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Pat Dolan, holds a BA in Art and Education, and has spent her career creating and teaching in a wide range of mediums, including watercolor, pastel, colored pencil, and pen & ink. Her time in New Jersey inspired her to return to art quilting, while her years back in rural Pennsylvania have shaped her reputation […]
Registration is now open for Learn to Skate at Pegula Ice Arena. Register for the Sept/Oct 2025 term today!
The HUB-Robeson Galleries are pleased to present Entropy, an evocative exhibition of photographs by Baltimore-based artist Jenee Mateer, on view in Art Alley from October 23, 2025, through February 16, 2026. All are welcome to attend a celebratory reception on October 23 from 4:00–6:00 p.m. in Art Alley, HUB-Robeson Center.Mateer’s work explores time as a visible force—particularly […]
Puzzles were made for cozy evenings inside. Looking to refresh your stock of puzzles, or just clear out some extra space? Bring your (complete!) puzzles into Schlow, starting December 1. Those who donate will receive a ticket for entry during the first half hour of the exchange, starting at 1:30pm. No puzzles to donate? No […]
Teens in grades 6 to 12, join us in the Sun Room to create a winter favorite — Gingerbread Houses!We’ll provide the supplies, you provide the creativity. Design a bungalow or a modern manse. Please register in advance.
Win Your Thanksgiving Turkey — and Some Serious Bragging RightsWhat could get people talking about Your Cigar Den long before the Thanksgiving feast even hits the table? Turkey Bowling. Yes, you read that right — we’re turning cigars and strikes into holiday cheer, and you’re invited to roll for your bird!Here’s How It WorksFrom Monday, […]
AAUW State College welcomes book donations for their May 9-12, 2026 Used Book Sale at the Penn State Snider Ag Arena! Deposit books in outdoor blue bins ANYTIME (24/7) at their workshop off 2197 High Tech Road near the airport. Large donations are preferred when the workshop is staffed: Mondays 6-8 pm and Tuesdays and […]
The W.E.Connect Conference is a full-day experience supporting the women entrepreneurs of Happy Valley! Join 200+ entrepreneurs, leaders, and changemakers as together we explore themes of leadership, resilience, and connection. Whether you’re just getting started, scaling your dream, or seeking new inspiration, W.E.Connect offers invaluable insights, skill-building opportunities, and meaningful ways to connect with and […]
You’re invited to Mid-State Literacy Council’s 11th Annual Barnes & Noble Bookfair! For a limited time, a percentage of every Barnes & Noble purchase in-store and online benefits adult literacy programs in Centre and Clearfield Counties!• Enjoy local author events and activities at Barnes & Noble in State College November 21-23, 2025.• Check off your […]
Join us virtually to discuss the 1946 noir/crime film, The Big Sleep (Rated PG). Please email film@CentreCountyLibrary.org to register to attend and let us know if you need to borrow a copy of the movie. You’ll receive a link to the Zoom room after you register.
In 1955, Penn State Professor of Physics Erwin W. Müller became the first person to see an atom. Using a field ion microscope of his own invention — a landmark advance in scientific instrumentation that magnified these building blocks of the universe more than two million times — Müller, for the first time, determined “the nature of one […]
Storytelling Game Night. Each week there will be a new game being hosted, where players can create characters, worlds, and stories together.In addition, a collection of storytelling games for groups and individuals is kept in the back room; any time it’s unoccupied, this collection is open and free to use in that room.
The third show of the Penn State Centre Stage 2025–2026 season is here: Sophocles’ Antigone, directed by Jenny Lamb. Set in a not-so-distant future, this reimagining of the classic Greek tragedy explores the eternal conflict between personal belief and the law of the land — and one woman’s unbreakable resolve to do what’s right, no […]
Darrin Hacquard writes songs that connect. He’s funny, tortured, melancholy, and joyous. Sometimes he’s all of these at once. It’s an uncanny gift for empathy. He can see characters for not just what they are, but what they hope to be. His sonic landscapes are as diverse as the lyrical subjects that populate his songs. […]
5 piece classic rock band playing 70s and 80s covers
