State College, PA Events: Community Calendar

Join Eric Ian Farmer on Saturday, July 20, 2019 from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Whipple Dam State Park Beach. Raised in Raleigh, North Carolina - but born in State College - Eric Ian Farmer keeps alive classics by artists like Marvin Gaye, Otis Redding, and Bob Marley, as well as shares his own songs about relationships, social awareness, and finding one's path in life. Eric has been performing locally for the past several years at places like Karma, Webster's, Zeno's, and The Adam's Apple. For more information and performance schedule for Eric, visit his website at http://VocallyGrown.com. Physical Address for Whipple Dam State Park is: 3746 Laurel Run Road, Petersburg, PA 16669.

“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.

Dates:	07/10/2019 - 07/20/2019
Start Time:	8:00 pm
Location:	Penn State Downtown Theatre
Address:	146 S. Allen St, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website:	http://https://theatre.psu.edu/albatross
Photos:	1

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.

Dates:	06/01/2019 - 07/31/2019
Start Time:	12:00 am
Location:	The Bellefonte Art Museum For Centre County
Address:	133 North Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, PA, 16823 (map)
Website:	http://https://www.bellefontemuseum.org/
Photos:	3

Parent-Tot Yoga is a supportive, fun-loving, and active yoga class for early walkers – young 4 year olds and their parent/caregiver. This class is all about your new mover. Crawlers and walkers learn poses, songs, and games while they explore new movement and social skills. Parent fully participate in class but no yoga experience or yoga mat is required. Simply wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to move.

July 20 & 21 – “VIETNAM Revisited Living History Combat Bivouac” – Living historian’s bivouac (encampment) on the grounds of the Pennsylvania Military Museum portraying the combat soldier of the Vietnam era in Southeast Asia. Daily programs include accompanying squads on Recon Patrols and a tactical patrol ambush demonstration at 1:30 p.m. Bivouac opens at 10 a.m.

Dates:	07/20/2019 - 07/21/2019
Start Time:	10:00 am
Location:	Pennsylvania Military Museum
Address:	51 Boal Ave, Boalsburg, PA, 16827 (map)
Website:	http://www.pamilmuseum.org
Photos:	3

A half-hour of stories, fingerplays, and a craft, or movies or a special performance. Participants should arrive within 15 minutes of the start of the program to join activities.

For children ages 6-10 with their families.

How do pollinators help to create vibrant, healthy ecosystems? Join us for 75 minutes of hands-on learning with a pollinator researcher! This STEM Pillars program will focus on pollinators, like bees, and how they help the plants in our world thrive.

This is a Penn State research project so researchers will be present with video recorders. Please register ahead of time at the front desk or by calling 814-234-0200 as space is limited.

Start Time:	2:30 pm
Location:	Discovery Space
Address:	1224 N Atherton Street, State College, PA, 16803 (map)
Website:	http://https://discoveryspace.org
Photos:	1

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/

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

Dates:	07/08/2019 - 07/26/2019
Start Time:	2:00 pm
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
Photos:	1

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.

Dates:	07/11/2019 - 08/01/2019
Start Time:	6:30 pm
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
Photos:	1

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.

Ghost hunting takes a dangerously amusing turn this July as “Murder Inn” opens on July 19th at The Playhouse at McConnellstown. A solid combination of thriller and comedic timing, this play is sure to keep you on your toes and leave you in stitches.

The eighteenth century Barnsley Inn, located in New England, is supposedly haunted by a knife-throwing poltergeist named Marco. A group of tourists from the Ghosts and Ghouls of New England tour are forced to make an unscheduled stop at the Barnsley in order to escape an impending storm.

What looks to be an unpleasant and uncomfortable detour soon turns into a night of mayhem and madness as knives begin to pop up…in the most unexpected places. As the storm builds and the body count rises, the survivors try to figure out who done it. And even more important- who’s likely to have it done to them next?

Written by Howard Voland and Keith McGregor, this delightful production features a cast of zany characters including a near-sighted knife-throwing poltergeist, a Ouija board of doubtful veracity, thunder and lightning, screams in the dark, and a satisfying body count.

Jenn Cantanese is Martha Talbot, the owner of the Barnsley Inn. Her son Jake is played by Hunter McVey. Deb Shank is the meddlesome Agnes Tate, and her niece Carolyn Pickett is played by Mikayla Harrington. Jason Solomon is Alan Halsey, the tour guide.

Anita Bowers plays ethereal Muriel Lampmann, and Liv Mitchell is Patricia Simpson. Todd Currier is played by newcomer Neal Smith. Joe Soloski is Professor Lawrence Currier, and Stephanie Swan Is Grace Sharp. Doris Brooks is played by Karen Kuntz, and Donald Shultz is played by Clay Glenny.

“This show is full of twists and turns that will keep you guessing ‘whodunit’ right up to the end. I’m thrilled to be on stage with such a large cast of talent—some returning and some new—all bringing life to the colorful characters who are trapped together as mayhem ensues,” commented Swan.

“With an amazing set and fully-loaded cast, this show is such a joy. I think the audience will enjoy figuring out what happens next,” commented McVey.

Don Dietz directs this production, and George Baumer is the assistant director. Kyle Williams is the stage manager. Lighting is designed by Keith Sutton with costumes by Bradley Renninger. Set design is by Don Dietz with sound design by Rick Brown and technical assistance by Barb Hughes. The production’s acting coach is Jeanne Allen.

“The set has perfectly captured the spirit of a run-down inn, one that would be inhabited by a ghost…or two. You won’t want to miss this enjoyable murder mystery comedy!” Swan added.

“Murder Inn” will continue on July 20th, 25th, 26th, and 27th at 7:30 p.m. Sunday matinee showings are July 21st and 28th at 2:00 p.m. Ticket prices are $15 for regular admission and $13 for seniors (age 60 and older) and students (age 6 and older). For reservations call 814-627.0311.

Dates:	07/19/2019 - 07/27/2019
Start Time:	7:00 pm
Location:	The Playhouse at McConnellstown
Address:	11680 Raystown Road, Huntingdon, PA, 16652 (map)
Website:	http://www.littletheater.com
Photos:	1

Join spiritual guide Christopher Passante, pastor of Mount Nittany UMC and avid outdoors enthusiast, as we venture on short hikes to meditate, read, journal, share and seek to find a deeper understanding of how we are called to be caretakers of God’s creation, and to learn more about God and ourselves along the way.

The two-hour gatherings begin at 8 am on Saturdays, where we will begin by being inspired by a reading, then set out on a short hike (generally under an hour) seeking a better understanding of the topic of the day.

We will pause for a short meditation and journaling exercise in nature, return to our gathering spot to talk about what we found.

The hikes are rain or shine, cold or warm, so please bring appropriate clothing and shoes, bug spray, sun screen, water bottle and your own journal/notebook and pen.

The locations and topics will be announced each Monday on this Group Page and on our Instagram page (Centre Spirituality in Nature).
Meet at 8 am, leave by 10 am
All hikes are FREE and open to everyone.

The locations are as follows:
July 13 Millbrook Marsh (Main lot)
July 20 Spring Creek Canyon (Fishermans Paradise lot)
July 27 Bear Meadows Trail (Trailhead, Bear Meadows Rd)
Aug 03 Allen Seeger Natural Area
Aug 10 Black Moshannon (Beach Area lot)
Aug 17 Bald Eagle State Park (Sledding lot, Skyline Dr)

For questions, other info, find us on Facebook and Insta at Centre Spirituality in Nature

Dates:	07/13/2019 - 08/17/2019
Start Time:	8:00 am
Location:	Various Centre County (See description above)
Address:	1500 East Branch Road, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website:	http://mtnittanyumc.org/
Photos:	1

On Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, at the Blacksmith shop, Greenwood Furnace State Park and many volunteers will recreate the "lost art" of turning wood into charcoal, just as the furnace colliers did over a century ago. The continuous demonstration will begin Saturday morning at 9:30 am with preparation of the hearth, stacking of the wood, and covering the pit with leaves and dirt. The lighting off of the pit will take place about 11:00 am. The pit will burn continuously into Sunday afternoon, and will end with raking the coal out on Sunday afternoon beginning at 1:00 pm. Throughout the burn, "colliers" will be available to talk about the process while tending the pit.

Join us for an hour long, all levels practice along the beautiful vineyards of Mount Nittany Winery and a thoughtfully prepared wine tasting. Your $20 ticket will include yoga, wine tasting and one glass of wine. Feel free to pack a lunch or snacks and plan to spend some time taking in the scenery after our practice. Additional wine will be available for purchase.

Bring whatever you may need to be comfortable during your yoga practice including a mat. Weather permitting, we may hold our yoga practice on the porch or in the grass.

Pre-registration requested

Start Time:	11:00 am
Location:	Mount Nittany Winery
Address:	State College, PA (map)
Website:	http://https://app.punchpass.com/org/2529/passes/60045
Photos:	1

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

Dates:	07/08/2019 - 07/26/2019
Start Time:	2:00 pm
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
Photos:	1

Neil Armstrong took “one small step” onto the moon 50 years ago. To celebrate the anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing, Penn State will host a speaker and film event at The State Theatre in downtown State College on Saturday, July 20. The event, which is free and open to the public, begins at 6:15 p.m. with informational and interactive displays set up inside the theater.

Former NASA astronaut James Pawelczyk, associate professor of physiology and kinesiology at Penn State who flew aboard the NASA STS-90 Space Shuttle mission, will speak at 7 p.m. before introducing the 2019 documentary “Apollo 11.” The film primarily uses 100 percent archival footage of the Apollo 11 mission, including some previously unreleased to the public. It includes scenes from Launch Complex 39; the launch of the Saturn V rocket; the recovery of astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins and the Apollo 11 command module; and post-mission efforts aboard the USS Hornet.

For more information about this and other Apollo 11 50th anniversary events, visit www.pa.spacegrant.org.

RamaLama is excited to perform a couple sets at Good Intent Cider in Bellefonte. It is a neat venue with great libations. Come and join us!

Happy Valley Chef will be on the patio serving wood-fired pizza straight from the oven!

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.

Dates:	06/01/2019 - 07/31/2019
Start Time:	12:00 am
Location:	The Bellefonte Art Museum For Centre County
Address:	133 North Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, PA, 16823 (map)
Website:	http://https://www.bellefontemuseum.org/
Photos:	3

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.

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.

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/

Parent-Tot Yoga is a supportive, fun-loving, and active yoga class for early walkers – young 4 year olds and their parent/caregiver. This class is all about your new mover. Crawlers and walkers learn poses, songs, and games while they explore new movement and social skills. Parent fully participate in class but no yoga experience or yoga mat is required. Simply wear comfortable clothes and be prepared to move.

Join spiritual guide Christopher Passante, pastor of Mount Nittany UMC and avid outdoors enthusiast, as we venture on short hikes to meditate, read, journal, share and seek to find a deeper understanding of how we are called to be caretakers of God’s creation, and to learn more about God and ourselves along the way.

The two-hour gatherings begin at 8 am on Saturdays, where we will begin by being inspired by a reading, then set out on a short hike (generally under an hour) seeking a better understanding of the topic of the day.

We will pause for a short meditation and journaling exercise in nature, return to our gathering spot to talk about what we found.

The hikes are rain or shine, cold or warm, so please bring appropriate clothing and shoes, bug spray, sun screen, water bottle and your own journal/notebook and pen.

The locations and topics will be announced each Monday on this Group Page and on our Instagram page (Centre Spirituality in Nature).
Meet at 8 am, leave by 10 am
All hikes are FREE and open to everyone.

The locations are as follows:
July 13 Millbrook Marsh (Main lot)
July 20 Spring Creek Canyon (Fishermans Paradise lot)
July 27 Bear Meadows Trail (Trailhead, Bear Meadows Rd)
Aug 03 Allen Seeger Natural Area
Aug 10 Black Moshannon (Beach Area lot)
Aug 17 Bald Eagle State Park (Sledding lot, Skyline Dr)

For questions, other info, find us on Facebook and Insta at Centre Spirituality in Nature

Dates:	07/13/2019 - 08/17/2019
Start Time:	8:00 am
Location:	Various Centre County (See description above)
Address:	1500 East Branch Road, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website:	http://mtnittanyumc.org/
Photos:	1

Axes will fly, seeds will be spit, and logs will be cut during the 34th Annual Friends Of Black Moshannon Summer Festival on July 20. Try out the Lumber Day events, participate in the Lake Side Challenge, then dance the night away at the beach party. Visit the craft and food vendors that will be located in the day-use area.

The Lumber Day events include log cross-cut, log rolling, pine cone toss, seed spit, ax throw, scat drop, and horseshoes. Registration starts at 10:30 am, and the events start at 11:00 am and finish up at 3 pm. The cost is $1 per person. Please wear closed toed shoes and long pants, such as jeans, to participate in the log cross cut and log rolling.

Visit Exotic Edventures in the Environmental Learning Center to see live animals, such as reptiles and a few mammals! Stop by George Franchock's table in the craft area to learn how to use primitive woodworking tools. He will be demonstrating spring pole lathe, spoon carving, and how to use a shaving horse.

On Saturday evening, stop by the beach between 8 pm and 10 pm to enjoy music by a DJ from Tor Michaels Entertainment. Hot dogs will be available to cook over the campfire on the beach.

Start Time:	10:30 am
Location:	Black Moshannon State Park
Address:	4216 Beaver Rd., Philipsburg, PA (map)
Website:	http://www.facebook.com/events/1271135583046355/
Photos:	1

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

Neil Armstrong took “one small step” onto the moon 50 years ago. To celebrate the anniversary of the Apollo 11 landing, Penn State will host a speaker and film event at The State Theatre in downtown State College on Saturday, July 20. The event, which is free and open to the public, begins at 6:15 p.m. with informational and interactive displays set up inside the theater.

Former NASA astronaut James Pawelczyk, associate professor of physiology and kinesiology at Penn State who flew aboard the NASA STS-90 Space Shuttle mission, will speak at 7 p.m. before introducing the 2019 documentary “Apollo 11.” The film primarily uses 100 percent archival footage of the Apollo 11 mission, including some previously unreleased to the public. It includes scenes from Launch Complex 39; the launch of the Saturn V rocket; the recovery of astronauts Buzz Aldrin, Neil Armstrong and Michael Collins and the Apollo 11 command module; and post-mission efforts aboard the USS Hornet.

For more information about this and other Apollo 11 50th anniversary events, visit www.pa.spacegrant.org.

RamaLama is excited to perform a couple sets at Good Intent Cider in Bellefonte. It is a neat venue with great libations. Come and join us!

Happy Valley Chef will be on the patio serving wood-fired pizza straight from the oven!

Ghost hunting takes a dangerously amusing turn this July as “Murder Inn” opens on July 19th at The Playhouse at McConnellstown. A solid combination of thriller and comedic timing, this play is sure to keep you on your toes and leave you in stitches.

The eighteenth century Barnsley Inn, located in New England, is supposedly haunted by a knife-throwing poltergeist named Marco. A group of tourists from the Ghosts and Ghouls of New England tour are forced to make an unscheduled stop at the Barnsley in order to escape an impending storm.

What looks to be an unpleasant and uncomfortable detour soon turns into a night of mayhem and madness as knives begin to pop up…in the most unexpected places. As the storm builds and the body count rises, the survivors try to figure out who done it. And even more important- who’s likely to have it done to them next?

Written by Howard Voland and Keith McGregor, this delightful production features a cast of zany characters including a near-sighted knife-throwing poltergeist, a Ouija board of doubtful veracity, thunder and lightning, screams in the dark, and a satisfying body count.

Jenn Cantanese is Martha Talbot, the owner of the Barnsley Inn. Her son Jake is played by Hunter McVey. Deb Shank is the meddlesome Agnes Tate, and her niece Carolyn Pickett is played by Mikayla Harrington. Jason Solomon is Alan Halsey, the tour guide.

Anita Bowers plays ethereal Muriel Lampmann, and Liv Mitchell is Patricia Simpson. Todd Currier is played by newcomer Neal Smith. Joe Soloski is Professor Lawrence Currier, and Stephanie Swan Is Grace Sharp. Doris Brooks is played by Karen Kuntz, and Donald Shultz is played by Clay Glenny.

“This show is full of twists and turns that will keep you guessing ‘whodunit’ right up to the end. I’m thrilled to be on stage with such a large cast of talent—some returning and some new—all bringing life to the colorful characters who are trapped together as mayhem ensues,” commented Swan.

“With an amazing set and fully-loaded cast, this show is such a joy. I think the audience will enjoy figuring out what happens next,” commented McVey.

Don Dietz directs this production, and George Baumer is the assistant director. Kyle Williams is the stage manager. Lighting is designed by Keith Sutton with costumes by Bradley Renninger. Set design is by Don Dietz with sound design by Rick Brown and technical assistance by Barb Hughes. The production’s acting coach is Jeanne Allen.

“The set has perfectly captured the spirit of a run-down inn, one that would be inhabited by a ghost…or two. You won’t want to miss this enjoyable murder mystery comedy!” Swan added.

“Murder Inn” will continue on July 20th, 25th, 26th, and 27th at 7:30 p.m. Sunday matinee showings are July 21st and 28th at 2:00 p.m. Ticket prices are $15 for regular admission and $13 for seniors (age 60 and older) and students (age 6 and older). For reservations call 814-627.0311.

Dates:	07/19/2019 - 07/27/2019
Start Time:	7:00 pm
Location:	The Playhouse at McConnellstown
Address:	11680 Raystown Road, Huntingdon, PA, 16652 (map)
Website:	http://www.littletheater.com
Photos:	1

“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.

Dates:	07/10/2019 - 07/20/2019
Start Time:	8:00 pm
Location:	Penn State Downtown Theatre
Address:	146 S. Allen St, State College, PA, 16801 (map)
Website:	http://https://theatre.psu.edu/albatross
Photos:	1

Nittany Valley Organics presents all of their Chemical-Free, Organic Products, including organic shampoo, organic conditioner, organic soaps, organic lotions, organic moisturizers, organic deodorants, organic body powders, organic lip balms and aromatherapy sprays and soy candles.

Dates:	05/18/2019 - 10/26/2019
Start Time:	10:00 am
Location:	The Home Depot Parking lot
Address:	2615 Greentech Drive, State College, PA, 16803 (map)
Website:	http://www.nittanyvalleyorganics.com
Photos:	3

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

Dates:	04/06/2019 - 07/21/2019
Start Time:	8:30 am
Location:	Pennsylvania Military Museum
Address:	51 Boal Ave, Boalsburg, PA, 16827 (map)
Website:	http://www.pamilmuseum.org
Photos:	3

Nittany Valley Organics presents all of their Chemical-Free, Organic Products, including organic shampoo, organic conditioner, organic soaps, organic lotions, organic moisturizers, organic deodorants, organic body powders, organic lip balms and aromatherapy sprays and soy candles.

Dates:	05/18/2019 - 10/26/2019
Start Time:	10:00 am
Location:	The Home Depot Parking lot
Address:	2615 Greentech Drive, State College, PA, 16803 (map)
Website:	http://www.nittanyvalleyorganics.com
Photos:	3

July 20 & 21 – “VIETNAM Revisited Living History Combat Bivouac” – Living historian’s bivouac (encampment) on the grounds of the Pennsylvania Military Museum portraying the combat soldier of the Vietnam era in Southeast Asia. Daily programs include accompanying squads on Recon Patrols and a tactical patrol ambush demonstration at 1:30 p.m. Bivouac opens at 10 a.m.

Dates:	07/20/2019 - 07/21/2019
Start Time:	10:00 am
Location:	Pennsylvania Military Museum
Address:	51 Boal Ave, Boalsburg, PA, 16827 (map)
Website:	http://www.pamilmuseum.org
Photos:	3

A half-hour of stories, fingerplays, and a craft, or movies or a special performance. Participants should arrive within 15 minutes of the start of the program to join activities.

Join us for an hour long, all levels practice along the beautiful vineyards of Mount Nittany Winery and a thoughtfully prepared wine tasting. Your $20 ticket will include yoga, wine tasting and one glass of wine. Feel free to pack a lunch or snacks and plan to spend some time taking in the scenery after our practice. Additional wine will be available for purchase.

Bring whatever you may need to be comfortable during your yoga practice including a mat. Weather permitting, we may hold our yoga practice on the porch or in the grass.

Pre-registration requested

Start Time:	11:00 am
Location:	Mount Nittany Winery
Address:	State College, PA (map)
Website:	http://https://app.punchpass.com/org/2529/passes/60045
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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.

Dates:	07/11/2019 - 08/01/2019
Start Time:	6:30 pm
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
Photos:	1

Super Saturday
Fans will have plenty of chances to win big with on-field contests and special ticket opportunities! | Presented By PA Lottery

Promotion: Post-Game Kids Run the Bases
All kids can run the bases after every Friday, Saturday and Sunday home game, plus other special occasions throughout the year!


Promotion: Saturday Naturdays
Enjoy half-price Natural Light from 6-8 p.m.

Start Time:	7:05 pm
Location:	Medlar Field
Address:	State College, PA (map)
Website:	http://statecollegespikes.com
Photos:	1

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

Dates:	07/12/2019 - 08/30/2019
Start Time:	10:00 am
Location:	161 Moonhill Lane
Address:	Boalsburg , PA, 16827 (map)
Photos:	3