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Weekend Plans: Friday, August 16, to Sunday, August 18

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Ben Jones

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Ready for the weekend? Of course you are. If you don’t have plans yet be sure to take a look at the weekend planner.

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Friday, August 16

Movies

The long-awaited movie, “Jobs” has opened in theaters. The movie is playing at College 9 Theatre and UEC 12 Theatre

Bars and Clubs

At Bar Bleu, Happy Hour runs from 10 p.m. to midnight, and Lowjack plays at 10:30 p.m. 

At GMan Lowjack is playing at 10:30pmSports on 22 HDMI TVs and $5.25 Bud Light Pitchers.

The Autoport is featuring an interesting Friday special with $5.50 Martinis til Midnight.

Kiladres is getting you in the summer mood with $3 Troegs Seasonals all day.

Saturday, August 17

Sugar Bomb! is the pop/rock/punk brainchild of Lead singer/songwriter Kat Hamilton, and drummer, Emmett Ceglia. Inspired by Pinup Girls, Pop/Punk and Riot Girl Culture, Sugar Bomb! has already won over the hearts of mainstream lovers and punk diehards alike. Kat Hamilton has been praised for her playful lyrics and spot-on pop songwriting. Emmett’s drumming and arranging smarts transform the songs from crowd pleasing to full on Rock n Roll. Sugar Bomb! has been complimented on their incredible stage presence. Fearless performance and general love of the stage make them the new band to watch!Sugar Bomb! is performing at The State Theatre as part of their upcoming tour at 9:00 PM.

$10 (Plus $1 ticketing fee per ticket)

Sunday, August 18

Shaver’s Creek Environmental Center 1:00 PM.

 

Our Meet the Birds of Prey shows are one of our most popular Meet the Creek programs. From April through November, visit the Shaver’s Creek Raptor Center between 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday for an up-close introduction to some of our birds of prey. Volunteers will bring some of our hawks, eagles, and owls out of their cages and answer your questions about these fascinating creatures. Thanks to the support of our membership, there is no cost for these programs. No registration is necessary.

 

 

Everyone has to eat, too, so make sure to check out StateCollege.com’s dining guide to find out where you want to get your nosh on.

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