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3:30 pm - FREE -- Digital Storytelling Workshop for Bellefonte Youth
Participants spend the time in the classroom learning the basics of audio, video, and reporting before hitting the streets of Bellefonte to put their newfound skills to the test. A dedicated portion of the project involves exploring neighborhoods and putting together packages to tell the stories of the people and places of Bellefonte.
Workshop open to any student 12-17 who attends BASD school. Workshop begins July 9 and meets three days a week at the Bellefonte YMCA.
Parental permission is required.
To enroll or get more information: [email protected]
Dates: 07/09/2019 - 08/09/2019
Location: Bellefonte YMCA
Address: 125 West High Street, Bellefonte, PA, 16823 (map)
Central PA Arts Festival
10:00 am - A Year with Frog and Toad
A YEAR WITH FROG AND TOAD
Music by Robert Reale
Lyrics by Willie Reale
Developed by Adrianne Lobel
Directed by Travis DeCastro and Richard St. Clair
10 a.m. & 3:30 p.m.
Playhouse Theatre
Parking available at the Nittany Deck
Take a break from Arts Fest and bring the family to see Frog and Toad! In a revival of one of the most treasured children’s theatre productions, an unlikely friendship between the cheerful Frog and the rather grumpy Toad blossoms and grows as they travel through four fun-filled seasons learning life lessons along the way. This charming musical promises to delight the whole family!
All seats $12.50
Location: Penn State Playhouse Theatre
Address: Allen Road and Park Ave, State College, PA (map)
Website: http://theatre.psu.edu/frogandtoad
11:00 am - Arietta Women’s Ensemble
Arietta Women’s Ensemble, under the direction of Janice Mianulli, was founded in 2001 by a group of musicians who did not want to give up singing during the State College Choral Society summer hiatus. Since its inception, Arietta has performed with the State College Choral Society, in addition to performing for church, community and service organizations, as well as at private events. Arietta has joined the Juniata College Women’s Chamber Choir for the past several years to perform holiday concerts, both in State College and Huntingdon. Arietta is best known for its rich “womanly” sound, extraordinary musicianship, and its ability and willingness to take on challenging repertoire of all styles, ages, cultures and languages.
Location: Allen Street Stage
Address: State College, PA (map)
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/arietta-womens-ensemble-2/
1:00 pm - Nittany Valley Wranglers
While traditional bluegrass music is in the soul of the Nittany Valley Wranglers, the band also branches out to old-time, gospel and classic rock tunes. Gus Tritsch, an incredibly versatile fiddler, has been delighting audiences with his fiddle since he has been a young child. Keith Miska, on banjo, was raised in coal country, steeped in bluegrass, and has enjoyed his part in several bands. On the upright bass, Mike Bratton provides solid a bassline and timing while Doug Romig provides lead vocals and strums the rhythm on guitar.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/nittany-valley-wranglers/
3:00 pm - Western Range
Western Range is a five pieced band that performs authentic toe-tapping Texas swing, honky-tonk, and rockabilly music. The band plays in central Pennsylvania taverns and brew pubs and was the featured act at the famous 2019 Ridgway Chainsaw Carver’s Rendezvous. The band plays tunes popularized by legends like Loretta Lynn, Buck Owens, and Patsy Cline. Western Range is fronted by lead singer Nicole Johndrow. She is backed up by Susan Chiovarou on vocals/guitar, lead guitarist Mac Himes, Kyle Haust on drums and Phil Burlingame on bass.
Website: http:///arts-festival.com/event/western-range/
4:00 pm - Across the Pond
Across the Pond is a multi-instrumental trio performing their own high-energy arrangements of Scots and Irish tunes and songs. Mike Morrison, Chuck Krepley, and Dan Diviney are native Pennsylvanians with diverse musical backgrounds, including mountain music from the Appalachians, derived from the Scots and Irish who settled there centuries ago.
Finding the special balance between tradition and contemporary is what separates Across the Pond from other Celtic groups.
Across the Pond has performed at Irish Festivals, Celtic and bluegrass festivals, summer concert series, and other events from Virginia Beach to Quebec.
Location: Festival Shell Stage
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/across-the-pond/
5:00 pm - Heritage Brass
Comprised of music teachers – past, present and (one hopes) future – Heritage Brass has played at many festivals and events in Central Pennsylvania, including the Christkindl Market in Mifflinburg, Music in the Park in Lebanon, and First Night State College.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/heritage-brass/
6:30 pm - Triple A Blues Band
cago, Swing, Delta, Jug-Band, Jazz and Soul are some of the many styles that the AAA Blues Band brings to each performance. Named in honor of the many minor-league baseball teams that barnstorm the country, the band continues that tradition, playing not for glory or wealth, but for the love of the game. Anchored by guitarist Andy Tolins’ mastery of the fretboard and deep vocals, Triple A has been slamming home runs with original and eclectic Blues since 1991. Featuring Bill Besecker on vocals, JT Thompson on keyboards, Justin Dorsey on bass, and Stubby on drums.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/triple-a-blues-band/
6:30 pm - Zeropoint Big Band
The Zeropoint Big Band is a regional jazz favorite now in its tenth year. In addition to a regular monthly gig at the American Ale House in State College, the band has played regionally at festivals and events. The band’s repertoire includes classics by Count Basie, Buddy Rich, and Thad Jones to reimagined rock and roll anthems by Queen, U2, and The Beatles.
Location: Sidney Friedman Park
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/zeropoint-big-band/
7:00 pm - The JR Mangan Band
J.R. Mangan, guitarist/singer, has been part of the State College music scene for over 25 years and has loved every minute of it. Olivia Jones is J.R.’s latest vocalist joining a long line of talented female singers. Their show promises to be up-beat and entertaining, with songs ranging from classic rock, R&B, country, and a few originals.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/the-jr-mangan-band/
8:00 pm - Albatross
“A CAPTIVATING PLAY” based on
"The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
By Matthew Spangler and Benjamin Evett
Starring Benjamin Evett
Directed by Rick Lombardo
July 10–13, 17–20; 8:00 p.m.
Penn State Downtown Theatre
Parking validation available.
“Immerse yourself in a theatrical experience that challenges and delights with a tale as old and new as time itself.”
In every sense, the Mariner is everyman. He shows tenderness and cruelty, gets caught in disastrous situations that are partially of his own making, defiles nature and then gains appreciation for the natural world, and ultimately moves from random acts to accepting that there is a price associated with how we live our lives. Rough and uncouth, funny and harsh, iconic and unforgettable.
Location: Penn State Downtown Theatre
Address: 146 S. Allen St, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website: http://https://theatre.psu.edu/albatross
8:00 pm - Mac Arnold & Plate Full O’ Blues
Mac Arnold’s first band included James Brown on piano. Yes, that James Brown. Mac moved to Chicago and Muddy Waters hired him on the spot. He toured and recorded with the Muddy Waters Band and recorded LPs with Otis Spann and John Lee Hooker. Mac moved to Los Angeles and produced Soul Train with his friend Don Cornelius. He even played bass on the Sanford & Son television show when he wasn’t playing bass for Otis Redding and B.B. King. He retired from show business to be an organic farmer. In 2017 Mack was inducted into the Alabama Blues Hall of Fame. With retirement under his belt, Mac is back with his own band and a “plate full” of tunes, building a new foundation in blues, soul and funk.
A Festival button is required to attend this performance.
Location: State Theatre
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/mac-arnold-plate-full-o-blues/
8:00 pm - Poor Man’s Gambit
Poor Man’s Gambit is a trio of traditional artists comprised of Corey Purcell, Federico Betti, and Deirdre Lockman.
Initially formed as a pickup band in 2015, the trio quickly realized that their combination of musical styles was worth pursuing as a more permanent venture, as they are set apart by not only offering a varied array of instrumental combinations, but also by including dance.
Building on their roots as traditional Irish musicians, the trio’s repertoire is also influenced by traditional music of other cultures including France, Scotland, England, and America, some of which can be heard on their latest release Kind Providence.
Location: State College Presbyterian Church
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/poor-mans-gambit/
8:30 pm - Alex Meixner
Alex Meixner’s performing career began at age 6 with his two sisters and father in an ethnic folk ensemble. From these early experiences through headline appearances at music festivals throughout the United States; concert performances with the London Symphony Orchestra, not to mention former Wheat Thins pitchwoman Sandy Duncan, and his own jazz and ethnic ensembles. With over fifty recordings to date, Meixner has developed a unique musical mix that appeals to a wide cross-section of audiences.
Meixner’s formative musical studies were on piano and piano accordion, but he quickly branched out on drums, diatonic button accordion, bass and trumpet, his college major. Alex is the rare touring accordionist with a master’s degree in music from Penn State.
This instrumental versatility is combined with a musical background that has included intense studies and performance of jazz, classical, pop, polkas and many ethnic folk music genres with some of the leading artists in the world.
Alex’s performances are a high energy event not to be missed.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/alex-meixner/
9:00 pm - Jackie Brown & the Gill Street Band
The Gill Street Band is a 9-piece classic funk/soul/r&b band with perhaps the hardest working 4-piece horn section east of the Mississippi, or, at least in the Borough of State College. Performing the funkiest classic soul and horn music throughout the Commonwealth, The Gill Street Band is fronted by the dynamic singer-slash-force of nature, Jackie Brown. One writer, equating Ms. Brown’s powerful vocals and stage presence to Chaka Khan, the Queen of Funk-Soul, stated “Ms. Brown’s energy on stage with The Gill Street Band’s horns undoubtedly turns the focal point of any room into an all-night hip-shaking tempest. Don’t miss this band!”
The individual members backing Jackie have performed across the region in numerous professional touring bands, making The Gill Street Band an explosive horn-fired wall of sound to be reckoned with. This nine-piece arsenal brings it at every show, in every venue, from start to finish laying down upbeat tunes that get your body jumping and your feet moving.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/jackie-brown-the-gill-street-band-2/
9:00 pm - The Ultra Kings
he Ultra Kings have been together for more than ten years and have played in the northeast and mid-Atlantic region regularly, and have been a crowd favorite at the festivals and events across the region.
Rick K. Kuebler takes his Bigsby equipped Telecasters on a string twisting and bending workout in every show. Carl Ehst slams down that rock & roll beat with authority and conviction, while Zoots Szmigiel manhandles his double bass with the finesse only a former professional alligator wrestler can bring to the instrument. Combining rockabilly and rock and roll in just the right proportions, the Ultra Kings create a sound all their own.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/the-ultra-kings/
June and July at the Bellefonte Art Museum: "An Imagination Celebration"
Celebrating summer at the Bellefonte Art Museum for Centre County means interactive art for everyone! Visitors are inspired to create art and crafts as well as contribute to community works like string art, abstract line work, origami crane folding and painted canvases, during two months of “An Imagination Celebration”.
An Imagination Celebration will include unique co-creating activities in five galleries throughout the museum. Co-creating is about having fun! Activities are designed to stimulate creativity and offer visitors and families a chance to create together with the help of our volunteer artists. The galleries will be prepared to offer an interactive experience with most of the activities having been inspired by internationally known artists or exhibitions.
Museum Hours: Friday, Saturday & Sunday 12:00-4:30 p.m.
Sieg Gallery – Measuring Our Community
Want to help create an abstract work of art? Visitors will use a black marker to measure a person’s height along the wall. Over time, this will create an abstract piece of art.
Special Exhibitions Gallery I – Life Size Lite Brite and Emoji Quilt
Remember your Light Brite fun? In our gallery, visitors will use a life size lite panel and acrylic pegs to create art. The gallery will also be configured to give visitors the chance to create emoji with liquid chalk on a chalkboard grid.
Special Exhibitions Gallery II – String Art & Abstract Line Art
Visitors will stretch thread between random nails to help create a room of artwork. By following instructions for creating lines on a pre-made grid, visitors will create an abstract piece of art - a linear jungle!
Photography Gallery – Puppets
Our gallery will be turned into a puppet theatre. Visitors will have the materials to create puppets and if they wish, perform with them in our puppet theatre.
Community Gallery – Origami Crane Folding
In Japanese folklore, cranes are ethereal and speak to life itself. To celebrate the legendary importance of Cranes, visitors will fold origami cranes to fill acrylic cylinders. According to Japanese legend, folding 1,000 cranes will bring happiness and good luck.
Pottery Gallery – Canvas Swap
Another chance to collect and create art. Visitors may choose to paint an 8x8 canvas and then swap it for one already completed.
24/7 Display Window – 3D Lego Sculpture
Major LEGO configuration! Visitors will be encouraged to build a 3-dimensional sculpture in our 24/7 Display Window. LEGO creating experts will assist.
Location: The Bellefonte Art Museum For Centre County
Address: 133 North Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, PA, 16823 (map)
Website: http://https://www.bellefontemuseum.org/
9:00 am - Mining & Crafting!
Kids ages 5 - 13 are welcome here as we explore the world of Minecraft from an engineer's & LEGO(R) brick/component perspective!
Kids can craft a shelter, make some tools, build a dinosaur & a spider, other creatures, too. All of their favorite characters will be there--Steve, Creeper, Pig, Chicken, Mooshroom, and more. Kids will also make some take home crafts.
Enroll for one day or all week. If in for the week, they'll receive a t shirt. We'll play some games, build mosaics, make some paper crafts, grow your engineering & architectural skills, while making friends and having fun!
Kids should bring a nut-free snack & water bottle each day labeled with name.
If kids want or need to stay all day, then you're covered! Enroll in our afternoon camp, too, and save $50.
A $50 nonrefundable deposit is due at time of enrollment. Payment is by cash, check, or Paypal. Mail checks to Bricks 4 Kidz, P.O. Box 282, State College, 16804.
814-574-2211. Morning camp is 9am - 12pm, afternoon camp is 1pm - 4pm. Lunchtime supervision is provided for those staying all day.
Location: Good Shepherd Catholic Church
Address: 867 Gray's Woods Blvd., Port Matilda, PA, 16870 (map)
Website: http://https://us.bricks4kidznow.com/profile.php?id=97911&selected_schedule=782771
1:00 pm - Angry Birds at the Amusement Park!
Kids ages 5 - 13 can join us for oneof our very favorite camps! We'll be creating an entire amusement park and we're inviting the Bird & Pigs to help us! Kids will have opportunities each day to create motorized amusement park rides, park treats such as popcorn & ice cream cones, refreshment stands, a turnstile, a dunk tank, and more! Kids can build mosaics of cotton candy, circus, tents, and others. And they'll have opportunity to custom build a creation to add to our park! So grow your creativity, engineering & architectural skills, build your favorite birds or pigs, and have loads of fun! At the end of the week, parents can see our amazing amusement park creation!
Building is done with LEGO(R) bricks & technical components. Kids will see how gears, axles, & other components all function together.If kids need or want to stay all day, no problem! Enroll for morning camp, too, and save $50.
A $50 nonrefundable deposit per camp is due at time of enrollment. Payment is by cash, check, or Paypal. Please mail checks to Bricks 4 Kidz, P.O. Box 282, State College, 16804.
Morning camp is from 9am - 12pm; afternoon camp is from 1pm - 4pm. Lunchtime supervision is provided for those staying all day.
Location: Good Shepherd Church
Address: 867 Grays Woods Blvd., Port Matilda, PA, 16870 (map)
5:30 pm - Youth Yoga Ages 3-8
Join us weekly for this mixed age class in which older students are often invited to participate in leading while also being given modifications to support their own practice. All classes will engage in an initial "mindful moment" to settle into class as well as breath work, poses, games and a period of relaxation. The use of stories, songs and crafts will also be a periodic part of our yoga experience together!
Location: Wellness in Motion
Address: 611 University Drive, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com
7:00 pm - Civil Air Patrol - Nittany Composite Squadron
Would you like to honor and serve America? Do you want to prepare for your future while making new friends? Then rise to the challenge of cadet membership in the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary, Civil Air Patrol.
The CAP Cadet Program is a year-round program where Cadets fly, learn to lead, hike, camp, get in shape, and push themselves to new limits. If you’re dreaming about a career in aviation, space, or the military, CAP’s Cadet Program is for you. No military commitment is required.
To become a cadet, you must be at least 12 years old and not yet 19 years old. Cadets meet 2 hours per week and one Saturday per month, on average, and also have opportunities to attend leadership encampments, career academies, and other activities during the summer.
CAP also needs adults to support the cadet program and aerospace education program. CAP needs ground team members to aid in the rescue of survivors or to assess damage after a disaster, communications personnel to relay messages, administrative staff, financial managers, logistics and supply personnel are needed to document weekly meetings as well as our missions.
In today’s world we need good people who are willing to step up and help provide a healthy, drug-free environment to develop tomorrow’s leaders.
http://gocivilairpatrol.com/
Location: University Park Airport
Address: 2525 Fox Hill Rd, State College, PA, 16803 (map)
Website: http://nittanycap.org
Classes, Films, Lectures
10:30 am - Gentle Flow and Restoration
This is a beginner level class emphasizing the coordination of breath with movement, as well as restorative postures designed to soothe and comfort.
2:00 pm - Exploring Community & Culture: A 3-Week English for Social Communications Class
What: Practice using social English in a small group instructional setting and at local attractions with an expert English as a Second Language Instructor. You will participate in:
o small group discussions about language and culture in State College
o guided tours of local sites: Boal Mansion and Columbus Chapel, Centre Furnace Mansion, and Penn State University (with a scavenger hunt!)
When: July 8th-26th, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 2:00pm-4:00pm
Where: Thomas Bldg Rm 111, near the HUB on PSU campus, and at local sites
Register by Wednesday, July 3rd. $150/Participant. Price includes all activity fees. 2-Step Enrollment Process
1) Register (QR Code or link): http://bit.ly/2IYrann
2) Pay here: http://bit.ly/2L81BCY
Location: Thomas Building Room 111, PSU Campuse & Other Locations
Address: Joab L. Thomas Bldg, Shortlidge Road, State College, PA, 16802 (map)
Website: http://https://iecp.la.psu.edu/Exploring%20Community%20n%20Culture
To enroll or get more information: [email protected]du
4:00 pm - Gentle Yoga
Fundamental yoga postures, breathing techniques and sequences are taught in this class. All levels of students are welcome, even those who have never done yoga before. A variety of options and modifications are demonstrated so that students can practice to their own level of ability. The atmosphere of the class is kept really laid-back so that no students feel intimidated. If you think you aren’t able to do yoga, come and try this class. We bet you can!
Stay up to date on our most recent class schedule, via our website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/
6:30 pm - Photography Tours
A great opportunity for camera buffs! Plenty of time to set up and photograph every room in both Lincoln Caverns and Whisper Rocks. Tickets are $27.00 per person. Advance ticket purchase required, and space is limited! Check out ticket availability today at www.lincolncaverns.com. Ages 10+ only please. Reservations close at 5 PM the day prior to the tour.
Photography Tours may be scheduled on other evenings for camera clubs and others interested in photographing the cave. Reservations and pre-payment required at least 10 days in advance. Minimum: 6 tickets.
Location: Lincoln Caverns, Inc. and Whisper Rocks
Address: 7703 William Penn Highway U.S. Route 22, Huntingdon, PA, 16652 (map)
Website: http://www.lincolncaverns.com
6:30 pm - Power Hour Yoga
A fun, fast paced vinyasa flow designed to energize and balance the chakras or physical, emotional and spiritual energy centers. When the chakras are open, aligned and fluid, prana or energy can flow freely creating sense of self-empowerment and harmony. Students will explore a deeper sense of self-awareness and challenge their limits of dynamic, static and cardiovascular strength. If it doesn’t challenge you it won’t change you.
Stay up to date on our most recent class schedule on our website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/
Website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/
7:30 am - All Levels Alignment Based Yoga
In this all levels class we will start off with gentle poses and work up towards more active poses. We will explore our alignment in the postures and work towards holding poses for more cycles of breath. Mantras and yoga philosophy will be introduced in this class as well. All levels of students are welcome to attend. Individual attention will be given and poses modified to meet your practice where you are at so whether you are new to yoga or have been practicing for awhile this class invites you to join us.
9:00 am - 3d Printing And Cad Design
Grasp the basics of 3D design using Autodesk Fusion 360. In class activities will build skills in understanding the concepts of tolerances in parts, assemblies, prototypes, working with materials, and 3D printing designs. Challenge contests will have you working in teams to solve 3D printing challenges, and participating in mini competitions. Basic tools (a drill, scroll saw, hot glue guns, clamps, etc) will be utilized to complete tasks. Your instructor is Troy Alesi. Registration fee: $30 for all 3 days.
The Rivet is a new community workshop and makerspace that will open in Summer 2019 at Discovery Space thanks to support from the Centre Foundation Centre Inspires grant and community member donations.
While renovations are on-going, The Rivet staff and volunteers will host hands-on programs for teens, adults and families in Discovery Space’s current classroom. Visit TheRivet.org for more information.
Location: Discovery Space
Address: 1224 N. Atherton Street, State College, PA, 16803 (map)
Website: http://https://therivet.org
9:00 am - Philipsburg Heritage Days
Philipsburg Heritage Days is an annual celebration promoting historic downtown Philipsburg and the rich history of our town.
Children's games, exhibitors, food vendors, live nightly entertainment, flower show, 5K Race, Grand Parade, Drum and Bugle Corps Show, fireworks
Location: Philipsburg
Address: Philipsburg, PA (map)
Website: http://philipsburgheritagedays.com
10:00 am - Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts
The 53rd Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts will take place from July 10 through July 14, 2019. Children and Youth Day is July 10, and the Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition opens on July 11.
The Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts is an art lover’s dream! Whether shopping for a unique gift, or looking for something for yourself, our Sidewalk Sale and Exhibition is the place to be. You’ll find over 300 of the country’s best artists selling a wide variety of fine art and fine craft. If you want to see artists at work, be sure to check out our Street Paintings at their new location on Foster Avenue and our giant sand sculpture in Sidney Friedman Park. Watch as our street painters and sand sculptor make magical creations–perfect backdrops for your Festival selfie. And finally, don’t miss our juried fine art gallery exhibition, Images 2019, or our banners hanging high in the air over South Allen Street!
Location: State College
Website: http://arts-festival.com
10:00 am - People’s Choice Festival Of Pennsylvania Arts
July 11 to 14 – PEOPLE’S CHOICE FESTIVAL OF PENNSYLVANIA ARTS - Annual arts and crafts festival features the best of Central Pennsylvania’s artisans with food, fun and family entertainment in a park-like setting. Visit www.peopleschoicefestival.com for more information. $5.00 for onsite parking.
Location: Pennsylvania Military Museum
Address: 51 Boal Ave, Boalsburg, PA, 16827 (map)
Website: http://www.pamilmuseum.org
12:00 pm - QiYoga
Qigong is a Chinese system of physical exercises and breathing control similar to Yoga and Tai Chi. In this class, students will experience the benefits of blending all of these practices together. Through gentle movement, self applied massage, breathing practices, deep relaxation and meditation, participants can improve their overall balance, flexibility, and well being.
Location: Wellness in Motion Studio
Address: 611 University Drive , State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website: http://wellnessinmotionstudio.com
10:30 am - Cheri Yarnell And Jeanne McKinney, July at the Gallery Shop
Cheri Yarnell And Jeanne McKinney
Cheri Yarnell creates richly textured stoneware and porcelain vessels
which reflect her love of plants and animals. Many pieces feature
motifs of endangered and threatened animals. This years show includes
a new line of pieces designed to enhance the rituals of daily living
such as serving trays, wine cups and plates.
Jeanne McKinney is a landscape artist using the medium of soft pastel.
She enjoys painting in Central Pennsylvania and on the island of
Monhegan, off the coast of Maine.These locations allow the painter to
express her love of the land and streams in Central PA and the
majestic cliffs and sea on a small island off the coast of Maine with
a rich artistic tradition.
Location: Gallery Shop
Address: 824 Pike St, Lemont, PA, 16851 (map)
Website: http://www.gallery-shop.com
10:30 am - Cherri Yarnell, Jeanne McKinney
July Atrium Exhibit
July 2-July 27
Cheri Yarnell creates richly textured stoneware and porcelain vessels which reflect her love of plants and animals. Many pieces feature motifs of endangered and threatened animals. This years show includes a new line of pieces designed to enhance the rituals of daily living such as serving trays, wine cups and plates.
Jeanne McKinney is a landscape artist using the medium of soft pastel. She enjoys painting in Central Pennsylvania and on the island of Monhegan, off the coast of Maine.These locations allow the painter to express her love of the land and streams in Central PA and the majestic cliffs and sea on a small island off the coast of Maine with a rich artistic tradition.
Address: 824 Pike St, Lemont , PA, 16851 (map)
People's Choice Arts Festival
5:30 pm - Wingfest
For 19 years, WingFest at Tussey Mountain has been drawing hungry, happy crowds to the slopes on Thursdays in the summertime. Thousands come for the competition, the camaraderie and the entertainment, as up to 30 local restaurants and 14 top local and national bands participate each season.
GATE: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
ADMISSION COST: $5*
PARKING COST: FREE
*(kids ages 12 and under are FREE)
JUNE 27 - ROUND 1
8:00pm - Nightrain - Guns ‘n Roses tribute band
JULY 11 - ROUND 2
8:00pm - Hybrid Ice
8:00pm - Zoso - Led Zeppelin tribute band
8:00pm - My Hero Zero
AUG. 1 - ROUND 5
* 80’s NIGHT * * WEAR YOUR 80’s CLOTHES! *
8:00pm - Best Friend’s Girl - The Cars tribute band
8:00pm - Completely Unchained - Van Halen tribute band
AUG. 15 - FINALS
8:00pm - Velveeta
Location: Tussey Mountain
Address: Boalsburg, PA (map)
Website: http://www.tusseymountain.com/wingfest
8:30 pm - AstroFest
Since 1999, Penn State Astronomy students, faculty, and friends have been inviting the public to Davey Lab for AstroFest, a four night festival of Astronomy held concurrently with the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. For 2019, AstroFest will be held each evening from 8:30-11:30 pm from Wednesday, July 10 through Saturday, July 13. AstroFest features many exciting activities, talks, and presentations, including stargazing through the telescopes on the roof of Davey Lab.
Location: Davey Lab
Address: University Park, PA (map)
Website: http://astro.psu.edu/public-outreach/astrofest
« 07/09/2019 Friday
7:00 am - ALBATROSS film depicts newly-emerging issue of ocean plastic pollution
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — ALBATROSS, a film by artist Chris Jordan, will be offered as a free public screening through Penn State Centre Stage and Penn State Sustainability Institute, Friday, July 12, at 12 p.m., and Tuesday, July 16, at 7 p.m., at the Penn State Downtown Theatre. Following the Tuesday screening, a panel discussion will be held with experts who specialize in consumer behavior, the impacts of microplastics on marine environments, and the importance of local recycling efforts. Rick Lombardo, Penn State Centre Stage producing artistic director will moderate the panel.
ALBATROSS the film is a powerful visual journey into the heart of an astonishingly symbolic environmental tragedy. On one of the remotest islands on our planet, tens of thousands of baby albatrosses lie dead on the ground, their bodies filled with plastic. The story is framed in the vividly gorgeous language of state-of-the-art high-definition digital cinematography, surrounded by millions of live birds in one of the world’s most beautiful natural sanctuaries.
A primary intention of ALBATROSS is to delve into feelings of a kind that we might usually tend to avoid. This film looks deeply into sadness, grief, beauty, and love, in ways that can feel uncomfortable. But as Chris Jordan likes to say, that is the whole intention: when we allow ourselves to feel our sadness for what is being lost in our world, then we connect with the part of ourselves that loves our world. In this way, coming to know the true nature of grief can be a liberating experience. When grief is no longer seen as a “bad” feeling, then it can be embraced as a portal to deeper connection with life.
Benjamin Evett, co-producer/playwright of "Albatross" the play, running in conjunction, July 10–20 at the Penn State Downtown Theatre, incorporated the relevance of the issue into the script. Evett states, " A fundamental theme of the story is how our little thoughtless actions have consequences, ripples that affect the people around us, all living things, and the earth itself, which the play sees as having a divine spirit. "Albatross" takes on incredibly timely issues like climate change, the cruelty of humans to each other and to life on this planet, and our need to be mindful of the effect we are having."
Some portions of the film are disturbing and not intended for younger audiences. Watch the 3-minute trailer at ALBATROSSTHEFILM.COM
Website: http://www.theatre.psu.edu
9:00 am - Antique Faire
While enjoying all that’s new at this year’s Central PA Festival of the Arts, stop by the Boal Mansion Museum July 12 thru the 14th to see what’s old at the annual Antique Faire from 9 to 5 each day. In addition to the numerous vendors selling unique antiques & collectibles you can have your family heirloom appraised for $5 on Sunday, the 14th from 1 to 2pm. Show off your pie baking skills by entering the berry pie contest (judging Saturday at noon). While there, munch on some great food including “home-made” blueberry milkshakes & an assortment of berry pies. Also plan to take a tour of the museum to see artifacts as old as 3,500 years! For more info: boalmuseum.com or call 814-876-0129.
Location: Boal Mansion
Address: 163A Boal Estate Dr, Boalsburg, PA, 16827 (map)
Website: http://boalmuseum.com
11:30 am - Below Centre
Instruments that play the bass parts are often the unsung heroes of the symphonic band. The public can name famous trumpeters and flutists, but it’s pretty difficult to name a famous euphonium player, or even spell euphonium for that matter. The members of Below Centre might just change the way we think about the denizens of the bass clef as they create a melodic bass presence on the Allen Street stage.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/below-centre/
1:00 pm - Arts Festival: Wishing Wand Workshop at The Makery!
Join us on Friday, 7/12 from 1-3pm to create mixed media wishing wands and a community wishing wheel! We'll use wire, fibers, paper and other eclectic materials to make these unique, artful and inspiring creations!
For more information check out the Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1859799667454172/
Photo courtesy of MeriCherry Art Studio
Location: The Makery
Address: 209 W Calder Way, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website: http://https://themakerypa.com/
1:30 pm - Jay Vonada Quartet
The Jay Vonada Quartet has been playing concerts and festivals regionally since 2009. Interpreting classics from the great American songbook and playing original compositions is what you will hear at one of their concerts. The quartet features Jay Vonada on trombone, Kirk Reese on piano, Bob Hart on bass, and Kevin Lowe on drums. The group will release a new album later this summer.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/jay-vonada-quartet/
3:30 pm - Hops and Vines
Jonathan McVerry (hops) and Christie Clancy (vines) come together on stage for original covers, eclectic pop, bluesy rock, and sweet original tunes as well. Their repertoire has been described as rock/pop/folk/country/sorry-but-no-techo. Hops and Vines plays at venues throughout the region.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/hops-and-vines/
4:00 pm - The Christopher Dean Band
The Christopher Dean Band is a Bethlehem based blues/soul band that tours the East Coast year ‘round, playing original tunes as well as covers of tunes by Marvin Gay, Chuck Berry, Al Green, and others. Christopher Dean fronts the group, playing guitar and singing lead vocals. Christopher has been playing professionally for the past twenty years. Having toured worldwide and recording two albums with Big Jack Johnson and The Oilers, Christopher released his first solo effort in 2000. The band’s most recent album is Call Me Later.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/the-christopher-dean-band/
4:30 pm - Scott & Jack Mangene
Scott Mangene is a veteran performer in the State College music scene. He’s all about versatility—he’ll play at a bar on Saturday and church on Sunday. He’s joined on the plaza by his son, Jack.
Location: State College Municipal Building Plaza
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/scott-jack-mangene-3/
5:00 pm - Matt Santry
Matt Santry began his professional career as a social worker. While working with children with autism, he started using music in an intuitive way.
One moment changed the way Matt looked at music. His client, who rarely used words to communicate, sang an entire Christmas song, line for line, by himself. In awe of this interaction, Matt was inspired to begin writing his own songs.
Over ten years later, Matt continues to search for that human connection through his own music. His journey has taken him across the country performing at over 100 colleges, on festivals bills with the acts like The Lumineers and Counting Crows, sharing stages with Delta Rae, Brent Young, Tony Lucca to name a few.
In addition to performing his own songs, his voice has been featured in numerous national ad campaigns, from a singing cowboy in a Febreze commercial to backing Adam Levine and Blake Shelton in The Voice, Season 14 “Porch Commercial” which debuted on Super Bowl LLI.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/matt-santry/
5:30 pm - Ted McCloskey and the Hi-Fi’s
Ted McCloskey has been telling compelling stories for a long time. He is a singer/songwriter, a multi-instrumentalist, a producer and film composer. His award-winning music has been featured on AMC’s The Walking Dead and Mad Men, NBC’s, The Voice, PBS, MTV, Discovery, and the History Channel, among others. In March 2013 Honda Motors picked up a track from his 2012 album, The Last of the Pin-Up Girls for use in a national television ad campaign. When you see Ted and his band, The Hi-Fi’s, you know you’re seeing something special. It’s pure energy—a snarling kind of rock ‘n’ roll that’s hard to find these days.
Ted’s 9th release, Last Flower Standing, is a complex and haunting exposé on those toxic flowers and beautiful weeds that exist all around us. It’s about unshakable shadows that can’t just be buried and forgotten. It’s about discarded souls that have been uprooted yet survive. Familiarly riff-driven and doused in exposed nerves and slide guitars—Last Flower Standing is both heartbreaking and beautiful; a survival story and a past exhumed.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/ted-mccloskey-and-the-hi-fis/
6:30 pm - Tim Vitullo
If there is such a thing as a run-of-the-mill Festival performer, Tim Vitullo isn’t it.
In 2012 he released his first EP, This is the Thing. The tracks were all original compositions, exploring the harmonic & melodic characteristics of bebop, Brazilian bossa nova, and modal jazz. The EP doubled as his undergraduate thesis, enabling him to graduate with honors in music from Penn State, where he received a second bachelor’s degree in Civil and Environmental Engineering.
An accomplished singer, guitarist, & songwriter, Vitullo decided to return home to both Pittsburgh & his blues influences to record Josephine & Assorted Train Songs, his debut studio LP. That album borrows as much from Vitullo’s jazz, jam band, & country influences as it does the American blues tradition. Since its release, Tim has been performing regularly with his group, the Tim Vitullo Band in the northeast & midwest.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/tim-vitullo/
7:00 pm - Joe Baione Jazz Trio
The youngest of three musical sons from musical parents, Joe Baione is a professional jazz vibraphonist, educator, and producer. By day, Baione is an energetic and highly creative band teacher and by night he continues that high energy, passion and creativity in his jazz performances. Joe and his band have performed at the prestigious Air Jamaica Jazz and Blues Festival in Montego Bay, the Temecula Valley Jazz Festival, and The Cape May Jazz Festival. Baione has opened for Michael Bolton, Monty Alexander, and the legendary Dave Brubeck.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/joe-baione-jazz-trio/
7:30 pm - Erin Condo’s & the Hoofties
In the last few years, Erin has lived in different parts of the country- from Texas to Northern California, to North Carolina, along the way composing a new set of songs that draw from soul, swing, bluegrass, country, and good old rock and roll influences. Her new songs tell stories of Texas prostitutes, cheating motel owners, colorful dresses, coal mining towns, and trouble with a capital “T.”
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/erin-condo-love-lightning/
7:30 pm - Harold Lloyd’s 'The Kid Brother' by Ben Model on the theatre organ
In The Kid Brother, silent-comedy legend Harold Lloyd goes west in this irresistible blend of action, romance, and slapstick invention. The everyman round eyeglasses is at his best as Harold Hickory, the mild-mannered son of a prominent lawman who lives in the shadow of his macho brothers. When a traveling medicine show rolls into town, it brings with it excitement, the possibility of love, and a chance for Harold to prove his mettle. Deftly balancing Lloyd’s brilliant sight gags and thrilling set pieces—including an epic, knock-down, drag-out fight aboard an abandoned ship—with one of the actor-filmmaker’s most fully realized, root-for-the-underdog narratives, The Kid Brother is a hilarious and heartwarming high-water mark of early screen comedy.
Ben Model is one of the nation’s leading silent film accompanists, and performs on both piano and theatre organ. He works full-time presenting and accompanying silent films in a wide variety of venues internationally, carrying on a tradition he learned from the great silent film organist Lee Erwin.
In the course of his career, Ben has created and performed live scores for several hundred silent films, films lasting anywhere from one minute to five hours.
Ben is a resident film accompanist at the Museum of Modern Art and at the Library of Congress’ Packard Campus Theatre. Ben performs regularly at classic film festivals, universities, museums, and historic theaters across the country. He as composed film scores for both orchestra and concert band for accompaniment to films by Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. These scores are performed around the U.S. every year by professional and school ensembles.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/ben-model/
8:00 pm - Essence of Joy Alumni Singers
Since its first performance at the Festival in 2006, the “Essence” performance has come to be a highlight of the Festival. Founded by former Penn State Laureate, Dr. Anthony T. Leach, Essence of Joy, and its progeny, the Essence of Joy Alumni Singers, and Essence II, Ltd., perform sacred and secular music from the African and African-American tradition. This year, the Festival is delighted to present the Essence of Joy Alumni Singers.
The choir has performed extensively at festivals and schools, and in churches, concert halls. They’ve sung, not just in Pennsylvania, but also in Maryland, Virginia, Alabama, New York, Florida, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Washington D.C., Belgium, Luxembourg, and France. The choir released its first CD, Joy, in July 2011.
While Dr. Leach retired from Penn State in 2018, he still serves as conductor of the Essence of Joy Alumni Singers and Essence II, Ltd. He is also director of music at Monumental AME, Steelton, PA. He also serves as chair for Lifelong Music for the Eastern Division of the American Choral Directors Association.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/essence-of-joy-alumni-singers/
9:00 pm - Front Country
Front Country is an American folk pop and progressive bluegrass band founded in 2011 in San Francisco. Following the release of its first full length album, Sake of Song, in 2014, the band began touring. On April 7, 2017 Front Country released its second full-length album Other Love Songs, debuting at #2 on the Billboard Bluegrass Albums Chart.
The odds were very long at the five members of Front Country would end up in a bluegrass band. Singer Melody Walker sang roots rock; bass player Jeremey Darrow was into jazz; Leif Karlstrom trained to be a classical violinist, while Adam Roszkiewicz, the mandolinist, studied classical guitar. The band’s guitarist, Jacob Groopman toured with ate piece Afro-pop band.
However, when you bring them together, the synergies they create make a new sound, something NPR has called ‘string band pop”, perfect for a summer’s evening on the Old Main Lawn.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/front-country/
9:30 pm - The Chris Bell Band
Chris’s music draws in equal measure from traditional and contemporary blues, southern rock, and alternative country without compromising his integrity or missing a beat. Bell’s passion for music has long been fueled by his love of the guitar and the icons who helped propel the instrument to its legendary status. Whether he’s rocking, delving into Americana, Country Rock, R&B, or hitting you with searing, straight-ahead blues, Chris plays and sings with charisma, heart, and energy.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/the-chris-bell-band/
9:30 pm - The Nightcrawlers
Passionately delivered vocals, fiery-smooth guitar, raging sax, growling harp, a tight-ass rhythm section and songs that stick in your head like gum to the bottom of your shoes. The Nightcrawlers groove strikes an affinity in your soul that is undeniable and often addictive!
The Nightcrawlers’ style is not easily defined. Their original and fresh sound mesh the influences of each band members own personal style and flavor; rock, jazz, funk, world-beat, Latin, rockabilly and alt-country/Americana are combined with insightful lyrics creating a style that can only be described as “uniquely Nightcrawlers”.
Website: http://arts-festival.com/event/the-nightcrawlers/
7:00 pm - Indian Block Printing: Bags & More July 12 3-5
Try out the traditional technique of Indian Block prints. These wood blocks have beautiful intricate designs. I will have a large variety of wooden blocks available. You have the choice of designing your own tea Towel, tote bag satchel or wristlet. All materials included.
Location: The Makery State College
Address: State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website: http://https://michelerandall.bigcartel.com/product/indian-block-print-bags-more
9:00 am - Beginner Yoga
10:30 am - Yoga Therapy for Scoliosis
Learn how to safely practice yoga for scoliosis:
- Reduce pain, increase body awareness, restore balance to your body.
- Understand your unique scoliosis pattern; curves verses concavities.
- Become aware of your body habits.
- Receive support from a like minded group, who all understand what it's like to have scoliosis.
Classes are limited to a maximum of 6 students to ensure that each person receives individual attention, therefore pre-registration is required. You can do so on our website:
http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/
No yoga experience is necessary. If you'd like to discuss your specific back concerns with Mandy before class, please email [email protected]
Cost: $30/class or 4 classes for $100
(This same class also takes place on Wednesdays at 10:30am).
4:00 pm - Community Reiki Clinic
Get comfy with our bolsters/blankets, and unwind from your week, as you receive Reiki in a group setting. Throughout your Community Reiki Session you will receive a combination of hands on Reiki as well as distance Reiki. Stones and aromatherapy may be used as well.
What is Reiki anyways? Reiki is a non-invasive form of energy therapy. Community sessions are unique as the energy of the group makes for a powerful restorative experience. Tea will be offered. All are Welcome. Class cards may be used, pre-registration required.
Address: 611 University Dr, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
6:00 pm - Soothing Yoga
In this class, you will experience slow and mindful movements nurturing kindness and compassion for the body. More introspective in nature, the majority of this class will be floor-based, seated or reclined using blocks, blankets, straps and bolsters to prevent unnecessary strain. Taking time to feel your body move, the class is designed to be an accessible environment for students of all ages and abilities by respecting the varied nature of each and every body. Come ready to stretch your body, quiet your mind and relax your spirit.
Pre-registration is required for this class. Class will be limited to 10 students max.
4:00 pm - Comics Club
For comic artists & fans! The club meets every Friday.
Discuss comics, draw, write, or collaborate.
Location: Schlow Centre Region Library
Address: 211 SOUTH ALLEN ST, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website: http://schlowlibrary.org
10:00 pm - Greg Warren
Greg Warren, most recently seen on Late Night with Seth Meyers, The Late Show and Comedy Central Presents, has built a strong fan base with an act inspired by his Midwestern upbringing. An honest mix of self-deprecation, frustration and an arsenal of lifelike characters highlight Greg’s colorful perspective.
He is a favorite on the nationally syndicated Bob & Tom Radio Show, which led to touring theaters nationwide with The Bob & Tom All Stars Comedy Tour. Greg hails from St. Louis, where his father was a high school wrestling coach and his mother made him play clarinet in the band. He has captivated audiences with anecdotes about the conflict inherent in meshing the two disparate high school identities of varsity wrestler and band geek.
Greg was also a West Point cadet, where he distinguished himself by amassing an impressive tally of demerits and endless hours of pointless marching. After moving on to the University of Missouri, he studied journalism and became an All-American college wrestler. While in college, Greg won a comedy contest and was invited to perform at Déjà Vu, a local club in Columbia, Missouri. After a stint selling Jif and Pringles for Procter & Gamble, Greg made the decision to become a full-time comedian, applauded by audiences all across the country.
Website: http://thestatetheatre.org/greg-warren/
Location: The State Theatre
Address: 130 W College Ave., State College, PA, 16801 (map)
4:00 pm - Art with a Heart
Art sale by local artists. Enjoy snacks, art, and live music while supporting our community. There will be a variety of types of art at a variety of price points. Buy a piece of art and choose a nonprofit to receive 100% of your donation: Calvary Global Kids, Pregnancy Resource Clinic, Out of the Cold, Jana Marie Foundation, Centre Helps or Nittany Mountain Biking Association.
Friday July 12, 4 - 8pm; Saturday July 13, 10am - 5pm; and Sunday July 14, 1 - 5pm at Calvary Harvest Fields
Location: Calvary Harvest Fields
Address: 150 Harvest Fields Dr, Boalsburg, PA, 16827 (map)
Website: http://https://www.facebook.com/events/2161941240763753/
7:30 pm - Free Concerts on VIllage Green
JUNE, JULY, and AUGUST, Friday evenings, 7:30 pm - 9 pm, on the VILLAGE GREEN, in the new Band Shelter.
NOTE: IF heavy RAIN is in the forecast, the concert will be in the GRANARY, upstairs.
Please bring chairs or blankets for inside or outside.
Ready-to-eat food by a local truck will be at the Village Green for delicious supper offerings. Thanks to all our musicians who play for the fun of playing in a terrific venue. We have an exciting line-up with some who have performed before and several new-to-us. Picnickers are always welcome. Concerts are free, but a basket is passed this summer for a lighting system for the newly built BAND SHELTER!
June 7 - Steve Van Hook
June 14 - Mitch Angle
June 21 - Nittany Knights
June 28 - Ken Baxter
July 5 - Christopher Kent
July 12 - Richard Sleigh
July 19 - Hops & Vines
July 26 - Side Project
August 2 - Beaver Avenue Beggers
August 9 - OverheaD
August 16 - The Project
August 23 - Acoustic Artifacts
August 30 - Tussey mountain Moonshiners
Location: Village Green
Address: LemontState College, PA (map)
Website: http://www.lemontvillage.org/concerts-on-the-village-green
7:00 pm - IngleBean Open Mic
Come on down every Friday night from 6 to 10 for a valley open mic at The IngleBean Coffee House.
Location: IngleBean Coffee House
Address: 106 east main st box 332, Millheim, PA, 16854 (map)
Website: http://inglebean.com/
10:00 am - Annual Antique Faire & Sale
What better venue than a 200-year-old estate & museum to host an annual antique show & sale showcasing vendors from near and far, with blueberry pies, milkshakes, and other goodies, too!
Location: Columbus Chapel & Boal Mansion Museum
Address: 163 Boal Estate Drive, Boalsburg, PA, 16827 (map)
Website: http://www.boalmuseum.com
11:30 am - State College Farmers Market
There are many reasons to buy local, but the best reason is flavor. Food that doesn’t travel as far is fresher. In Downtown State College, seasonal eating is just a short walk away with farmers markets twice a week, and our independently owned restaurants which use locally grown and sourced food. Our markets are attended by a selection of local farms and artisans.
Small local farms are more likely to use sustainable farming practices and to grow a wider variety of crops. The heirloom seeds that your neighboring farmer grows will remind you what tomatoes (or green beans, potatoes, peppers, and other fruits and vegetables) used to taste like. They will also remind you that there is more than one kind of each, as local farms grow fruits and vegetables that are unique and inspirational to cook with.
Visit any of our markets and find: dozens of local fruit and veggie farmers; local cheeses, meats, and eggs; flowers, herbs, plants and soaps; delicious ready-to-eat baked goods, jams, honey, and lots more.
The markets take place on Tuesdays and Fridays from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on the 100 block of Locust Lane. Participating farmers are required to personally produce everything they sell. The markets start outdoors the first week of May and run through the beginning of November.
Location: Locust Lane
Website: http://www.downtownstatecollege.com/live/locally-grown/
8:30 am - Registration - BOOT CAMP for KIDS
August 03 – BOOT CAMP for KIDS – A summer day camp of military instruction designed for children ages 8 to 13. Participants are assigned to platoons attending to training stations staffed by prior service soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines. A t-shirt, boonie hat and lunch of Meals-Ready-to-Eat are be provided. Pre-registration and program fee of $40 required. Registration deadline JULY 25, 2019. Info on website
5:00 pm - Penn State Lift for Life
The annual "Lift for Life," the signature event of the Penn State Uplifting Athletes chapter is set for Friday, July 12 at Holuba Hall starting at 5 p.m.
Doors will open at 4:30 p.m. There is a suggested donation of $10 for adults and $5 for kids to support the Penn State Chapter of Uplifting Athletes. All proceeds from the Penn State Lift for Life will benefit the rare disease community.
The football team will also conduct a kids clinic from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Cost to participate in the clinic is $15 per child. The participants also will receive a Lift for Life T-shirt.
More than 80 football squad members are expected participate in the Penn State Lift for Life and will be available for an autograph session immediately after the event in Holuba Hall. This year's Penn State Football poster will be available, while supplies last.
All proceeds from the Penn State Chapter 17th annual Lift For Life supports Uplifting Athletes and its commitment to life skills development, patient-focused programs and rare disease research.
Location: Holuba Hall
Website: http://pledgeit.org/for/penn-state-lift-for-life-2019
10:00 am - Barn Sale
Livestock gates and fencing, beseler enlarger and darkroom equipment, couch,chair,desk,remote car starter kit, Bisell steam floor cleaner, shoes clothes, rocket launcher, remote controlled army tank ,men’s golf clubs with bag and travel case, aquarium, duck and chicken eggs, wooden lawn chairs, toys, glassware, Koehler sinks,reclaimed barn wood and doors,beautiful planters on 100 year old clay pipe and more
Location: 161 Moonhill Lane
Address: Boalsburg , PA, 16827 (map)
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