Beach at Blue Marsh Lake, Leesport. 610-376-6337, www.nap.usace. army.mil/sb/bm_guide.htm

Jun 13-23. Performance: Wonder Tales From Around the World. The Popcorn Hat Players will present an origianl comedy exploring folk tales from all over the world, featuring different stories from Africa, the Middle East, Ireland and Native America. Third floor of Strawberry Square, Harrisburg. 717-238-4111, www. gamutplays.org

Jun 9-10. Revolutionary Rock Ford Encampment. Rock Ford Plantation, Lancaster. www.rockfordplantation.org

Jun 13-28. Lincoln Caverns Kids Cave Kamp. Creative activities, crafts, learning, fun and friendship.

Participants will learn about caves, bats, rocks and fossils while touring caverns, panning for gems and enjoying snacks. Children will receive T-shirts and kamp photos. Preregistration required. Grade three and up.

Lincoln Caverns and Whisper Rocks, Huntingdon. 814643-0268, www.lincolncaverns.com

Jun 10, Jul 8, Aug 12. 2nd Sunday at GoggleWorks.

Watch the artists at work and enjoy many hands-on crafts during this open house event, held on the second Sunday of every month. Live music will be offered throughout the day. GoggleWorks Center for the Arts, Reading. 610-374-4600, www.goggleworks.org Jun 12-16. Kempton Country Fair. The fair is in its 58th year. One adm price covers parking, rides, exhibits, entertainment, tractor pulls, fireworks, baking contests, animal judging and displays and more. Agricultural Fairgrounds, Kempton. 610-756-6444, www.kemptoncountryfair.org Jun 13-Aug 29. Historic Church Tours. Enjoy a walk along old town streets while visiting historic churches.

Eight churches participate (four each week) and allow visitors to go inside and hear heroic stories about what happened in that church during and after the battle. 6 and 6:30pm. The 90-minute tours begin in front of the Presbyterian church at 208 Baltimore St., Gettysburg.

717-334-9013, www.historicchurchwalkingtours.org

Jun 15-17. Pennsylvania Lavender Festival. Offers sensory delights and demonstration gardens, as well as lectures and workshops by nationally known experts.

Guests may cut their own lavender from the farm’s 2.5 acres of plantings. Willow Pond Farm, Fairfield. 717642-6387, www.palavenderfestival.com Jun 15-16. Halloween Weekend. A fright-filled weekend full of fun for all little ghosts and goblins. Lake Raystown Resort, Entriken. 814-658-3500, http://raystownresort.com Jun 15-16. Antiques in the Valley. 60 of the most respected antique dealers will showcase their finest 18th-, 19th- and 20th-century furnishings and accessories. Oley Valley Middle School, Oley. 610-987-3312, www.oleyvalleyantiqueshow.com

Herr’s Antiques & Collectables Co-Op

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200 North Second St., Dillsburg, PA 17019 (Off Rt. 15) Sun.-Thurs. 10-5, Fri. & Sat. 10-8

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events subject to change Jun 15. Performance: Kenny Rogers. The gifted singer, songwriter, musician, producer, actor and entertainer will perform. 8pm. Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg. 717-447-SHOW, www.luhrscenter.com

Jun 16-17, Aug 18. Ice Cream Day Trolley. Free ice cream with a trolley ride on special holiday trolley cars.

Participants can ride the trolley just like in the old days.

Rockhill Trolley Museum, Rockhill Furnace. 814-4479576, http://rockhilltrolley.org

Jun 15, Jul 14. Expo Truck & Tractor Pull. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 717-8216994, www.lebexpo.com Jun 16. Performance: Herb Reed & The Platters, Charlie Thomas & The Drifters, and Carl Gardner’s Coasters. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800648-4102, www.amtshows.com

Jun 16-24. A Day Out With Thomas. Thomas the Tank Engine, a full-sized, operating steam locomotive, will greet friends of all ages. Attendees may ride a train pulled

by Thomas and meet Sir Topham Hatt. Strasburg Rail Road, Strasburg. 717-687-7522, http://rrmuseumpa.org

Jun 16-17. Central Pennsylvania Ragtime Festival. An opportunity to listen to great music played by some of the top ragtime musicians in America. Concerts, silent movies, professional and amateur performers, train and trolley rides will all amount to a great festival of living history.

Concerts at United Methodist Church, Orbisonia. Rockhill Furnace. 814-447-3984, http://rockhillragtime.com

Jun 16. New Oxford Outdoor Antique Market & Craft Show. More than 160 antiques dealers, plus permanent shops, food, crafts and entertainment. 8am-4pm. Center Square and streets of New Oxford. 717-624-2800, http://newoxford.org

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events subject to change Jun 16-Aug 11. Songs & Stories of a Civil War Hospital. This 150th event presents live Civil War era music with sing-alongs, costumed performers reading from the journals of a citizen nurse and a soldier who served and were treated in the building and the reading of poetry that captures the emotion and pathos of this tragic period of history. Saturdays at 7:30pm. Free.

Candlelight at Christ Church, Gettysburg. 717-3345212, www.candlelightatchrist.org Jun 16. 12th Annual Penn-Mar Irish Festival. All-day Irish music, dancing, Irish vendors and Irish food. Both local Irish bands and Irish bands from across the country will be featured. Benefits Penn-Mar Organization.

10:30am-7pm. The Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. www.MarketsatShrewsbury.com Jun 16-17. Civil War Re-enactment. Hundreds of troops and horses relive the Civil War. Guests may visit the camps, and battles will be complete with cannons.

9am-5pm. Old Bedford Village, Bedford. 814-623-1156, http://oldbedfordvillage.com Jun 16. Beer & Gear Festival. Micro-brews, music and outdoor gear. Ohiopyle. http://wilderness-voyageurs.com Jun 16. A Whimsical Day of Fairies & Flowers.

Children are encouraged to come dressed in their favorite fairy costume and enjoy searching for the fairy doors that reveal the many fairies that make Hershey Gardens their home. Children will make fairy crafts, place wishes on the Wishing Bush and meet Hershey Gardens’ own Rose Fairy. 1-4pm. Hershey Gardens, Hershey. 717534-3492, www.hersheygardens.org

Jun 17. Father’s Day Trout Outing. A day of fishing.

Each dad who comes in with his family will receive one free rainbow trout caught at the preserve. The dad who catches the biggest rainbow trout of the day will get a special prize. 9am-3pm. Free adm for all. Limestone Springs Fishing Preserve, Richland. 717-866-2461, www.limestonespringspreserve.com Jun 18-Sep 18. Exhibit: Art of the State: Pennsylvania.

Recognized as the official statewide juried competition for Pennsylvania artists. The finest current works of established and emerging artists are selected by a distinguished panel of jurors. Most pieces are available for purchase. Pennsylvania State Museum, Harrisburg.

717-787-4980, www.statemuseumpa.org Jul 18-Aug 22. Exhibit: New Works: Abstract Painting Exhibition. PCCA Gallery, Newport. 717-567-7023, www.perrycountyarts.org Jun 20-23. Performance: Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet’s June Series. A dynamnic display of thrilling choreography and stunning dance come together to create five unique programs. Whitaker Center, Harrisburg. 717-214-2787, www.whitakercenter.org Jun 21-Aug 4. Performance: Legally Blonde, The Musical. Based on the hit movie, the musical is an allsinging, all-dancing feel-good comedy. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717-898-1900, http:// dutchapple.com

Jun 16, Jul 14, Aug 11. Pirates on the Susquehanna.

Help the crew defend the Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat from marauding pirates during the familyfriendly pirates cruise. Participants will enjoy pizza, ice cream, soda, souvenirs and special Pirates cake pops.

City Island Dock, Harrisburg. 717-234-6500, www.harrisburgriverboat.com Jun 16. Wildwood Family Triathlon. Wildwood Park & Nature Center, Harrisburg. 717-221-0292, www.wildwoodlake.org Jun 16. Art on the Avenue. 11am-6pm. All along Penn Avenue in West Reading. www.lovewestreading.org Jun 16. Solstice Arts Festival. Artists displaying, selling and demonstrating works ranging from pottery and glass blowing to photography and sculpture. 9am-4pm.

Shippensburg. 717-532-2559, www.shapeart.org Jun 16. Music for Everyone Festival. Kitchen Kettle Village, Intercourse. www.kitchenkettle.com

Jun 17. Flea Market & Toy Show. 7am-1pm. Leesport Farmers Market, Leesport. 610-926-1307, www. leesportmarket.com 57 - W&W Summer 2012

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Jun 17. Performance: Stars of the Lawrence Welk Show. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-6484102, www.amtshows.com

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events subject to change Jun 21-23. 20th Anniversary Mid-Atlantic Women’s Motorcycle Rally. This women-only event will feature bike shows, nightly live entertainment, a parade, a banquet, a silent auction and much more. The rally raises funds to benefit cancer support charities Pink Out! and H.O.P.E. Adm. Day’s Inn, Gettysburg. 410-468-3388, www.mawmr.org Jun 22. Celebrate Lancaster. Great entertainment, food and a tremendous fireworks display that can be seen throughout Lancaster County. The event showcases the cultural and diversity of the people who live and work in Lancaster, with local food, locally crafted beer and wine and also professional, local and regional entertainment.

Free adm. Two stages of entertainment at Binns Park and Penn Square, Lancaster. 717-291-4758, http://lancastercityevents.com Jun 22-24. Codorus Blast. A triathlon, dock dogs, live bands, rides, fireworks, crafts and food. 4-6pm. Codorus State Park, Main Launch, Hanover. 717-637-2816, http://CodorusBlast.com Jun 22-24. GM Nationals. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. www.carlisleevents.com Jun 22. Food & Wine Tasting in the Gardens of Centre Park. Enjoy the fare of local wineries, breweries, caterers and restaurants in some of Reading’s best kept secrets, the Gardens of Centre Park Historic District.

This is a self-guided tour. 5-9pm. Multiple locations in the Centre Park Historic District, Reading. 610-3757860, www.centrepark.org Jun 22-24. March to Destiny. Civil War living history encampment/re-enactment. Shippensburg. www. marchtodestiny.org Jun 23. Lavender Festival. Enjoy interactive seminars on growing, harvesting and using lavender and herbs.

Attendees will learn about the culinary, medicinal and aromatic uses for lavender and can enjoy lunch, live music and herb and craft vendors. Cornpropst Mills.

814-667-2097, http://hhwa.org Jun 23. 17th Annual Museum Car Show & Flea Market. The car show is open to all pre-1987 vehicles, including antiques, classics, street rods, trucks, buses, motorcycles and sports cars. Other activities will include antique car rides and a behind-the-scenes look at one of the museum’s storage facilities, including vehicles not on public display. AACA Museum, Hershey. 717-5667100, http://aacamuseum.org

Sharing our Stories for over 114 Years

Jun 23-24. Celtic Fling & Highland Games. An unbridled celebration of Celtic culture offering a first-hand tour of these compelling cultures and saluting both traditional and contemporary Celtic heritage. Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire, Manheim. 717-665-7021 Jun 23-24. Living History: 27th New Jersey. The 27th New Jersey will have a medical display with a battlefield surgeon and a hospital tent. National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717-260-1861, www.nationalcivilwarmuseum.org Jun 23-24. 8th Annual Discovery Days. Special historic tours, workshops, children’s activities and fun for the whole family. 9am-5pm each day. Lincoln Caverns and Whisper Rocks, Huntingdon. 814-643-0268, www. lincolncaverns.com Jun 23. 50th Anniversary Spectacular. Led by grand marshal Don (The Snake) Prudhomme, the event will feature Nitro Nostalgia Funny Cars, including fan favorites War Eagle, Chi-Town Hustler, Blue Max and Stardust-jet cars and trucks. Maple Grove Raceway, Mohnton. 610-856-9200, www.maplegroveraceway. com/blog Jun 26. Performance: Yanni. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-648-4102, www.amtshows.com Jun 26-Jul 1. Performance: Mamma Mia! The ultimate feel-good show that has audiences coming back again and again to relive the thrill. Hershey Theatre, Hershey. http://hersheytheatre.com Jun 27-30. Creation Music Festival. The largest Christian music festival in beautiful, rural central Pennsylvania will include four jam-packed days of music, teaching, baptism, camping and fellowship - a summer’s worth of fun for one low price. Agape Farm, Shirleysburg. http://creationfest.com Jul 27-28. Ned Smith Center Nature & Arts Festival.

This free annual celebration of nature and the arts features more than 50 fun and educational programs on a huge variety of topics, live music and dozens of children’s activities. Ned Smith Center, Millersburg. 717692-3699, www.nedsmithcenter.org Jun 29. Performance: The Lettermen. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-648-4102, www.amtshows.com Jun 29-Jul 1. 38th Annual Gettysburg Civil War Collectors Show. Presented by the Gettysburg Battlefield Preservation Association, the event will include 300+ tables of authentic Civil War artifacts. Allstar Events Complex, Gettysburg. 717-334-2350, www.uniondb.com

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events subject to change Jun 30-Jul 8. Kutztown Folk Festival. Featuring 200 juried folk artists and traditional American craftsmen demonstrating and selling their unique wares, 2,000 locally handmade quilts displayed for sale and an auction of prize-winning quilts, Pennsylvania Dutch antiques and collectibles, folklife demonstrations, folklore, live music, dancing, entertainment on six stages and a children’s farmyard theater. 9am-6pm. Free parking.

Kutztown Fairgrounds, Kutztown. 888-674-6136, http:// kutztownfestival.com Jun 30. 32nd Annual Antique, Art & Craft Show.

Antiques, arts and crafts. 9am-3pm. Free. Locust Street and Locust Street Park, Columbia. 717-684-5249, www.

PaRivertowns.com Jun 30. Rusty’s 3rd Annual Birthday Bash. SPCA fundraiser with food, music and wine specials. Dogs are welcome. 11am-4pm. Free. Adams County Winery, Orrtanna. www.adamscountywinery.com Jun 30. Juniata RiverFEST. An all-day independence celebration featuring a River Rampage 5k, Raft Regatta and Community Float, vendors, food, live entertainment and fireworks. Noon-11pm. Victory Park, Lewistown.

717-248-6713, www.juniatarivervalley.org

July Jul 2-7. Firemen’s Week. Annual weeklong carnival featuring rides, refreshments, games, food and nightly entertainment. Cresson Volunteer Fire Company, Cresson. 814-886-4485, www.cressonfire.com

July 23-28, 2012

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FEATURING • Beef, Dairy, Goat, Horse, Lamb, Rabbit, Steer & Swine Shows • Great Food • Youth, Farm & Home Products • Vendors • Craft Show • Barnyard Olympics • Kiddies Day (Wed. & Sat.) • Tractor Pulls • Performing Artists DIRECTIONS Shippensburg Community Fair 10131 Possum Hollow Road Shippensburg, PA 17257 COMMUNITY Take I-81 to Exit 24. Turn toward Shippensburg & follow Fair signs.

Jul 3. 20th Annual Mur Jewelry Classic Car Cruise. A collection of antique cars parades through downtown as part of the Fourth of July celebration. Huntingdon. 814643-2760 Jul 3. Independence Day Fireworks on the Lake. Lake Raystown Resort, Lodge and Conference Center, Entriken. http://raystownresort.com Jul 3. Independence Day Fireworks in Huntingdon.

Flagpole Hill, Huntingdon. 814-643-5271 Jul 3-8. Reading Railroad Days. Tours of Reading Company equipment and a huge, operating model railraod from the Reading Company Technical and Historical Society. Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg.

717-687-8628, http://rrmuseumpa.org Jul 3. Fireworks Night at Hunters Valley Winery.

Hunters Valley Winery, Liverpool. 717-444-7211, www. huntersvalleywines.com Jul 4. Fourth of July Celebration. Food, music and children’s activities starting at 4pm. Fireworks at dusk.

Guests should bring a chair or blanket. Free. Fort Bedford Park, Bedford. 814-623-2100, www.motherbedford.com/FortBed.htm Jul 4. A Star-Spangled Picnic. Attendees of this allAmerican cookout will celebrate Independence Day among thousands of flowers bursting with blooms. The Hershey Gardens, Hershey. 717-534-3492, www.hersheygardens.org Jul 4. Fireworks Dinner Cruise. Enjoy the fireworks in Harrisburg from the best seat in the house, aboard the Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat. 7-9:30pm. City Island, Harrisburg. 717-234-6500, www.harrisburgriverboat.com

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events subject to change Jul 4. Fireworks at Coleman’s Park. Sponsored by the city of Lebanon. Coleman’s Park, Lebanon.

Jul 6-8. Chrysler Nationals. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. www.carlisleevents.com Jul 6-8. Gettysburg 149th National Civil War Battle Re-enactment. Each day of this all-day family event will include two exciting battles, field demonstrations, live mortar fire demonstrations, two activities tents with continuous living history programs and a living history village with all-day activities. Visitors may shop in Sutler Row for period-style clothing and wares or walk through the military camps and talk to the living historians. Gates open at 8:30am. Adm. Gettysburg. 717-3381525, www.gettysburgreenactment.com Jun 6-Jul 8. Performance: Miss Saigon. The Fulton Theatre, Lancaster. www.thefulton.org Jul 7. Midsummer Craft Fair. 9am-3pm. Leesport Farmers Market, Leesport. 610-926-1307, www. leesportmarket.com Jul 7. Voices of the Confederacy. The Voices of the Confederacy are a Civil War living history group that encamps and provides demonstrations of Civil War tactics, displays of Civil War artifacts, first-person portrayals of Civil War soldiers and interactions with visitors. Grounds of Gen. Robert E. Lee’s Headquarters Museum, Gettysburg. 717-334-3141, www.civilwarheadquarters.com Jul 7. Summer Concert Series. Music, food vendors, wine tasting and games. Noon-5pm. Free. Adams County Winery, Orrtanna. www.adamscountywinery. com

Jul 7-Aug 25. Music in the Vineyards. Romantic evening lawn concerts. Saturdays only. 7:30-10pm. Nissley Vineyards and Winery Estates, Bainbridge. 800-5222387, www.nissleywine.com Jul 11-Aug 11. Performance: Stone Soup. Popcorn Hat Players. Third floor of Strawberry Square, Harrisburg.

717-238-4111, www.gamutplays.org Jul 11, 25, Aug 8. Photography Tours. Participants may bring tripods, cameras and lights for this opportunity for camera buffs. Advance ticket purchase required.

Ages 10 and up. Lincoln Caverns and Whisper Rocks, Huntingdon. 814-643-0268, www.lincolncaverns.com Jul 11-Aug 12. Performance: The Sound of Music. The classic family musical. Allenberry Playhouse, Boiling Springs. 717-258-3211, www.allenberry.com Jul 12-15. Remington Ryde Bluegrass Festival. Mifflin County Youth Park, Reedsville. 717-248-2120, www. remingtonryde.com Jul 13. Performance: The ’50s Dance Party. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-648-4102, www.amtshows.com Jul 14. Performance: Gospel Sing: The Jacobs Brothers. 7-8:30pm. Friendship Village Campground and RV Park, Bedford. 814-623-1677, http://friendshipvillagecampground.com Jul 14. Butterfly Festival. Learn about butterflies and their fascinating lifecycle and participate in butterfly crafts and games. 10am-12:30pm. The Hershey Gardens, Hershey. 717-534-3492, www.hersheygardens.org Jul 14. 30th Annual Arts & Craft Fair. Celebrate the summer at the second oldest state park in the Commonwealth. Approximately 150 skilled craftspeople and artists will display their wares. Free adm. Caledonia State Park, Fayetteville. 717-352-2161 Jul 14-15. French & Indian War Re-enactment. Alexander Schaeffer Farm, Schaefferstown. 717-949-2244 Jul 14. Fish Fry Picnic. Enjoy a delicious picnic whipped up by a local eatery and learn how to keep catches safe and delicious. Fish cleaning and fillet demonstrations will be performed throughout the day by the staff. 10am-2pm. Free adm for all. Limestone Springs Fishing Preserve, Richland. 717-866-2461, www.limestonespringspreserve.com

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Jul 15. Performance: Jimmy Sturr. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-648-4102, www.amtshows.com Jul 16-20. Outdoor Week. Participants ages 12 and 13 will discover the natural world through personal experience. Activities include canoeing, fishing, natural history and ecology, animal identification and monitoring experience, poisonous and edible plant knowledge, team building and primitive technology skills. 9am-3pm.

Wildwood Park and Nature Center, Harrisburg. 717221-0292, www.wildwoodlake.org

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events subject to change Jul 17-29. Performance: Moon Over the Brewery.

Thirteen-year-old Amanda enlists the help of her extremely dramatic imaginary friend to help prevent a new admirer from courting her single mother. Adm. Totem Pole Playhouse, Fayetteville. 717-352-2164, www.TotemPolePlayhouse.org Jul 17. 2012 Summer Rec Day. Clipper Magazine Stadium, Lancaster. www.lancasterbarnstormers.com Jul 18, Aug 8. Flashlight Adventures. Participants should bring their flashlights and sense of adventure.

Lincoln Caverns, Huntingdon. www.lincolncaverns.com Jul 20-21. Aloha Weekend. Hula the weekend away.

Remember to wear a grass skirt. Lake Raystown Resort, Entriken. 814-658-3500, http://raystownresort.com Jul 20-22. Bike Fest. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. www.carlisleevents.com

Jul 22. 9th Annual Old-Fashioned CornFest. Great food and entertainment for the entire family. Enjoy corn roasted in the husk over an apple-wood fire, barbecue chicken, pulled pork, peach sundaes, apple dumplings and more. Free entertainment will be provided, and there will be hay wagon rides around the farm and free games and activities for children. Free parking. No adm.

Historic Round Barn and Farm Market, Biglerville. 717334-1984, www.RoundBarnGettysburg.com Jul 22-28. Bedford County Fair. Annual county fair with exhibits, livestock, fair food, carnival rides, motor sports and bull ride mania. Pay-one-price adm includes everything. Bedford County Fairgrounds, Bedford. 814623-9011, www.bedford-fair.com Jul 22. Step Back in Time Day. Bring the family to experience history hands-on. There will be music, crafts, games, guided tours and a small Civil War encampment.

11am-5pm. Berks County Heritage Center, Wyomissing.

610-374-8839, www.co.berks.pa.us/parks

Jul 21. 13th Annual Adams County Irish Festival.

Bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy traditional Irish music in an outdoor park setting. The concert features Irishtown Road and Kilshanny, plus others. Food and beverages will be available. 10am-5pm. Rain or shine.

Adm. Gettysburg Moose Lodge Park, Gettysburg. www. adamscountyirishfestival.com

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Jul 21-22. Revolutionary War Weekend at Fort Roberdeau. Fort Roberdeau, Altoona. 814-946-0048, http://fortroberdeau.org

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events subject to change Jul 23-29. Keystone Senior Games. The Senior Games will be contested during the 2012 Olympic-style sports festival. Greater Hershey/Harrisburg area, Dauphin County.

717-231-7788, ext. 100, www.keystonegames.com

Jul 31-Aug 12. Performance: Almost, Maine. This romantic comedy is a delightful midwinter’s night’s dream. Totem Pole Playhouse, Fayetteville. 717-3522164, www.TotemPolePlayhouse.org

Jul 23-28. Shippensburg Community Fair. On-stage entertainment, delicious local food, rides and games, truck and tractor pulls, a horse show and pulls, a craft show and a demolition derby. Shippensburg. 717-5328911, www.shippensburgfair.com Jul 23-26. Young Villagers. Children going into grades four, five, six and seven may learn many old traditional crafts. 10am-3pm. Adm. Alexander Schaeffer Farm, Schaefferstown. 717-866-5242 Jul 24-29. Performance: Disney’s Beauty & the Beast.

Based on the Academy Award-winning animated feature film, this eye-popping spectacle has won the hearts of more than 35 million people worldwide. Hershey Theatre, Hershey. http://hersheytheatre.com Jul 26-Oct 7. Performance: American Icons. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-648-4102, www.amtshows.com

Jul 31-Aug 5. 2012 Keystone State Games. More than 30 sporting events will be contested during the 2012 Olympic-style sports festival. Events held all around Dauphin County. 717-231-7788, ext. 100, www.keystonegames.com

Jul 27-28. Summer Fest. Discover the fun on the farm and have a peachy good time with family and friends.

10am-4pm. Free. Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market, York. 717-252-2540, www.flinchbaughsorchard.com Jul 27-28. ’50s & ’60s Rock & Roll. A weekend of poodle skirts, saddle shoes and old-fashioned milkshakes. Attendees may bring their hot rod for the car show. Lake Raystown Resort, Entriken. 814-658-3500, http://raystownresort.com Jul 27-Oct 7. Performance: American Icons - The Greatest Hit Makers. It’s the ultimate tribute to America’s all-time greatest entertainers, featuring some of their best-loved hits from the ’50s, ’60s, ’70s and beyond. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 800-6484102, www.amtshows.com Jul 28. 29th Annual Hanover Dutch Festival.

Entertainment, more than 300 vendors, a car show and a kids’ carnival. 8am-4pm. Free. Center Square, Hanover.

717-637-6130, www.hanoverchamber.com Jul 28. Hurst Oldsmobile Club of America Lawn Show.

70 to 80 Hurst Oldsmobiles are expected to be on display surrounding the museum. AACA Museum, Hershey.

717-566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org Jul 28-29. Civil War Days. Landis Valley Museum, Lancaster. www.landisvalleymuseum.org Jul 28-Aug 4. Lebanon Area Fair. Adm. Free parking.

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717-273-3795 Jul 29-Aug 4. Shade Gap Picnic. A real community festival with roots in post Civil War. The picnic offers rides, guided walks, music and craft demonstrations in addition to the recreation the park offers. Harper’s Memorial Park, Shade Gap. 814-259-3222 Jul 30-Aug 4. Schuylkill County Fair. Entertainment on four stages, agricultural displays, activities and amusement rides. Schuylkill Fairgrounds, Summit Station.

570-739-2627, 570-754-3247, www.schuylkillfair.com

August Aug 3. Fish for Free Day at Little Buffalo State Park. Little Buffalo State Park, Newport. 717-567-9255, www.dcnr. state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/littlebuffalo/index.htm Aug 3-5. Flood City Music Festival. Peoples Natural Gas Park, Johnstown. www.jaha.org/FCMF/newin2012.html Aug 3-5. Truck Nationals. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. www.carlisleevents.com Aug 4-5. 21st Annual Greenwood Furnace Old Home Days. Living history, guided walks, music and craft demonstrations in addition to the recreation the park offers. Greenwood Furnace State Park, Huntingdon.

814-667-1800, http://dcnr.state.pa.us Aug 4-5. Angel Day Spiritual Holistic Fair. Saturday 10am4pm. Sunday 9am-4pm. Adm. Leesport Farmers Market, Leesport. 610-926-1307, www.leesportmarket.com Aug 4. Peach Days. The vendors will serve up fresh local peach treats. 9am-4pm. Free adm. The Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, ext. 100, www.

MarketsatShrewsbury.com Aug 4. Shank’s Mare Art & Outdoor Fest. Local artists display their works on the lawn and local outdoor, historic and cultural organizations offer information booths along the front porch. Guests may enjoy food and ice cream at the Lock 2 Cafe and top off the day with free live music. 10am-8pm. Shank’s Mare, Wrightsville. 717252-1616, http://shanksmare.com Aug 4. Yummie’s Birthday Bash. Kitchen Kettle Village, Intercourse. www.kitchenkettle.com Aug 5-11. Huntingdon County Fair. Held since 1831, the fair includes one of Pennsylvania’s premier agricultural exhibits, as well as food, rides, sideshows, grandstand events, demolition derbies, tractor pulls, exhibits, entertainment, antique farm equipment displays and the Farm Museum. Huntingdon. 814-643-4452, http://huntingdoncountyfair.com Aug 6-10. Wildwood Digital Photography Day Camp. The Harrisburg Camera Club will conduct a camp for participants ages 10 to 16 to explore nature and wildlife through the camera lens. Wildwood Park and Nature Center, Harrisburg. 717-221-0292, www.wildwoodlake.org Aug 6-11. Mifflin County Youth Fair. Mifflin County Youth Park, Reedsville. 717-248-9618, www.mcyouthfair.com

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events subject to change Aug 9-12. 37th Annual Pennsylvania State Singing Convention & Reunion. The granddaddy of ’em all, featuring 150 gospel groups, soloists and duets.

Morrisons Cove Memorial Park, Martinsburg. 814-6959356, www.pssc.nb.net Aug 10-12. 43rd Swigart Meet. Antique cars on display on the lawn of the museum. Many rare models make an appearance during this special annual event. Swigart Antique Auto Museum, Huntingdon. 814-643-2024, http://swigartmuseum.com Aug 10-11. Christmas in August. All of the yuletide traditions, minus the cold and snow. Special summer appearances by Santa and Mrs. Claus. Lake Raystown Resort, Entriken. 814-658-3500, http://raystownresort.com Aug 10. National S’mores Day. Compete in a tasty competition to determine the best tasting s’more, the most unique s’more, the tallest s’more, as well as winners in other special categories. Attendees can watch chocolatefilled movies, drink hot chocolate and enjoy the resort.

Lake Raystown Resort Conference Center, Entriken. 814658-3500, ext. 168, www.raystownresort.com Aug 11-12. Civil War Weekend. Take part in an oldfashioned town celebration. Living historians portraying Union and Confederate soldiers will demonstrate various aspects of the Civil War era throughout the weekend. Camps will be set up Friday evening through Sunday. Trolley and train rides will be offered. East Broad Top Railroad/Rockhill Trolley Museum, Rockhill Furnace. 814-447-9576, 814-447-3011, http://rockhilltrolley.org, http://ebtrr.org

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Aug 11-12. Greater Reading Narrow Gauge Train Meet. Saturday 9am-8pm. Sunday 9am-5pm. Adm. Leesport Farmers Market, Leesport. 610-926-1307, www.leesportmarket.com

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Aug 11-12. East Broad Top Railroad Community Appreciation Day. In conjunction with the Civil War Weekend, join citizens of Rockhill and Orbisonia as they celebrate their annual homecoming. Bring the family and ride a steam or diesel train. Special fares apply. East Broad Top Railroad, Rockhill Furnace. 814-447-3011, http://ebtrr.com

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events subject to change Aug 12. Samuel S. Haldeman’s 200th Birthday Celebration. Music, speakers, food vendors and children’s games will be included in this 200-year celebration. Noon-5pm. Haldeman Mansion, Bainbridge. 717426-3794 Aug 14-Oct 28. Performance: Unnecessary Farce. Two cops, three crooks, eight doors, go! This show is so funny it should be illegal. Rainbow Dinner Theatre, Paradise.

717-687-4300, http://rainbowdinnertheatre.com Aug 15-Sep 16. Performance: Chicago The Musical.

One of Broadway’s great musicals. Allenberry Playhouse, Boiling Springs. 717-258-3211, www.allenberry.com Aug 16-19. 65th Semiannual Gettysburg Bluegrass Festival. The resort has been home to the internationally acclaimed festival since 1979. Each festival features top bluegrass and traditional country musicians performing on the main stage, presenting informative workshops and meeting and greeting fans from all over the world. Granite Hill Camping Resort and Bed and Breakfast, Gettysburg. 717-642-8749, www.granitehillcampingresort.com Aug 17-19. Gem Miner’s Jubilee. 15th annual show and sale of gems, jewelry, minerals, fossils, beads and craft and gift items. Adm. Lebanon Expo Center, Lebanon. www.gem-show.com Aug 18. Southern Cove Power Reunion: Tractor Pull.

Pull at 4pm. Southern Cove Power Reunion, New Enterprise. Contact Randy Bottenfield at 814-766-3657 Aug 18-19. The French & Indian War. Musket firing, woodland skills and a period cooking demonstration.

Attendees will learn the history behind America’s first world war. 9am-5pm. Adm. Old Bedford Village, Bedford.

814-623-1156, http://oldbedfordvillage.com Aug 18. Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine Pioneer Day. In addition to its regular coal mine tours and steam train rides, there will be live music on the bandstand, entertainment, chicken barbecue dinners and food concessions featuring ethnic favorites. A large craft fair will also be held throughout the park. Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine, Ashland. 570-875-3850, www.pioneertunnel.com Aug 18-19. Pennsylvania German Redware Summer Show & Sale. More than 20 award-winning artists displaying their work, from Pennsylvania German redware to tinsmithing, frakturs, blacksmithing and more. Free parking and adm. Historical Robesonia Iron Furnace, Robesonia. 484-336-3338, www.robesoniaredware.com Aug 18-19. 38th Annual Mount Gretna Outdoor Art Show. 285 artists chosen through juried competition.

Mount Gretna. 717-964-3270, http://mtgretnaarts.com Aug 19. Classic Car Show. Sponsored by the Community of Lebanon Association. Rain date is Aug. 26. Downtown Lebanon. http://blog.lebanonpa.com

Aug 21-25. 90th Annual South Mountain Fair. A small country fair featuring rides for the kids, barns filled with farm animals, many homemade needlework exhibits, photography, home-canned fruits and vegetables, fresh produce and fruits and beautiful flowers, all on display.

Nightly entertainment, a fireworks display and the antique tractor and farm machinery parade. South Mountain Fairgrounds, Arendtsville. 717-677-9663 Aug 24-26. Corvettes at Carlisle. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. www.carlisleevents.com Aug 25. Yorkfest Fine Arts Festival. The fine arts and music festival features more than 100 artists. 10am-5pm. Free. Riverwalk Artist Trail, downtown York. 717849-2217, www.yorkcity.org/yorkfest Aug 25. Pennsylvania Cigar Box Guitar Festival. It’s blues. It’s rock. It’s primal. Delta blues meets local garage band. The festival celebrates this traditional homemade instrument with two stages and live music. Both nationally touring bands and local amateur musicians will perform. The family-friendly event will also include food and merchandise vendors. 10am-7:30pm. Free. The York Emporium, York. www.theyorkemporium.com Aug 25. Kinzers Fire Company Mud Sale. Kinzer.

Aug 25. Microfest. Enjoy more than 40 beers from America’s finest breweries, great food and music. Chef Jim Carr will offer a variety of dishes to complement the beers. Stoudt’s Brewery, Adamstown. 717-484-4386, www.stoudts.com/events.html Aug 25. 32nd Annual Shippensburg Corn Festival.

Crafts, an antique car show, food booths, entertainment and children’s activities. 8am-4pm. Shippensburg. 717532-5331, www.cornfestival.net Aug 25. Round the Valley Bike Ride. Participants can choose the challenging Century around the perimeter of Lebanon County, a Metric Century or a 25-mile ride. The Metric Century takes bicyclists past more than 30 preserved family farms. Sponsored by Lebanon Valley Bicycle Coalition and Lebanon Valley Conservancy. All rides start at the Lebanon Valley Exposition Center and Fairground, Lebanon. 717-838-9716, www.roundthevalley.org Aug 26-Sep 3. 54th Annual Show at Steam Engine Hill. A farmers flea market, a car show, a parade of steam engines and tractors, live music and a tractor pull. Steam Engine Hill, Mechanicsburg. 717-241-0444, www.wghsea.org Aug 29-Oct 3. Exhibit: New Victorian Steampunk Art Exhibition. Steampunk, vintage, found objects, mixed media, assemblage and altered art. PCCA Gallery, Newport. 717-567-7023, www.perrycountyarts.org Aug 31-Sep 3. Broad Top Area Homecoming. Baseball, entertainment, food and fun events for everyone with a Broad Top connection - or not! Broad Top. 814-6353807, 814-635-2014 Aug 31-Sep 3. Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts Colonial Festival. Friday from 10am-6pm, Saturday and Sunday from 10am-8pm and Monday from 10am-6pm.

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June May 28. Memorial Day Commemoration. Everyone is invited to join park staff and the Friends of Valley Forge Park to reflect and honor those who have served and are currently serving the country. Valley Forge National Historical Park, King of Prussia. 610-783-1099, www.nps.gov/vafo Jun 1-3. Arts on Fire Industrial Festival & Iron Pour.

Scranton Iron Furnaces, Scranton. www.anthracitemuseum.org Jun 2-Sep 23. Exhibit: To Stir, Inform & Inflame: The Art of Tony Auth. This retrospective gathers together the full range of Auth’s art, including drawings, paintings, sketches and newspaper pages, as well as a selection of his award-winning children’s book illustrations. This exhibit will display more than 100 original cartoons that touched the lives of countless newspapers readers. Fred Beans Gallery, James A. Michener Art Museum, Doylestown. 215-340-9800, www.michenermuseum.org Jun 2-3. Peddler’s Village Fine Arts & Contemporary Crafts Show 2012. A juried outdoor exhibition featuring a variety of original artwork including paintings, drawings, photographs, sculpture and contemporary crafts. Prizes will be awarded in three categories: fine art, contemporary crafts and photography. There will be live entertainment and children’s activities. 10am-6pm. Free. Peddler’s Village, Lahaska. 215-794-4000, http://peddlersvillage.com

Jun 2. Volunteer Day - National Trails Day. Join PEEC for a fun morning of trail work. Everyone is welcome and appreciated. Refreshments provided. 9am-noon.

Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org/events-date.html#june Jun 2, Sep 22. Introduction to Fishing. Learn the basics of fishing and then give it a try on the PEEC ponds. PEEC will provide all of the equipment.

Supervised children only. No fishing licenses required.

Spaces are limited. Call to reserve a spot. Poconos Environmental Educational Center, Dingmans Ferry.

570-828-2319, http://peec.org/events-date.html#june Jun 2-3. Frog Frolic I & II. Learn about some frog friends while gently catching and releasing these hopping amphibians. Wear boots and plan on getting a little wet and muddy during this afternoon at the ponds and streams. 1-3pm. Fee. Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570828-2319, http://peec.org/events-date.html#june Jun 2-Oct 27. Big Day Out. Bike, hike and raft in one big day. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, guides, shuttles and equipment included. Adm. Check for dates. Pocono Whitewater, Jim Thorpe. 800-944-8392, www.poconowhitewater.com/events Jun 3. Introduction to Birding. Enjoy a short hike with a knowledgeable guide who will teach the basics of birding. Adults only. PEEC will provide binoculars and field guides. 9-11am. Preregistration requested. Adm. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org/events-date. html#june

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Jun 8-10. Pocono 400. Events all weekend will lead up to the Pocono 400 Sprint Cup Race. Tickets for children age 12 and under are half price. Pocono Raceway, Long Pond. 800-RACEWAY, http://poconoraceway.com

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Alice In Wonderland - Fri. June 1 - 6 pm Honeybee Tea - Fri. July 13 - 6 pm Apple Harvest Tea - Fri. Aug 31 - 6:00 pm Closed month of September Harry Potter Tea - Fri. Oct 26 - 6 pm and Sat. Oct. 27 - 12:00 noon Breaking Dawn Tea - Thurs. Nov 15 - 6 pm December Christmas Teas Fri. at 6 pm and Sat. at 12 noon See website for regular hours

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Jun 2. Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. This iconic group continues to add to their already legendary status with their multitude of multi-platinum and gold records. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-7325, www.pennspeak.com

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events subject to change Jun 8-10. The Faces & Voices of the Blues. Tripp House, Scranton. www.poconotes.com

Jun 9. Bocce Invitational. McDade Park, Scranton. www.lackawannacounty.org

Jun 9-Sep 29. Exhibit: Light! Guests will be immersed in a new and truly unique garden experience as they wander through a field of light reminiscent of flowers, discover a meadow of glowing towers changing hues and delight in a shower of cascading raindrops fashioned from delicate lights. Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square. 610-388-1000, http://longwoodgardens.org

Jun 14-16. Pocono Mountains Bluegrass Festival.

This has been a family-oriented festival for the past 14 years. The event is held rain or shine due to the covered stage and seating areas. More than 12 bands will perform. Greene Dreher Sterling Fairgrounds, Newfoundland. 610-573-0797

Jun 9. Pocono Raceway Festival. The all-day festival will feature show car displays, vendors of delicious food, fun games for all ages and musical performances on several stages. Free. Downtown Stroudsburg. 570420-2808, www.shermantheater.com Jun 9-Sep 2. Whitewater Dam Release Day. Surrounded by state park-protected woodlands and mountains, participants will enjoy 12 miles and five hours of class III whitewater rafting and outstanding scenery. No experience necessary for this fun, thrilling and pristine trip open to everyone age 8 and up. Check website for days. Adm. Pocono Whitewater, Jim Thorpe.

800-944-8392, www.poconowhitewater.com Jun 9. Pond Exploration. Participants will collect fish, macro-invertebrates, amphibians and anything else they find in buckets for up-close study. Wear boots and plan on getting a little wet and muddy. 1-3pm. Fee. Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org/events-date.html#june Jun 9, Jul 7, 15, 28, Aug 11, 31, Sep 16, 29. Bike, Wine & Dine on Broadway. Enjoy a guided bike trip on the Switchback Railway, lunch at Molly Maguires Pub and Steakhouse and an afternoon for shopping, museums, art galleries, wine tasting and more. Adm. Pocono Whitewater, Jim Thorpe. 800-944-8392, www.poconowhitewater.com Jun 9. Civil War Train. Steamtown NHS/Lackawanna Heritage Valley Authority, Scranton. www.nps.gov/stea Jun 9. Riverfest 2012. Scranton. www.lrca.org

Jun 15. 7 Bridges - The Ultimate Eagles Experience.

The band fully recreates the Eagles sound without the use of backing tracks or harmonizers. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-7325, www.pennspeak.com Jun 16-17. 22nd Great Tastes of Pennsylvania Wine & Food Festival. Continuous musical entertainment on three separate stages, Pennsylvania’s finest wineries and a wide selection of food vendors to tempt attendee’s taste buds. Educational seminars will be held during the festival so attendees can learn some new things about wine. Noon-6pm. Split Rock Resort, Lake Harmony.

800-255-7625, http://splitrockresort.com/ festivals/wine-festival Jun 16. Honesdale Roots & Rhythm Music and Arts Festival. Spend the day walking the streets of Honesdale and enjoying live performances on Main Street and in Central Park, as well as an array of art and food vendors.

Free adm. Central Park, Honesdale. 570-253-5492, http://honesdalerootsandrhythm.com Jun 16. Warrior Dash. The world’s largest running series lands in Pennsylvania for the second time in 2012 where 12 obstacles await along this 3.38-mile course.

Beverages, bands, food and fun will begin approximately 30 minutes after the first wave. Registration fee.

Registration ends May 28. Pocono International Raceway, Long Pond. 312-980-9983, http://warriordash.com/register2012_pennsylvania.php#

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Jun 9. Arts & Crafts Fair. Enjoy the talents of artists and crafters displaying their fine wares. The fair will host more than 100 vendors with truly unique handcrafted items. Free adm. 9am-4pm. Rain or shine. Bingham Park, Hawley. 570-226-3191, http://lakeregioncc.com/ calendar

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events subject to change Jun 16, Jul 7, 28, Aug 25, Sep 2. Moonlight Rafting.

Explore the Lehigh by moonlight. Price includes wetsuits, wine, cheese, crackers and more. Pocono Whitewater, Jim Thorpe. 800-944-8392, www.poconowhitewater.com/events/ Jun 16. Quiet Valley’s Summer Tour Opening. Visit the historic farm and step back into the past as guides in period clothing portray family members who lived on the farm in the late 1760s to 1913. Historic buildings, farm animals, gardens, crafts, demonstrations and more. Adm. Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, Stroudsburg. 570-992-6161, www.quietvalley.org Jun 16-17. Patch Town Days. Celebrate the customs and traditions of the anthracite coal region through music, dancing, food, living history presentations, artisans, crafters and other period activities. 10am-5pm.

Adm. Eckley Miners’ Village, Weatherly. 570-636-2070, www.eckleyminers.org Jun 18. Pocono Xterra: Gouldsboro State Park Trail Run. Fourth race in the Xterra Pocono Series. The course covers over six miles of trails and old roads, going through forest, swamps and streams with a spectacular finish at Gouldsboro Lake. Event begins at 10am. Registration required. Registration fee.

Gouldsboro State Park, Tobyhanna. 570-814-0346, www.wilkesbarreracing.com Jun 18-22, Aug 6-10. Nature Discovery. The summer camps at the EE Center offer a unique opportunity for kids to learn more about their natural world and explore all of the wonders that Kettle Creek Wildlife Sanctuary has to offer. Children ages 7-8. 9am-12:30pm. Registration.

Monroe County Environmental Education Center, Stroudsburg. 570-629-3061, www.mcconservation.org Jun 22-24. 22nd Concours D’Elegance. A world-class collector car exhibition that will attract public attention and financial support for the lifesaving programs and services of the Burn Prevention Network. All cars 1975 or older are welcome to register and participate. Skytop Lodge, Skytop. 610-969-3933, http://concourseast.org Jun 22-25. Lehigh River Sojourn. An educational whitewater rafting, canoeing or kayaking trip down the Lehigh River. Experience all of the treasures of nature scenic views, visits from resident wildlife and amazing recreation opportunities - as the trip stretches from the rapids of the Lehigh Gorge and ends in the calming waters in Northampton. Fees include campsite, shuttle service, delicious meals, education programs and entertainment for each day registered. The Lehigh River, Jim Thorpe. 610-965-4397, www.wildlandspa.org Jun 23. Park History Tour. Explore the park to find the many scenic and historic sites within the beloved recreation area. Bring a water bottle, lunch and a camera for great photo opportunities. Preregistration suggested.

Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry.

570-828-2319, http://peec.org/events-date.html#june Jun 23. 100th Anniversary Tobyhanna Army Depot Train Excursion. Scranton. www.nps.gov/stea Jun 23. Summer Solstice. Everhart Museum, Scranton. www.everhart-museum.org

Jun 24-30. 18th Annual Delaware River Sojourn. A seven-day guided paddling trip on the wild and scenic Delaware River, combining canoeing/kayaking, camping, educational programs, historical interpretation and more. For novice to experienced paddlers of all ages.

Participants can sign up for the whole event or for the sections or days of their choice. Adm. National Park Service Milanville Office, Milanville. 646-205-2724, www.delawareriversojourn.org Jun 25-29. Forest, Fields & Me Day Camp. The summer camps at the EE Center offer a unique opportunity for kids to learn more about their natural world, including about the habitats, plants and animals in the Pocono Mountains.

Monroe County Environmental Education Center, Stroudsburg. 570-629-3061, www.mcconservation.org Jun 28. Performance: Hot Tuna - Electric. From their days playing together as teenagers to their current acoustic and electric blues, it has always been about consistency in rock music with Jorma Kaukonen and Jack Casady, the founders and continuing core members of Hot Tuna. Sherman Theater, Stroudsburg. 570420-2808, http://shermantheater.com Jun 29. Performance: Foreigner. Over 70 million album sales later, the band is still going strong, with its sound continuing to captivate audiences of multigenerational fans. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-7325, www.pennspeak.com Jun 30. Peddler’s Village Celebration of Freedom 2012.

The ninth annual patriotic event will feature live entertainment, children’s activities and picnic-style favorites.

4-10pm. Fireworks display at 9:15pm. Free. Peddler’s Village, Lahaska. 215-794-4000, http://peddlersvillage.com

July Jul 3-6. Celebration With a Bang Family Nature Getaway. Experience the best of what PEEC has to offer, with night hikes, animal presentations, swimming, canoeing, fireworks, a campfire and more. Price includes three nights lodging and meals from Tuesday dinner to Friday lunch. Commuter and day rates available. Preregistration required. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Jul 3. Philharmonic & Fireworks. Courthouse Square, downtown Scranton. www.nepahil.org Jul 6-7. Briggs Farm Blues Festival. Getting things started on Friday night will be Chris Beard, winner of the 1999 Muddy Waters New Blues Artist Award and W.C. Handy Best New Blues Artist nominee in 1998. Festival runs rain or shine. Children age 12 and under may attend for free. Briggs Farm, Nescopeck. 570-379-2003, www.briggsfarm.com Jul 7. Introduction to Macro Photography. Macro photography captures the intimate details of the natural world. This beginner-level class, led by John Jose from Otter Creek Environmental Services, teaches the basics of up-close photography. 9am-4pm. Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org

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events subject to change Jul 9-13. World Around Us Day Camp. The summer camps at the EE Center offer a unique opportunity for kids to learn more about their natural world. Lessons and activities range from animal adaptations to identification and classification of plants. One day with evening activities and a campfire. Ages 10-12. 9am-3:30pm.

Monroe County Environmental Education Center, Stroudsburg. 570-629-3061, www.mcconservation.org Jul 13. USO Dance. Dance the evening away with a band that plays music from the 1940s. 6-9pm. Adm. Freeland Pavilion, Freeland. 570-636-2070, www.eckleyminers.org Jul 14-15. Poconos Wurst Festival. Oktoberfest in July is back with even more wursts, wieners, kielbasa, pierogies and crafted brews. Featuring various polka bands and German oom pa pa bands, Polish and German dancers and craft vendors. Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Shawnee on Delaware. 570-421-7231, http://shawneemt.com/s_poconoswurstfestival.html Jul 14. Quiet Valley’s Music in the Valley. Music performed by various groups at different venues around the farm, speakers, a workshop, a children’s area and storytelling. 10am-5pm. Rain or shine. Adm. Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, Stroudsburg. 570-9926161, http://quietvalley.org/calendar/calendar.html Jul 14-15. Invasion of Normandy. A 24-hour scenario game. Preregistration. Adm. Skirmish Paintball, Albrightsville. 800-754-7647, www.skirmish.com Jul 14-15. Frog Frenzy I & II. Learn about some of PEEC’s frog friends while gently catching and releasing the hopping amphibians. Wear boots and plan on getting a little wet and muddy during this fun morning at the ponds and streams. 10am-noon. Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Jul 14, Aug 31. Moonlit Drumming. Master drummer Maxwell Kofi Donkor is back for another unforgettable experience. Participants will enjoy an introductory lesson and a drumming circle under the moonlit sky. No experience necessary. Preregistration requested. Call to reserve a drum. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Jul 14-15. Armed Forces Tribute Weekend. Support and honor all those who fought for the country, from the Civil War through the Iraq/Afghanistan conflicts. 10am5pm. Adm. Eckley Miners’ Village, Weatherly. 570-6362070, www.eckleyminers.org Jul 15. Summer Canoe Paddle. Enjoy a summer afternoon at Pickerel Pond. Beginners are welcome, and PEEC will teach participants everything they need to know. Attendees should dress appropriately, as they may get wet. 1-3pm. Call to reserve a spot in a canoe.

Pocono Environmental Educational Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Jun 16, Jul 21. Wild Edibles Walk. Nature provides food in the form of many plants, and the hike will focus on wild edibles. 10am-noon. Preregistration requested.

Adm. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org/eventsdate.html#june

Jul 16-20. Cycles of Life Day Camp. Summer camps at the EE Center offer a unique opportunity for kids to learn more about their natural world. Participants will learn in detail about ecosystems and how everything is connected and will go off-site for a field trip. 9am-3:30pm.

Ages 11-13. Includes an overnight stay at the EE Center.

Monroe County Environmental Education Center, Stroudsburg. 570-629-3061, www.mcconservation.org Jul 20-21. 54th Annual Antique Show & Sale. 25 dealers will sell a full spectrum of early American antiques, including country furniture, estate jewelry, fine china, glass and collectibles. 10am-5pm. Mountainhome United Methodist Church, Mountainhome. 570-595-2077 Jul 21-22. Annual Audubon Art & Craft Festival. Craft exhibitors and artists will come from 13 states and Canada to demonstrate and sell their unique and original work. Wallenpaupack School Complex, Hawley.

484-256-4485, http://audubonfestival.com Jul 21-Aug 4. Buck Hill-Skytop Music Festival. A cornucopia of high-caliber chamber music and jazz, in venue with great natural beauty. Buck Hill Falls and Skytop. 570-985-8555, http://buckhillskytopfest.org Jul 21, Aug 18. Nature at Night. A warm summer evening is the perfect time to head outside, take a walk in the woods and listen for frogs, looks at stars and enjoy the music of the night. 8-10pm. Free of charge.

Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Jul 21, Sep 22, Nov 17. Office Fan Tour. Downtown Scranton. www.theofficeconvention.com Jul 22. Introduction to Orienteering. Learn to use a map and compass. PEEC will provide the equipment and instruction. 10am-noon. Preregistration requested.

Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Jul 27-29. 2nd Annual Pennsylvania Blues Festival.

Three days, two stages and 15 national acts. Back by popular demand will be the Friday and Saturday Night Jams. On-site camping and VIP packages available. Blue Mountain Ski Area, Palmerton. 610-826-7700, http:// skibluemt.com/SkiBlue/special-events/pa_blues_fest.aspx Jul 30. Kettle Creek Adventure Camp. The EE Center’s summer camps offer a unique opportunity for children to learn more about the natural world. Participants will enjoy five days of learning outdoor skills, activities and day trips. Concludes with a two-day backpacking and camping trip in the Delaware State Forest. Ages 12-14. 9am-4pm. Monroe County Environmental Education Center, Stroudsburg. 570-629-3061, www.mcconservation.org

August Aug 3-11. Annual Wayne County Fair. The 150th Wayne County Fair will include games, rides, food, exhibits, farm animals, thrill shows and live entertainment. Wayne County Fair Grounds, Honesdale. 570253-2942, http://waynecountyfair.com

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Colonial, in Phoenixville, where the movie was partially shot.

Each year, the Colonial Theatre and the town of Phoenixville celebrate “The We’ve been invaded by giant leeches, Blob” by hosting Blobfest. Whether monstrous spiders, a multitude of mar- you’re a fan of sci-fi/horror films or not, tians and a 50-foot woman, but it wasn’t Blobfest is a great way to spend time with until 1958 that mankind experienced the family doing something completely the horror of the indestructible, faceless different. red blob. Looking back, it The weirdness beseems as though the exgins on July 13, with tent of the freakishness a live stage show at of the villain was only limthe Colonial, which ited by the imagination of includes a screaming its creator. contest. Any horror The film, “The Blob,” film worth its salt has is the story of a commuto have at least one nity terrorized by an alien really good blood-curbeing in the form of a dling scream. You may ginormous blob of jelly. want to come prepared The creature consumes with earplugs and/or everything in its path, as Tylenol. Another feait grows larger and larger. ture of the Friday night In one of the film’s iconshow is the viewing ic scenes, theatergoers of the three category are sent screaming from Phoenixville’s Colonial The- winners of the Shorty the building as the Blob atre was the site of the 1958 “in- Awards. The Shorty overtakes it. The theater vasion” of The Blob and is now is Blobfest’s annual shown in the movie is the the home of Blobfest.

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short film contest, which pays tribute to Blobfest’s director, the late Irvin “Shorty” Yeaworth.

Did I mention that this year’s Blobfest kicks off on Friday the 13th? I can’t imagine a more fitting day to kick off the event. Regardless of the date, Friday night at Blobfest wouldn’t be the same without the “Run Out.” Each year, participants reenact the scene where people are frantically running out of the theater to escape the Blob.

You can see last year’s reenactment on Blobfest’s YouTube page.

Throughout the weekend, The Colonial Theatre shows “The Blob” and other movies of that genre. That in itself is a treat, since the days of the Creature Double Feature are long gone. It is a bit surreal to be sitting in the theater watching a movie of the Blob attacking the very theater you’re watching it in.

On the third floor of the Colonial, you’ll have an opportunity to meet the movie’s villain. Some of the original silicone gel used to create The Blob is on display. Touching it is strictly forbidden.

If you remember the scene in the movie with the old man, you won’t be tempted.

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Above: Everyone gets in on the fun. The tin foil hat contest is a popular feature of Blobfest.

Left: Vintage autos line Bridge Street as visitors stroll through the cars, shops and vendors.

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events subject to change Aug 3-5. Pennsylvania 400. Pocono Raceway will host the Pennsylvania 400 Sprint Cup Race on Aug. 5 with events leading up to the race all weekend. Children age 12 and under will receive half-price adm. Long Pong Road, Long Pond. 800-RACEWAY, http://poconoraceway.com Aug 3-5. Dog Days of Summer Family Nature Getaway Weekend. Experience the best of what PEEC has to offer with interpretive hikes, animal presentations, fishing, canoeing, crafts, a campfire and more. Cost includes two nights of lodging and six meals. Commuter and day rates available; call for details. Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Aug 4-5. Festival of Wood. Handmade wood crafts, educational programs, exhibits, music, art, programs, food, children’s activities, a magic show, lectures and films, chainsaw and sawmill demonstrations and more. Free. Mansion tours will be available with a fee applying. Grey Towers National Historic Landmark, Milford. 570-296-9630 Aug 4. Quiet Valley’s Heritage Craft Day. Heritage craftspeople demonstrate the traditional skills of 19th century rural life with hands-on opportunities for visitors.

Crafts such as wheat weaving, broom making, weaving and rug braiding are examples of possible crafts. 10am4pm. Adm. Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, Stroudsburg. 570-992-6161, www.quietvalley.org Aug 7-11. Carbon County Fair. A family-oriented fair with agricultural displays, great food, rides, musical entertainment and area events, including a garden tractor pull, wrestling demolition derbies and more. Daily ride specials. Musical entertainment included in entry fee.

Free parking. 3-11pm daily. Carbon County Fairgrounds, Palmerton. 610-826-1862, http://carboncountyfair.com Aug 10-12. Pocono Quilt Camp I. Join Patti Shreiner for a relaxing weekend at the 11th annual Quilt Camp and work on an unfinished project or begin something new.

Includes two nights of lodging and six meals. Check out Quilt Camp II for an extended stay. Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Aug 11. Hero Rush. Beat the heat by entering the fire at the Pennsylvania/New Jersey Metro regional event at a premier paintball facility. Skirmish USA, Albrightsville. http://herorush.com/events/pennsylvania-nj Aug 11-12. Latin Pride Weekend. Downtown Scranton. www.scrantonpa.gov Aug 12-17. Pocono Quilt Camp II. Beginners are welcome to come and learn. The week includes five nights of lodging and 18 meals. Check out Quilt Camp I for a shorter stay.

Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org Aug 15-18. Pioneer Nights Ethnic Heritage Festival.

Carbondale. www.themainstreetexperience.com Aug 18. Performance: An Evening With Vince Gill. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-7325, www.pennspeak.com

Aug 18. Shawnee Mountain Mud Run. A mountain trail run with natural and manmade obstacles; challenging ups and downs; rocky, wooded and wet terrain; shallow water crossings and lots of mountain mud. The timed event places emphasis on fun, teamwork and helping each other finish safely. Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Shawnee on Delaware. 570-421-7231, http://shawneemt. com/s_shawneemountainmudrun.html

Aug 18. Monarch Madness. Join PEEC for a fun afternoon in the fields and forests. Learn about the wonderful world of the monarch butterfly while searching for the brightly colored caterpillars. Participants may bring a net if they would like to gently catch and release butterflies. 1-3pm.

Preregistration requested. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org

Aug 18-19. Living History & Civil War Weekend.

Discover Patch Town life during the 1860s through events including living history demonstrations, military encampments and other period events. 10am-5pm. A patriotic tea will be held in the Sharpe House at the end of the village on Aug. 19 from 3-5pm. Adm. Eckley Miners’ Village, Weatherly. www.eckleyminers.org

Aug 19. Frog Frenzy III. Join PEEC for a fun morning at the ponds and streams. Learn about some of PEEC’s frog friends while gently catching and releasing the hopping amphibians.

Wear boots and plan on getting a little wet and muddy.

Preregistration required. Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org

Aug 24-26. 34th Annual Wheels of Time Rod & Custom Jamboree. A great weekend of fun, relaxation and an opportunity to meet with friends. Macungie Memorial Park, Macungie. 610-682-2938, http://wheelsoftime.org

Aug 25-26. Pocono State Craft Festival. Craft demonstrations will include blacksmithing, wheel-thrown pottery, wood turning and theorem painting. Special events will include wagon rides, the Quiet Valley Baker and oneroom schoolhouse mini tours. Guests can enjoy Dixieland and bluegrass music. Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, Stroudsburg. 570-992-6161, http://quietvalley.org

Aug 31-Sep 3. Migrate to PEEC Family Nature Getaway Weekend. Interpretive hikes, animal presentations, swimming, canoeing, tie-dye, a campfire and more.

Pocono Environmental Education Center, Dingmans Ferry. 570-828-2319, http://peec.org

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June May 26-Aug 25. Springs Farmers Market. Every Saturday from 8am-1pm. Springs Historical Society, Springs. www.springspa.org Jun 1-3. Saltsburg Canal Days. A quilt show, a duck race, a flag retirement ceremony, a parade, crafts, food vendors, live entertainment and fireworks. Downtown Saltsburg. 724-639-9413 Jun 1-Aug 31. Performance: SummerSounds Greensburg’s Concerts in the Park. Every Friday. All shows from 7-9:30pm. St. Clair Park, Greensburg. http://summersounds.com/index.html Jun 1-17. Performance: Broadway Bound. Neil Simon’s comedy about Eugene and his brother, Stanley, who are trying to break into the world of professional comedy writing while coping with the breakup of their family.

Friday to Sunday. New Castle Playhouse, New Castle.

724-654-3437, www.newcastleplayhouse.org Jun 1-3. 5th Annual Western Pennsylvania Solo Canoe Rendezvous. A gathering of canoe enthusiasts, featuring Dead Fish Polo, a candlelight paddle on Saturday evening, pickup paddling trips on local streams/rivers, informal gear/boat sales and swaps and a potluck vegetarian dinner on Friday night. Cooper’s Lake Campground, Slippery Rock. www.wpascr.org

Jun 1, Jul 20. Friedman’s Freshmarket & WISR Car Cruise. A disc jockey, dash plaques, food, games, fun and more. 5-9pm. Butler.

Jun 1. Performance: House Concert: The Allegheny Drifters. The Allegheny Drifters Bluegrass Band will play. 7pm. Reservations required. Bottlebrush: A Gallery for the Arts, Harmony. 724-452-0539, www.bottlebrushgallery.com Jun 2. Second Walleye Tournament. Pymatuning State Park, Jamestown. 724-927-6879 Jun 2, Jul 14, Aug 4. Amish Wedding Feast. Visitors will hear life stories about the Amish and enjoy a menu of Amish favorites. The Country Cupboard of Smicksburg, Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www.smicksburg.net Jun 2-Aug 25. Ligonier Country Market. Every Saturday.

8am-noon. Rain or shine. Ligonier. http://ligoniercountrymarket.com Jun 2-3. Performance: Route 66. Ligonier Theater, Ligonier. http://valleyplayers.org Jun 2-Aug 29. Somerset County Farmers Market.

Saturdays from 9am-1pm and Wednesdays from 3-6pm. Georgian Place, Friedens. www.somersetcountyfarmersmarket.com Jun 2. Annual Amish Auction. 8:30am. At the New Wilmington Livestock Auction, New Wilmington. 724964-8621

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events subject to change Jun 2. Paddle the Shenango. In celebration of National River Month, join the river paddle, focusing on the geology, birds and trees of the area. Reservations are limited. At the pier below the dam, Pymatuning State Park, Jamestown. 724-932-3142, www.dcnr.state.pa.us

Jun 3. A Rattlesnake’s Tale: The Endangered Massasaugua. The reclusive massasauga rattlesnake, the smallest of Pennsylvania’s three venomous snakes, is an endangered species and strictly protected. 2-3:30pm.

Jennings Environmental Education Center, Slippery Rock.

Jun 2, Jul 7, Aug 4. Early American Cooking Classes.

10am-2pm. The Old Stone House, Slippery Rock Borough. 724-738-4964, oldstonehouse@sru.edu

Jun 3. The Breezeshooters Annual Hamfest. Ham radio operators can purchase parts, exchange ideas and upgrade their equipment. Food vendors are part of the daylong event. Butler Farm Show Grounds, Butler. 412600-3846

Jun 2. Kayaking Adventures: Under the Creek. The Slippery Rock Creek is brimming with life, both above and below the water. Participants will explore what is happening under the water’s surface as they take a leisurely paddle down the creek, stopping for lunch half way. 9am-2pm. Register by phone. Slippery Rock. 724794-6011 Jun 3. Art in Action. The 10th annual event will feature family fun with creative art activities. Regional artisans will demonstrate and have unique artwork for sale. Food and entertainment. 11am-7pm. Free adm. Washington Park, Washington. 724-413-4648, wfaust@hotmail.com Jun 3. Children’s Fishing Derby. Sponsored by Wampum Revitalization Committee. 1-4pm.

Reservations required. Marshall’s Pond, Wampum.

724-652-4512 Jun 3. Shenango River Watchers Rally on the River. A recreational float for kayaks and canoes on the Shenango River. Pymatuning State Park, Jamestown, to Riverside Park, Greenville. 724-662-2242, www.dcnr.state.pa.us

Jun 5-Aug 28. Latrobe Farmers’ Market. Every Tuesday from 2-6pm. Latrobe Memorial Stadium, Latrobe. http:// latroberevitalization.org/farmersmarket.html Jun 7-Sep 6. Artie Gras. Weekly outdoor artist bazaar featuring the works of more than 40 local and regional artists and live entertainment. 4-9pm. Quaker Steak and Lube, Sharon. 724-981-9464 Jun 8-10. 22nd Annual Strawberry Days Festival. More than 80 crafters and artists, as well as entertainment, delicious food and strawberry delights. Free. Entertainment schedule posted online. Grove City Memorial Park, Grove City. 724-458-6410, www.gcdays.com Jun 8-10. Trax Farms’ Strawberry Festival. Enjoy the delicious taste of homegrown strawberries, strawberry treats, children’s activities, strawberry picking and more at the 147-year-old family-owned farm. 10am-5pm. Free adm. Trax Farms, Finleyville. 412-835-3246, www.traxfarms.com Jun 8, 22, Jul 27, Aug 10, 24. Performance: Friday Night Live at the Riverwalk. Free concert. 6-9pm. New Castle. 724-654-8408, www.visitlawrencecounty.com Jun 8-10. RV Show. See hundreds of campers, trailers and motor homes during the largest RV show in western Pennsylvania. Butler Farm Show Grounds, Butler.

724-287-8481 Jun 11-16. Saxonburg Volunteer Fire Company Carnival. Family fun carnival with a pet parade, water battles, pageants and a huge fireman’s parade.

Saxonburg. 724-352-3300, www.svfc.com Jun 8-10. Waves of Thunder Motorcycle Show.

Vendors, displays, a poker run, a benefit ride, live entertainment and food. Kittanning Riverfront Park, Kittanning. 724-543-1650

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Jun 9. Herb & Garden Fair. Trade potted plants and buy heritage vegetables, herbs, roses and other ornamentals, perennials and garden art from specialty vendors.

Experts will answer gardening questions. Lunch available. 9am-3pm. Harmony Museum’s historic 1805 museum barn annex, Harmony. 724-452-7341, www. harmonymuseum.org Jun 9. Pick-A-Dilly Herb Faire. Featured growers will sell a large variety of flowering plants, herbs and perennials. The festival will also welcome artisans selling original artwork, jewelry, hand-poured soap products, copper items and other garden-inspired products. Free and open to the public. Dillweed Bed and Breakfast, Dilltown. www.dillweedinc.com

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events subject to change Jun 9. Strawberry Saturday in Smicksburg. Visit the 20 or more specialty shops and enjoy locally grown strawberries and related items from strawberry desserts to scented candles. 10am-5pm. Smicksburg. 814-2570192, www.smicksburg.net

Jun 14-17. The 24th Thurston Classic Hot Air Balloon Event. A breathtaking balloon event. Light up night will be Thursday evening, with races and events through the entire weekend. Robertson Athletic Complex, Meadville.

814-336-4000, eagle916@zoominternet.net

Jun 9-10. Jimmy Stewart Airport & Museum Festival.

Aviation flights, airport tours, hayrides, NASA education and aviation displays and free trolley rides to and from the museum, where there will be food, fun and more.

Live entertainment will be held throughout the festival.

Philadelphia Street will be closed for displays and vendors. Jimmy Stewart Airport and Jimmy Stewart Museum, Indiana. 724-349-6112

Jun 15. Performance: Buddy Guy & Jonny Lang.

Featuring five-time Grammy Award-winning blues guitarist and singer Buddy Guy. Palace Theatre, Greensburg.

724-836-8000, www.thepalacetheatre.org

Jun 9. Five Alarm Mountain Madness Chili Cook-Off. In this International Chili Society-sanctioned cook-off, participants can compete in three categories: red chili, chili verde and salsa. Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, Farmington. www.nemacolin.com Jun 9. Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad: Back in Time.

The train will take its three-hour journey back in time through Oil Creek Valley. Departs from Perry Street Station, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org

Jun 15-17. Miners’ Memorial Day Festival. The event consists of parades, motorcycle and car shows, fireworks, food, music and many other fun activities.

Downtown Festival Area, Windber. http://echf.windberpa.org Jun 15-16. Laurel Highlands Bluegrass Festival. Two days of toe-tapping bluegrass music featuring three nationally touring bands and the finest regional and local talent. Adm. Ligonier Township Volunteer Fire Department 1, Station 44, Ligonier. 724-238-8646, www.laurelhighlandsbluegrass.com

Jun 9. Kayaking 101 - National Get Outdoors Day. Join with the rest of the nation and Get Outside. Learn a new sport, get some exercise and have fun. Meet at Beach 2, Pymatuning State Park, Jamestown. 724-932-3142, www.dcnr.state.pa.us

Jun 15. Oil Region Indie Music Festival. Street fair for all ages from 5-9pm. More than 30 independent original artists performing at various restaurants and clubs beginning at 5pm. Free adm. Clarion University of Venango Campus, Oil City. 814-676-5303, www.artsoilcity.com

Jun 14-16. National Road Chainsaw Carving Festival.

Chainsaw carvers from all over the United States and other countries will carve, display and sell their carved items. 8am-8pm. Addison Community Park, Addison. www.carvingfest.confluencelions.org

Jun 16. Tour of Mercer County. Full-service bicycle tour with rides of 15, 35, 65, and 100 miles along rolling countryside and seldom-seen locations. Registration from 7-10am. Beginning and ending at Quarker Steak and Lube, Sharon. 724-301-6993, www.mctrails.org

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events subject to change Jun 16-17. 7th Annual French & Indian War Encampment. French and Indian War soldiers, Indians, craftsmen, tradesmen and artists will re-enact life during the 1750s in Colonial America. Children can learn and play Native American children’s games. Free. Custaloga Town Boy Scout Reservation, Carlton. 814-694-3684 Jun 16-17. Meadowcroft Atlatl Competition. Try using the atlatl, a spear-thrower used by prehistoric hunters, and watch experts compete. Prizes will be awarded for the best beginners. Adm. Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village, Avella. 724-587-3412, www.heinzhistorycenter.org Jun 16-17. Model Train Show. Bring the family for a day of fun, with train sets, locomotives, operating cars and accessories. OC&T Railroad, Titusville. 814-6761733, www.octrr.org Jun 16. Conneaut Cellars Winery Blues Festival. Bring good friends, lawn chairs and a blanket and enjoy the sounds of two local bands. Conneaut Cellars Winery, Conneaut Lake. 814-382-3999, www.ccw-wine.com Jun 16. Pioneer Day. Step back in time to learn what it would have been like to be a settler on the western Pennsylvania frontier. Demonstrations by living history interpreters will include blacksmithing, fire making, flint and steel and more. Tavern chefs will demonstrate historic cookery and recipes. The Old Stone House, Slippery Rock. 724-738-4964, www.oldstonehousepa.org Jun 16. Hiking With Butler Outdoor Club. A 13.2-mile hike along the NCT from the Moraine State Park Bike Rental to the Jennings Environmental Education Center.

9am. Meet at the Jennings Environmental Education Center, Slippery Rock. www.butleroutdoorclub.org Jun 17. 30th Annual Father’s Day Car Show. Show featuring special interest, classic and antique cars and trucks. Noon-4pm. East State Street, Business, Hermitage. 724-981-1653 Jun 18-23. Worthington West Franklin Carnival.

Parades, rides, entertainment, food and much more.

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Jun 21-23. Monster Bash. 10:30am-3pm. Days Inn, Butler. 724-287-6761, www.daysinnbutler.com Jun 21-Jul 12. DiscoverE Outdoor Explorers. 6- to 8-year-olds may investigate the natural world. Every Thursday. Preregistration. Jennings Environmental Education Center, Slippery Rock. 724-794-6011 Jun 22-Aug 10. Mercer County Summer Concert Series. Mercer County Jamboree summer concert series featuring bluegrass, gospel, country and blues music from 6-9pm. Ice cream social from 6-9pm. Every Friday. Bring a lawn chair or blanket. Mercer Courthouse Square, Mercer. 724-699-9124 Jun 22-Jul 1. Performance: The Producers. Max Bialystock, a once-great Broadway producer, grabs Bloom, his accountant, and attempts to produce the biggest flop possible. The Academy Theatre, Meadville.

814-337-8000, www.theacademytheatre.org Jun 22, Jul 21, Aug 17. Ghost Hunting at Old Stone House. Guests will investigate to see if there is anything lurking after dark. 8:30-11:30pm. Old Stone House, Slippery Rock. 724-738-4964, oldstonehouse@sru.edu Jun 23-24. Art on the Yough. This festival of local and regional artists is held in conjunction with the Connellsville Area Historical Society’s Braddock’s Crossing. Yough River Park, Connellsville. www.fayettetrust.org Jun 23-24. Pioneer Frolic Festival. Celebrating the lives of early pioneers of Sandy Creek Valley (17501840) with period costumes, demonstrations, music, vendors and an encampment set-up. 10am-5pm. Free parking and free adm. Maurice K. Goddard State Park, Marina at Lake Wilhelm, Sandy Lake. 724-253-4833 Jun 23. Potluck Dinner & Folk Music Jam. Folks playing, singing and listening, plus lots of great food. Free adm; bring a dish to share. Dinner at 5:30pm, with the jam to follow. Weatherbury Farm, Avella. 724-587-3763, www.folkmusic.weatherburyfarm.com Jun 23. Colonial Festival in Volant. Celebrate in smalltown style with music and games and hoola hoop and limbo contests. 10am-5pm. Volant Village Shops, Volant. 724-533-5515, www.volantshops.com

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Jennings Environmental Education Center, Slippery Rock. 724-794-6011

Jun 20-22. Pittsburgh Golden Retriever Club Dog Show. Lawrence County Fairgrounds, New Castle. 724654-7745, www.lawrencecountyfair.com

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events subject to change Jun 23-24. Cascade Park Italian Festival. A family event celebrating Italian heritage with food, music, dancing, bands and fireworks. 9am-9pm. Cascade Park, New Castle. 724-656-6510

Jun 30. First Steak Cook-Off. The buffet line will open to the public at 6:30pm after all judging is done.

Lawrence County Fair, New Castle. 724-654-7745, www.lawrencecountyfair.com

Jun 24-Aug 26. Sunday Night Summer Concert Series.

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Jun 24-30. Mercer County Grange Fair. The first fair of the season features family fun, a truck and tractor pull, annual exhibits, a demolition derby, the fair queen contest, a parade, fair food and home-cooked meals. Free adm. Mercer County Grange Fair, Mercer. 724-748-3858

Jul 3. Fireworks at Pymatuning State Park. Bring the family and some chairs and enjoy the fireworks at the lake. Starting at dusk. Pymatuning State Park Dam, Jamestown. 724-932-3142

Jun 24. Annual Cruise-A-Palooza. Good times, music and vehicles from the ’50s and ’60s eras. There will be live entertainment, food and a disc jockey. Sponsored by the Rodfathers of Butler. Downtown Butler. 724-4824650, www.therodfathers.com Jun 27. Rachel’s Roadhouse Fireworks Show. The most anticipated free fireworks display in the tri-county.

Fireworks provided by Pryotecnico. 10pm. Free to public. Rachel’s Roadhouse, Mercer. 724-748-3193 Jun 27-Jul 4. Fourth of July Festivities. Concerts every night. History Channel Great Race on June 29. Liberty Fest Parade on June 30. Downtown Franklin. 814-4371619, www.franklinpa.gov Jun 28-Jul 1. Motorcycle Rally. Must be 21. Coopers Lake Campground, Slippery Rock. www.cooperslake.com Jun 29-Jul 1. Ellwood City Arts, Crafts & Food Festival. More than 200 art and craft booths with a wide variety of canvas and slate paintings, as well as handmade crafts. Great food, entertainment and fun for the entire family with a fireworks finale. 11am-10pm. Free adm. Ewing Park, Ellwood City. 724-758-3115, 724758-5630, http://ellwood-city-festival.net Jun 30-Aug 25. Farmers & Artists Market. Every Saturday from 8am-noon. Downtown Connellsville. www.fayettetrust.org Jun 30-Jul 7. McSummerfest. A family-oriented funfilled weeklong festival featuring nightly live entertainment, food, games and carnival rides. 6-11pm. Free adm, parking and entertainment. Closed July 1.

Fireworks on July 5. Heritage Park, McDonald. 724-9269190, www.mcdonaldfire.com

Jul 4. Indiana Lions Club Fourth of July Celebration.

Event includes a flea market, a demolition derby, fireworks and a variety of food booths. Mack Park, Indiana.

724-465-7732 Jul 4. Old-Fashioned Penny Candy Day. Visit the more than 20 specialty shops in Smicksburg as they take visitors back in time with a variety of old-fashioned treats.

Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www.smicksburg.net Jul 4. 50th Annual Canonsburg July Fourth Celebration.

A full day of free family fun, with a parade, a pool party, music and fantastic fireworks. 10am-10pm. Free adm.

Canonsburg. 724-745-9686, www.canonsburgjuly4th. org Jul 4. July 4th Celebration. Free hot dogs and water, face painting, fire truck rides, inflatable amusements, cotton candy and a balloon artist, music and a disc jockey, all followed by fireworks. 2-10pm. Bring chairs or blankets. Pearson Park, New Castle. 724-652-8842 Jul 4-8. Ford City Heritage Days. A parade, kids’ rides, crafts, a car cruise, food and fireworks. Ford City. 724763-1617 Jul 5-8. Westmoreland Arts & Heritage Festival. Fun for everyone. Twin Lakes Park, Greensburg. www.artsandheritage.com Jul 5-8. Back to the ’50s Weekend. More than 1,000 classic vehicles, as well as auto and craft vendors, activities for children, live entertainment and celebrity appearances. Cascade Park, New Castle. www.backtothe50sweekend.com Jul 6-8. Irish Festival. Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs. www.7springs.com

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events subject to change Jul 6-7. Greenville Area Heritage Days. Pioneer artisans, entertainment, food, fun, a Kids Carnival and movie in the park, a 5k run/walk and classic car show.

9am. Greenville. 724-588-7150, 724-866-3317 Jul 7-8. Cherokee Cultural Heritage Festival. Members of the Eastern Band of the Cherokee will present cultural heritage programs, including a dance performance by the Warriors of Anikituhwa. Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Farmington. www.nps.gov/fone/index.htm Jul 7-Aug 25. Summer Concert Series. Presented by Coca-Cola. Attendees may relax and enjoy local entertainment on the outdoor patio outside of the food court. Every Saturday. Noon-3pm. Grove City Premium Outlets, Grove City. 724-748-4770, www.premiumoutlets.com/grovecity Jul 8. Hoodlebug Summerfest. A parade, ethnic food booths, a 5k race, a duck race, a kid zone, a bicycle poker run, entertainment and craft booths. Downtown Homer City. 724-479-2184 Jul 8-15. Derry Township Agricultural Fair. New Derry Fairgrounds, New Derry. http://derrytwpagfair.com Jul 8. Fireworks at the Movies at Meadville. A sunset dance with DJ Jimmy from 8-10pm will be followed by fireworks set to patriotic music at 10pm. Pop and hot dogs will be available. The Movies at Meadville, Meadville. 814-333-2727, www.themoviesat.com Jul 9-Aug 6. Monday Movies in the Park. Enjoy favorite movies in the park. Mondays only. 8:30pm. Free. Masonic Shelter, Alameda Park, Butler. www.co.butler.pa.us Jul 11. Good Morning Kayak Paddle. Bring a cup of coffee or tea and participate in an early morning paddle over the quiet waters in search of songbirds and waterfowl. Please call the Park Office to register. Wilsons Launch, Pymatuning State Park, Jamestown. 724-9323142, www.dcnr.state.pa.us Jul 12-14. Cranberry Community Days. Plenty of kids’ activities, prizes, entertainment, fireworks and a special Rotary barbecue. Cranberry Township. 724-776-4806, www.ctcchest.org Jul 12-14. Horse Trading Days. Three days of food, crafts and music, plus a horse parade, a car cruise, bike night, children’s activities and more. Downtown Zelienople. 724-348-4836, www.horsetradingdays.info Jul 13-15. Slovenefest XXXI. A pageant, dancing, ethnic foods, food vendors, a jam tent, band concerts on an outside stage and children’s activities. Fireworks on Saturday evening. Free adm and parking. SNPJ Recreation Center, Enon Valley. 724-336-5180, 877767-5732, www.snpjrec.com Jul 13. Rockin’ the River - Wounded Warrior Benefit Concert. Five great bands performing a variety of music for five hours. There will be drawings, prizes and vendors. Benefits Wounded Warriors Project. Open to the community. Attendees may bring lawn chairs or sit on the rock walls. 5-10pm. Riverwalk, New Castle. 724654-8408 Jul 13-15. HOTAfest. Heart of the Alleghenies Folk Music Festival. Titusville Middle School, Titusville. 814827-2381

Jul 13. Performance: House Concert: The Carpenter Ants. 7pm. Reservations required. Bottlebrush: A Gallery for the Arts, Harmony. 724-452-0539, www. bottlebrushgallery.com Jul 13-14. Fort Armstrong Horsemen’s Association Rodeo. Bull riding, calf roping, barrel racing, steer wrestling and live country music. Crooked Creek Horse Park, Ford City. 724-516-2629 Jul 14. St. Andrew’s Village Summerfest. A car show, outdoor concerts, food and fun for all ages. St. Andrew’s Village, Indiana. 724-464-1600, www.standrewsvillage. org Jul 14-15. Hermitage Arts Festival. A celebration of the visual and performing arts with an artist marketplace showcasing some of the area’s finest artists, non-stop entertainment, children’s activities and wonderful food from local churches and service groups. Free and open to the public. Grounds of Rodney White Olympic Park, Hermitage. 724-981-0800, www.hermitage.net Jul 14-15. Heritage Days. Celebrate Scenery Hill history with tours by costumed guides of Century Inn and the historic district. Great shopping, old-time crafts and refreshments. Free adm. The Shoppes of Scenery Hill, Scenery Hill. 724-945-5116, sceneryhillguild@aol.com Jul 14. Fireworks Festival. The 21st year for this fun family festival will feature a grand finale of fireworks.

Featuring the regional singing senseation Rocket to the Stars. Singers will compete for the $10,000 grand prize.

New Castle. 724-654-8408, www.fireworkscaptialofamerica.com Jul 14-15. Steam Train Weekend. Two steam engines and four trips each day. Readers may select the ultimate three-hour trip through the valley or the 1.5-hour trip through the heart of downtown Titusville. Oil Creek and Titusville Railroad, Perry Street Station, Titusville. 814676-1733, www.octrr.org Jul 14-15. Rendezvous at the Old Stone House. A living history encampment of pioneers, frontiersmen, mountain men, Rangers and more. Exhibits and demonstrations will feature hawk and knife throwing competitions, flint and steel, fire making and blacksmithing.

Interpreters will showcase the mountain man way of life. The Old Stone House, Slippery Rock. www.oldstonehousepa.org Jul 15. 8th Annual Classics on Main. Classic cars, trucks and more on display for antique vehicle enthusiasts. Noon-4pm. Free to spectators. Washington. 724222-4661 Jul 17. World of Outlaws Spring Car Series Silver Cup Twin 30s. Race starts at 8pm. Lernerville Speedway, Sarver. 724-353-1511, www.lernerville.com Jul 18. Performance: Wynonna & the Big Noise. A five-time Grammy winner and a New York Times bestselling author, Wynonna’s career has always revolved around telling stories. Wynonna will perform her biggest hits along with a rockin’ selection of her favorite covers. Palace Theatre, Greensburg. 724-836-8000, www.thepalacetheatre.org

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events subject to change Jul 19. Taste & Tour Downtown Indiana. Over a dozen local restaurants will offer samplings during the 10th annual event. Downtown Indiana. 724-463-6110 Jul 20-22. Somerfest. Laurel Arts, Somerset. www. laurelarts.org Jul 21-22. Battles of Fort Ligonier. Re-enactments, artillery demonstrations and living history activities throughout the weekend. Fort Ligonier, Ligonier. http:// fortligonier.org Jul 21-22. 37th Annual Duncan & Miller Glass Show and Sale. Glass enthusiasts can browse and shop an array of beautiful antique glassware. Glass cutting both days. 10am-4pm. Washington County Expo Center, Washington. 724-225-9950, www.duncanmiller.net Jul 21. Enon Valley Community Day. A parade, an art disply, a horse-drawn shuttle, historical displays and museum, children’s activities, music entertainment, a Civil War encampment and fireworks. Free adm. 9am11pm. Enon Valley Borough. 724-336-5194

Jul 27-28. Coleman Station Bluegrass Festival.

Located high atop the picturesque Allegheny Mountains of western Pennsylvania, this family-oriented celebration of music and tradition is hosted by the Custer family. The festival is definitely worth the trip for diehard traditionalists, those who are a little curious about the new and involving sound of bluegrass and those looking for a great place to spend the weekend. Friedens. www. blue-grass.org/festival/ Jul 27-29. Rib & Wing Festival. Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs. www.7springs.com Jul 28. Whiskey Rebellion Festival. Celebrating the historical significance of the 18th century Whiskey Rebellion in western Pennsylvania through historical re-enactments, family activities, heritage music, food, a parade and fireworks. 10am-11pm. Washington. 724222-3604, www.bradfordhouse.org Jul 28, Aug 25. Performance: Murder Mystery Dinner.

Oil Creek and Titusville Railroad, Titusville. 814-6761733, www.octrr.org

Jul 21-22. Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad Anniversary Celebration. Anniversary celebration of the Oil Creek Railway Historical Society. Perry Street Station, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org

Jun 29-Jul 7. Big Butler Fair. The largest fair in western Pennsylvania and considered by many to be the best fair in the country. Fireworks, midway, games, demolition derbies, concerts, truck pulls and entertainment.

Prospect. 724-865-2400, www.bigbutlerfair.com

Jul 21-22. 18th Annual Northeastern Primitive Rendezvous. Take a look back to 1640-1840 North America.

9am-5pm. Independent Mountain Men of Pennsylvania, Parker. 717-312-3016, nrlhfoffice@gmail.com

Jul 29. Concordia Summer Festival. Entertainment, food and a special church service. Free. Concordia at Cabot, Cabot. 724-352-1571, ext. 8266, www.concordialm.org

Jul 21-23. Air Combat USA. Puts attendees in the cockpit of a real military aircraft and into a real battle, where everything except the bullets is real, even smoke billowing out of the enemy’s airplane. This is not a simulator, and the best part of all is that no experience is necessary. Per-person fee. Airquest Aviation, Butler. www.aircombatusa.com Jul 25-Aug 8. DiscoverE Penn’s Adventures. Children ages 9-12 may participate in this program, which will build outdoor skills, enhance knowledge of national resources and encourage healthy experiences. Every Wednesday. Space is limited. Jennings Environmental Education Center, Slippery Rock. 724-794-6011 Jul 26-Aug 4. Fayette County Fair. Fayette County Fairgrounds, Dunbar. www.fayettefair.com Jul 26-29. Western Pennsylvania BalloonQuest. A Thursday night hot air balloon glow at 9pm. Launches on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, weather permitting.

Amusement rides, live entertainment, tethered balloon rides, a classic car and truck cruise, crafts, great food and fireworks. Held at the Scotland Meadows Park in Union Township, New Castle. 724-650-5252, www. wpaballoonquest.webs.com Jul 26-29. Oil Heritage Festival. Concerts, a two-day artisan and fine crafts fair, a parade and fireworks on Saturday and a car cruise on Sunday. Oil City. 814-6768521, www.venangochamber.org

Jul 29-Aug 5. Prairie Bloom Hike. The hot midsummer weather will bring the spectacular blazing star and other prairie flowers to peak bloom. Jennings’ staff will lead a 90-minute guided walk discussing the plants, animals, history and geology of the prairie. 2-3:30pm. Dress appropriately. Jennings Environmental Education Center, Slippery Rock. 724-794-6011

August Aug 2-5. Annual Antique Tractor Show. Stoystown Lions Park, Stoystown. www.stoystownlions.org Aug 2-5. Bavarian Fun Fest. Old World festival with ethnic music and food, arts and crafts, kids’ entertainment and 600 entertainers offering rock, blues and dance band music. Fun for the whole family. Quaker Steak and Lube, Sharon. 724-981-7221, www.quakersteakandlube.com Aug 2-5. 50th Anniversary Portersville Steam Show.

Antique farm, transportation and oil field equipment on display and operational. Crafts and flea market, train rides, antique tractor pulls, fresh-made ice cream and more. Open to all. Portersville. 724-452-8656, http:// portersvillesteamshow.homestead.com Aug 2-5. Fort Armstrong Folk Festival. Hand-crafted artist market, historical and musical entertainment, a wide selection of cuisines and much more. Kittanning Riverfront Park, Kittanning. 724-543-6363

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events subject to change Aug 3-4. Bluegrass Festival. Multiple bands will perform. Open to the public. Camping is available. Twolick Valley Rod and Gun Club, Cherry Tree. 724-254-4649, 724-254-9256 Aug 4-5. Kids’ Free Fishing Derby. Pymatuning State Park, Jamestown. 724-927-6879 Aug 4-5. Battle of Bushy Run. The annual battle re-enactment shows how Col. Henry Bouquet and his troops defeated Native forces that had ambushed the British in 1763 on their way to save the besieged Fort Pitt. Bushy Run Battlefield, Harrison City. www.bushyrunbattlefield.com Aug 4-5. Keystone State Park Community Days & Craft Show. Keystone State Park, Derry. www.dcnr.state.pa. us/stateparks/findapark/keystone/index.htm Aug 4-5. Wine, Jazz & Pops Festival. A musical concert coupled with free wine tastings of local vinters and food available from Washington’s finest restaurants, all in a beautiful, natural setting. Adm. Mingo Creek County Park, Eighty Four. 724-225-2061, www.washsym.org Aug 4. Pittsburgh Banjo Club. The acclaimed club will have audience members tapping their toes and humming their favorite songs from yesteryear. 7pm. New Castle Playhouse, New Castle. 724-654-3437, www. newcastleplayhouse.org Aug 4. Train Robbery Fundraiser. Rumor has it that somewhere in Oil Creek Valley the OC&T will be robbed.

Be part of the fun and excitement of this trip. Perry Street Station, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org Aug 4. Alameda Youth Triathlon. This fun event will have participants splashing, running and pedaling.

Designed for age 17 and younger and broken into different competition age groups. Alameda Park, Butler. www.co.butler.pa.us Aug 4-5. Regatta at Lake Arthur. Water, air and land events, with canoe and kayak races, children’s activities, a car cruise, a fishing tournament, swimming, fishing, puddleduck racers, hot air balloon launches and fireworks. Moraine’s South Shore, Portersville. 724-3688811, www.lakearthurregatta.org Aug 5. Taste of Franklin. Franklin’s finest cuisine from its best restaurants, children’s entertainment, a motorcycle cruise-in, old-fashioned bargain days, concerts and much more. Fountain Park, Franklin. 814-4371619, www.franklinpa.gov Aug 6. Kennerdell Music & Arts Festival. A day of live music and more situated amongst the beautiful woodland. Wilson Park, Kennerdell.

Aug 6-11. Butler Farm Show. Showcases the county’s farming community, with farming exhibits, tractor pulls, crafts, rides, foods and demonstrations. Butler Farm Show Grounds, Butler. www.butlerfarmshow.com Aug 7-11. Mountain Area Fair. Farmington VF Department Fairgrounds, Farmington. www.mtareafair.com

Aug 10-12. 32nd Annual National Pike Stream, Gas & Horse Association Show. Dedicated to preserving and demonstrating antique farm and construction equipment used by the forefathers. Centerville. 724-7856855, www.nationalpike.com Aug 10-12. New Eagle Centennial Celebration.

Celebrate 100 years with games, food, entertainment, a time capsule opening on Friday and a parade on Saturday. Free adm. New Eagle. 724-258-4477, neweagle100th@yahoo.com Aug 10-18. 2012 PONY League World Series. Lew Hays PONY Field, Washington Park, Washington. 724-222-2110, 724-225-1060, www.wjpa.com/ponyworldseries.htm Aug 10-26. Performance: 5th of July. A drama about a legless Vietnam veteran in his sprawling rural farmhouse home in Missouri. Friday to Sunday. New Castle Playhouse, New Castle. 724-654-3437, www.newcastleplayhouse.org Aug 10-11. Titusville Oil Festival. A parade, arts and crafts, a fine arts show, food vendors and much more.

Downtown Titusville. 814-827-2941, www.titusvillechamber.com Aug 10. Performance: House Concert: Tony Denikos. 7pm.

Reservations required. Bottlebrush: A Gallery for the Arts, Harmony. 724-452-0539, www.bottlebrushgallery.com Aug 10-12. 2nd Annual Bantam Jeep Heritage Festival.

Jeep cruise in downtown Butler on Friday and events at Big Butler Fairgrounds on Saturday and Sunday, including off-roading, a Jeep playground, food, vendors and more. Prospect. www.bantamjeepfestival.com Aug 11. Antique Gun Show. Flintlock, percussion and cartridge firearms and accouterments from the 18th and 19th centuries, most for sale, with emphasis on those made in the region, such as fine percussion longrifles by local gunsmith Charles Flowers. 9am-4pm. Harmony Museum’s Stewart Hall, Harmony. 724-452-7341, www. harmonymuseum.org Aug 11. Peachy Saturday. Enjoy everything from Amish homemade peach pies to peach candy and peach refreshments. 10am-5pm. Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www.smicksburg.net Aug 11. 42nd Annual Antique Show. More than 100 antique dealers. Appraisal Fair from 10am-3pm, show from 8am-4pm. Somerset. www.somersetcountychamber.com Aug 11. Downtown Sharon Car Cruise. Food, fun and entertainment throughout the day. Stores and restaurants will offer great opportunities for visitors, and there will be prize giveaways all day long. Car registration at 8am.

Throughout downtown Sharon. 724-347-9257, ext. 217 Aug 11-18. Washington County Agricultural Fair.

Agricultural exhibits, fireworks, 4-H and FFA displays, market animals for show and sale, food, tractor and horse pulls, demolition derbies, entertainment, monster trucks and radio. Trolley rides to the fair will be provided by the Pennsylvania Trolley Museum. Washington County Fairgrounds, Washington. 724-225-7718, www. washingtonfair.org

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events subject to change Aug 11-12. French & Indian War Weekend. Conflict on the Venango is a French and Indian War experience featuring a complete living history encampment, military demonstrations and battle re-enactment. Period craftsmen and traders will set up unique displays showcasing Colonial-era living. Old Stone House, Slippery Rock. www.oldstonehousepa.org Aug 12. 7th Annual Lammas Day Festival. Derry Area Historical Society - Fulton House Inn, New Derry. www. derryhistory.org Aug 12. Tour De La Mec. Bicycling tour in the area of Lawrence and Mercer counties. www.lccconline.weebly. com/index.html Aug 12-18. Dayton Fair. An agricultural fair including animals, a carnival, a demolition derby, a tractor pull and nationally known entertainment. Dayton. 814-257-8332 Aug 13-18. Lawrence County Fair. Grandstand events, special attractions, entertainment, great food, rides, games, fireworks and much more for the entire family.

Lawrence County Fairgrounds, New Castle. 724-6547745, www.lawrencecountyfair.com Aug 13-18. 2012 Art Glass Invitational. The wide variety of hands-on demonstrations, slide shows and lectures taking place all day are sure to stimulate creativity and possibly take careers in new directions. Five buildings with more than 60 flame working stations will be available for participants to practice techniques learned during the week and to work with others. Hilliard. www. glass123.com/AGI.html Aug 14-18. North Washington VFD Rodeo. A parade, nightly dinners, bareback bronco riding, steer wrestling, bull riding and team roping. West Sunbury. 724-2876170, www.nwvfc.com/rodeo Aug 16. 11th District Community Day. State Rep. Brian Ellis holds his annual community day for constituents in the 11th district of Butler County. The free event features fun and games for the children and food for the entire family. Butler.

Aug 17-25. Westmoreland Agricultural Fair.

Westmoreland Agricultural Fairgrounds, Greensburg. http://westmorelandfair.com Aug 17-26. Performance: Woman of the Year. A musical comedy that focuses on the relationship between busy TV personality Tess Harding and handsome cartoonist Sam Craig. Ligonier Theater, Ligonier. http:// valleyplayers.org Aug 18-19. Thunder Mountain Lenapé Nation Native American Fest. Native American dancing, drumming, food, crafts, a tomahawk tournament, pony rides, animals and programs for children and adults. Thunder Mountain Lenapé Nation festival grounds, Saltsburg.

724-639-3488, www.thundermtlenape.org Aug 18-19. Laurel Highlands Garlic Festival. Celebrate the miracle of garlic - the Stinking Rose. 10am-5pm.

Faranda Farm, Hollsopple. www.farandafarm.net Aug 18-19. Laurel Hill Bluegrass Festival. More than 10,000 people attend this two-day festival with music, food, a re-enactor village and a children’s area. Laurel Hill State Park, Somerset. http://friendsoflhsp.org/bluegrass.html

Aug 18. Harvest Festival. Celebrate summer’s bounty by viewing antique tractors and enjoying a corn roast, an ice cream social, hayrides and sidewalk sales from each shop. 10am-5pm. Volant Village Shops, Volant.

724-533-5515, www.volantshops.com Aug 18-25. Crawford County Fair. The largest agricultural fair in Pennsylvania features amusement rides, displays, lots of good food, truck and tractor pulls, demolition derbies, agricultural and livestock entries and judging and big name and local entertainers.

Crawford County Fairgrounds, Meadville. 814-3337400, www.crawfordcountypa.net Aug 21-25. Transfer Harvest Home Fair. 135th community agricultural fair featuring live music each night.

Motor sports will include a demolition derby, ATV racing, truck and tractor pulls and mud drag racing. There will also be a chainsaw wood carver, livestock and homemaker exhibits and amusement rides. Free adm to fairgrounds. Transfer Kiwanis Community Park, Transfer.

724-456-4710 Aug 24-26. 2012 Coopers Lake Brewers Fest. Beer brewing, beer supplies, bands and entertainment. Open to the public.

Coopers Lake, Slippery Rock. www.cooperslake.com Aug 25-Sep 30. Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival.

Saturdays and Sundays and Labor Day only. 10:30am6:30pm. Rain or shine. No pets. Free parking. West Newton. www.pittsburghrenfest.com Aug 25. Twilight Tour. Frank Lloyd Wright’s Fallingwater, Mill Run. www.fallingwater.org Aug 25-26. 20th Annual Wine & Food Festival.

Offering a tantalizing experience for anyone who loves exceptional wines. Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs. www.7springs.com Aug 25. Rock in River Fest/PA Stone Skipping Championship. Participants can see how they fare against the world record holder. There will also be music, food, games and fun for all ages. Riverfront Park, Downtown Franklin. 814-437-1619, www.franklinpa.gov Aug 26-Sep 1. Indiana County Fair. Local farmers, 4-H members and others show their livestock, crafts and baked goods in numerous competitions. Other events will include tractor pulls, demolition derbies, entertainment, a carnival and food. Indiana County Fair Grounds, Indiana. 724-479-8282, www.indianacountyfair.com Aug 26. Polkafest. The area’s best polka bands, ethnic food and more. 2-8pm. Free adm. Yoney Pavilion, Canonsburg Town Park, Canonsburg. 724-745-1800, www.canonsburgboro.com Aug 26. Trucks, Tractors & Trolleys. See a large display of antique and classic trucks and tractors, ride all day on lovely vintage trolleys and enjoy a day of family fun.

10am-5pm. Adm. Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, Washington. 724-228-9256, www.pa-trolley.org Aug 27-Sep 2. Mylan Classic. Witness PGA Tour champions and future stars as they compete at the Nationwide Tour’s third annual Mylan Classic. Adm. Southpointe Golf Club, Canonsburg. 724-746-3535, www.mylanclassic.com

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