State College, PA Events: Community Calendar

Yoga Story Time is a fun-loving, and active yoga class for early walkers through young four year olds and their parent/caregiver. This class is all about your little one's emerging skills and independence. We explore poses, social skills and new movement through songs, games, play, and stories. Parent fully participate in class but no yoga experience or yoga mat is required. Simply wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to move.

Join us for virtual storytime with a Children’s Staff Member! Enjoy books, songs, fingerplays, and more. Recommended for ages 2-6. Register online at schlowlibrary.org/events.

**Class will be held virtually via Zoom until further notice. Once Registered at wellnessinmotionstudio.com for the class, you will be emailed a Zoom link.

A mat-based formatted class designed for people who like to sweat & burn calories! Inspired by Yoga and Pilates using focus, flow, and fusion-style movements, as it incorporates dynamic balance, strength, flexibility, and functional training in a rhythmic style. Suitable for all levels!

Stay up to date on our most recent class schedule, via our website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/

**Class will be held virtually via Zoom until further notice. Once Registered at wellnessinmotionstudio.com for the class, you will be emailed a Zoom link.
Stay up to date on our most recent class schedule, via our website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/

This class offers a sequence of poses that focus on connecting movement to breath. This practice cultivates mindfulness and non-judgmental awareness of body alignment, sensations, and energy flow. Movement (through asanas) and rest (through guided meditation in savasana) are both incorporated to encourage centering in the physical body through attentiveness to the breath to quiet the mind. Some previous yoga experience is helpful, but not required.

This class is a fusion of vinyasa flows and longer holds of yin yoga. The vinyasa portion will connect breath with movement through asanas, while the yin portion of class will give you a deep stretch to target deep connective tissue. A great combination to fuel your body, mind, and soul. This class is suitable for all levels of experience, with modifications provided.

Join Schlow Go & Chess Club every Saturday and keep your mind sharp!

Play and learn basics and tactics while having fun.

All ages welcome.

No registration necessary.

Looking for some safe, spooky fun this Halloween? Put on your best Halloween costume and run (or walk) 5k anywhere and at any time to support the ACRES Project, a local nonprofit by adults with autism, for adults with autism. Enter our virtual costume contest and earn rewards for fundraising. All participants get a t-shirt! Register today at www.runsignup.com/acreshalloweenhustle

Dates:	10/24/2020 - 10/31/2020
Start Time:	7:00 am
Location:	Anywhere (Virtual Event)
Address:	2400 Bernel Road, State College, PA, 16803 (map)
Website:	http://www.acresproject.org
Photos:	2

Great Stuff! Antiques, video games, comic books, home decor, glassware, Rosechintz china, Jewelry, furniture, wheelchair, furniture, Christmas items, clothing, CD's/DVDs, etc....
Masks Required and No early sales.

Yoga Story Time is a fun-loving, and active yoga class for early walkers through young four year olds and their parent/caregiver. This class is all about your little one's emerging skills and independence. We explore poses, social skills and new movement through songs, games, play, and stories. Parent fully participate in class but no yoga experience or yoga mat is required. Simply wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to move.

Re-energize and recharge your mind, body and spirit with a sequence of poses connecting movement to breath. This self-care practice follows the familiar style of Slow Flow and incorporates flowing transitions between postures and posture holds for balance, flexibility and strength. Class is designed to support inner reflection, mind and body connection, and self-compassion. Some yoga experience is helpful but not required, and modifications for Every Body will be offered.

Never say Nevermore!
Fun sPOEtackular Poe Plans for Saturday evenings.
Saturday, Oct 24 & 31
7:30pm, Free
www.tempestproductions.org

Once upon a midnight dreary… Join us on Saturday nights, as we celebrate the works of Edgar Allan Poe! Each night we look at different stories, different performers, and/or different adaptations of the stories. Come hear the wonderful words and explore the macabre worlds of Edgar Allan Poe.

Saturday, Oct 24 with Elizabeth Bagley, Jeff Brown, Bruce Clough, Jon Vickers Jones, AJ Liana, Kathy Morrow, Judy Moss, Vanessa Peduzzi, Ariane Ryan, Jim Sampson, Joanne Smith, and Lori Wilson. Co-hosts Jim Colbert and Cynthia Mazzant.

Saturday, Oct 31 with Elizabeth Bagley, Bruce Clough, Sarah Devan, Stephanie Gates, Jon Vickers Jones, Randy Maggiore, Carrie Marcinkevage, Evan Marcinkevage, Paul Marcinkevage, Laura Riley, Laura Waldhier, and Mike Waldhier. Co-hosts Jim Colbert and Cynthia Mazzant.

Special appearances by Roxy Arrojo, Kimberly Stowell, Elaine Meder-Wilgus, Ann Van Kuren/VanDance Inc. and Joseph Alfonso, Genesis Fernandez, Clarisse Moreno, and Anisha Ortega, seniors at Jose Marti STEM Academy in Union City, NJ.

Dates:	10/24/2020 - 10/31/2020
Start Time:	7:30 pm
Location:	online
Address:	online, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website:	http://www.tempestproductions.org
Photos:	1

Hostile Terrain 94 is a participatory art exhibition occurring in nearly 150 cities around the globe. Aiming to bear witness to and memorialize the thousands of lives claimed by the U.S./Mexico Border since the 1990s, the exhibition invites collaborators, citizens, and community members alike to write the identifying information known about these migrants and map where their lives were lost. Hostile Terrain 94 raises awareness about the human consequences of policies such as “Prevention Through Deterrence.” The Undocumented Migration Project (UMP) is an arts-education-research collective aiming to humanize the migrant experience between Latin America and the United States. UMP projects are collaborative public endeavors meant to inspire and engage participants to work towards positive social change.

Human Expectations is an exhibition of four artists working throughout the U.S. in ceramic, neon, and glass. Each artist approaches the form of the human head as a map or apparition – expressing systems of knowing, disruption, and social difference. Weighty, incisive, and unflinching these works connect deeply to the worlds of emotions, feelings, and embodied knowledge. Working from their interests, stories, and origins these artists consider the limitations and possibilities of human expectations – their ignorance, perceptual limitations, and potentially their magic. On view throughout the exhibition cases in the HUB-Robeson Center.

Plastic. It is convenient and pervasive, lifesaving and the root of suffering. It is so ingrained in our lives it is hard to imagine a world without it. This imagining lies at the heart of the exhibition CARE. not convenience. Created entirely with salvaged plastic, this collaboration between an artist, designer, and an environmental sciences researcher aspired to shed light on society’s dependence and careless overuse, as well as, thoughtless disposal of plastic. The primary material used for work creation was found and collected plastic bags. The extensive exploration of this petroleum-based material has led to methods of fusing sheets of plastic with heat, and making art forms with functional design capabilities (such as wearable art and hanging space dividers) and attention to minimizing waste in processes of production. Text written and selected by Lissy Goralnik. This exhibition was selected by a jury of Penn State faculty, staff, and students.

October Sept 29 to Oct 24


Ian Stainton

Ian Stainton will be showing hi-fired porcelain, made on the potters
wheel. Ian produces functional pottery such as bowls, vases, mugs etc.
in beautiful safe glazes.



Tom Rosenow

Tom’s practice as an artist is rooted in the landscape. He is
passionate about painting from life as well as the pursuit of
technical refinement when working in the studio. The goal of his
primary body of work is to elicit nostalgia and push the viewer to
access their own memories relating to landscapes. Whether or not
they've been to the places he has painted, he hopes the scenes feel
familiar.

**Class will be held virtually via Zoom until further notice. Once Registered at wellnessinmotionstudio.com for the class, you will be emailed a Zoom link.

A mat-based formatted class designed for people who like to sweat & burn calories! Inspired by Yoga and Pilates using focus, flow, and fusion-style movements, as it incorporates dynamic balance, strength, flexibility, and functional training in a rhythmic style. Suitable for all levels!

Stay up to date on our most recent class schedule, via our website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/

**Class will be held virtually via Zoom until further notice. Once Registered at wellnessinmotionstudio.com for the class, you will be emailed a Zoom link.
Stay up to date on our most recent class schedule, via our website: http://www.wellnessinmotionstudio.com/classes-and-events/class-calendar/

This class offers a sequence of poses that focus on connecting movement to breath. This practice cultivates mindfulness and non-judgmental awareness of body alignment, sensations, and energy flow. Movement (through asanas) and rest (through guided meditation in savasana) are both incorporated to encourage centering in the physical body through attentiveness to the breath to quiet the mind. Some previous yoga experience is helpful, but not required.

Re-energize and recharge your mind, body and spirit with a sequence of poses connecting movement to breath. This self-care practice follows the familiar style of Slow Flow and incorporates flowing transitions between postures and posture holds for balance, flexibility and strength. Class is designed to support inner reflection, mind and body connection, and self-compassion. Some yoga experience is helpful but not required, and modifications for Every Body will be offered.

BCSGCR will hold their December meeting at Stonebridge Senior Apartments on Bristol Ave. Please email for details: [email protected]

This class is a fusion of vinyasa flows and longer holds of yin yoga. The vinyasa portion will connect breath with movement through asanas, while the yin portion of class will give you a deep stretch to target deep connective tissue. A great combination to fuel your body, mind, and soul. This class is suitable for all levels of experience, with modifications provided.

Hello hello, Dennis Alan here and I am starting this Meetup to talk everything homesteading, self sufficiency other ways to improve our lives. I moved out here from the NYC area to build an off grid homestead on my 28 acres in Woodward, PA. I have studied permaculture for years and had a pretty cool little urban homestead in Jersey City, NJ. Let's all share knowledge, time and energy with other like-minded folks and start changing our lives for the better.
If you can't make it please check out my podcast and youtube channel for some more info
http://dennisalan.com/tag/podcast
https://www.youtube.com/user/enufallredy

Dates:	03/20/2019 - 03/08/2021
Start Time:	7:00 pm
Location:	Inglebean coffee shop
Address:	106 east main st Millheim, PA, millheim, PA, 16854 (map)
Photos:	3

Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s
Front Row: National
Summer Evenings III

Virtual event
Watch the event beginning at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, October 22. It will be available for streaming through 7:30 p.m. Monday, October 26.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center’s Front Row: National virtual concert collection features beautifully shot, full-length HD performance videos from the society’s archive, curated by organization co-Artistic Directors David Finckel and Wu Han, plus insight from artists who have previously performed at the Center for the Performing Arts.

The series was created to provide a new way for audiences to experience chamber music in a meaningful and innovative way—from the virtual “front row,” in the comfort and safety of listeners’ homes. The Center for the Performing Arts will present three of the society’s Summer Evening series performances this fall. Each program will feature a Baroque work, a classical piece, and a favorite of the Romantic era.

Each piece of the second program, Summer Evenings III, will be introduced by Finckel and Han and will feature three full performances:

• Tomaso Albinoni’s Sonata di Concerto a 7 in D Major for Trumpet, Two Violins, Two Violas, Cello, and Continuo with David Washburn, trumpet; Ani Kavafian and Giora Schmidt, violins; Mark Holloway and Richard O’Neill, violas; Mihai Marica, cello; Stéphane Logerot, bass; and Kenneth Weiss, harpsichord.

• Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s Quartet in D Major for Flute, Violin, Viola, and Cello, K. 285, with Tara Helen O’Connor, flute; Benjamin Beilman, violin; Richard O’Neill, viola; and Keith Robinson, cello.

• Johannes Brahms’ Trio in C minor for Piano, Violin, and Cello, Op. 101, with Michael Brown, piano; Paul Huang, violin; and Dmitri Atapine, cello.

After each work is performed, Finckel and Han will have a conversation, in turn, with Kavafian, O’Connor, and Huang.

Finckel and Han previously performed at the Center for the Performing Arts as a duo in 2005, and with violinist Philip Setzer in 2017 and 2018 for the Beethoven Piano Trios. Finckel also performed at Penn State as a member of Emerson String Quartet in 1990, 2002, and 2009.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center is one of eleven constituents of the largest performing arts complex in the world, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts—which includes the New York Philharmonic, New York City Ballet, Lincoln Center Theater, and The Metropolitan Opera. With its home in Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, the society is known for the extraordinary quality of its performances and its programming, and for setting the benchmark for chamber music worldwide.

Dates:	10/22/2020 - 10/26/2020
Start Time:	7:30 pm
Location:	virtual event
Address:	State College, PA (map)
Website:	http://cpa.psu.edu/events/cmslc-frontrow2
Photos:	1

Never say Nevermore!
Fun sPOEtackular Poe Plans for Saturday evenings.
Saturday, Oct 24 & 31
7:30pm, Free
www.tempestproductions.org

Once upon a midnight dreary… Join us on Saturday nights, as we celebrate the works of Edgar Allan Poe! Each night we look at different stories, different performers, and/or different adaptations of the stories. Come hear the wonderful words and explore the macabre worlds of Edgar Allan Poe.

Saturday, Oct 24 with Elizabeth Bagley, Jeff Brown, Bruce Clough, Jon Vickers Jones, AJ Liana, Kathy Morrow, Judy Moss, Vanessa Peduzzi, Ariane Ryan, Jim Sampson, Joanne Smith, and Lori Wilson. Co-hosts Jim Colbert and Cynthia Mazzant.

Saturday, Oct 31 with Elizabeth Bagley, Bruce Clough, Sarah Devan, Stephanie Gates, Jon Vickers Jones, Randy Maggiore, Carrie Marcinkevage, Evan Marcinkevage, Paul Marcinkevage, Laura Riley, Laura Waldhier, and Mike Waldhier. Co-hosts Jim Colbert and Cynthia Mazzant.

Special appearances by Roxy Arrojo, Kimberly Stowell, Elaine Meder-Wilgus, Ann Van Kuren/VanDance Inc. and Joseph Alfonso, Genesis Fernandez, Clarisse Moreno, and Anisha Ortega, seniors at Jose Marti STEM Academy in Union City, NJ.

Dates:	10/24/2020 - 10/31/2020
Start Time:	7:30 pm
Location:	online
Address:	online, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website:	http://www.tempestproductions.org
Photos:	1

Looking for some safe, spooky fun this Halloween? Put on your best Halloween costume and run (or walk) 5k anywhere and at any time to support the ACRES Project, a local nonprofit by adults with autism, for adults with autism. Enter our virtual costume contest and earn rewards for fundraising. All participants get a t-shirt! Register today at www.runsignup.com/acreshalloweenhustle

Dates:	10/24/2020 - 10/31/2020
Start Time:	7:00 am
Location:	Anywhere (Virtual Event)
Address:	2400 Bernel Road, State College, PA, 16803 (map)
Website:	http://www.acresproject.org
Photos:	2

Join us for virtual storytime with a Children’s Staff Member! Enjoy books, songs, fingerplays, and more. Recommended for ages 2-6. Register online at schlowlibrary.org/events.

Monster Mugs Class: This class will be taught over two sessions on Saturday, October 24 and Saturday, October 31 from 12pm-1:30pm.

Throw a mug that can be adapted into a spooky creation! Students will throw a vessel on the pottery wheel and adapt it through hand building techniques to resemble a spooky creature of their choice. Come prepared to get messy. Face masks are required, and this class is socially distanced.

Please Note: You will need to be able to create a vessel using the wheel and so throwing experience is a prerequisite for this class.

BONUS: Any piece created in this class will be fired in the kiln free of charge.
BONUS: Students taking this class will be credited with a day pass so that they may return during workshop hours to glaze their piece or work on their own projects.

Starting Sept 25. Every Friday, Noon-7pm and Saturday 11am-4pm through October 24. Live entertainment, local crat vednors and food trucks.

Dates:	09/25/2020 - 10/24/2020
Start Time:	12:01 pm
Location:	Way Fruit Farm
Address:	2355 Halfmoon Valley Rd., Port Matilda, PA (map)
Website:	http://www.facebook.com/wayfruitfarm
Photos:	1

The Rivet at Discovery Space is open for reservation-only on Saturdays from 4:30pm-7pm. Every effort will be made to comply with local and federal guidelines and we will ensure that every maker feels safe sharing space in a socially distant manner. Makers are expected to wear face masks at all times and wash hands often. Saturdays will be charged at half the Day Pass rate. To reserve a tool and space to work, please email [email protected] with the date and time frame that you expect to be in the space. For more information, please visit therivet.org.

Great Stuff! Antiques, video games, comic books, home decor, glassware, Rosechintz china, Jewelry, furniture, wheelchair, furniture, Christmas items, clothing, CD's/DVDs, etc....
Masks Required and No early sales.

Ford 2n tractor, household items , black and white enlarger, clothes, shoes, barnwood, bissel steam cleaner, toys, video games, air fryer,video games and consoles, 100 gallon fuel tank and transfer pump
100 gallon water tank bookshelves. Chocolate fountain. Rake attachment for tractor,

Dates:	10/17/2020 - 11/30/2020
Start Time:	10:00 am
Location:	161 Moonhill Lane
Address:	Boalsburg , PA, 16827 (map)
Photos:	3