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62. Uniquely PA: C.F. Martin & Co. 8. Celebrating the Centennials of two of PAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Outdoor Favorites

For wildlife enthusiasts 1913 was a great year - the reintroduction of the majestic elk herd and the designation of a new state park!

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While you may not find an original copy of the Declaration of Independance like one lucky antiquer in Adamstown, PA has long been known as a great destination to find rare treasures. On the Cover: Wild grape vine found along the Rails to Trails path at Marsh Creek. Photo by Bernadette Chiaramonte Brown

Take a tour of the Lehigh Valley guitar manufacturer, where incomparable craftsmanship is why top musicians make Martin their instrument of choice.

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Springs Historical Society brings their heritage to life, during the 56th Annual Springs Folk Festival.

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e plan well in advance for each issue, so it happened that I found myself introducing our fall issue on one of the hottest days of summer. I was thinking about all the celebrations and events that were winding down regarding the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. How was it, I thought, that we don’t know all there is to know about something that happened 150 years ago? Wasn’t that more than enough time to learn all there is to know? How could an event that happened this long ago still be so interesting and continue to provide new details and insights? And then I thought… if this 150-yearold event still moves us, just think how much more there is to discover right in our own backyards! Local and statewide events are continually reinventing themselves to stay exciting. New businesses are opening their doors to welcome our curiosity and adventuresome spirits. Existing businesses are continually evolving to meet demand. Martin Guitar, which set up shop in 1833, is a perfect example. Barely in existence when the Civil War began, they survived it and many other economic, political and social disruptions and continue to thrive today! And then, another thought…what drives these changes? That’s simple… the PEOPLE behind the events and businesses we visit and enjoy. Because of these people, every experience, whether we go to the same event year after year or try something new, will be different and exciting every time! Suddenly, the heat is the farthest thing from my mind. I’m already picturing myself in a sweater with itinerary in hand. The stories are ever changing, and I can’t wait to meet the people and experience the fun that’s out there waiting for me. I’ll see you there!

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CENTENNIAL CELEBRATIONS for TWO of

PAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Outdoor Favorites Two very significant events are celebrating 100-year anniversaries this year. Though they individually have nothing to do with each other, they have a great deal in common. Both have contributed to the outdoors and wildlife enthusiasm for Pennsylvania.

Pine Grove Furnace State Park More than a century before the land designated as Pine Grove Furnace State Park was preserved as an outdoor recreation destination, the land had a much different purpose. In 1764, the Pine Grove Ironworks was built along Mountain Creek in Cumberland County. The iron furnace supplied cannon balls for the

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Revolutionary War. For decades the furnace prospered under ironmaster Peter Ege, who inherited the iron plantation from his father. In 1829, Ege built an ironmasterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mansion on the property from bricks made on site. In addition to being the home of the ironmaster, in later years the mansion served as a stop along the Underground Railroad. In 1913, the 17,000acre property was sold to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Today, Pine Grove Furnace State Park encompasses 696 acres at the northern tip of the Blue Ridge Mountains in an area known as South Mountain, while much of the acreage is Michaux State Forest. Throughout 2013, special centennial events have taken place to commemorate the 100th anniversary of

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this land being turned over for public use. Two events will occur this fall. On Saturday, Sept. 14, the Pine Grove Furnace Super Hike will be held. The event challenges participants to hike all of the trails in the park in one day. For those who prefer a shorter distance, the super hike will be divided into two hikes. Those who want to cover all the trails should participate in both hikes. The Fall Furnace Fest will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 26 and 27. This family-friendly event will feature historic demonstrations, crafts, live entertainment, apple cider making, delicious food, pumpkin carving, hayrides and lots more.

Park Features: The recently renovated Ironmaster’s Mansion is now a popular venue for weddings, meetings and training events. The mansion also serves as a 28-bed hostel. Since the halfway point of the Appalachian Trail is located within Pine Grove Furnace State Park, the facility’s convenient location and modest rate is ideal for hikers. The Appalachian Trail Museum is located about 2 miles from the midpoint of the Appalachian Trail. The museum houses artifacts owned by hiking pioneers, photos and a children’s discovery area. Across from the museum is the

Pine Grove General Store. The store has become an Appalachian Trail thru-hiker tradition. Many stop to celebrate reaching the midway point by attempting to eat a half gallon of ice cream before continuing on their journey. The park’s two lakes, Laurel and Fuller, are open for fishing and swimming, while Laurel Lake also welcomes boating. Great trout fishing is also available in Mountain Creek. Of course, hiking and biking within the park are very popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you are on a hike or atop the Pole Steeple Vista, Pine Grove Furnace State Park offers visitors picturesque views. The eastern part of the park and the surrounding Michaux State Forest can be viewed from the Pole Steeple Vista overlook. There are tent and trailer camp sites available from late March through mid-December. The furnace’s historic paymasters office has been converted into a modern cabin that sleeps six and is available for rent year-round. Free Kayaking for Beginners is one of the educational programs offered by the park. For more information on the Pine Grove Furnace State Park, log on to whereandwhen.com and click on the article link.

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Elk Herd Restoration in PA The Pennsylvania Wilds are known for beautiful vistas, charming towns, endless outdoor recreation and – in pockets of the region – the distinct bugle of elk. Centuries ago, Eastern elk roamed throughout Pennsylvania, but the colonization of European settlers led to the demise of the majestic creature. By the mid-1800s, the herd had been isolated to an area in Elk and Cameron Counties, and by the 1870s, the native elk had been completely wiped out. The formation of the State Game Commission in 1895 led to efforts to protect the Photo courtesy of PA Great Outdoors Visitors Bureau

remaining wildlife population in Pennsylvania. And, in 1912, talks began about reintroducing elk back into PA. While Pennsylvania officials were deciding how to bring back the elk, the federal government was dealing with a burgeoning elk population in Yellowstone National Park and the Jackson Hole Wildlife Refuge Area. Rather than sanctioning a hunt, officials decided to relocate some of the animals to other regions of the country. In 1913, Pennsylvania’s first 50 Yellowstone elk arrived by train. Clinton and Clearfield counties divided the first herd, but later shipments were given to six other counties. Still, the new elk seemed to migrate to Elk and Cameron counties, where the native elk herd made its last stand a century earlier. In the last 100 years the herd has had its ups and downs, not because of its ability to thrive but due to man’s ability to coexist with the elk. In the past two decades, the Commonwealth has made great strides in managing the herd and its habitat.

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Today, the Yellowstone elk can be found in Elk, Cameron, McKean, Potter, Clinton, Clearfield and Centre counties. Benezette, Elk County, seems to be the herd’s core location and offers the best viewing opportunities. In September 2010, the Elk Country Visitor Center opened in an effort to preserve Pennsylvania’s elk herd through education and an enhanced viewing experience. The center sits on 245 acres on Winslow Hill in Benezette, home of the largest elk herd in the northeastern U.S. The 8,400-square-foot eco-friendly building offers panoramic views of the elk. The interior of the lodge features a stone fireplace and 4-D theater as well as hands-on exhibits. Outside, visitors stroll along three observation trails with interpretive displays. The wheelchair-accessible trails lead guests to viewing areas where they can see the elk without the elk realizing they are being watched. The Elk Country Visitor Center also offers horse-drawn wagon and sleigh (when snow is on the ground) rides. For more information on the Elk Country Visitor Center, log on to whereandwhen.com and click on the article link. According to the PA Great Outdoors Visitors Bureau, which represents Elk, Cameron, Jefferson, Clarion and Forest counties, there are approximately 800 free-roaming elk in Pennsylvania today. On the bureau’s website,

According to the PA Great Outdoors Visitors Bureau, which represents Elk, Cameron, Jefferson, Clarion and Forest counties, there are approximately 800 free-roaming elk in Pennsylvania today. www.visitpago.com, visitors will find resources that will increase their chances of seeing elk, including the Elk Scenic Drive map and an elk viewing guide. When is the best time to view the Pennsylvania elk herd? According to the Keystone Elk Country Alliance, most visitors come to see the elk in September and October, but during the late fall and winter months is when you will see larger herds. Upwards of 150 elk can be seen at one time from November through February. If you want to see a newborn elk calf or a bull elk in velvet, visit elk country during May, June and July. What better way to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the repopulation of Elk in PA than by making a trip to elk country? No matter when you go, the trip will surely be worth your while. A colorful palette awaits visitors this fall, but no matter when you go, you will not be disappointed. For lodging information, log on to visitpago.com.

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September Aug 28-Sep 2. Kiwanis Wyoming County Fair. Wyoming County Fairgrounds, Meshopen. 570-8365502, www.wyomingcountyfair.com Aug 28-Sep 2. Sullivan County Fair. An old-fashioned county fair with animals, rides, food, contests, a demolition derby, tractor pulls, horse and pony pulls and a greased pig contest. Forksville Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570-924-3205, www.sullivancountyfair.com Aug 31-Sep 2. Morris Old Home Days. A tractor pull, an ox roast, a flea market, entertainment, a talent show and more. Morris Fire Company Grounds, Morris. 570353-2031 Aug 31-Sep 1, Oct 5-6. Hazen Antique & Flea Market. Hundreds of vendors selling antiques, crafts and food. Warsaw Township Fire Hall, Brookville. 814-328-2528, http://hazenfleamarket.com Sep 1. Car Show and Beef & Beer Bash. 10am. Lakeview Lodge at Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-3710711, ext. 100, http://treasurelakepoa.com Sep 1-Oct 31. Ard’s Farm Corn Maze & Hayrides to the Pumpkin Patch. The amazing corn maze park also includes the corn cannon, fossil digging in the Lost Goat Mining Company, the Fun Barn, the kid’s maze, the rope maze and more. Wagons will take attendees to the pumpkin patch. Ard’s Farm, Lewisburg. 570-524-9820, www.ardsmarket.com Sep 1-Nov 1. Owens Farm Build-Your-Own Farm Tour. Participants may take a guided tour of the farm and spend time on what interests them most. There are sheep, hogs, chickens, horses, beehives and horse and wagon rides. Owens Farm, Sunbury. 570-286-5309, www.owensfarm.com Sep 3, 17, Oct 1. Haunted Tales & Legends of the Susquehanna River Boat Tours. The pontoon boat tours will be presented by Victoria Rosancrans, who will tell of the haunted tales and legends of Hotel Edison, the Blue Hill Hermit, the underground tunnels and more. 8pm. Reservations required. Lake Augusta Outfitters, Sunbury. 570-286-2148, www.lakeaugusta outfitters.com

Sep 5-8. Nittany Antique Machinery Assocition Fall Show. Featuring John Deere. Penn’s Cave, Centre Hall. 814-364-1664, www.pennscave.com, www.nittanyantique.org/fall.html Sep 5-7. Performance: Nunset Boulevard Theatre Play. The Little Sisters of Hoboken have been invited to sing at the Hollywood Bowl. 8pm. Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. sawmill.org Sep 6-Oct 6. Exhibit: Christopher Olszewski, No Place for the Weak. As part of his research into multicultural identity and the positioning of Native American artists in a contemporary context, Olszewski retraced the Trail of Tears from Georgia to Oklahoma. The Gallery at Penn College, Williamsport. 570-320-2445, pct.edu/gallery Sep 6-8. Black Forest Star Party. Guest speakers, children’s programs, vendors and opportunities to observe the night sky. Hosted by Central Pennsylvania Observers. 7:30-11pm. Free of charge. Cherry Springs State Park, Coudersport. www.csspdarkskyfund.org Sep 7. Cowanesque Valley Outdoor Festival. A day of affordable, educational fun for the whole family, including a magic/science show, a NASA display, a cowboy shoot, a petting zoo, food, live music and lots more. Route 49 across from the Champlin Cemetery, Knoxville. 570-376-2821, www.cvoutdoorsfest.org Sep 7-8. Pine Creek Challenge. Choose either the 100-kilometer or 100-mile challenge and see how far or how fast they can run. Takes place along the scenic Pine Creek Rail Trail, which runs along Pine Creek. Wellsboro. www.pinecreekchallenge.com

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events subject to change Sep 7-8. Endless Mountains Fiber Festival. A celebration of fiber animals and related items. The event will include raw and processed fibers, yarn, clothing, fiber arts and crafts, sheep skin products and spinning and weaving supplies. Harford Fairgrounds, Harford. www. pafiberfestival.com

Sep 7-8. Wild Wind Folk Art & Craft Festival. Traditional craft festival featuring 140 juried artisans, demonstrations, live music, delectable foods, children’s activities and much more. Adm. Warren County Fairgrounds, Pittsfield. 814-723-0707, www.wildwindfestival.com

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Sept. 27 - Craft & Food Vendors (6-9pm) • Street Dance (7-9pm) Sept. 28 - Craft & Food Vendors (9-9pm) • Lions Club Chicken BBQ Musical Entertainment, Bike Races, Tractor Races, Children’s Sawdust Pile (Sponsored by U.S. Forest Service), Parade at 3pm, along with much more. Sept. 29 - 10:30 church service in town square (Sponsored by Marienville UMC) Craft & Food Vendors (11-4pm)

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events subject to change Sep 7. History Fair. Displays, demonstrations and food. 10am-4pm. Sayre Historical Society Museum, Sayre. 570-882-8221, www.sayrehistoricalsociety.org Sep 7. Brews in the Barn. Hors d’oeuvres and samplings of more than 50 varieties of craft, home and nationally distributed beer. 4pm. Millbrook Playhouse, Mill Hall. 570-748-8083, www.millbrookplayhouse.org Sep 7. Northeast Ohio Dukes - Hazzard County Stunt Show. The General Lee and other cars from the popular TV show will perform stunts and leaps. Car show from noon-5pm. Monster truck back draft from noon-5pm. Stunt show starts at 6pm. Noon-10:30pm. Jefferson County Fairgrounds, Brookville. jeffcofair.com Sep 7-14. McClure Bean Soup Festival. A week of fun, food and fellowship with friends and family, offering bean soup served daily from noon, concessions at 4pm daily, amusements and a midway. Free adm and entertainment. Nominal fee for parking. McClure Fairgrounds, McClure. 717-543-5467, www.McClureBeanSoupFair. com Sep 7. Annual Fall Arts & Crafts Festival. More than 100 crafters and artisans from throughout the region line Mill Street in the heart of the downtown business district for this family-friendly event. 9am-5pm. Free parking, free shuttle service and free adm. Downtown Danville. 570-284-4502, www.VisitDanvillePA.org

Sep 7. Grandparents’ Day at the Children’s Museum. Children may bring their grandparents and enjoy oldfashioned games and toys, special make-and-take crafts, story time and a sing-along at noon. 10am-4pm. Free adm for grandparents. Children’s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570-389-9206, www.the-childrens-museum.org Sep 7. 5th Annual Stillwater Poetry & Music Festival. Award-winning, world class poets read their work and there will be live jazz and acoustic music, local and organic food and an open mic for all. Workshops for all skill levels will be offered. Noon-9pm. Rain or shine. Free adm. Stillwater Memorial Park, Stillwater. 570-9252536, www.stillwaterpoetry.com Sep 8. Nicholson Bridge Day. Celebrate the 98th anniversary of the Nicholson Bridge with musical and stage performances and more than 60 vendors offering crafts, collectibles and food. There will also be children’s games, giveaway drawings and more. 9am-4pm. Nicholson. 570-942-6747, www.facebook.com/nicholsonheritage Sep 8. D&H Distance Run. A half-marathon on the D&H Rail-Trail, starting in Forest City and up to Union Dale and back. 9am. D&H Rail-Rail Forest City Trailhead, Forest City. 570-679-9300, www.nepa-rail-trails.org Sep 8. Irish Festival. Mass, music, games, food, Irish dancers and more. 11am-7pm. Church grounds, St. Francis Xavier Church, Friendsville. 570-553-2288, www.ourparishcommunity.com Sep 8. Nicholson Women’s Club Bridge Day. Main Street, Nicholson. 570-575-9874

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events subject to change Sep 8. Bass Fishing Tournament in the ANF. Elijah Run Boat Launch, Allegheny National Forest, Marienville. 814-591-6013

Sep 13-15. Drag Races. Ride all day from 9am-9pm. Drag races will start at 6pm. Majestic Kamp and Lost Trails, Rew. www.majestictrails.com

Sep 8. Autumn Daze Car Show. Sweet Little 16 rock ‘n’ roll scene with antique and classic vehicles, street rods and special interest vehicles. There will be food and craft vendors and music by Freddy and the Jets. 9am5pm. Downtown Bradford. 814-598-3865

Sep 13. Fall Festival in Kane. Enjoy vendors, crafts, hayrides and tons of fun. Greater Kane area. www. kanepa.com

Sep 8. Lincoln’s Love of Pennsylvania - Remembering the Civil War. A Lincoln impersonator will speak of his love of Pennsylvania. There will also be Civil War reenactors and a Civil War collection on display. 2-5pm. Clinton County Historical Society, Lock Haven. 570-7487254, www.clintoncountyhistory.com Sep 8. Camp Victory’s Community Open House. The event is open to the public and will include free hot dogs and beverages, free swimming, a free climbing wall, zip line rides, wagon rides and tours of the camp. Noon3pm. Camp Victory, Millville. 570-458-7530 Sep 8. Milton Harvest Festival Guided Kayak & Canoe Trip. Canoe or kayak with friends and neighbors on this special trip. Participants will enjoy 5 miles of the beautiful West Branch Susquehanna River, learning along the way about the river’s ecology and historical use by Native Americans through the 19th century. 1pm. Milton State Park, Sunbury. www.paddlehappy.com Sep 9-29. Great Insect Fair. 10am-4pm. Bryce Jordan Center at Penn State University, University Park. www. bjc.psu.edu Sep 11. 2nd Annual Boalsburg Farmers Market Plow to Plate Harvest Dinner. The dinner celebrates Boalsburg Market growers with a variety of dishes all prepared by noted local chefs from fresh ingredients obtained at the market. 5pm. Mount Nittany Winery, Boalsburg. www.boalsburgfarmersmarket.com Sep 12-14. Performance: Pets Theatre Play. This critically acclaimed musical deals with the very special relationship between people and their pets. Some material may be sensitive; discretion is recommended. 8pm. Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts, Cooksburg. 814-927-6655, http://sawmill.org Sep 12. Performance: MOMIX - Botanica. A 90-minute dance theater work featuring more than 20 performance pieces, Botanica follows the full cycle of seasons, reveling in the animated world of nature and its evolving beauty. 7:30pm. Eisenhower Auditorium, Penn State University Main Campus, University Park. 814-8630255, www.cpa.psu.edu Sep 13-15. Pennsylvania Bowhunters Festival. The world’s longest-running all-3-D targets event featuring the famous life-size running deer, other target areas and lifelike game trails. Traditional, compound and crossbows welcome. There will be food, prizes, souvenirs and more at this family-oriented event. Gates open at 6am. Forksville Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570-946-4025, www.pabowhunters.com

Sep 13-29. Exhibit: Harvest Days. Art with an environment and farm theme. Events on Sept. 14 include antique farm equipment, food vendors and square dancing. Station Gallery, Lock Haven. 570-748-0949, www. clintoncountyartscouncil.com Sep 13, Oct 11, Nov 8. Forest County Music Association. Attendees should bring their musical instruments and their dancing shoes to this country and bluegrass musical jam session. All musicians and listeners are welcome. 6:30-11pm. MACA Building, Marienville. 814-927-8515 Sep 13-14. Ridgway Cemetery Walk. Tour Pine Grove, Thayer and St. Leo’s cemeteries and learn the histories of some of the individuals bured there. 3pm. Meet at first entrance to Pine Grove Cemetery, Ridgway. 814776-1032, http://elkcountyhistoricalsociety.org Sep 13-14. Cemetery Stories. Listen to the stories behind some of the individuals buried in Pine Grove, Thayer and St. Leo’s cemeteries. Refreshments served. 7pm. Elk County Historical Society Center House Museum, Ridgway. 814-776-1032, http://elkcountyhistoricalsociety.org Sep 13-21. Milton Harvest Festival. A community celebration with a parade, a 28-mile bike race, a pet parade, a tournament of bands, the princess pageant, the tomato bowl, a guided kayak trip, a golf tournament and much more. A street fair with festival food and vendors will be held on Sept. 14 and 21. Milton. 570713-5761, www.miltonharvestfestival.com Sep 13-15. 9th Annual Central Pennsylvania Vintage Iron Club Show. Travel back in time to see the area’s best collection of farm tractors, machinery and hit-andmiss engines of the past. Classic food and fun including free activities for the whole family. Union County Fairgrounds, Laurelton. 570-412-7307 Sep 14. Balloonfest, Air Show & So Much More! A family-friendly event with food vendors, crafters, exhibits, races, BMX performances, entertainment and tethered balloon rides, weather permitting. Lycoming County Fairgrounds, Hughesville. Lycoming County Fairgrounds, Hughesville. 570-279-6192, www. LCRotary.com Sep 14. Bowhunters Festival Pancake & Sausage Breakfast. An all-you-can-eat buffet-style breakfast including a beverage. 7-10am. Forksville United Methodist Church, Forksville. 570-924-3182 Sep 14. Camptown Races & Old Home Day. Includes a 10K race, a chicken dinner, crafters and music. 9am. Community Church, Camptown. 570-746-4922, www. wyalusing.net

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events subject to change Sep 14-15. Fall Festival & Pumpkintown. Featuring harvest time activities. The village will once again be inhabited by Pumpkintown friends. Noon-5pm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570-434-3353, www. oldmillvillage.org Sep 14. Wyalusing Valley Wine Festival. Featuring Pennsylvania wineries, crafts, food and entertainment. Noon-5pm. Grounds, Wyalusing Valley Museum, Wyalusing. 570-746-3979, www.wyalusingwinefestival. com

Sep 20-29. Autumn Leaf Festival. A big parade, food, carnival rides and amusements, Power Wheels Derby, cultural nights, farmers and crafters, concert, motorcycle show, an antique tractor show and the Junior Olympics. Downtown Clarion and surrounding areas, Clarion. 814-226-9161, http://clarionpa.com Sep 20-22. Bavarian Fall Fest. A celebration of German heritage in the picturesque countryside of St. Marys. Crafts, food, entertainment and prize giveaways. Downtown St. Marys. 814-781-7247

Sep 14. Wheel Around the Hub Bicycle Race. This historic cycling race is back. Live music and a pig roast will follow. Registration starts at 9am. Smethport. www. smethportpa.org

Sep 20-28. Performance: August: Osage County. Fridays at 8pm, Saturdays at 2 and 8pm. The State Theatre, State College. 814-234-7228, scctonline.org

Sep 14. Alzheimer’s Memory Walk. Benefiting the Alzheimber’s Association, the walk begins at the Bloomsburg Town Park at noon, proceeds north on Market Street to Main Street and back to the park. Registration begins at 10am. Bloomsburg Town Park, Bloomsburg. 570-784-7123

Sep 21. Wellsboro Wine & Art Tour. Stroll down Main Street and visit the quaint shops while tasting wine and hors d’oeuvres and admiring art. 1-6pm. Wellsboro. 570-724-1926, www.wellsboropa.com

Sep 15. 2013 Butterfly Release. Celebrate life, commemorate a special occasion or remember those who have passed on. 1pm. Maria Hall, Danville. 570-3872426 Sep 18. ECCOTA Open House. Chat with artists and browse the gallery for a preview of holiday gifts. Food and beverages will be available. 5-8pm. ECCOTA Gallery, Ridgway. 814-772-7051, http://eccota.com Sep 19. Lecture: Local Author Anthony Carrozza. Carrozza will discuss his biography, William Pawley: The Extraordinary Life of the Adventurer, Entrepreneur and Diplomat Who Confounded the Flying Tigers. 7pm. Bradford County Library, Troy. 570-297-2436, www. bradfordcountylibrary.org Sep 19-21. Antes Fort Historical Days. Arts and crafts, a flea market, a car show, tractor pulls, fireworks and more. Free adm. Antes Fort Village Park, Antes Fort. 570-327-1664

Sep 21. Doll, Bear & Miniature Show and Sale. Presented by Laurel Doll Club of Pennsylvania. Door prizes and informal appraisals. Lunch will be available. 10am-3pm. Lawrenceville Fire Department, Lawrenceville. 570-537-2253 Sep 21-22. Black Powder Shoot. Visitors to the encampment will be able to view what life would have been like on the frontier and learn the techniques of firing black powder rifles and tomahawks. 11am. French Azilum Historic Site, Towanda. 570-265-3376, www. frenchazilum.com Sep 21. Log Cabin Day. Enjoy hands-on demonstrations of the pioneer days lifestyle. There will be blacksmithing, spinning, outdoor cast iron cooking, felting, shingle making, food and fun. 10am-5pm. The Cabin Country Store, Stevensville. 570-746-3461, www.thecabincountrystore.com

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Sep 20-21, 26-28, 30. Performance: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum. This 50-year-old musical based on 2,000-year-old plays remains a breath of fresh comic air. Community Theatre League, Williamsport. 570-327-1777, www.ctlshows.com Sep 20-22. Peanut Butter Festival. State entertainment, a carnival, a mountain bike race, a 5K race, a health walk, a parade, a classic car cruise, a motorcycle rally and other family activities. Gumtown Memorial Park, New Bethlehem. 814-275-3929, http://newbethlehemarea.com

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Sep 15. Durty Dabbers District 6 Motorcycle Trials. Ride over large rocks, logs and mountain terrain. Refreshments provided by Farrandsville Church. Begins at Farrandsville Church, Farrandsville. 570-748-9456, 570-726-3343, www.durtydabbers.com

Sep 21. Step Outdoors Tryathlon. A great introduction to run-paddle-bike events. Team and individual participation allowed. The event offers great camaraderie for the novice triathlete and the seasoned athlete alike. 10am. Hills Creek State Park, Wellsboro. 570-724-4246, http://visitpaparks.com, http://stepoutdoors.org

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events subject to change Sep 21. Wyalusing’s North Branch Triathlon. Run, kayak and bike through the fall colors of northeastern Pennsylvania. Preregistration requested. Registration at 7am. 9am. Wyalusing Valley High School, Wyalusing. 570-746-4922 Sep 21. 18th Kinzua Bridge State Park Fall Festival. Enjoy musical entertainment, vendors, food, pony rides, zem-zem cars and a terrific view of Kinzua Bridge. 10am-6pm. Kinzua Bridge State Park, Mount Jewett. www.kinzuabridgefoundation. com Sep 21. Gran Fondo of the Alleghenies. The event offers three routes through the unmatched beauty of the Allegheny National Forest during peak fall foliage, suitable for riders of all abilities. Allegheny National Forest, Marienville. www.wccbi.org Sep 21. Oktoberfest. German food, music and beer. 6pm. Lakeview Lodge at Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814371-0711, ext. 100, http://treasurelakepoa.com Sep 21. Autumn Fest. Pumpkin painting, crafts, hayrides, music and games. Noon. Lakeview Lodge at Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext. 100, http:// treasurelakepoa.com Sep 21. Cook Forest River Ride. A one-day bike ride through the forest and along the Clarion River. A fun fall ride for cyclists of all levels. 7:30am. Start at 113 River Road and finish near Shelter 2. Cook Forest State Park, Cooksburg. 412-261-6347, www.dcnr. state.pa.us, http://cookforest.com/riverride/index. cfm

Sep 21. Lavender Green Farm Garden Tour. Visit the 1800s vintage lavender farm for an individual or group tour and sample lavender culinary delights. 10am-noon. Reservations required. Lavender Green Farm, Knox. 814-797-5117, http://lavendergreen.com Sep 21-22. Coolspring Power Museum Open Days. More than 250 historically significant internal combustion engines depicting 125 years of development of industrial America. 10am-5pm. Coolspring Power Museum, Coolspring. 814-849-6883, http://coolspringpowermuseum.org Sep 21-22. The Gusher Motorcycle ATV Event. Round 11 of the 13-race Grand National Cross Country Series. Four-wheeled ATVs will compete throughout the day on Saturday, and dirt bikes will race on Sunday. Classes for riders of all skill and experience levels. Youth race at 8am, amateur race at 10am and pro race at 1pm. 8am-4pm. Riverstone Farm, Foxburg. 824-659-3116, 304-284-0084, http:// gnccracing.com/pages/schedule/the-gusher Sep 21-22. Pennsylvania Heritage Festival. Demonstrations and the region’s largest display of antique carriages and sleighs along with the finest in handcrafted traditional, folk and contemporary fine arts and crafts. Alparon Park, Troy. 570-750-1363, www. paheritagefestival.org Sep 21-28. 158th Bloomsburg Fair. Headliners include Casting Crowns, Three Days Grace with Finger 11, Halestorm and Scotty McCreery. Bloomsburg Fair, Bloomsburg. 570-784-4949, www.bloomsburgfair.com

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events subject to change Sep 21. Dinosaur Day. Learn about dinosaurs, go on a dinosaur hunt, view the special art show, make fossil crafts and more. 10am-4pm. Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Museum, Bloomsburg. 570-389-9206, www.the-childrens-museum.org

Sep 28. Fall Festival. Craft fair, flea market, delicious food and entertainment. Open to the public. 9am-4pm. Free adm. Woodland Campground, Woodland. 814857-5388, www.woodlandpa.com

Sep 27-28. Fabulous 1890s. Commemorates the first night football game with lights. Re-enactment of the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first night football game, hot air balloons, an 1890s medicine show, a parade, vendors, food, games and much more. Smyth Park, Mansfield. 570-662-3442, mansfield.org, 1890sweekend.org Sep 27. Performance: The Beach Boys. The audience will get Good Vibrations with an evening of entertainment by The Beach Boys. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com Sep 27-29. Marienville Oktoberfest. Food, crafts, a street dance, lawn mower races, bed races and other entertainment. Town Square, Marienville. 814-9278218, http://forestcounty.com

Sep 28. OktoberFest. 5pm. Tussey Mountain Ski and Family Fun Center, Boalsburg. 814-466-6266, www. tusseymountain.com

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Sep 27. Performance: Cirque Ă&#x2030;loize - Cirkopolis. Dives into a vibrant imaginary world and pushes the boundaries of visual and audio innovation through different forms of projections. Dance, circus, music and theater meet in a scenic universe. 7:30pm. Eisenhower Auditorium, Penn State University Main Campus, University Park. 814-863-0255, www.cpa.psu.edu

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Sep 28-29. FallFest 2013. An all-day event. Flickerwood Wine Cellars, Kane. www.flickerwood.com Sep 28. Grub Crawl: A Walking Food Tour. A walking food tour of fine dining restaurants and coffeehouses in Lock Havenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Central Business District. Noon-5pm and 1-6pm. Lock Haven. 570-748-1576, www.lockhaven.org

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events subject to change Sep 28. Farm City Family Festival. Craft vendors, demonstrations, activities and more. 9am-4pm. Clinton County Fairgrounds, Mackeyville. 570-660-1231, www. clintoncountyfairpa.com Sep 28. Central Mountains ATV Association Inc. ATV Rodeo. A family-oriented event for all ages that tests the skills of the riders. 8am. Flat Run Speedway, Allport (near Kylertown). 570-660-1010, www.cmatva.org Sep 28. Bald Eagle Mountain Megatransect. A 26+-mile hike and trail run up and over Bald Eagle Mountain. The course is designed to cycle moderate to very difficult terrain, with easier sections offered for recovery. Starts at 7am. Preregistration required. Starts at Castanea Fire Company Picnic Grounds, Castanea. www.ultrahike.com Sep 28. Punxsy Appreciation Day. Crafts, food, a pumpkin decorating contest and a talent show. 9am3pm. SSCD School, Punxsutawney. 814-938-8740, http://punxsutawneyspirit.com Sep 28. Selinsgrove Market Street Festival. More than 100 vendors, including crafters, civic groups and food, as well as games and live entertainment. Selinsgrove. 570-374-2550, www.selinsgrove.net Sep 28. Cruise-In at Country Cupboard. All vehicles are welcome. Country Cupboard, Lewisburg. 570-5233211, www.countrycupboardinc.com Sep 28. Pumpkin Fall Festival Kickoff. Hayrides, playland, a corn maze and much more. 11am-7pm. Free adm. Rohrbach’s Farm Market & Gift Shop, Catawissa. 570-356-7654, www.rohrbachsfarm.net Sep 28-29. Pennsylvania Hardcore Mudd Run. A 6.5mile obstacle course with 18 to 20 obstacles. The event will include food, music, fun and mud. Mid-State Regional Airport, Philipsburg. 814-933-8525, www. hardcoremuddrun.com Sep 28. Galeton Fall Fest. Craft vendors, live music, food and games. 10am-4pm. John J. Collins Memorial Park, Galeton. www.visitgaleton.com Sep 29. Sentimental Journey Fly-In Breakfast. Pancakes, eggs, sausage, gravy with biscuits, potato patties, orange juice and coffee/tea. 8am-12:30pm. Hangar 1, William T. Piper Memorial Airport, Lock Haven. 570893-4200, www.sentimentaljourneyfly-in.com

October Oct 2. Lecture: After Gettysburg: The Battle Dead & the Families They Left Behind. With speaker Dr. Carol Reardon. 7:30pm. Donation requested. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-466-6263, www. pamilmuseum.org Oct 2-6. October Ride. Ride on your own horses or use the free guide service. Free water and electric hookups and tie stalls, three suppers, a Saturday cowboy breakfast, a tack auction on Friday, a Halloween party with music and prizes. Five nights of camping. Reservations req by 9/23. Cook Forest Area Scenic Trail Rides and Dude Ranch, Clarion. 814-226-5985, patrailride.com

Oct 3-6. 32nd Annual Covered Bridge & Arts Festival. Nearly 350 craft vendors and more than 35 food vendors. Free adm and entertainment. Select Knoebels rides will be open all four days. There will be handmade and traditional crafts. Knoebels Amusement Resort, Elysburg. 570-672-2572, www.itourColumbia Montour.com/events/covered-bridge-festival/ Oct 4-6. Airing of the Quilts at Apple Wagon. A celebration including a display of quilts, baby quilts, handstitched items and hand applique, along with fine linens. 10am-5pm. Apple Wagon Antique Mall, Russell Hill, Tunkhannock. 570-836-8713, www.facebook.com/ applewagon.antiquemall.5 Oct 4-20. Exhibit: Lynn Kibbe & Theresa Spliter. Station Gallery, Lock Haven. 570-748-0949, www.clintoncountyartscouncil.com Oct 4-5. Murder Mystery Cruise. The cost includes an interactive show and dinner by the Holiday Inn. Aboard the Hiawatha Paddlewheel Boat, Susquehanna State Park, Williamsport. 570-326-2500, www.ridehiawatha.com Oct 4-24. Exhibit: PA Wilds Traveling Photo Contest Exhibit. The winning photographs from the 2012 PA Wilds Photo Contest will be on display in all 12 of the PA Wilds counties in 2013. A complete schedule is available at http://PAwilds.com. Hours vary. Cameron County Artisan Center, Emporium. 814-486-4314, http:// cameroncountychamber.org Oct 4-5. Oktoberfest. German bands and dancers, imported German beer, local German-style wines, traditional Oktoberfest food, hayrides, carriage rides and marionette shows. Fun for the whole family. VFW Fair Grounds, Mifflinburg. http://oktoberfest.mifflinburgpa.com/ Oct 4-25. Penn’s Cave Flashhlight Tours. 6pm. Penn’s Cave, Centre Hall. 814-364-1664, www.pennscave.com Oct 4-6, Nov 9-10. Beaver Stadium Tours. Includes the media room, tunnel, field and more. Adm. Penn State All-Sports Museum, University Park. 814-865-0044, www.gopsusports.com/museum Oct 4-5. Falling Leaves Festival. Farmers markets, crafts, vendors, food, old-time events and activities for children. The Potter County Historical Society will host an open house from 10am-2:30pm. Coudersport Courthouse Square, Coudersport. www.coudersport.org Oct 5-6. Then & NOW Military Time Line. A living history encampment/bivouac time line of uniforms and equipment from the 18th through 21st centuries. Battle dress uniform fashion show and weapons demonstration begins at 1pm each day. Call ahead for event confirmation. 10am-4pm. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-466-6263, www.pamilmuseum.org Oct 5-6. Pennsylvania Apple ‘n’ Cheese Festival. A juried crafts, fine arts and photography show, as well as quilts, demonstrations, wine and cheese tastings and more. Manley Bohlayer Farm, Canton. 570-673-7222, www.paapplecheese.com

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Oct 5-6. Craftsmen of the Endless Mountains Flaming Fall Foliage Festival. Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570-637-0897, www.craftsmenoftheendlessmountains.com Oct 5. Eagles Mere Bi-Planes, Trains & Antique Cars. 10am-4pm. Nearby locations and Village of Eagles Mere. 570-525-3370, www.visithistoriceaglesmere.com Oct 5. Eatonville United Methodist Church, A Tradition of Quilting. A display of quilts from church members past and present. Famous Methodist minestrone soup will be available to eat in or take out, and there will be homemade cookies. 10am-4pm. Eatonville United Methodist Church, Tunkhannock. 570-836-2441 Oct 5-6. Muzzleloader Rendezvous. Go back to the 18th century when the nation and the House were just getting started. Displays of guns, knives, Indian artifacts and tools will be presented, and artisans will demonstrate the making of guns and tools. 9am-5pm. American Legion Post 510, Black Walnut. 570-869-1679 Oct 5. Tunkhannock’s Airing of the Quilts. An outdoor quilt show held rain or shine along the historic streets. 9am-5pm. Downtown Tunkhannock. 570-687-1584, www.tunkhannockbusiness.com Oct 5. Wildlife Day. Learn about wildlife friends from the Endless Mountain Nature Center and enjoy refreshments. 2-4pm. The Cabin Country Store, Stevensville. 570-746-3461, www.thecabincountrystore.com Oct 5-6. ANF Photo Trek. Join renowned published photographer Ed Bernik for two days of photography in the Allegheny National Forest. 7:30am-5pm. University of Pittsburgh at Bradford, Bradford. Oct 5. Wildcat Park Fall Festival. The ninth annual festival will feature handmade crafts, concessions, a bake sale, pony rides, hayrides and more. 10am-4pm. Free adm. Wildcart Park, Ludlow. www.wildcatpark.com Oct 5. Discover Heritage Day. Along with beautiful fall foliage, the day will include vendors, apple cider making, an amateur woodsman’s competition in crosscut saw, log rolling, etc., as well as other offerings. Noon-5pm. Kinzua Bridge State Park, Mount Jewett. 814-965-2646 Oct 5. Pig Roast: A Touch of Civil War Times. Enjoy food, watch Civil War re-enactors talk about Civil War times and see dances and other activities. 3pm. 4-H Building, McKean County Fair Grounds, Smethport. www.smethportchamber.com/old_jail_museum.htm Oct 5-6. Tour De Forest (Fall Ride). An organized ATV ride. Route opens at 8am. Allegheny National Forest, Marienville. 814-227-9503, http://marienville-fire.com/ tour-de-forest

Oct 5-6. Warrior Run/Fort Freeland Heritage Days. Colonial foods, crafts and lectures. 300 costumed crafters, tradesmen and instructors demonstrating Colonial history, as well as Civil and Revolutionary War and Natie American encampments.Behind the Warrior Run High School and at Warrior Run Church, Turbotville. www. freelandfarm.org Oct 5. Chilli Challenge Adventure Triathlon. Bike 19.3 miles through Montour and Columbia counties, paddle 2.2 miles around Lake Chillisquaque and then run 4.7 miles along the preserve’s trail network. Adm. PPL Montour Preserve, Danville. 570-437-3131, http://new. rivertownrace.com Oct 5-7. Boalsburg Columbus Ball & Heritage Festival. Celebrate Boalsburg’s unique connection with Christopher Columbus and more than 200 years of Boals and their friends and neighbors shaping the community. Boalsburg Village Square and Boal Mansion Columbus Chapel, Boalsburg. 814-466-6210, www. boalmuseum.com Oct 5-6. Dutch Fall Festival. Crafts, produce and antique vendors, as well as homemade food, kids’ corner. Live entertainment offerings include a kid-friendly musician and old folk music. 10am-5pm. Free adm and free parking. Wert Memorial Park, Aaronsburg. 814380-4599, www.aaronsburgcivicclub.org Oct 6. 4th Annual Pumpkinfest. Vendors, entertainment, pony rides, pumpkin and scarecrow contests, hay wagon rides and more. Noon-4pm. Downtown Bradford. 814-362-3030 Oct 6. Fall Quilt Show & Sale and Turkey & Ham Dinner. Display and sale of beautiful locally made quilts, plus a family-style all-you-can-eat turkey and ham dinner. 11am-1:30pm. Social Hall, St. Joseph Parish, Lucinda. 814-226-7288, www.st-joseph-lucinda.org Oct 8. Performance: Menopause the Musical. A celebration of women and the change. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com Oct 10-13. Hyner Hang Gliding Club Fall Festival. Hyner View has been home to both hang gliders and para gliders and is the highest active site in the state. Hyner Run State Park, Hyner. 610-488-9478, www.hynerclub.com

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events subject to change Oct 11-Nov 10. Exhibit: Lauren Kinney & Patrick Vincent, A Darkness. The Gallery at Penn College, Williamsport. 570-320-2445, www.pct.edu/gallery Oct 11-12, Oct 18-19. Historic Ghost Walks of Pennsylvania. Take a spine-tingling nighttime candlelight tour of the village while being thrilled by tales of ghosts and hauntings from the area and around the state. 7-9pm. Old Mill Village Museum, New Milford. 570-434-3353, www.oldmillvillage.org Oct 11-13. Johnny Appleseed Festival. Attendees will be amazed by the professional lumberjack competition. Memorial Park, Sheffield. www.johnnyappleseedfest.net Oct 11-13. Pennsylvania State Flaming Foliage Festival. A weekend to celebrate nature’s beautiful colors and views. Highlights of the event will include the queen’s coronation, crafts, food and a parade on Saturday. Renovo. 570-923-2411 Oct 11. Performance: Jack Hanna’s Into the Wild LIVE. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com Oct 11-13. Buffalo Valley Antique Machinery Association Fall Show. Antique tractors, antique gas engines, antique cars and demonstrations of antique farm machinery. Buffalo Valley Antique Machinery Association, Lewisburg. 570-412-0865, www.bvama.net Oct 12-13. Tioga County Early Days. Step back in time and keep the past alive. Antique engines, tractors, working demonstrations, a silent auction, music and a craft and flea market. Whitneyville Fair Grounds, Wellsboro. www.tiogacountyearlydays.org Oct 12. 6th Annual Spirit of DuBois Lantern Walk. Marking the 125th anniversary of the Great Fire of 1888. Leaving from the E.D. Reitz Museum. DuBois Area Historical Society, DuBois. 814-371-9006, duboishs.com Oct 12-14. Artists’ Open House Weekend. At various studios throughout Susquehanna County. 570-2782332, www.artiststour.com Oct 12-14. Artists’ Open House Weekend at Mud & Fire Potters. As part of Susquehanna County’s annual art tour, visitors may tour the facility and learn about the ancient art/craft of pottery. 10am-6pm. Mud and Fire Potters, Little Meadows. 570-623-3335, www.mudandfirepotters.com Oct 12-13. Elk Mountain Fall Festival. Elk Mountain Ski Resort, Union Dale. 570-679-4400, www.elkskier.com Oct 12-13. Exhibit: Fall Art Expo. An annual exhibit with prizes in several visual arts categories held during the Sullivan County Fall Festival. 10am-4pm. Held in the Blue Building at Forksville Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570928-8927, www.sullivanarts.org Oct 12. Harvest & Wine Festival. Lazybrook Park, Tunkhannock. 570-836-1247, www.Tunkhannock Rotary.org

Oct 12-13. Harvest Moon Festival. Entertainment, ethnic foods, a bake sale, a themed basket giveaway drawing, children’s games, adult games, firetruck rides, hayrides, vendors, a quilt giveaway drawing, more giveaway drawings and a wheel barrel of cheer. Holy Name of Mary of Church, Montrose. 570-278-1504 Oct 12-13. Sullivan County Fall Festival With Lumberjack & Chainsaw Carving Competitions. Entertainment, lumberjacks, chainsaw carvers, an auction of carvings both days, a quilt show and sale, demonstrations, arts and craft vendors, an art expo, children’s activities and food. Sullivan County Fairgrounds, Forksville. 570-482-4088, www.sullivanpachamber.com Oct 12. Wyalusing Fall Festival. A street full of vendors and entertainment, with music, dancers, fun, food, fall colors and kids’ games. 9am-4pm. Wyalusing. 570746-4922, www.wyalusing.net Oct 12-13. Apple Butter Festival. This fall event includes the opportunity to watch apple butter being made. There will be crafts, food, entertainment and more. Waterville Fire Company Grounds, Waterville. 570-753-8505, www.facebook.com/pages/WatervilleApple-Butter-Festival/140518331830?fref=ts Oct 12. The Flavors of Fall. Crafts, food and music celebrating the fall season. The leaves will be at their peak in nearby Allegheny National Forest. Courthouse lawn, Ridgway. 814-776-1424, http://ridgwaychamber.com Oct 12. Sherman Memorial Lighthouse Tour. Selfguided tours of the beautiful six-story lighthouse filled with memorabilia. 1-4pm. Lighthouse Island, Tionesta. 814-755-3672, http://e-clubhouse.org/sites/tionesta Oct 12. Annual Woolly Worm Festival & Prognostication. Pennsylvania’s other weather prognostication festival features a lot of woolly worm fun, including the prognostication of the length and severity of winter by an expert team of local judges, an annual storyteller, food and music. Hufnagle Park, Lewisburg. 570-594-4691, www.woollywormfestival.com Oct 12-13. Horticulture Show. 9am-6pm. Snider Agricultural Arena, Penn State University, University Park. www.agsci.psu.edu/ag-arena/events/horticulture-show-1 Oct 13. Foxburg Art, Wine & Food Festival. Art, wine and food on Main Street. 11am-6pm. Downtown Foxburg. 724-659-0021, http://foxburgfestival.com Oct 13. Cider Pressing Demonstration & Tasting. Listen to live music, sample fresh cider and turn the crank on the old cider press. Oktoberfest foods and cider will be available. Noon-3pm. Laurel Mountain Vineyard, Falls Creek. 814-371-7022, laurelwines.com Oct 13. Fabulous Fall SBG Talk & Tour Series. Explore the fall habitat. The garden is still alive with many bright blooms, seeds to collect and stories to tell. Attendees may take in the fall landscape and learn how butterflies and other creatures prepare for winter. 1pm. Free adm. Snetsinger Butterfly Garden at Tom Tudek Memorial Park, State College. http://snetsingerbutterflygarden.org

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events subject to change Oct 17-19. Performance: Monty Python’s Spamalot. Lovingly ripped from the classic film comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the show retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. The State Theatre, State College. 814-234-7228, www. scctonline.org Oct 18-19. Fancy Fair. The biggest fundraiser of the year to support building and maintenance needs. Artwork, textile arts and quality glass and trinkets donated by the community. A soup and sandwich lunch will be for sale. Oldest House, Laceyville. 570-869-1679 Oct 18. Performance: Styx. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com Oct 18-20. Performance: Rumpelstiltskin. Children of all ages will enjoy this version of the Brothers Grimm’s Rumpelstiltskin. Community Theatre League, Williamsport. 570-327-1777, www.ctlshows.com

Oct 19. Sinnemahone Ultra Trail Run. 50K and 25K endurance race with prizes. 7:30am. Starts and ends at West Creek Rails to Trails, Emporium. 814-486-4314, http://ultrasignup.com/register.aspx?did=19166 Oct 19. Woodsy Owl Workday. Help maintain Cook Forest State Park. Woodsy Owl and Smokey Bear will be on hand. Free camping available for volunteers, with prior notice. Participants should contact the park office two weeks in advance. Lunch provided. 8am-1:30pm. Maintenance Complex, Cook Forest State Park, Cooksburg. 814-744-8407, www.dcnr.state.pa.us Oct 19. Shamokin Fall Festival. Vendors, fall food, crafters and children’s activities are all part of a free, fun-filled fall day. 9am-1pm. Downtown Shamokin. 570850-9121, www.nccarts.com

Oct 18-20. Fall Harvest Intensive. Make cider, kim chi, pesto, cheese, fruit leather and more. Quiet Creek Herb Farm and School of Country Living, Brookville. 814849-9662, http://quietcreekherbfarm.org

Oct 19-20. Spinning & Weaving Weekend. Demonstrations and hands-on weaving activities. There will be personas of John Frederick and Lydia Gutelius, who were tailors. Gutelius House Museum, Mifflinburg. 570-966-2371, www.guteliushousemuseum.org

Oct 18-Nov 2. Hayrides at Kohls Stony Hill Tree Farm. A half-hour scenic ride through the country roads around the farm and through a historic covered bridge. Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Kohls Stony Hill Tree Farm, Milton. 570-437-3442, www.kohlsstonyhill.com Oct 19. New Columbia Apple Butter Festival. A funfilled day that includes an apple pie contest, music, games for children all day, food and craft vendors. New Columbia Civic Building, New Columbia. 570-568-8393, thecraftstore@windstream.net

Oct 19. Performance: An Acoustic Evening With Mary Chapin Carpenter & Shawn Colvin. The acclaimed songwriters and longtime friends will share the stage as an intimate duo, performing material spanning their vast catalogues and some of their favorite songs. 7:30pm. Eisenhower Auditorium, Penn State University Main Campus, University Park. 814-863-0255, www. cpa.psu.edu

Oct 19. 8th Annual Fall Festival & Pumpkin Float. 1-5pm. Apple cidering, candle dipping, pioneer games and more. The costume parade at 4pm, and trick-ortreating will follow in the campground and cabin area. Pumpkin float at 7pm. 1-8:30pm. Day Use Area-Beach, Parker Dam State Park, Penfield. 814-765-0630, www. dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/parkerdam/ Oct 19. Punkin’ Chunkin’ Festival. Punkins are hurled through the air at break-neck speed toward targets floating on the lake. There will also be live music, 100+ craft vendors, food vendors, hayrides and children’s activities. 10am-5pm. Free adm and parking. Bald Eagle State Park, Howard. 814-625-9151, www.howardfireco.com

Oct 20. Trunk or Treat. 2pm. Lakeview Lodge at Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext. 100, http:// treasurelakepoa.com

Oct 19. Christmas in the Barns. A craft show that totally fills all of the barns on the fairgrounds. 9am-4pm. Clinton County Fairgrounds, Mackeyville. 570-6601231, www.clintoncountyfairpa.com Oct 19. Celebrate the Book - A Central Pennsylvania Book Festival. New and used books for sale, interesting programs led by authors and exciting and fun activities for children. 9am-4pm. St. Patrick’s Parish Activity Center, Carlisle. 717-440-0869, www.celebratethebook.org Oct 19. Annual Chili Cook-Off. Attendees will taste some chili and decide which is their favorite. Bastress Mountain Winery, Williamsport. 570-745-2332, www. bastressmountainwinery.com

Oct 20. Blossburg Fall Festival. A fun-filled day with hayrides, pumpkin painting, craft vendors, games, music and a hot dog eating contest. Noon-5pm. Riverside Plaza, Blossburg. 570-638-2005, http://blossburg.org/fallfest

Oct 20-21. Tussey Mountainback 50-Mile Ultramarathon & Relay. USATF-certified, 50-mile single-loop, mostly unpaved course through central Pennsylvania’s scenic Rothrock State Forest during peak foliage season. 7am. Start and end at Tussey Mountain Ski and Family Fun Center, Boalsburg. 814238-5918, www.tusseymountainback.com Oct 23. Performance: Doc Severinsen & His Big Band. The ever-vibrant, Grammy-winning trumpeter and former Tonight Show band leader is back on tour with his big band. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570326-2424, www.caclive.com Oct 25-Nov 10. Exhibit: Art in the Wilds. Art with a wildlife theme that will include two dimensional wood carving and sculptures. Station Gallery, Lock Haven. 570-748-0949, www.clintoncountyartscouncil.com

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events subject to change Oct 25. Performance: Dinosaur Train Live! A stage production based on Dinosaur Train, the Jim Henson Company-produced PBS Kids program that embraces the fascination preschoolers have with both trains and dinosaurs. 7:30pm. Eisenhower Auditorium, Penn State University Main Campus, University Park. 814-8630255, www.cpa.psu.edu

Oct 26. Pumpkin Palooza. A day filled with pumpkin pie eating, seed spitting, pumpkin bowling, pumpkin desserts, pumpkin throwing, pumpkin painting and face painting. Hosted by Montour Area Recreation Commission. 8:30am-4pm. Danville. 570-336-2060, http://new.rivertownrace.com

Oct 26-27. Great Pumpkin Express Train Excursions. Participants may put on their Halloween costumes and join the Williamsport Lycoming Chamber of Commerce for the Great Pumpkin Express. Behind Burger King, Williamsport. 570-327-7700, www.vacationpa.com

Oct 26. Halloween Spooktacular. Pumpkin painting, cider making, face painting and wagon rides through Haunted Daggett Campground. Attendees are encouraged to come in costume. Noon-2:30pm. Lyman Run State Park, Galeton. 814-435-5010

Oct 26. Art & Wine Tasting Expo. Sample wines from several area wineries and enjoy appetizers and some music. 2pm. Lakeview Lodge at Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext. 100, http://treasurelakepoa.com

Oct 26. Penn State Football v. Ohio State - Primetime Penn State White Out. 8pm. Beaver Stadium, Penn State University Main Campus, University Park. www. gopsusports.com

Oct 26. Performance: Missoula Children’s Theatre. 2 and 7pm. Sayre Theatre, Sayre. 570-268-ARTS, http:// bcrac.org Oct 31. Halloween Parade. 6:30pm. Auditorium, Redbank Valley High School, New Bethlehem. 814-2753929, http://newbethlehemarea.com

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events subject to change Nov 1-3. Gingerbread Tour. Visit 16 stores decked out for Christmas along the 20-mile corridor from Brookville to Leeper. 10am-5pm. To Cook Forest, Leeper and Fisher. Brookville. 800-680-0160, gingerbreadtour.com Nov 1-2. Lewisburg Stroll Through the Arts Weekend. Featuring nearly 50 artists in 41 shops, as well as a silent art auction. On Saturday, Dance to the Music will offer multiple bands in downtown venues from 8pmmidnight. Downtown Lewisburg. 570-524-5221, www. lewisburgartscouncil.com Nov 2. Wyoming County Chorale Fall Concert. A volunteer community chorus that draws on a vast range of musical genres and time periods for its program material, from Renaissance to rock, Baroque to big band. 7:30pm. Tunkhannock Middle School, Tunkhannock. 570-388-6318, www.wyomingcountychorale.org Nov 2-3. Laurel Mountain Vineyard’s 18th Anniversary Celebration. Hot mulled wine, refreshments, gift shop sales, wine discounts and door prizes. 10am-6pm. Laurel Mountain Vineyard, Falls Creek. 814-371-7022, http://laurelwines.com Nov 2. Performance: Lucy, I’m Dead - A Murder Mystery. Dessert, mystery and murder as Without a Cue Production performs. 7:30pm. Moose Exchange, Bloomsburg. 570-317-2596, www.mooseexchange.org Nov 3. Fall Train Meet. Mill Hall Volunteer Fire Company, Mill Hall. 570-726-6826, www.ccmrr.org Nov 3. Heritage Day. Re-enactor Ronald Blatchley brings chemistry to life, and guides in 18th century costume welcome visitors to the home of Joseph Priestley. 1-4pm. Adm. Joseph Priestley House Museum, Northumberland. 570-473-9474, www.josephpriestleyhouse.org Nov 7-9. Sligo Home-for-the-Holidays Christmas Craft & Gift Show. Arts, gifts and hand-crafted items for sale at participating homes and businesses. 10am-7pm. Throughout Sligo. 814-745-3940 Nov 8. Performance: Celtic Martins. An extraordinarily versatile musical family of fiddle players, guitarists and clog dancers who cover the range of Celtic music, as well as several other traditions, with enthusiasm and exuberance. 7pm. St. Basil’s Hall, Dushore. 570-9288927 Nov 8-10, 14-16. Performance: The Madwoman of Chaillot. By Jean Giraudoux. Mystery, adventure and romance in Paris. Black Box at the Deane Center for the Performing Arts, Wellsboro. 570-724-2079, www. DeaneCenter.com, http://hamiltongibson.org Nov 9. Kids Day II: Dress Up & Discover!! Kids of all ages get to try on the field gear and head gear from the museum education collection. 10am-3pm. Buy-one-getone-free adm rates. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-466-6263, www.pamilmuseum.org Nov 9. Christmas Craft Show. Annual Christmas craft bazaar. 11am. Lakeview Lodge at Treasure Lake, DuBois. 814-371-0711, ext. 100, http://treasurelakepoa.com

Nov 11. Open Veterans Day. 10am-4pm. Pennsylvania Military Museum, Boalsburg. 814-466-6263, www. pamilmuseum.org Nov 12. Performance: Mannheim Steamroller Christmas. The audience will join the hundreds of thousands of concert-goers who have experienced the group’s shows over the years. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com Nov 15-16. Fine Art & Fine Craft Festival. One-of-akind fine art and crafts by the area’s finest juried artists. Triton Banquet Hall, Tunkhannock. 570-836-2441 Nov 15. Performance: Loretta Lynn. Enjoy an evening of country music with America’s favorite Coal Miner’s Daughter. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570326-2424, www.caclive.com Nov 16. Performance: John Pinette. Pinette will entertain his audience with an evening of music, comedy and impressions. Community Arts Center, Williamsport. 570-326-2424, www.caclive.com Nov 17-23. Country Western Jamboree. Attendees are encouraged to dust off their cowboy boots and grab a partner for this weeklong series centered around the county’s love for country music and dance. Deane Center for the Performing Arts, Wellsboro. 570-7246220, www.DeaneCenter.com Nov 22. Performance: Barbershop Concert. The West Branch Chorus and the Heart of Pennsylvania Chorus will entertain with their barbershop concert. Community Theatre League, Williamsport. 570-327-1777, www. ctlshows.com Nov 22-24. Victorian Christmas. Visitors will enjoy touring some of the Victorian mansions, the Duboistown Garden Club’s Holiday House, the toy train expo and many other activities. House tours are on Nov. 23 only. Historic District, Williamsport. 570-323-8080, www. preservationwilliamsport.org Nov 22-23. Christmas Spectacular. This event allows everyone to join in the holiday cheer and maybe finish their Christmas shopping. Bastress Mountain Winery, Williamsport. 570-745-2332, www.bastressmountainwinery.com Nov 22-24. Once Upon a Christmas. Visit art studios, galleries, shops and organizations for holiday sales. Surrounding area and Knox. 814-764-6195, http:// onceuponachristmas.info Nov 22. Performance: Keith Urban: Light the Fuse Tour 2013. With Little Big Town and special guest Dustin Lynch. 7pm. Bryce Jordan Center at Penn State University, University Park. www.bjc.psu.edu Nov 23. White Christmas Trail. Visit the various businesses on Route 706 and receive a free gift at the end. There will be door prizes and refreshments. 10am-5pm. The Cabin Country Store, Stevensville. 570-746-3461, www.thecabincountrystore.com

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September Aug 25-Sep 1. 55th Annual Show at Steam Engine Hill. Williams Grove Historical Steam Engine Association, Mechanicsburg. www.wghsea.org/ Aug 28-Oct 12. Exhibit: Illustration Art. Free and open to the public. Perry County Council of the Arts Gallery, Newport. 717-567-7023, www.perrycountyarts.org Aug 29-Sep 2. Blue Mountain Gospel Music Festival. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 423-239-6262, www.gardenspotpromotions.com Aug 30-31, Sep 1. Cambria City Ethnic Festival. Traditional ethnic foods, music, dance and church tours. Cambria City section, Johnstown. http://cambriacityethnicfestival.webs.com Aug 30-Sep 1. Long’s Park Art & Craft Festival. One of America’s top fine art and craft shows. WIth 200 top artists and craftspeople from across the country. Live music, fine food, and wine and craft beer as well. 10am5pm. Long’s Park, Lancaster. longspark.org/art.html Aug 30-Sep 2. Broad Top Area Homecoming. Enjoy baseball, entertainment, food and fun for everyone. Broad Top City. 814-635-3807, 814-635-2014 Aug 30-Sep 1. The Original Semiannual 161st York Antiques Show & Sale. York Fairgrounds Convention and Expo Center, York., www.theoriginalyorkantiquesshow.com Aug 31. 10th Annual Taste of Hamburg-er Festival. Downtown Hamburg rocks with three stages of nonstop entertainment, a professional hamburger eating competition, best burger contests, a chili cook-off, a beer and wine garden, artisans and crafters, children’s activities, shopping, food and beverages and a lot more. Free adm. Downtown Hamburg., 610-562-3106, www.hamburgpa. org Aug 31. 33rd Annual Shippensburg Corn Festival. 8am-4pm. Downtown Shippensburg., www.cornfestival.net Aug 31. McLain Celtic Festival. Cumberland County Historical Society. 9am-5pm. Two Mile House, Carlisle., www.historicalsociety.com Aug 31-Sep 7. 159th Juniata County Fair. Juniata County Fairgrounds, Port Royal. www.juniatacountyfair. com Aug 31. The Battle of Gettysburg Explored. A more in-depth look at the Battle of Gettysburg. 1:30-3:30pm. Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center, Gettysburg., 877-874-2478, www.gettysburgfoundation.org Aug 31-Sep 1. Log House Arts Festival. More than 100 vendors from the region and the surrounding areas will display and sell their handcrafted wares. Community Arts Center, Johnstown. www.caccc.org

Sep 1. Labor Day Fireworks Cruise. Witness a fantastic fireworks display on this four-hour cruise, which will include a surf ’n turf dinner. 6-10pm. Seven Points Marina, Hesston. 814-658-3074, www.7pointsmarina. com Sep 1. Labor Day Weekend Fireworks Display. Enjoy a spectacular fireworks show. 9pm. Lake Raystown Resort, Lodge and Conference Center, Entriken. 814658-3500, http://raystownresort.com Sep 1. 18th Annual Hanover Chili Cook-Off. A day filled with award-winning chili, music, magic, food and family fun with a focus on raising funds for worthy local charities. Gates open at 11am. Hanover. www.hanoverchilicookoff.com, www.facebook.com/Hanover ChiliCookoff Sep 1. 5th Annual Schuylkill County Wine Festival. Exceptional wine tasting, outstanding cuisine and live entertainment. 1-6pm. Adm. Hegins Park, Hegins. 570682-9660, www.schuylkillwinefestival.com Sep 1-7. Cambria County Fair. Cambria County Fairgrounds, Ebensburg. 814-472-7491, www.cambriacofair.com Sep 1-7. Performance: Agatha Christie’s Mouse Trap. Cresson Lake Playhouse, Loretto. 814-472-4333, www. cressonlake.com Sep 1. Music on the Mountain. A Celtic concert on the lawn of Kings Gap Mansion. 4-8:30pm. Free. Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, Carlisle. 717-4865031, www.friendsofkingsgap.org Sep 1. Marching Orders: A Tour for the Whole Family. Participants will explore the battlefield and learn how to load a musket, march, fire a cannon and defend their position. 1:30-3:30pm. Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitors Center, Gettysburg. 877874-2478, www.gettysburgfoundation.org Sep 2. Labor Day Rodeo. Wellsville Frontier Days, Wellsville. www.wellsvillefrontierdaysinc.com Sep 4-Oct 30. Fall Foliage Sightseeing Cruise. Enjoy a spectacular fall foliage cruise aboard the Proud Mary. Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays only. 2:15-3:45pm. Lake Raystown Resort, Lodge and Conference Center, Entriken. 814-658-3500, http://raystownresort.com Sep 6-7. Folk/Celtic Festival. Tickets include a complimentary wine glass, wine tasting and great music. Food will be available for sale. 2-10pm. Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery, Wrightsville. 717-252-9463, www.moondancerwinery.com Sep 6-7. 5th Annual Southern York County Barbecue Cook-Off. Barbecue teams from across the country will compete for trophies and cash prizes during the event, which will feature food, fun and live entertainment. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com

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events subject to change Sep 6-7. 18th Annual Bowers Chile Pepper Festival. Vendors, arts, crafts, food, a jalapeno pepper eating contest, a chili pepper song contest, entertainment, music and more. 9am-6pm. Rain or shine. William DeLong Park, Bowers. 610-944-8417, www.pepperfestival.com Sep 6, 13, 20, Oct 4, 11, 18, 25, Nov 1, 8. Murder Mystery Dinner Cruises. Cruise the Susquehanna River on board the Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat while enjoying a special murder mystery menu and a fascinating whodunit featuring live actors. City Island, Harrisburg. 717-234-6500, HarrisburgRiverboat.com

Sep 6-15. York Fair. Family fun, entertainment, food and thrills for everyone. Adm. York Fairgrounds, York. 717-848-2596, www.yorkfair.org Sep 6. Carlisle Sports & Outdoor Nationals. A new family-friendly show with activities including a fish pond and casting, monster truck rides, a hunters’ safety course, a live animal petting zoo, ATV test rides, a turkey calling contest, an archery shoot and a number of seminars. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. 717-243-7855, www.carlislesportsoutdoor.com Sep 6, 9, Oct 4, 19. Civil War Walking Tour of Carlisle. Tours are led by volunteer Civil War walking guides. Adm. Meet at Cumberland County Historical Society, Carlisle. 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com

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events subject to change Sep 7. Perry County’s Largest Flea Market. 300 spaces available. Shermans Dale Ambulance Building, Shermans Dale. 717-582-2288 Sep 7, 9-14. Book Sale. During library hours, thousands of books, audio books, videos, DVDs, puzzles and more will be for sale. Red Land Community Library, Etters. 717-938-5599, www.yorklibraries.org/red-land Sep 7-8. 9th Annual Gettysburg Wine & Music Festival. Fine wines from 25 Pennsylvanian wineries, great live music, spectacular food, art, handmade jewelry, clothing, wine accessories and more. Noon-6pm. Adm. Gateway Gettysburg Complex, Gettysburg. 717-3348151, www.gettysburgwine.com Sep 7-8. Dauphin County Jazz & Wine Fest. Two evenings featuring national recording artists and central Pennsylvania’s elite jazz artists. Attendees should bring blankets and lawn chairs. 4-9pm. Fort Hunter Park, Harrisburg. 717-599-5751, www.dauphincounty.org, www.forthunter.org Sep 7. Whoopie Pie Festival. The most delicious day in Lancaster County features more than 100 different whoopie pie flavors. Hershey Farm Restaurant and Inn, Strasburg. 717-687-8635, http://whoopiepie festival.com Sep 7. Expo Demolition Derby. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 717-821-6994, www. lebexpo.com Sep 7-8. Jazz & Wine Fest. Bring lawn chairs and picnic baskets and enjoy a jazz experience of a lifetime. 4-9pm. Gates open at 3pm. Adm. Held under the big top, Fort Hunter Park, Harrisburg. 717-599-5188, ext. 2117, www.dauphincounty.org, www.forthunter.org Sep 7-8. The Festival at Lakemont Park. Arts and crafts vendors fill the park during this annual end-ofthe-year fall festival. 11am-5pm. Adm. Lakemont Park, Altoona. 814-949-7275 Sep 7. Lecture: 150th Civil War Fall Lecture Series: The Irish Brigade at Gettysburg. Presented by John Fitzpatrick. 1-2pm. Adm. Education Gallery, The National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717-260-1861, www. nationalcivilwarmuseum.org Sep 7. Voices of the Confederacy. 9am-3pm. Quality Inn at General Lee’s Headquarters, Gettysburg. 717-3343141, www.thegettysburgaddress.com Sep 7. Lancaster Craft Beer Fest. Dozens of options from some of the best breweries, including those right in the local neighborhood and those from across the country. In addition to the craft beer, there will be great food and live music to enjoy as well. Lancaster Square and Binns Park, Lancaster. 717-291-4758, http://lancastercraftbeerfest.com/ Sep 8-28. Exhibit: Fall Members’ Exhibition. Nancy M. Woodward Gallery, York Art Association, York. 717755-0028, http://yorkartassociation.org/YAA/

Sep 8-10. Performance: Man in Black. Celebrate the life and music of Johnny Cash with this critically acclaimed concert production featuring the most popular songs from his nearly 50-year career. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717-898-1900, www. DutchApple.com Sep 8. Lancaster 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. The event remembers the 343 firefighters who died during the collapse of the World Trade Towers and raises money for the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. Participants climb the equivalent of 110 stories. Clipper Magazine Stadium, Lancaster. 717-509-3633, www. facebook.com/lancasterstairclimb Sep 8, 29, Oct 19, Nov 2. Blues Cruises. Enjoy a fun night of rockin’ local blues bands, giveaways and more on a great sunset cruise. Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat, City Island, Harrisburg. 717-234-6500, www. HarrisburgRiverboat.com Sep 8. Grandparents Day. Grandparents ride for free. 11am-8pm. DelGrosso’s Amusement Park, Tipton. 866684-3538, http://delgrossos.com Sep 9-Oct 27. Performance: A Closer Walk With Patsy Cline. Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse, Boiling Springs. 800-430-5468, www.allenberry.com Sep 9-13, 16-20. Harrisburg Restaurant Week. Showcases many of the fine dining establishments throughout the downtown by featuring a chef’s favorite three-course menu. Participating restaurants listed on website. Participating restaurants, Harrisburg. 717-236-9762, www.harrisburghello.com/pamper yourpalate.html Sep 9, 20, 28. Carlisle’s 19th Century Firehouses Walking Tour. This eight-block tour of the original town will stop at five fire halls and discuss some of Carlisle’s largest fires of the 1800s. The tour will end at the Union Fire Company’s museum. Adm. Meet at Cumberland County Historical Society, Carlisle. 717-249-7610, www. historicalsociety.com Sep 11. Altoona Railroaders Museum Summer Concert Series - Born & the Beanstalk & The Sitch. Food and beverage vendors. 5-10pm. Railroaders Memorial Museum, Altoona. 814-946-0834 Sep 11. Patriot Day. 9am-5pm. As a show of appreciation, all service personnel, including EMTs, firemen and police officers, will receive free adm with ID at the Hall of Presidents and First Ladies, Soldiers National Museum and Jennie Wade House Museum, Gettysburg. 717-334-4100, www.gettysburgbattlefieldtours.com Sep 13. Friday Fun Night: Make Your Own Instrument. Experience great family time in a tranquil setting. Participants will enjoy a program for all ages that will end with a campfire. 6:30-8:30pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org

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events subject to change Sep 13-Oct 26. Children’s Straw Adventure Maze. Pumpkin painting, a scavenger hunt, scarecrow making and fun for the whole family. Open Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays, rain or shine. Hay wagon rides offered on Saturdays. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com

Sep 14-15. Living History-Confederation of Union Generals. Living history with firing demonstrations each day. Saturday firing demonstrations at 11am and 1 and 3pm. Sunday firing demonstrations at 1 and 3pm. The National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717-2601861, www.nationalcivilwarmuseum.org

Sep 14-22, Nov 22-24. Day Out With Thomas. Ride a train pulled by Thomas, meet Sir Topham Hatt and enjoy many other exciting activities. Strasburg Rail Road, Ronks. 866-468-7630, http://strasburgrailroad.com, http://strasburghrailroad.com/day-out-with-thomas.php

Sep 14. Lecture: 150th Civil War Fall Lecture Series: Securing the Union’s Right Flank: The Battle of Honey Springs, Indian Territory - July 17, 1863. Presented by Dr. Tery Breckenbaugh. 1-2pm. Adm. Education Gallery, The National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717-2601861, www.nationalcivilwarmuseum.org

Sep 14. Moonlight Bike Ride. The York County Department of Parks and Recreation and Sunset Scramblers will hold monthly 9-mile roundtrip rides along the trail. A short program will be held during the ride on the theme of Vampire Bats. After 1.5 hours on the trail, riders will enjoy a snack and beverages. 7:30pm. Adm. Railroad Parking Area, Heritage Rail Trail County Park, York. 717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Sep 14. September Community Yard Sale. More than 50 vendors. 8am-3pm. Rain date is Sept. 21. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Sep 14. Pine Grove Furnance Super Hike - Pine Grove 100th Anniversary Event. Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Gardners. 717-486-7174, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/ findapark/pinegrovefurnace/index.htm Sep 14. 2013 Historic Driving Tour. Drive, bike or walk between sites near Lancaster County’s first permanent European settlement. The 2013 tour will focus on historic Lampeter. Docents will meet visitors at each location, but participants may travel in the order and pace they wish. 10am-3pm. Pick up a badge, map and directions at the 1719 Hans Herr House, Willow Street. 717464-4438, www.hansherr.org Sep 14-15. Fall Harvest Fair. Including making cider, apple butter, Pennsylvania German food, crafts from the 1800s, farm events and the sawmill. Adm. Alexander Schaeffer Farm, Schaefferstown. 717-949-2244 Sep 14. Steel Wheels Meet Rubber Tires. Antique and classic car and truck show. Attendees may enjoy staged photo opportunities with the museum’s fleet of preserved and vintage trolleys. 11am-4pm. Rockhill Trolley Museum, Rockhill. 814-447-9576, www.rockhilltrolley.org Sep 14-15. Colonial Fair & Muster. Living history weekend includes 18th-century re-enactors, music, craft demonstrations and Colonial games for children. Suttlers will sell period wares, and attendees may experience frontier life during the French and Indian War period. 11am-4pm. Conococheague Institute, Mercersburg. 717-328-3467, www.cimlg.org Sep 14-15. Saunderosa Fest. Log rolling, axe throwing, chainsaw carving, a tractor parade, arts and crafts, cornhole and horseshoe tournaments for cash prizes, lawn mower racing and pony rides. Saunderosa Park, Mercersburg. 717-328-5587, www.saunderosapark.com

Sep 14. 39th Annual East Berlin Colonial Day. Demonstrations of Colonial skills, high-energy entertainment, irresistible food and more. 8am-4pm. East Berlin Historical Preservation Society, East Berlin. 717-259-0822 Sep 14-15. 16th Pennsylvania. Civil War re-enactors converge on the grounds most weekends April through October. Experience firsthand what daily life was like for soldiers and civilians who lived through one of the nation’s most turbulent times. 9am-5pm. American Civil War Wax Museum, Gettysburg. 717-334-6245, www. gettysburgmuseum.com Sep 15. Fort Hunter Day. Kids and grown-ups will enjoy children’s crafts and games, exhibits, farm animals, music, a craft show, 17th- and 18th-century demonstrations, food and more. 10am-5pm. Free adm. Grounds of Fort Hunter, Harrisburg. 717-599-5751, http://forthunter.org Sep 17. Lecture: The Civil War: 150 Years After Gettysburg. Free adm. Registration is suggested. Historic Harrisburg Resource Center, Harrisburg. 717233-4646, www.historicharrisburg.com Sep 17-Oct 29. Fall History Series. This year’s sessions investigate momentous events in county history and how they affected people in their workaday lives. The series consists of lectures and audience discussion. Tuesday evenings only. Adm. Cumberland County Historical Society, Carlisle. 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com Sep 18. Lecture: Clash of Sabers at East Cavalry Field. Presented by Dr. Charles C. Fennell Jr. The York Civil War Round Table’s monthly meetings feature a guest speaker talking about a Civil War topic of local or national interest. No adm. York County Heritage Trust’s Historical Society Museum, York. www.yorkblog.com/cannonball/yorkcwrt/ Sep 18. 50-Plus Expo. 9am-2pm. Memorial Hall - East, York Expo Center, York. www.50plusExpoPA.com Sep 18-22. Congressional Medal of Honor Society Convention. Gettysburg. Sep 20. 2013 York City Bike Night. This street party features a 2,000-motorcycle parade, live entertainment on three stages and food vendors. 6-10pm. Continental Square, York. http://yorkcity.org/bikenight

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events subject to change Sep 20-21. Uprise Festival. More than 20 musical artists playing on three stages. The event will also include an art gallery, a petting zoo, face painting, a skate park, inflatables and a wide variety of local food vendors. Shippensburg Fairgrounds, Shippensburg. 717-4911955, www.uprisefest.com Sep 20. Performance: Scotty McCreery. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com Sep 21. Trails 4 Tails Ultra Run & Relay. A 40-mile run on wooded trails, shore line and some roads. Medals will be presented to all ultra finishers and relay participants when the team completes the full distance. Benefits Animal Rescue Inc. Codorus State Park, Hanover. www.trails4tails.com Sep 21. Millersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Heritage Day & Open House. 10am4:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton. 717-8407440, www.yorkcountyparks.org

Sep 21-22. World War II Weekend. Authenic re-creations of Allied and German army camps, complete with original World War II vehicles. Several hundred living history enthusiasts from more than 40 organizations will portray military personnel from the European Theater in 1944. Saturday from 9am-4:30pm. Sunday from 9am-4pm. Eisenhower National Historic Site, Gettysburg. 717-338-9114, www.nps.gov/eise Sep 21. 21st Annual Hegins Valley Arts & Crafts Faire: Come to the Country. 250 craftsmen from Pennsylvania and surrounding states. A variety of delicious food, including breakfast, will be available starting at 8am. Hegins Park, Hegins. 570-682-9541, 570-682-8181 Sep 22. Matchbox Car Show. Enjoy some miniature cars and full-size cars on the same day at a terrific price. AACA Museum, Hershey. 717-566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org

Sep 21. Septemberfest 2013. A community festival with games, food, business vendors, craft vendors, live entertainment and much more. Fireworks at dusk. 9amdusk. Spring Grove. 717-225-9733, http://sgrprc.com Sep 21. Performance: Fall Doo Wop Cavalcade. 2 and 8pm. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 717-3977700, www.amtshows.com Sep 21. Founderâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day. Complimentary pork sandwiches while they last. There will also be free childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities, including pony rides and face painting, as well as prize giveaways. 11am-3pm. Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, Halifax. 717-362-9126, www.laketobias.com

Sep 21. Lecture: 150th Civil War Fall Lecture Series: Confederate Battle Flags 1863. Presented by Greg Biggs. 1-2pm. Adm. Education Gallery, The National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717-260-1861, www. nationalcivilwarmuseum.org

Sep 21. Underground Railroad Walking Tour. This walking tour will focus on the role of abolitionists and freedom seekers in Boiling Springs. 10am. Meet in front of the Ironmasters Mansion, Boiling Springs. 717-2497610, www.historicalsociety.com

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events subject to change Sep 22. Celebrate Wildwood. The annual Walk for Wildwood has expanded to include an afternoon of fun fall-themed activities. Wildwood Park, Harrisburg. 717221-0292, www.dauphincounty.org

Sep 26-28. Renningers Antiques Extravaganza. Hundreds of dealers from all over the country. Exhibitors set up shop outdoors, under tents and in the two large pavilions. Renningers Antiques and Farmers Market, Kutztown. 570-385-0104, www.renningers.com

Sep 22, Oct 27. Crackin’ Crabs Cruise. Enjoy all-youcan-eat Maryland hard shell crabs and sides and a breathtaking sunset cruise. 6-8pm. Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat, City Island, Harrisburg. 717234-6500, www.HarrisburgRiverboat.com

Sep 26-29. White Rose Thunder. All rides will offer opportunities to enjoy beautiful scenery throughout southcentral Pennsylvania to benefit some great causes and to win some money. A charity ride on Sept. 29 will benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. There will be a concert and fireworks on Sept. 28. York Expo Center, York. www.whiterosethunder.com/

Sep 22. 24th Annual Italian Food & Heritage Festival. With several featured musical guests. 11am-8pm. DelGrosso’s Amusement Park, Tipton. 814-684-3538, http://delgrossos.com

Cassville Sep 27-29. Oktoberfest! in Cassville. Community Building, Cassville. www.cassvilleoktoberfest.com

Sep 24-Nov 7. Performance: Wait Till Dark. Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse, Boiling Springs. 800-4305468, www.allenberry.com

Sep 27-28. Brethren Relief Auction. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 717-840-8400, www.brethrendisasterreliefauction.org

Sep 24-28. Ephrata Fair. Entertainment, agricultural exhibits, animals, midway rides and concessions, contests, parades, lawn and farm equipment, and family fun. Ephrata. 717-733-4451, www.ephratafair.org

Sep 27-29, Oct 3-6. Performance: West Moon Street. A hilarious production. 8pm. The Playhouse at McConnellstown, McConnellstown. 814-627-0311, http://littletheater.com

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Sep 27. Performance: Kansas. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com

Sep 28. 8th Street Jazz Festival. Home brewers competition. Judging to be held at the third annual jazz festival. Lebanon. http://blog.lebanonpa.com

Sep 28-29. 30th Annual Native American Festival. A celebration of the Earth’s bounty, with Native dancing, singing and drumming. Native crafts, art and food will be available. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-8623948, www.indiansteps.org

Sep 28. Isaac Meier Country Fair. 9am-4pm. Free adm. Donations appreciated. Isaac Meier Homestead, Myerstown. 717-866-4480, http://myerstownboro.org/ meierhouse.html

Sep 28. YorKitchen: Kids’ Culinary Craft. A familyfriendly culinary activity geared to children. This month’s craft will be Funny Face Crackers. No cost to participate while supplies last. 10am-2pm. Central Market, York. www.yorkitchen.com

Sep 28-29. Harvestfest. Enjoy crafts, food, a comedy pet show, the KidsBuck$ Game Show, magic and balloons with Dennie Huber, a historic Civil War encampment and more. 11am-5pm. DelGrosso’s Amusement Park, Tipton. 814-684-9820, http://delgrossos.com

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events subject to change Sep 28. Town Fest. More than 100 crafters, artisans, culinary vendors, a flea market, entertainment, pony rides and games. 9am-4pm. Free parking. Free adm. Downtown Mercersburg. www.MercersburgTownFest.com Sep 28-29. Opening Weekend of Oktoberfest. Food served from 2-9pm, music from 3-10pm, the Parade of the Pig at 3:15pm, a children’s Alpen horn blowing contest and more. Stoudt’s Brewing Company, Adamstown. 717-484-4386, www.stoudts.com Sep 28. Lecture: 150th Civil War Fall Lecture Series: Preserving the USS Monitor: Insight From the Conservation Lab. Presented by David Kropp. 1-2pm. Adm. Education Gallery, The National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717-260-1861, www.nationalcivilwarmuseum.org Sep 28-29. Living History - 7th Tennessee Company A. Living history with firing demonstrations on Saturday at 11 a.m. and 1 and 3 p.m. and on Sunday at 1 and 3pm. The National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg. 717260-1861, www.nationalcivilwarmuseum.org Sep 28. Gettysburg Outdoor Antique Show. More than 120 antique dealers and collectors from the North and the South will converge in Gettysburg. Downtown Gettysburg. 717-359-0776, www.gettysburgretailmerchants.com Sep 29. Performance: Herman’s Hermits: Starring Peter Noone & Micky Dolenz of The Monkees. 7pm. American Music Theatre, Lancaster. 717-397-7700, www.amtshows.com

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October Oct 2. Fall Carlisle. Explore 150 acres and 8,100 vending spaces at one of the largest automotive swap meets in the world. Carlisle Fairgrounds, Carlisle. 717-2437855, www.carlisleevents.com Oct 3-6. Performance: Vengeance for Hotspur. OrangeMite Studios presents this original, fast-paced Western adaptation of Shakespeare’s Henry IV parts I and II, in which loyalty, honor and the value of family take center stage. The Barn at Tall Fir Acres, Dover. 717814-1151, www.orangemite.com Oct 3-6. 29th Auto-Plus NHRA Nationals. One of the fastest races on the Mello Yellow Series schedule. As part of the NHRA’s Countdown to the Championship, drivers will vie for position in the final stretch to the world championships. Maple Grove Raceway, Mohnton. 610-856-9211, www.maplegroveraceway.com Oct 3-Nov 9. Performance: How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717-898-1900, www.DutchApple.com Oct 4-6, 11-13, 18-20. Performance: Sleepy Hollow. In this adventure by Diane Crews, Ichabod Crane, the new school teacher in town, finds himself at odds with Brom Bones, the town bully, who spooks Crane by telling him the story of the Headless Horseman. Suitable for all ages. Playlet and breakfast offered Oct. 19 at 9am. Adm. DreamWrights, York. 717-848-8623, www. dreamwrights.org

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Oct 5. The County Cup. Rotarians and volunteers from participating nonprofits from all over York County will participate in a croquet tournament fundraiser. The family-friendly croquet party will include food concessions and carnival games. Sovereign Bank Stadium, York. www.thecountycup.org

Oct 5. Snitz Fest. Pennsylvania German festival features great food, interpreters in traditional dress and hands-on activities and demonstrations of Colonial-era arts, crafts and farm life. 10am-3pm. Adm. 1719 Hans Herr House, Willow Street. 717-464-4438, www.hansherr.org

Oct 5. 25th Annual Bridge Bust. More than 300 vendors will offer their wares in the categories of antiques, art, crafts, food and unique items at this popular event held on the Route 462 Veterans Memorial Bridge between Columbia and Wrightsville. The bridge will be closed to traffic for this event. 8am-4pm. Free parking and shuttle service is available from both sides of the bridge. Rain or shine. Adm. Veterans Memorial Bridge, Columbia. 717-684-5249, www.parivertowns.com

Oct 5-6. Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Show. Two days of shopping, entertainment, exhibits, education and more, specifically geared to the interests of women. Adm. Memorial Hall, York Expo Center, York. 717-792-0098, 717-637-3831, www.thepeak985.com

Oct 5. Shrewsbury Fall Fest. The many merchants of Shrewsbury will put out their fest fall colors for a villagewide festival, featuring antiques, arts, crafts, live entertainment, demonstrations, foods, refreshments and an assortment of contests, activities, a soup contest, guest vendors and events. 10am-4pm. Shrewsbury. 717-2358210, www.visitshrewsburypa.com Oct 5. 11th Annual Fall Auction. An all-day auction beginning at 8:30am. The market will open at 6:30am for breakfast. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com Oct 5-6, 12-13. National Apple Harvest Festival. WIth 300-plus arts and crafts vendors, antique and classic cars, an antique cider press and much more. South Mountain Fairgrounds, Biglerville. www.appleharvest.com

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events subject to change Oct 5. Pioneer Festival. Free pioneer games and crafts for children, as well as an authentic primitive shelther, hayrides, food and fun. 11am-4pm. Lake Tobias Wildlife Park, Halifax. 717-362-9126, www.laketobias.com Oct 5, 12, 14, 19. Fall Fun Fest. Enjoy a trip to the pumpkin patch and orchard to gather pumpkins and apples. There will be a large selection of fall decorations, crafts, fresh fruits and bakery sweets for the autumn season. Also available will be the corn maze, straw bale jungle gym, corn box, wagon rides and more. 10am4pm. Flinchbaugh’s Orchard and Farm Market, Hellam. 717-252-2540, http://flinchbaughsorchard.com Oct 5. Wellsville Frontier Days Youth Show. Wellsville Frontier Days, Wellsville. www.wellsvillefrontierdaysinc. com Oct 5. Little Buffalo Festival. Musicians on three stages, arts, crafts, the Buffalo Kids Artsfest, poetry readings, workshops, demonstrations and great food. Little Buffalo State Park, Newport. www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/ findapark/littlebuffalo/index.htm Oct 5. Experience Cumberland County Agriculture. Various farms will be open to the public for free tours. 9am-2pm. Farms throughout Cumberland County. 717240-6537 Oct 5-6. French & Indian Encampment. Adm. Alexander Schaeffer Farm, Schaefferstown. 717-949-2244 Oct 5. Market Day. A craft show with 100-plus vendors, pony rides and hayrides, music and a chili cook-off. 9am-4pm. Downtown Waynesboro. 717-762-0397, www.mainstreetwaynesboro.org Oct 5. Harvest Farm Festival. Includes a 5-acre corn maze open weekends in October, live music, a magic show, giant pumpkin sculpting, pony rides, hayrides, inflatables, a petting zoo area and farm tours. 9am-5pm. Stoner’s Dairy Farm, Mercersburg. 717-328-3617, www.StonersDairyFarm.com Oct 5. Heemet Fescht. Formerly called Heritage Harvest Fescht, the event includes wagon rides, children’s crafts, folk life demonstrations, Pennsylvania Dutch food, the Reading Berks Guild of Craftsmen, the Old Time Plow Boys Club, music and much more. 10am4pm. Pennsylvania German Cultural Heritage Center, Kutztown. 610-683-1589

Oct 5. 4th Annual Barn Dance. Music, dancing, good food and fun will come together. The Susquehanna Travellers will perform authenic music from the Civil War era. 5pm. Dancing, featuring reels, quadrilles, polkas, waltzes and much more, will be from 7-10pm. Historic Preservation Society of Gettysburg-Adams County, Orrtanna. 717-334-5185, HGAConline.org Oct 5. Performance: Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com Oct 6-Nov 2. Exhibit: 43rd Annual Open Juried Exhibition. Nancy M. Woodward Gallery, York Art Association, York. 717-755-0028, http://yorkartassociation.org/YAA/ Oct 6. Pennsylvania Indians Festival. Visit a wigwam and learn about Native American food and how they hunted and made fire. Attendees may see Native American tools, dances and symbols and try their hand a playing musical instruments and creating beadwork. Noon-4pm. Fort Hunter, Harrisburg. Fort Hunter Park, Harrisburg. 717-599-5751, www.dauphincounty.org, www.forthunter.org Oct 6. Garden Railway Tour. A self-guided tour of several private homes that feature beautiful garden railways, operating layouts and special model train collections. 1-5pm. Adm. Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania, Strasburg. www.rrmuseumpa.org Oct 6, 13, 20. Fall Foliage Dinner Cruises. Take a breathtaking cruise and enjoy the splendor of the changing leaves, a special autumn menu and entertainment from a live musician. 5-7pm. Pride of the Susquehanna Riverboat on City Island, Harrisburg. 717234-6500, www.HarrisburgRiverboat.com Oct 6. Garden Harvest Day 2013. Leaf printing, apple cider pressing, pumpkin painting, apple butter making, bird feeder building, children’s games and crafts, corn shelling and cracking, hayrides, pony rides and more. Noon-5pm. Kings Gap Environmental Education Center, Carlisle. 717-486-5031, www.friendsofkingsgap.org Oct 6. Fall StampShow 2013. Celebrate stamp collecting, the hobby for all ages. 10am-4pm. Susquehanna Township High School, Harrisburg.

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events subject to change Oct 7. Introduction to Genealogy. This session will be helpful to anyone interested in genealogy, even if their ancestors were not from Cumberland County. Adm. Cumberland County Historical Society, Carlisle. 717249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com Oct 9. Night at the Museum. Plenty of great food and beverages scattered throughout all levels of the museum, live entertainment and fashions for the ladies. Spend a relaxed evening and see all of the new treasures of the museum, while mingling with new and old friends. 6-9pm. Advance reservations required. AACA Museum, Hershey. 717-566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org Oct 9-12. 2013 AACA Eastern Division National Fall Meet. A lot will be going on during one of the largest antique automobile shows and flea markets in the United States. Giant Center and AACA Museum, Hershey. 717-566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org

Oct 9. Carlisle Indian Industrial School Walking Tour. Barbara Landis will lead a tour of the school grounds. Adm. Gather at noon for maps and carpooling logistics. Meet at Cumberland County Historical Society, Carlisle. 717-249-7610, www.historicalsociety.com Oct 10-19. Pennsylvania National Horse Show. More than 1,200 horses and riders representing almost every state in the United States. The event will include approximately 65 vendors featuring gifts, clothing, jewelry, accessories, pet items and more. Adm. Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center, Harrisburg. 717-770-0222, www.panational.org/ Oct 10. Performance: Vince Gill. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com Oct 11-13. 2013 Fall Quilt & Fabric Extravaganza. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. www.lebexpo.com

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events subject to change Oct 11-12. The White Rose Gameroom Show. Two big days of arcade fun. Pinball machines, video games, juke boxes, slot machines and more. Adm. York Fairgrounds, York. Oct 11-12. Apple Butter Festival. Make apple butter the old-fashioned way, peeling apples with traditional apple coring and apple-peeling tools and then cooking them in copper kettles over open fires. There will be demonstrations, vendors and food. Fort Shirley Heritage Society, Shirleysburg. www.touralleghenies.com/event/AppleButter-Festival/388

Oct 12. 12th Annual Lititz Chocolate Walk. Chocoholics may stroll the streets of Lititz, seeking treats from more than 25 bakers, chefs, chocolatiers and restaurants. The walk has contributed more than $300,000 to charities supporting children in Lancaster County. Adm. Downtown Lititz. 717-560-2295, www.lititzchocolatewalk.com Oct 12. Brews, Brats & Bands. In addition to unlimited sampling of more than 30 craft beer selections, each ticket includes a souvenir tasting mug, a free bratwurst meal and live music from two great bands. Presented by York Young Professionals and York Jaycees. Sovereign Bank Stadium, York. http://brewsbratsandbands.com/

Oct 12. Bluegrass Harvest Festival. Tickets include a complimentary wine glass, wine tasting and great music. Food will be available for sale. 2-10pm. Moon Dancer Vineyards and Winery, Wrightsville. 717-2529463, www.moondancerwinery.com

Oct 12-13. Rockhill Trolley Museum Fall Spectacular. Enjoy snowsweepers, plow, freight motor and other trolleys. Attendees may see and ride trolleys not normally operated. 11am-4pm. Rockhill Trolley Museum, Rockhill. 814-447-9576, www.rockhilltrolley.org

Oct 12. Annual Stewartstown Fall Festival. Hosted by Hopewell Area Recreation and Parks and Stewartstown Lions and Lioness Club. 10am-4pm. Stewartstown Fairgrounds, Stewartstown. 717-993-2255, www. STFallfestival.com

Oct 12. 62nd Annual Apple Butter Boil. Apple butter will be sold on the grounds; containers will be provided. Handmade craft items will be sold, and there will also be a concession stand with soups and sandwiches. An allyou-can-eat Dutch Dinner will be served family style. Rain or shine. Bring lawn chairs. Barnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church Grove, Liverpool. www.barnerschurch.org

Oct 12. Harvest Fest. Enjoy the day with pumpkin painting, scarecrow making, hayrides, the childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s straw maze and fun for the whole family. 10am-4pm. Markets at Shrewsbury, Glen Rock. 717-235-6611, www.marketsatshrewsbury.com

Oct 12-13. Leesport Farmers Market Fall Craft Fair. 9am3pm. Free adm and parking. Leesport Farmers Market, Leesport. 610-926-1307, http://leesportmarket.com Oct 13, 19, 26. Oktoberfest. Lancaster County is rich with German heritage, and guests will join the celebration while sampling the wonderful flavors that make up this annual event. Enjoy traditional German recipes and locally crafted beers. Boarding time is 5:30pm. Strasburg Rail Road, Ronks. http://strasburgrailroad.com Oct 13. Cider Day & Open House. 1:30-4:30pm. Historic Wallace-Cross Mill, Felton. 717-840-7440, www.yorkcountyparks.org Oct 14-19. Dillsburg Community Fair. Dillsburg. www. DillsburgFarmersFair.org

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Oct 16. National Toy Train Museum Open House. Representatives from some of the leading toy and model train manufacturers will discuss new products and answer questions. Food vendors will also be available. Free adm. National Toy Train Museum, Strasburg. 717-687-8976, www.nttmuseum.org

Oct 17-19. Halloween Scare Affair. Boat rides through the Tunnel of Darkness, games for children and good food. 6-9pm. Union Canal Tunnel Park, Lebanon. 717272-6949, 717-272-1473

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events subject to change Oct 17. Bus Trip: The Great Road Trip. Join Tom and Carol Green on the bus trip that features five centuries of life in Cumberland County’s Manor of Lowther. The journey will lead participants to the longest and mosttraveled road in 18th century Cumberland County. Adm. Meet at Brethren in Christ Church, Carlisle. 717-2497610, www.historicalsociety.com Oct 18. Friday Fun Night: Night Walk. Experience great family time in a tranquil setting. Participants will enjoy a program for all ages that will end with a campfire. 6:308:30pm. Indian Steps Museum, Airville. 717-862-3948, www.indiansteps.org Oct 18-20, 25-27, Nov 1-3. Hersheypark in the Dark. Experience thrilling roller ghosters, spooktacular attractions and exciting holiday-themed live entertainment. Adm. Hersheypark, Hershey. 1-800-HERSHEY, www. halloweeninhershey.com/hersheypark_in_the_dark/ Oct 18-19. Martin’s Carriage Auction. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 717-354-6671, www.martinauctioneers.com Oct 19. Halloween Happenings. Red Lion. http://redlionpa.org Oct 19. 35th Annual Fall Festival. A harvest and heritage celebration designed for the whole family. Attractions include a benefit auction, food and craft vendors, music, games and many other activities. An authentic pit-roasted pork lunch will be offered, and many other pioneer-style demonstrations will also be featured. Camp Eder, Fairfield. 717-642-8256, www. campeder.org

Oct 19-20. Old-Fashioned Apple Festival. Shoaff’s Mill at Little Buffalo State Park, Newport. 717-567-9255, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/littlebuffalo/ index.htm Oct 19. Pinchotween - Halloween at Pinchot Park. The fun begins at the Nature Center at 2pm with games, pumpkin decorating and a scavenger hunt. Those camping in the park can enjoy trick-or-treating and costume and decorating contests. Gifford Pinchot State Park, Lewisberry. http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/giffordpinchot/index.htm Oct 19. 45th Annual Pennsylvania Traditional Crafts & Folk Art Sale. Tole painting, redware, scherenschnitte, Windsor chairs, fraktur, baskets, penny rugs, framed quilts, paper mache, Shaker boxes, primitive carvings, log homes, tinsmithing, wheat weaving, furniture, theorems, folk art, chalkware and more. 10am-3pm. Free adm. Allegheny Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mohnton. 610-856-5013, 484-388-9591, fiantchairs@gmail.com Oct 19-20. NexGen 2013! This central Pennsylvania youthdriven arts festival is a two-day multidisciplinary event that will include a visual arts exhibit, media/digital arts, gaming, literary arts and a performing arts showcase featuring music, theater, dance and spoken word from students ages 6 to 21. Zembo Shrine Auditorium, Harrisburg. 717-6959466, http://nexgenartsfestival.org/home/ Oct 19-20. Open House & Craft Fair. Taste wine with snacks, browse craft and food booths, mingle with wine-loving folks, listen to live music and walk through the post-harvest vineyard. 11am-5pm. Hunters Valley Winery, Liverpool. 717-444-7211, www.huntersvalleywines.com Oct 19-20. Pumpkin Patch Trolley. Ride a historic trolley to the pumpkin patch. Children 12 years old and under will receive a free pumpkin to decorate with provided supplies. Rides from 11am-4pm. Rockhill Trolley Museum, Rockhill. 814-447-9576, www.rockhilltrolley. org Oct 19. Pumpkin Fest. Includes horse-drawn wagon rides, pumpkin carving, homemade soups and breads and family fun. 11am-4pm. Renfrew Museum and Park, Waynesboro. http://renfrewmuseum.org

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Oct 20. 39th Annual Oyster Festival. Food items will include oysters and other festival favorites, such as apple fritters, barbecue sandwiches, macaroni and cheese and baked goods. Also, heritage family fun, with live entertainment, living history and artisan demonstrations and hands-on activities. Agricultural and Industrial Museum, York. 717-848-1587, http://yorkheritage.org Oct 20-22. Performance: Branson on the Road. The show delivers the Branson traditions of roots music and family fun. Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre, Lancaster. 717898-1900, www.DutchApple.com Oct 20. 2013 Hymn Sing. Sing favorite hymns where Lancaster County’s first settlers worshipped. 3pm. Free. Tickets required. 1719 Hans Herr House, Willow Street. 717-464-4438, www.hansherr.org Oct 20. Gettysburg Blue-Gray Half Marathon & 5K. Runners from North and South will compete under Blue and Gray flags in a scored competition. Each runner on the side that scores the most points will win a commemorative prize. Around Gettysburg. 717-334-9100 Oct 21. Carlisle Halloween Parade. Free. Carlisle Parks and Recreation, Stuart Community Center, Carlisle. 717243-3318, www.carlislepa.org Oct 25. Trunk or Treat. Children may stop at craft tables to decorate treat bags using various car and Halloween stamps, stickers, markers and more. Treats will be given to each child age 12 and under at treat locations throughout the museum. Halloween-themed videos will be played in the indoor drive-in theater. Noon-3pm. Adm. AACA Museum, Hershey. 717-566-7100, www. aacamuseum.org Oct 25-27. Gettysburg to Appomattox. A special 150th seminar. Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg. 877-874-2478, www.gettysburgfoundation.org

Oct 26-27, Nov 2-3. Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country’s Fall Festival. Meet the winemakers of the Hershey Harrisburg Wine Country and learn about the harvest. Saturdays and Sundays from 11am-5pm. Participating wineries in Hershey, Harrisburg, and Middletown area. 717-944-1569, http://fallfest2013eorg.eventbrite.com/# Oct 26-27. Fall Into Fine Craft. Adm. Carlisle Expo Center, Carlisle. www.ybcrafts.org/?page_id=242 Oct 26-28. Pennsylvania Snowmobile & ATV Show. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 717-656-4875, www.papowersports.com Oct 26. Shaver’s Creek Fall Harvest Festival Featuring Children’s Halloween Trail. 11am-4pm. Shaver’s Creek, Petersburg. 814-667-3424, www.shaverscreek. org Oct 26-27. Great Outdoor Festival. A ski and golf swap, live music, food and craft vendors, chairlift rides, blacksmith demonstrations, birds of prey exhibitions, a trail run, eating contests, kids’ activities and barnyard buddies. 10am-5pm. Whitetail Mountain Resort, Mercersburg. 717-328-9400, www.SkiWhitetail.com/outdoor Oct 26-27. Autumn Civil War Collector & Gun Show. With 300 tables of firearms, swords, uniforms, buttons, documents, books, photographs, personal effects, relics and more for sale and trade from the country’s leading dealers of Civil War, Indian War, World War I and World War II memorabilia. Allstar Events Complex, Gettysburg. 717-642-6600, www.thomaspublications. com Welcome to the

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Oct 26. Halloween Festival. An all-day family event. Red Land Community Library, Etters. Red Land Community Library, Etters. 717-938-5599, www.yorklibraries.org/red-land Oct 26-27. 5th Annual Fall Furnace Fest. Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Gardners. 717-486-7174, www. dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/pinegrovefurnace/ index.htm

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Oct 26. Performance: Jive Talkin’ Perform The Bee Gees Live in Concert. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com Oct 28. Halloween Parade. 7pm. Red Lion. http://redlionpa.org Oct 30. Performance: Earth, Wind & Fire - Now, Then & Forever Tour. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com Nov 1. Family Movie Night. Hosted by the Teen Advisors. 6-9pm. DreamWrights, York. 717-848-8623, www.dreamwrights.org

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Nov 8. Autos & Ales. An evening of finely crafted ales from a variety of the best microbrew vendors while viewing the exceptional automobiles on display. Live bands, celebrity cooking demonstrations, beer brewing demonstrations, a tasting glass and a variety of food. Vintage beer commercials will be show in the indoor drive-in theater. 6-10pm. AACA Museum, Hershey. 717566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org Nov 9-10, 16-17. 2013 Wine Just Off the Vine Event. Noon-5pm. Various locations on the Mason Dixon Wine Trail. www.masondixonwinetrail.com Nov 9-10. Pennsylvania Guild Holiday Fine Craft Fair. The fine craft fair showcases independent artists who set up in boutique booths to showcase and sell their outstanding made-in-America furniture, pottery, clothing, jewelry and objects of art for the home, garden and more. Adm. Lancaster Convention Center, Lancaster. www.pacrafts.org/november Nov 9. Camp Michaux Walking Tour. David Smith will lead the popular tour. Adm. Meet at the furnace in Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Gardners. 717-249-7610, www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/findapark/pinegrovefurnace/index.htm, www.historicalsociety.com Nov 9. Heritage Marketplace. Featuring a German marketplace atmosphere, including handmade toys, soaps and alpaca products. 11am-3pm. Downtown Greencastle. 717-597-4610, http://greencastlepachamber.com

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events subject to change Nov 9. Performance: Junie B. Jones. 11am and 2pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http:// luhrscenter.com

Nov 21. Performance: An Evening With Molly Ringwald. A Save the Carlisle Theatre benefit. 8pm. Carlisle Theatre, Carlisle. 717-258-0666, www.carlisletheatre.org

Nov 11. Veterans Day. To thank servicemen for all they do, retired and active military personnel with valid ID will receive free adm to Stars and Stripes Tours, Hall of Presidents and First Ladies, Soldiers National Museum, Lincoln Train Museum and Jennie Wade House Museum, Gettysburg. 717-334-5717, www.gettysburgbattlefieldtours.com

Nov 21. Performance: Trace Adkins Holiday Show. 8pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http:// luhrscenter.com

Nov 12. Performance: Mamma Mia! 7:30pm. H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg University, Shippensburg. 717-477-SHOW, http://luhrscenter.com Nov 15-Jan 5. Spectacular Christmas Celebration. A winter wonderland featuring Christmas trees through the ages adorned with period decorations. All aboard as trains, trains and more trains will abound throughout all levels of the museum. AACA Museum, Hershey. 717566-7100, www.aacamuseum.org Nov 16-17. Gem Miner’s Holiday. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 301-565-0487, www.gem-show.com Nov 16-17. 2013 IPA National Powerlifting & Bench Press Championships. York Barbell Company, York. www.ipapower.com/ Nov 16, 24. Grace Under Pressure: Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address at Soldiers’ National Cemetery. 1:30-3:30pm. Recommended for age 13 and older. Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitors Center, Gettysburg. 877-874-2478, www.gettysburgfoundation.org Nov 19. Christmas Craft Show. More than 55 vendors with many different handcrafted items. 11am-3pm. Free adm. Green Grove Gardens, Greencastle. 717-5970800, http://greengrovegardens.com Nov 19. Dedication Day. The 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address will feature prominent speakers, the annual recitation of the Gettysburg Address and candidates taking the Oath of Citizenship. 9am-noon. Free and open to the public. Soldiers’ National Cemetery, Gettysburg. 717339-2148, www.gettysburgfoundation.org Nov 19. Graveside Salute to the U.S. Colored Troops. The Gettysburg National Military Park honors those who fought for our nation as the U.S. Colored Troops during the Civil War. The event features a keynote speaker and wreath laying. Soldiers’ National Cemetery, Gettysburg. 717-528-8553, www.gettysburghistories.com

Nov 22-24. Exhibit: 6th Annual Lebanon Quilters Guild Exhibition of Quilts. Lebanon Valley Expo Center and Fairgrounds, Lebanon. 717-304-0566, 717-679-5522, www.lebanonquiltersguild.com Nov 22-23. The President’s 11th Annual Remembrance Day Dinner & Ball. Visit the website for full details and to see photos. Gettysburg Hotel, Gettysburg. 717-4205145, www.remembrancedayball.com

Nov 23. Remembrance Day Parade & Ceremonies. A parade of Civil War living history groups begins at 1pm. The parade will end at the National Park. Downtown Gettysburg. www.suvcw.org Nov 23. 11th Annual Remembrance Illumination. Visit the cemetery where luminaria candles are placed on each Civil War soldiers’ grave as a solemn commemoration of the sacrifices made on the Gettysburg battlefield. 5:30-9:30pm. Soldiers’ National Cemetery, Gettysburg. 877-874-2478, www.gettysburgfoundation.org Nov 23. A Civil War Christmas at the Shriver House. Take a step back in time to discover how Christmas was celebrated in the mid-1800s. Shriver House Museum, Gettysburg. 717-337-2800, www.shriverhouse.org Nov 30. The Nutcracker Gala. Children and their families will be entertained by a beautiful dining and dancing experience presented by Greater York Dance. The event includes a dinner, a silent auction and dancing to music by a disc jockey. Members of the Midstate Ballet will perform excerpts from The Nutcracker ballet. Country Club of York, York. 717-755-MOVE, http://gydance.org/ Nov 30. Christmas Tree Lighting. Joyfully welcome the holiday season by singing Christmas carols, reading the Christmas story and lighting the Christmas tree. Warm up with a cup of hot cocoa and homemade cookies. Activities begin at 6pm. DJ’s Taste of the 50’s, Lancaster. 717-509-5050, www.djstasteofthe50s.com Nov 30. Isaac Meier Kerzenlicht Nacht. 6:30-9pm. Free adm. Donations appreciated. Isaac Meier Homestead, Myerstown. 717-866-4480, http://myerstownboro.org/meierhouse.html

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Aug 25-31. The West End Fair. A country fair with animals and homemade and homegrown items on display. Rides are an exciting part of the midway, but food is the best feature, with many mounthwatering items. Fairgrounds, Gilbert. Gilbert. 610-681-4293, www.westendfairgilbertpa.com Aug 27-Sep 2. Great Allentown Fair. Thousands of farm and home exhibits amidst the excitement of rides, games, variety acts, international food and some of the biggest stars in show business. Allentown Fairgrounds, Allentown. 610-435-SHOW, 610-433-7541, www.allentownfairpa.org Aug 31. Stroudfest. Enjoy food, fun and festivities. There will be live entertainment throughout the day, along with local artisans and crafters displaying their talent. Free. Downtown Stroudsburg. Stroudsburg. 570424-0325, www.shermantheater.com

Sep 1-Oct 31. Wallenpaupack Scenic Boat Tour Celebrates 52 Years. Sit back and relax on a 50-minute cruise on Lake Wallenpaupack as the tour guide describes the area and its history. Wallenpaupack Scenic Boat Tour, Hawley. www.wallenpaupackboattour.com Sep 3-6. Homeschool Family Week. Fellowship and fun with other families, along with learning together in God’s amazing outdoors. Spruce Lake, Canadensis. www.sprucelake.org Sep 4-8. Luzerne County Fair. Amusement rides, entertainment, fireworks, 4-H arts and crafts, exhibits, competitions, contests, demonstrations and more. Luzerne County Fairgrounds, Dallas. 570-675-FAIR, www.luzernecountyfair.com Sep 6. Performance: Solas. Long proclaimed the most exciting, popular and influential Celtic band to ever emerge from the United States. Mauch Chunk Opera House, Jim Thorpe. http://mauchchunkoperahouse.com

Aug 31-Sep 2. La Festa Italiana. Northeastern Pennsylvania’s largest celebration of Italian culture and cuisine, featuring the food, music and culture that characterize Italian heritage. Courthouse Square, Scranton. 570-348-4921, www.lafestaitaliana.org

Sep 6-8. COTA Jazz & Arts Festival. The 36th annual Delaware Water Gap Celebration of the Arts packs several sets of ensemble jazz performances plus theater and arts into a three-day festival. Downtown Delaware Water Gap. www.cotajazz.org

Aug 31-Sep 1. Railfest 2013. A variety of modern and historic rail equipment. Steamtown National Historic Site, Scranton. 570-340-5200, www.nps.gov/stea

Sep 6. Performance: Live Wire. The world’s ultimate AC/DC concert experience. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-PEAK, www.pennspeak.com/events/

Aug 31-Sep 1. Pocono Garlic Festival. More than 50 vendors will fill the mountain air with garlic-y goodness. Live music, cooking demonstrations, a wildlife education display, a garlic eating contest and much more. Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Shawnee on Delaware. www.shawneemt.com

Sep 7-8. 28th Annual Kennett Square Mushroom Festival. Events, food and entertainment on the streets of downtown. Kennett Square. 610-925-3373, www. mushroomfestival.org

Sep 1. Old-Fashioned Miner’s Labor Day Picnic. Veterans’ salute and a Civil War re-enactment. 11am5pm. No. 9 Coal Mine and Museum, Lansford. 570-6457074, http://no9mine.com Sep 1-Oct 26. Big Day Out. Bike, hike and raft the Lehigh Gorge in one day. Saturdays only. Pocono Whitewater Adventures, Jim Thorpe. www.poconowhitewater.com

Sep 7. 4th Annual Phoenixville Blues Festival. Featuring 10 bands of national and regional stature from noon-10pm. Bring lawn chairs and enjoy a celebration of the blues in a family- and kid-friendly atmosphere. Free to the public. Reeves Park, Phoenixville. 484-9429905, www.pvilleblues.org Sep 7. Fall Arts & Crafts Fair. Enjoy the talents of artists and crafters displaying their fine wares. Bingham Park, Hawley. www.lakeregioncc.com/calendar/ Sep 7-29. Vineyard & Winemaking Facility Tours. Discuss the different grape varieties grown on-site and how they are tended and harvested. Mountain View Vineyard, Stroudsburg. http://mountainviewvineyard.com Sep 7. Clarion River Clean-Up. Help clean up sections of the wild and scenic Clarion River. 9am-3pm. Cook Riverside Cabins and Pale Whale Canoe Fleet, Cooksburg. 800-680-0160

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events subject to change Sep 7-8. Hazleton Funfest. A large craft show, a classic car show, fireworks, a parade with giant helium balloons, food, childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities, live music and entertainment, a dance contest, rides, a bed race, games, fireworks and more. Hazleton. 800-OKF-FEST

Sep 14-15. Savage Race. More than 23 twisted obstacles scattered about a 5- to 6-mile rugged race course. The race features more real obstacles per mile than other events. Skirmish, Albrightsville. www.savagerace.com/pennsylvania2013

Sep 11. Coatesville Remembers: 12th Anniversary World Trade Center Commemoration. 8:30-10:30am, afternoon tours. Free. The National Iron and Steel Heritage Museum, Coatesville. 610-384-9282, www. steelmuseum.org

Sep 14. Luzerne Fall Pumpkin Festival. Arts and crafts vendors, food, antiques, collectibles and many other fall festivities. Noon-6pm. Luzerne. 570-338-2759, www. pavendors.com

Sep 13-14, 20-21. Wagon Rides & Trolley of Terror. Lackawanna Historical Society will sponsor paranormal horse-drawn wagon rides around Scranton and the popular Trolley of Terror. Scranton. 570-344-3841, lackawannahistory@gmail.com

Sep 14-15. Harvest Weekend - The Butcher, the Baker, the Winemaker. Wine pairings, vineyard tours, music and other special activities. Wineries of Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, Lehigh Valley. 866-870-7800, www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com

Sep 14. Harvest Time. The success of this industrial community required the cooperative efforts of many people. Enjoy the excitement of the fall harvest atmosphere as apple butter and fun are cooked up. Attendees may participate in pick-your-own apple sales, watch farm animals, help harvest the crops and stir the apple butter. Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, Elverson. 610-582-8773, www.nps.gov/hofu

Sep 14-Nov 3. Roba Family Farms Fall Harvest Festival. Attractions, special events and activities sure to create memories worth repeating. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www. robafamilyfarms.com

Sep 14. Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off. Growers and their enormous pumpkins from near and far compete for world record weight. Can be viewed at center stage and is included with general adm. 10am-10pm. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www. robafamilyfarms.com

Sep 15. Teacher Appreciation Day. A peak at what will be offered for this yearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s educational school field tours. Teachers (with valid ID) and one guest may attend free. 10am-7pm. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www.robafamilyfarms.com Sep 15. Pocono Challenge. Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, Bushkill. www.poconochallenge.com

Sep 14. Military Appreciation Day. Flag raising ceremony at 11:30am led by retired military members of local communities. Free adm to active/retired military and their families. 10am-10pm. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www.robafamilyfarms.com Sep 14. Performance: John Denver Tribute With Ted Vigil & Steve Weisburg. With his uncanny resemblance to John Denver, both physically and vocally, singer/ songwriter Ted Vigil has stunned audiences across the country. Mauch Chunk Opera House, Jim Thorpe. http:// mauchchunkoperahouse.com

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Sep 15. 11th Annual Dallas Harvest Festival. An expansive farmers market and old-fashioned street fair with great food and some of the best produce and homemade products in the region. Local talent will take the stage to perform, and there will be childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities and fun for the whole family. Dallas. 570-675-1950, www.dallasharvestfestival.com

Sep 20. Farm to Table at the Everhart. A celebration of the NEPA fall harvest, presenting a menu featuring the best of local produce and foods, as well as seasonal selections from area microbreweries. Ticket cost is allinclusive. 5:30-11pm. Everhart Museum, Scranton. 570-346-7186, www.everhart-museum.org

Sep 16. Performance: A Temptations Tribute. A musical extravaganza dedicated to the Temptations. Mount Airy Casino Resort, Mount Pocono. http://mountairycasino.com/play/entertainment/

Sep 20-Oct 5. Chester Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Kept Secrets Tour. Discover an ever-changing mix of local, handpicked shops, restaurants, farms and artisansâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; studios during this exclusive shopping, food and fun adventure. Adm. Throughout Chester County. 484-551-5180, www. ShopChesterCounty.com

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events subject to change Sep 20-22. Rittenhouse Square Fine Arts Fall Show. Rittenhouse Square, Philadelphia. 610-299-1343, http:// rittenhousesquareart.com Sep 21. Annual Pirate Festival. The free annual pirate festival on the river will have pirates everywhere. With games, crafters, merchandise vendors, food vendors, pirate demonstrations, skits, live pirate music, live gun and cannon fire and Ye Olde Beer Garden. Market Square Memorial Park, Marcus Hook. 610-587-7409, www.marcushookps.org Sep 21. Race for the Cure. Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual event raises funds and awareness for the fight against breast cancer, celebrates breast cancer survivorship and honors those who have lost their battle with the disease. Lackawanna County Courthouse, Scranton. 570-969-6072, www.komen.org Sep 21. Ronald McDonald Mascot Day. Ronald McDonald and his mascot friends will visit. A portion of general adm will go to the Ronald McDonald House of Scranton. 1-4pm. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www.robafamilyfarms.com Sep 21-22. 50th Anniversary Commemoration of Grey Towers. The event commemorates 50 years since President John F. Kennedy dedicated Grey Towers as a public asset for conservation of natural resources. Grey Towers Mansion, Milford. www.greytowers.org/calendarofevents.html

Sep 22. Sunday Tea & Talk. Featuring If You Can Play Scranton, an overview of Scrantonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s musical and vaudeville history, with short interludes of musical performances to complement the lecture. 2pm. The Rossetti Home, Scranton. 570-344-3841, lackawannahistory@ gmail.com Sep 26. Come Paint With Me. This free plein air painting program is open to the public and is non-instructional. Mansion or visitors pavilion, Grey Towers Mansion, Milford. www.greytowers.org/calendarofevents.html Sep 26. Performance: Josh Turner. One of country musicâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most recognizable hit makers, Turner has earned numerous CMA, ACM and Grammy nominations. Pennâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-PEAK, www. pennspeak.com/events/ Sep 27-29. Celtic Classic Highland Games & Festival. Experience the Celtic life with events such as a haggis eating contest, a border collie competition, Celtic dancing, a fiddle competition, a pipe and drum competition, a parade, plenty of live music and performances and great food from the Emerald Isle. Celtic Classic Highland Games and Festival, Bethlehem. 610-868-9599, www. celticfest.org

Sep 21-22. PRCA Rodeo & Chili Cook-Off. A rip-roarinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; real, live rodeo in the Poconos, with live country music, line dancing and barbecue, plus a two-day chili cookoff. Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Shawnee on Delaware. www.shawneemt.com

Sep 22. Jenkintown Festival of the Arts. Artists, musicians, dancers and foodies take over the square each fall, celebrating the quality, creativity and imagination of local craftspeople. Amateur meisterbrauers go head to head in a first-ever competition of home brews. Jenkintown Town Square, Jenkintown. 215-517-5507, http://jenkintownfest.org

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events subject to change Sep 28. Meet Mother Goose. Mother Goose will share rhymes and stories for younger children with letters of the alphabet and interactive fun, and she always brings along her goose. 1pm. Ages 3 to 7 accompanied by an adult. Fee. Preregistration and prepayment required. Pennypacker Mills, Schwenksville. 610-287-9349, www. historicsites.montcopa.org/pennypackermills Sep 28. Performance: Doors Tribute - Soft Parade. Like reliving the legendary concerts Jim Morrison and the Doors performed more than 30 years ago. Mauch Chunk Opera House, Jim Thorpe. http://mauchchunkoperahouse.com Sep 28. Back Mountain Wine Festival. Featuring several Pennsylvania wineries, live entertainment and a variety of vendors presenting local specialty foods, handcrafted items and more. Konefalâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Grove, Shavertown. 570-8365253, www.upstatewinecountry.com Sep 28. National Public Lands Day. On this national day celebrating the care of public lands, volunteers can roll their sleeves up with park staff for work projects, guided nature hikes and educational activities and learn more on protecting and exploring natural resources through an environmental expo. Valley Forge National Historical Park, King of Prussia. 610-783-1077, www. nps.gov/vafo/index.htm Sep 29. Pocono Lake Region 13.1. The course will begin in the vicinity of Honesdale High School and continue through to Wallenpaupack Area High School. Honesdale to Hawley.

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events subject to change Oct 5. Pioneer Event. American Native dancing and drumming, a guided historical walking tour of Ontelaunee Park, an antique and classic auto and farm equipment display and hayrides. In the Pioneer Village, visitors may tour the newly restored Bank Barn, Zeisloff Log Cabin and Fort Everett. On display will be blacksmithing, pottery making, basket weaving, butter churning, soap making, grain shelling and more. Food will be available. Free event. Ontelaunee Park, New Tripoli. www. LynnHeidelberg.org Oct 5. Performance: Amy Schumer. One of the hottest comedy stars in the world. Mount Airy Casino Resort, Mount Pocono. http://mountairycasino.com/play/entertainment/ Oct 5. Hawley Harvest Hoedown. One of the most popular events in the lake region. Downtown Hawley. www.visithawleypa.com Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20. Jim Thorpe Fall Foliage Days. Train rides, vendors, crafters, goodies from the Jim Thorpe Farmers Market, bike rentals and rides in the surrounding hills. Downtown Jim Thorpe. www.jimthorpe.org/fallfoliage.htm Oct 5-27. The Great Pocono Pumpkin Festival & Fright Nights. The largest pumpkin festival in the Pocono Mountains is even bigger. Enjoy unlimited hayrides, treasure hunting, bounce houses, games with costumed characters and more. Country Junction, Lehighton. www.countryjunction.com Oct 5. 40th Annual Apple Butter Frolic. This familyfriendly event includes food, crafts, treats and games centered on apples and other German traditions. Mennonite Heritage Center, Harleysville. 215-256-3020, http://www.mhep.org/index.php?id_pag=43 Oct 5-6. Easton Garlic Fest. Eat, drink and stink. Regional and local garlic growers and market vendors will offer specialty garlic foods along with other quality fare to satisfy cravings for the pungent bulb. Easton Farmersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Market, Easton. 610-330-9942, www.eastongarlicfest.com Oct 5. 27th Annual AIDS Walk Philly & AIDS Run Philly. Walk along the River Drives beginning at 9am and run beginning at 8am. Sign up at http://aidswalkphilly.org. Steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia. 215-731-WALK, www.historicphiladelphia.org

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events subject to change Oct 12-13. Harvest & Heritage Days. Main Street will be alive with the sound of street music, craft vendors and old-fashioned family fun. Downtown Honesdale. www.visithonesdalepa.com/ Oct 12-13. Quiet Valley’s 39th Annual Harvest Festival. Demonstrations of many early American skills and crafts, such as broom making, oak split basketry, spinning, weaving, yarn dyeing, tatting, coopering, quilling, an outdoor brick bake oven and more. Quiet Valley Living Historical Farm, Stroudsburg. www.quietvalley. org

Oct 18-20. Annual Black Bear Film Festival. One of Pennsylvania’s premier independent film festivals. Milford Theatre, Milford. www.blackbearfilm.com Oct 19. Halloween Crafts. Learn where Halloween traditions originated. Everyone may try their hand at historic crafts. 10am-3pm. Park Visitor Center, Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, Elverson., 610-5828773, www.nps.gov/hofu

Oct 12. Fall Harvest. Explore the traditional chores performed during the autumn harvest on a Colonial farm. Peter Wentz Farmstead, Lansdale. 610-584-5104, www.montcopa.org/index.aspx?nid=929

Oct 19. All Hallow’s Eve Fall Festival. Fall fun for the whole family, including hayrides, a cider press, corn shucking, pumpkin painting and crafts for the kids. 1-4pm. All ages. Free; suggested per-person donation. Pennypacker Mills, Schwenksville. 610-287-9349, www. historicsites.montcopa.org/pennypackermills

Oct 12. Lackawanna Historical Society Annual Dinner. The program will include a question-and-answer session with President Abraham Lincoln and the Union generals to mark the 150th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. 7pm. Century Club, Scranton. 570-3443841, lackawannahistory@gmail.com

Oct 19. Bonfire at the Scranton Historic Iron Furnaces. Celebrate northeastern Pennsylvania’s deep history and rich cultural diversity in a setting like no other. The event has expanded to include traditional Hispanic activities for Day of the Dead. Scranton Historic Iron Furnaces, Scranton. www.anthracitemuseum.org

Oct 12-20. Olde Engine Works - Harvest Days. Olde Engine Works, Stroudsburg. 570-421-4340, www. oldeengineworks.com

Oct 19-20. Kids’ Safety Festival. Learn about kids’ safety. Included with general adm. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www.robafamilyfarms.com

Oct 13. Steamtown Marathon. A 26-mile, 385-yard foot race from Forest City to downtown Scranton. The course drops 955 feet in elevation from start to finish and is certified to USATF standards. Forest City. www. steamtownmarathon.com Oct 13. Model Train Show & Sale. Everything to do with model trains and model railroading. There will be operating train layouts. Benefits Hawley Fire Department. Refreshments available. Hawley Fire House, Hawley. 570-226-9820 Oct 15-17. Performance: King Henry & the Showmen: One More for the Road, the Farewell Tour. Luncheon shows. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-PEAK, www. pennspeak.com/events/

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Oct 19. Evolution of Grey Towers Landscape: Autum in Cornelia’s Gardens. Brilliant red, yellow and orange leaves will be ablaze for this landscape tour. Mansion visitors pavilion, Grey Towers Mansion, Milford. www. greytowers.org/calendarofevents.html

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a.m. for a small fee. Your guided tour will begin at the Visitors Center, where you will have an opportunity to take a walk through history in the Martin Guitar Museum. A favorite of many guitar enthusiasts is the Pickin’ Parlor, where guests are invited to play some of Martin’s high-end and limited-edition models. The 1833 Shop is not just a run-of-the-mill museum gift shop. This place has everything a Martin Guitar fan could want, including a stellar selection of Martin apparel and, of course, souvenirs and collectible items.

For more information on this iconic PA manufacturer logon to whereandwhen.com Oct 19. Performance: The Stylistics. Mount Airy Casino Resort, Mount Pocono. http://mountairycasino. com/play/entertainment/ Oct 19-20. Chambourcin Weekend. Taking place after the harvest is over, this event celebrates the official wine grape of the Lehigh Valley, the Chambourcin. Wineries of Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, Lehigh Valley. 866-8707800, www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com Oct 23-24. Performance: Real Diamond. Luncheon shows. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-PEAK, www. pennspeak.com/events/ Oct 25-27. Haunted Halloween Mine Tours. 6-10:30pm. Adm. No. 9 Coal Mine and Museum, Lansford. 570-6457074, http://no9mine.com

Oct 25-27. Pocono Mountains Elvis Festival. Honoring the music, life and fans of Elvis Presley, the King of Rock and Roll. Event Center, Bushkill. www.poconomountainselvisfestival.com Oct 25-26, Nov 1-2. Country Jamboree. An original musical/variety show including singing, dancing, comedy and a children’s chorus. Proceeds will be donated to the Keystone Wounded Warriors. Lower Macungie Middle School, Macungie. 610-770-6845, www.macungie-minstrelaires.org Oct 26. Ronald McDonald Trick or Treat Parade. Storytelling, s’mores and Ronald McDonald. A portion of adm will go to the Ronald McDonald House of Scranton. 3pm. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www.robafamilyfarms.com

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events subject to change Oct 26. Performance: Dramatic Reading: A Night With Poe. Grey Towers Mansion, Milford. www.greytowers. org/calendarofevents.html Oct 26. Performance: Gordon Lightfoot - 50 Years on the Carefree Highway Tour. A reserved seating show. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-PEAK, www.pennspeak.com/events/ Oct 27. Cairnwood Estate Candy Apple Festival/ Halloween at Glencairn Museum. In the morning, youngsters can create their own candy apple, enjoy Victorian dress-up and take home an old-time photo. The afternoon contains a Harry Potter-themed scavenger hunt, as well as a demonstration of the harvest-time art of wheat weaving. Costumed visitors are encouraged. Bryn Athyn Historic District, Bryn Athyn. 215947-2004, http://bahistoricdistrict.org

November Nov 1-3. InVision Photography Festival. Welcoming some of the nation’s most esteemed photographers for dynamic presentations and workshops, showcasing exhilarating exhibits and bringing the world of photography to the local community. Banana Factory and SteelStacks Campus, Bethlehem. 610-332-1300, www. artsquest.org Nov 2-3. Pumpkin Madness Surprise. Roba Family Farms, North Abington Township. 570-563-2904, www. robafamilyfarms.com Nov 2. Performance: America. Penn’s Peak, Jim Thorpe. 866-605-PEAK, www.pennspeak.com/events/ Nov 3. D&L Heritage Marathon & Half Maraton. Enjoy the spectacular fall foliage and stunning views while following the historic transportation system from Northhampton Borough Complex to Lehigh Gap. D&L Trail, Northampton. www.delawareandlehigh. org/marathon/

Nov 16-17. Philadelphia Kennel Club National Dog Show. The 125-year tradition continues with 2,000 of the top-sanctioned dogs from across the country. Dogs of more than 150 different breeds and varieties will compete for Best of Breed, First in Group and the coveted title of Best in Show. Greater Philadelphia Expo Center at Oaks, Oaks. 484-433-7757, http://nds.nationaldogshow.com Nov 16-17. Nouveau Weekend. The earliest chance to sample the first vintages of the new harvest. Wineries of Lehigh Valley Wine Trail, Lehigh Valley. 866-870-7800, www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com Nov 16-17. Antiques at Kimberton. Kimberton Fire Company Fairgrounds, Phoenixville. http://antiquesatkimberton.vpweb.com Nov 25-Jan 1. Performance: Pip the Mouse. The holiday puppet show by Dr. George Creegan has been a holiday tradition in Allentown since 1962, when Max Hess Jr. purchased the stage and show for his worldfamous Hess’s department store in Allentown. Liberty Bell Shrine Museum, Allentown. 610-435-4232, www. libertybellmuseum.org Nov 29-30. Honesdale for the Holidays. Many fine stores will host an open house for shoppers’ browsing pleasure, and there will be the annual Santa Parade and tree lighting and more. Downtown Honesdale. www. visithonesdalepa.com/

Nov. 7. Lecture: Deep Sea Submersibles. 6-8pm. Adm. The National Iron and Steel Heritage Museum, Coatesville. 610-384-9282, www.steelmuseum.org Nov 10. River Ramble. A 5K and 10K road race along River Road, a 2-mile fun trail walk along the McDade Trail and a nature walk for the children with a park ranger. Smithfield Beach, Shawnee-on-Delaware. www. readysetrunpoconos.com/river-ramble-fall-classic Nov 11. Veterans Day Program. Learn about Hopewell residents and workers who served in the military, particularly during the Civil War. 2pm. Bethesda Church, Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site, Elverson. 610582-8773, www.nps.gov/hofu Nov 13. Performance: A Tribute to the Rat Pack. Mount Airy Casino Resort, Mount Pocono. http://mountairycasino.com/play/entertainment/ Nov 16-17. Art on the Mountain. Regional painters, photographers, sculptors and crafters. The Hope Lodge will house 25 artisans and 28 crafters ranging in age from 17 to 84 years old. Shawnee Mountain Ski Area, Shawnee on Delaware. www.shawneemt.com

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Aug 24-25, 31-Sep 2. Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival. West Newtown., 724-872-1670, www.pittsburghrenfest.com Aug 24, Sep 7, 14, 21, 28 Murder Mystery Dinner & Train Rides All aboard the Oil Creek and Titusville Railroad. Join us for an evening of fun, fine food and who dun it! Adm. Reservations required. Perry Street Station, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org Aug 30-Sep 2. Pennsylvania Arts & Crafts Colonial Festival. Featuring more than 220 booths, as well as bagpipers, two string bands, a flute choir and military encampments with battle skirmishes and canon firings. Westmoreland Agricultural Fairgrounds, Greensburg. 724-863-4577, www.familyfestivals.com/ColonialFestival.html Aug 31-Sep 1. Garrison Weekend. Encampment, drills and musket firing demonstrations. Fun for the entire family. Fort Ligonier, Ligonier. 724-238-9701, http:// fortligonier.org Aug 31-Sep 1. German Heritage Festival. Gemutlichkeit starts with the Mad Bavarian, German music, food, dancing, a petting zoo, historical research and much more. St. Nick’s Grove, Erie. 814-456-9599, www. DANK-Erie.org Aug 31-Sep 1. Art Blast on the Mon. Sponsored by the National Greene Historical Foundation. An art and music festival featuring music, artists, vendors, great food and general fun for all! Sat. 10am-5pm, Sun. 12pm-4pm. Greensboro. 724-743-4462, www.natgreene.org Aug 31-Sep 1. Muster in the Park: A Civil War Encampment. Travel back in time to the 1860s and commemorate the enlistment of area boys in blue that took place at this location more than 150 years ago. There will be period music, uniformed soldiers, cooking demonstrations, blacksmithing, period dancing and much more. Diamond Park, Meadville. 814-789-3604, www.150thpvibucktails.com/about.html Sep 1-Nov 10. Exhibit: Two Generations of Sculpture. Despite their own separate approaches to their medium, each Frudakis sculptor has in common the desire to respect the family’s legacy by creating art that is timeless in its quality and form. Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art, Ligonier. 724-238-6015, www.samaart.org/ex_ev/ligonier.htm Sep 1-30. Exhibit: Fred Rogers Fine Arts Regional Juried Exhibition. Latrobe Art Center, Latrobe. 724537-7011, www.latrobeartcenter.org Sep 1-2. Labor Day Celebration. Celebrating the proud tradition of labor in Western Pennsylvania. 11am-7pm. Northmoreland Park, Allison Park. 724-830-3950, www. laurelhighlands.org/Event

Sep 2-7. Ox Hill Fair. Carnival rides, food, entertainment, agricultural displays, animal exhibits and a tractor pull. Ox Hill Fairgrounds, Plumville. 412-651-2166, www.oxhillfair.com Sep 2-7. Waterford Community Fair. Agricultural exhibits, thrill rides, entertainment, food, horse pulls, truck and tractor pulls and much more. Waterford Fairgrounds, Waterford. 814-796-4490, www.waterfordfair.org Sep 2-7. West Alexander Fair. A truly agricultural fair held in a beautiful country setting. West Alexander Fair, West Alexander. 724-484-7435, www.westalexfair.com Sep 3-7. Jamestown Community Fair. Rides, games, exhibits, the queen crowning, demolition derbies, tractor pulls and a parade. 10am-10pm. Free adm. Jamestown Community Fair, Jamestown. www.jamestownfair.org Sep 3-29. Performance: Disney’s The Lion King. The highest-grossing Broadway show in history is in its 15th year. Benedum Center, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts. org Sep 4-8. Farmers’ & Threshermen’s Jubilee. Steam engines, tractors, crafts, stage entertainment and truck, tractor and ATV pulls. New Centerville. 814-926-3142, www.ncrvfc.com/jubilee.html Sep 5-8. Erie Tall Ships Festival II. This Perry 200 event includes the Grand Parade of Tall Ships, ship tours, vendors, entertainment and more. Erie. 814-4598000, www.perry200.com Sep 5-8. 19th Annual Edinboro Highland Games & Festival. A wide range of music at many venues, the haunting sound of massed pipe bands marching, fantastic food, awesome athletics, beautiful dance, kids’ games and an array of gift and clothing vendors. Edinboro University, Edinboro. 814-732-1420, www. edinboro.edu Sep 6-7. Harmony’s Bluegrass & Old-Time Music Festival. Concerts, jams, clogging demonstrations and more, plus vendors, workshops and food. Harmony Museum’s 1805 barn annex and throughout old town Harmony. Harmony Museum, Harmony. 724-452-7341, www.harmonymuseum.org Sep 6-8. Mountain Craft Days. Somerset Historical Center, Somerset. 814-445-6077, www.somersethistoricalcenter.org Sep 6-8. Pittsburgh Irish Festival. Featuring traditional Irish dancing, authentic Irish food and beautiful Irish dogs. Riverplex, West Homestead. http://pghirishfest. org Sep 7. Antiquing Along the Allegheny. The 14th annual antique and craft fair will feature quality antiques, handcraft vendors and food. An appraiser will be available from 10-11:30am. Riverfront Park, Kittanning. 724-545-6852, http://armstrongcounty.com

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events subject to change Sep 7-8. Saxonburg Festival of the Arts. Features arts, crafts, photography, performing arts, music and a 5K race. Roebling Park and Main Street, Saxonburg. 724-352-3024, www.facebook.com/Saxonburg FestivalOfTheArts Sep 7. Tour De StrongLand Bike Race. The oldest and largest citizens’ bike race in southwestern Pennsylvania includes on- and off-road races and races for kids. Apollo. 724-845-5456, www.strongland.org Sep 7-8. New Wilmington’s 150th Birthday Fest Celebration. A cook-off, a parade, a cornhole tournament, a 5K race, a car show, a vintage fashion show, children’s games, food and craft vendors, artists, authors and fireworks. New Wilmington. 724-946-8167, http://150fest.newwilmington.info Sep 7. Autumn Mum Festival. Fayette County Cultural Trust, Connellsville. 724-320-6392, www.downtownconnellsville.org Sep 7-8, 14-15. Learn to Kayak Weekend. Spend two days learning the basics and meeting other people with the same interests. Wilderness Voyageurs, Ohiopyle. 800-272-4141, http://wilderness-voyageurs.com Sep 7. Perry 200 Grand Finale: Philharmonic Concert & Perry Monument Re-Lighting. Taking place simultaneously at Liberty Park and Presque Isle/Perry Monument, Erie. 814-459-8000, www.perry200.com

Sep 8. 16th Annual St. Paul’s Car Cruise. 2-6pm. Free adm. St. Paul’s Homes, Greenville. 724-588-7610 Sep 8. Antiques & Collectibles Market. Lovers of antiques, collectibles and one-of-a-kind items will enjoy more than 200 vendors in a quaint and historic setting. Historic Hanna’s Town, Greensburg. 724-532-1935, www.starofthewest.org/hannastown Sep 8. Grandparents’ Day Ham & Turkey Dinner. A wonderful old-fashioned meal. Noon-9pm. The SpringHouse, Washington. 724-228-3339, www.springhousemarket.com Sep 9-14. Green Township Community Fair. Agricultural displays and competitions, animal and craft exhibits, rides and entertainment. Cookport Fairgrounds, Commodore. 724-254-1445, www.cookportfair.com Sep 9. 8th Annual Chef, Wine & Ale. Offering a variety of great foods, specialty beers and a Chinese auction. Shakespeare’s Restaurant and Pub, Ellwood City. 724758-5501 Sep 10-14. 69th Annual Albion Area Fair. Animal exhibits, produce exhibits, live music, tractor pulls, horse pulls, rides and plenty of good food. Albion Fairgrounds, Cranesville. 814-756-3911, www.albionfair.com Sep 11. 12th Commemoration of Sept. 11, 2001. Flight 93 National Memorial, Stoystown. 724-329-8131, www.nps.gov/flni/index.htm

Sep 7-8. Art in the Garden. Two days of activities including a jazz fest under the stars in the garden. Adm. LeMoyne House, Washington. 724-225-6740, www. wchspa.org

Sep 11-28. Performance: A Skull in Connemara. For one week each autumn, Mick Dowd is hired to disinter the bones in certain sections of his local cemetery. The Charity Randall Theatre, Pittsburgh. http://picttheatre.org

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Sep 13, 27. Evening Eco-Paddle. Participants will paddle their way through the fascinating flora and fauna of the beautiful mountain lake. 6-7:30pm. Call to register. Laurel Hill State Park, Somerset. 814-352-8649, www.laurelhighlands.org/Event Sep 13. Revels 2013. An evening riddled with murderous twists. There will be professional entertainment, sensational food, exceptional music, dancing and a few mysterious surprises. The Barn at Ligonier Valley, Ligonier. 814-629-9201, www.barnatligoniervalley.com Sep 13-15. Erie Irish Festival. Irish vendors, Irish food and entertainment, Irish-themed art show and giveaway drawings. Rainbow Gardens/St. Patrick’s Church, Erie. 814-454-8085, ext. 101, www.erieirishfestival.com

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Sep 14. VillageFest. Vendors, crafters, food, a children’s zone and much more. Slippery Rock. 724-7949780, www.slipperyrockpa.org Sep 14-15. Smicksburg Apple Fest. The apples are ripe for pickin’. The weekend will include festivities and entertainment. Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www. smicksburg.net

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events subject to change Sep 14. Celebrate Life Party. The Silk Road Market, New Wilmington. 724-946-8502, www.silkroadmkt.com Sep 14. Paddlefest 2013. The annual canoe/kayak float on the Shenango River. Shuttle, lunch and entertainment will be provided. 8am-3pm. From Pymatuning State Park to Riverside Park, Greenville. 724-342-5453, www.extension.psu.edu/mercer Sep 14-15. 2013 Mercer County Tour. A drive-it-yourself country tour with stops that represent rural America and allow participants to experience Mercer County agriculture in a unique way. 1-6:30pm. Various locations in the area of Grove City. www.extension.psu.edu/ mercer Sep 14. 201 Anniversary 1812 Pioneer Day. Main Street features more than 20 specialty shops. There will be Amish quilts in the Meeting House gardens, performances by local musicians, horse-drawn covered wagon rides from 11am-3pm and dog-friendly shops for the pooch. 10am-5pm. Volant Mills, Volant. www. volantmills.com Sep 14-Oct 31. Faranda Farm Harvest Festival. Faranda Farm, Hollsopple. 814-479-7109, www.farandafarm.net/harvestfestival.php Sep 14. Harvest Dinner En Plein Aire. Celebrate the harvest and early fall season with an outdoor candlelight dinner in the apple orchard. 7-10pm. Greendance Winery, Mount Pleasant. 724-547-6500, www.greendancewinery.com Sep 14-15. Flax Scutching Festival. Stahlstown. 724593-2119, www.flaxscutching.org Sep 14. Performance: Chris Barrett Live Show. Cabaret singer and pianist Chris Barrett will perform live. 5-11pm. Reservations. Century Inn, Scenery Hill. 724945-6600, www.centuryinn.com Sep 14, Oct 12, Nov 9. Insider Tours of Meadowcroft Rockshelter. Internationally acclaimed archaeologist James M. Adovasio, Ph.D., who excavated the Rockshelter in 1973, will present a lecture and special tour. Call for reservations. Meadowcroft Rockshelter, Avella. 724-584-3412, http://heinzhistorycenter.org/ meadowcroft.aspx

Sep 14. Black Angels Over Tuskegee. A story told in narrative of six men embarking upon a journey to become pilots in the U.S. Army Air Forces. 8pm. Byham Theater, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org Sep 15. Punxsutawney Region AACA Car Show. Food, door prizes and entertainment. Marion Center Community Park, Marion Center. 724-479-9345 Sep 15. Allegheny Rockets Oldsmobile Car Club Annual Fall All-Oldsmobile Show. Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs. 814-352-7777, www.7springs.com, www.oldsmobileclub.org/annualfall-all-oldsmobile-show/ Sep 17-29. Performance: Let’s Murder Marsha. A comedy. Mountain Playhouse, Jennerstown. 814-6299201, www.mountainplayhouse.com Sep 17. Craft Beer School: North Country Brewing. Join Tony - the Beer Man - Knipling and the owner of Slippery Rock’s North Country Brewing, Bob McCafferty, for the first session of the fall. Cabaret at Theater Square, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org Sep 18. Off the Shelf: A Celebration of Books. A fun evening centered around books, with a guest speaker, dinner and various auctions. 5:30-9:30pm. Reservations required. Hilton Garden Inn Southpointe, Canonsburg. 724-222-2400, www.offtheshelf.info Sep 19-28. Performance: Midnight Radio: American Song Book. A program paying homage to old-time broadcasts with sketch comedy sensibility and allAmerican music. Bricolage, Pittsburgh. http://bricolagepgh.org Sep 20-22. Evans City Oktoberfest. Crafts, food and entertainment daily, plus a parade and Little Miss and Mr. Octoberfest. Evans City. 724-538-8126, www.evanscity.us Sep 20-Oct 27. Cheeseman Pumpkin Festival & Fright Fight. Saturdays and Sundays only. Fright Night from dark-10pm on Fridays and Saturdays. Cheeseman Farm, Portersville. 724-358-3233, www.cheesemanfarm.com Sep 20. A Taste of History. A casual evening with friends that features music, refreshments and living history demonstrations in the lower fort area. 5:307:30pm. Fort Ligonier, Ligonier. 724-238-9701, http:// fortligonier.org

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events subject to change Sep 20-22. Arts, Crafts & Wine Festival. Fayette County Fairgrounds, Dunbar. 724-984-8967, www.artcraftwinefest.com Sep 20-22. Performance: Big Bad Wolf vs. Curly Pig. Family fun comedy performed by youth troupe the Footlights. Ligonier Theatre, Ligonier. 724-238-6514, http://ligoniertheatre.com Sept 20-21. FestiFall & Market Fair. Demonstrations of historic trades and crafts and live period music, providing the perfect ambiance for a peaceful afternoon of good food and family fun. Friendship Hill National Historic Site, Point Marion. 724-329-8131, nps.gov/frhi/ Sep 20-22. Scottdale Fall Festival. A three-day outdoor festival with ethnic food, live entertainment and the opportunity to shop for homemade crafts. Scottdale. 724-887-8220, www.scottdalefallfestival.org Sep 20-Oct 31. Ghost Lake Haunted Amusement Park. People may visit Ghost Lake with its eight levels of fear and the haunted roller coaster...if they dare. Conneaut Lake Park, Conneaut Lake. www.ghostlake.net Sep 20-22. 15th Annual Pennsylvania Bavarian Oktoberfest. Beer, bands and bratwurst. There will be two stages of live entertainment, Avenue of German and ethnic foods, vendors, amusements, games and more. Free adm. Canonsburg. 724-745-1812 Sep 21. Greene River Trail Heroes Run/Walk. Benefits memorial funds established in the names of Army Spc. Gregory Cox and Marine Lance Cpl. Steven Phillips, both of whom were killed in Iraq. Registration at 7am. Race starts at 8:30am. Greene Cove Yacht Club, Millsboro. www.co.greene.pa.us Sep 21. 55th Annual Fall Coin Show. 36 tables will be manned by coin dealers from Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio and West Virginia. S&T Bank Arena, Indiana. 724254-2471 Sep 21-22. Georgette’s Herb Garden & Antiques Harvest Party and Farmers Market. Shop for antiques and enjoy the harvest party and farmers market. Georgette’s Herb Garden and Antiques, Indiana. 724349-6293 Sep 21. Butler Fall Festival. Food, entertainment, crafts, a car cruise and children’s activities will take over Main Street for this fun annual event. Butler. 724-8220474, www.butlerfallfestival.com Sep 21. Cranberry Festival. Free children’s games and events, plus many activities for adults, including an arts and crafts show and a car show. 10am-6pm. Morrison Park, Seneca. 814-676-8521, www.cranberry-pa.org Sep 21. Horseshoe Pitching Tournament. The Titusville Historical Society hosts this two-person team tournament that features cash prizes for the winners. Adm. Drake Well Park, Titusville. 814-817-9171 Sep 21-Oct 27. Corn Maze & Fall Fun. Bring the whole family for hayrides, a 10-acre corn maze, super slides, a gigantic corn-filled sandbox, great food and more. Adm. Irons Mill Farmstead, New Wilmington. www. IronsMillFarmstead.com

Sep 21. Johnny Appleseed Celebration. Celebrate Johnny Appleseed’s brithday with a fun-filled day on the farm featuring activities for all ages. 10am-5pm. Apple Castle, New Wilmington. 724-652-3221, www.applecastle.com Sep 21. Storytelling Festival. Free family-friendly crafts, refreshments for purchase and storytelling performances. Ewing Park, Ellwood City. 724-758-6458, www.ellwoodcitylibrary.com Sep 21-22. Derry Railraod Days. Derry. 724-3091746, www.derryrailroaddays.com Sep 21. Ligonier Highland Games. Idlewild and SoakZone, Ligonier. 814-931-4714, www.idlewild.com Sep 21-22. Covered Bridge Festival. Arts and crafts, home-style food, historical exhibits, unique entertainment and more, all amid beautiful scenery. 10am-5pm (may vary per site). Free adm. 10 covered bridge sites in Washington and Green counties. Washington. 724228-5520, 866-927-4969, www.visitwashingtoncountypa.com Sep 21-22, Oct 12-13, 19-20. Trax Farms’ Fall Festival. Great family fun with mountains of pumpkins, scenic hayrides, a 4-acre corn maze, fabulous treats, a petting zoo and more at the 148-year-old family farm. Weekends. 10am-5pm. Free adm. Trax Farms, Finleyville. 412-835-3246, www.traxfarms.com Sep 21-22, 28-29. Penn’s Colony. A unique festival that gives an authentic focus on the French and Indian period. Historic Saxonburg, Saxonburg. http://pennscolony. com Sep 22. Laurel Highlands Harvest Festival. A day of cooking demonstrations, grape stomping, wine tasting and children’s activities. There will also be regional crafters, lots of food and live music provided by jazz legend Harold Betters. 11am-4pm. Christian W. Klay Winery, Chalk Hill. 724-439-3424, http://cwklaywinery. com/events Sep 22. Monongahela History Teas. Rich with local history, including the local covered bridges, Adena Indians, Whiskey Rebellion and more. 1pm. Adm. Reservations required. Victorene’s Tea, Monongahela. 724-258-7199, www.victorenestea.com Sep 23-29. Pittsburgh Fashion Week. A cultural and social event that brings fashion on the rise and highlights what makes Pittsburgh a region of style. Throughout Pittsburgh. http://pittsburghfashionweek.com Sep 27-29. Clymer Days Festival. Enjoy a weekend of food, entertainment, games and children’s activities. Clymer. Sep 27-29, Oct 3-5. Performance: Oklahoma. This classic musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein is the story of a young girl and the two men vying for her affection - one a cowboy and one a hired farmhand. Adm. Reservations requested. Barrow-Civic Theatre, Franklin. 800-537-7769, www.barrowtheatre.com Sep 27. Performance: Michael English & The Easters. 2 and 8pm. Palace Theatre, Greensburg. 724-836-8000, www.thepalacetheatre.org

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events subject to change Sep 27-29. Mount Pleasant Glass & Ethnic Festival. Mount Pleasant. 724-542-4711, www.mtpleasantglassandethnicfestival.com Sep 27-29. Wine Country Harvest Festival. Wine tasting, arts and crafts, food, live entertainment and tours of the wineries. Gravel Pit Park, North East. 814-7254262, www.nechamber.org Sep 27-Oct 25. The Rubber Duck. Part of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts, this friendly, floating, four-story-high rubber duck will make its arrival in the United States for the first time. The duck has been on display throughout the world. Allegheny River, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org Sep 27. Performance: Once Upon a Time With Yo-Yo Ma. Join music director Manfred Honeck and cellist Yo-Yo Ma for a spectacular opening to the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra’s 2013-14 season. Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh. http://pittsburghsymphony.org Sep 27. Gallery Crawl in the Cultural District. A free quarterly showcase of art and entertainment produced by Pittsburgh Cultural Trust. Part of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. Pittsburgh Cultural District, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org Sep 28. Yellow Creek Septemberfest. Kayaking, nature programs, mountain biking, games and live entertainment. Yellow Creek State Park, Penn Run. 724-4655957, www.foyc.org Sep 28-29. Artist Open Studio Tour. Professional artists in Indiana County will open their studios to the public, offering a behind-the-scenes look at creating art today. Locations throughout Indiana County. 724-4652787, indianaartscouncil@verizon.net

Sep 28-29, Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20. Autumnfest. Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs. 800-4522223, www.7springs.com Sep 28. Performance: Music in the Mountains. The Irish Pretenders from 6-9pm. Glades Pike Winery, Somerset. 814-445-3753, www.gladespikewinery.com Sep 28-29. Cecil Township Fall Festival. Full of musical entertainment, plus pony rides, a petting zoo, horsedrawn wagon rides, a balloon artist, clowns, a fire safety house and more. Free adm. Cecil Township Park, Cecil. 724-745-2227, www.ceciltownship-pa.gov Sep 28-29. National Alpaca Farm Days. Meet and learn about the sweet herd of alpacas, watch spinning demonstrations and more. 11am-3pm. Free adm. Alpaca Angels Farm, Washington. 412-901-1063, www.alpacaangelsfarm.com Sep 28-29. American Indian Heritage Weekend. Visitors can explore the re-created Indian Village and encounter native artisans dressed like their ancestors demonstrating skills of everyday life. Meadowcroft Rockshelter and Historic Village, Avella. http://heinzhistorycenter.org/meadowcroft.aspx Sep 28-Nov 2. Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. Multidisciplinary events. Pittsburgh Cultural District, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org Sep 29. Washington Antiques Fair. 8am-2pm. CONSOL Energy Park, Washington. 724-942-0357, www.washingtonantiquesfair.com

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October Oct 1-13. Performance: Church Basement Ladies, a Second Helping. The sequel to the highly popular musical comedy Church Basement Ladies. Mountain Playhouse, Jennerstown. 814-629-9201, www.mountainplayhouse.com Oct 2-4. Performance: Kiss & Cry. A woman nearing the end of her life recounts her greatest loves in this sweeping romantic work. Part of the Pittsburgh International Festival of Firsts. 8pm. New Hazlett Theater, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org Oct 2-20. Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad Fall Foliage Tours. Varying times. Perry Street Station, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org Oct 3. Performance: American Bandstand - A Tribute to Dick Clark. Ligonier Theatre, Ligonier. 724-8534050, http://ligoniertheatre.com Oct 3-31. Night at the Zoo. Observe the wild and interesting behaviors of the animals at night. Thursdays through Saturdays. Living Treasures Wild Animal Park, Jones Mills. 724-593-8300, www.ltanimalpark.com Oct 4-6. Smicksburg Fall Festival. Fall foliage adds a special beauty to the festivities and entertainment. Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www.smicksburg.net Oct 4-6, 11-13, 18-20, 25-27. Yarnick’s Haunted House & Pumpkin Patch. Journey through the maze, visit the haunted house or sit by the bonfire and enjoy hot chocolate. Yarnick’s Farm, Indiana. 724-349-3904, www.yarnicksfarm.com

Oct 4-6. Applefest. This three-day festival presented by the Franklin Area Chamber of Commerce will feature more than 350 vendors, the kids korner, a 5K race, free entertainment, an antique car show and much more. Downtown Franklin. 814-432-5823, www.franklinapplefest.com Oct 4-27. Haunted Mines. Journey into the tomb of the living dead by foot and ride on the unique Ghoul Mine Buggies. There will also be vendors and entertainment. Friday through Sunday only. Cavern of the Dead, Wampum. www.cavernofthedead.com Oct 4-5. Springs Folk Festival. Juried crafts, demonstrations, music performances, Pennsylvania Dutch foods, hayrides and a pageant. Springs. 814-442-4594, www.springspa.org Oct 4. Apple/Fall Festival. An array of beautiful fall decorations for sale and a variety of delicious foods. 11am-4pm. Anthony M. Lombardi Education Conference Center, Monongahela Valley Hospital, Monongahela. 724-258-1167, www.monvalleyhospital.com Oct 4-5. Ghosts. Haunting research will present evidence found within Goody Two Shoes. Reservations only. Goody Two Shoes English Tea Room and Collectible Shoppes, Monongahela. 724-258-2244, www.teamap. com Oct 4-6, 11-13, 18-20, 25-27. Pumpkin Patch Trolley. Take a vintage trolley ride to the pumpkin patch, where kids can pick a pumpkin and decorate it. 10am-5pm. Pennsylvania Trolley Museum, Washington. 724-2289256, www.patrolley.org Oct 4-5. Haunted Trail. Get ready for Halloween by taking a spooky adventure through the haunted trail. 7:3010pm. Adm. Community Rec Center, Peterswood Park, Venetia. 724-942-5000, www.peterstownship.com Oct 4-6. Heritage Days. A hobo dinner, hayrides, live entertainment, crafts, food, a free kids’ carnival and a car show. Cresson. 814-886-5751, http://cressonarea. com/heritage-days Oct 5-6. Homewood Heritage Days Festival. Living history area with a Civil War encampment, period entertainment, food, crafts, a disc jockey, a car show and more. Village Center and Buttermilk Falls, Beaver Falls. 724-843-1246

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events subject to change Oct 5. German Lutheran Oktoberfest. A car cruise, kids’ games, music, a basket giveaway drawing, German food and German beer. Hebron Lutheran Church, Blairsville. 412-638-4609, bshutter@hotmail.com Oct 5-6, 12-13. Bedford Fall Foliage Festival. Activities, entertainment and food for visitors of all ages. Bedford. 800-765-3331, www.bedfordfallfestival. com Oct 5. Thistle & Pine Open House. Visit the unique shop. Light refreshments will be served. Thistle & Pine, Marion Center. 724-397-2442, www.thistleandpine.com Oct 5. Butler County Farm Tour. This free annual selfguided tour of Butler County’s farms will be educational and fun for the whole family. Various locations in Butler County. 724-284-5270, www.VisitButlerCounty.com Oct 5-6. Portersville Steam Show Apple Festival. Antique farm, transportation and oil field equipment, as well as crafts, a flea market, train rides, antique tractor pulls, homemade ice cream and a vintage village. Portersville Steam Show Grounds, Portersville. 724452-8656, www.portersvillesteamshow.org Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27. 5th Annual Renshaw Farms Pumpkin Fest. Hayrides, corn mazes, animals and tons of fun for everybody. Every Saturday and Sunday in October. Renshaw Farms, Freeport. www. renshawfarmspumpkinfest.com Oct 5-27. Idlewild’s Hallowboo! A fun, family-oriented Halloween offering. Visitors can trick-or-treat through Story Book Forest and enjoy themed rides and attractions. Noon-6pm. Weekends. Idlewild and SoakZone, Ligonier. 724-238-3666, www.idlewild.com Oct 5-6. Hickory Apple Festival. Home-cooked foods, apple products of all kinds, craft demonstrations and sales, children’s activities and live entertainment. 7am6pm. Free adm. Hickory. 724-356-FEST, www.hickoryapplefest.com Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27. Art Under Glass. A celebration of creativity and the fall season with local artists, live music, hayrides, a pumpkin patch, a corn maze, food and more. 11am-5pm. Bedner’s Farm and Greenhouse, McDonald. 724-926-2541, www.bednersgreenhouse.com Oct 5-6, 12-13, 19-20, 26-27. Great Pumpkin Weekend Festival. Pumpkin patch hayrides, a petting zoo, hillside slides, a big corn maze, a hay maze, giant round bales and great old-fashioned eating inside. 11am-6pm. The SpringHouse, Washington. 724-228-3339, www.springhousemarket.com Oct 5. Head of the Ohio. Celebrates the beauty, majesty and energy of Pittsburgh’s three rivers. Produced by Three Rivers Rowing Association. Allegheny River, Pittsburgh. http://headoftheohio.org Oct 5-Mar 16. Carnegie International. Pittsburgh’s premier arts event and an internationally recognized venue for the best in contemporary art. The exhibition serves to present an American audience, especially a local one, with a broad and ambitious survey of the art of the current time. Carnegie Museum of Art, Pittsburgh. http://cmoa.org

Oct 5. StepTrek 2013. Help maintain steps in the South Side neighborhood. South Side Park, Pittsburgh. http:// southsideslopes.org Oct 6. Annual Ex-PAWS-ition. Attendees may spend the day with their pets for the worthy cause of the Fayette Friends of Animals. Noon-5pm. Christian W. Klay Winery, Chalk Hill. 724-439-3424, http://cwklaywinery. com/events Oct 9-12. Performance: It’s Dark Outside. Inspired by experiences and research into Alzheimer’s disease and Sundowner’s Syndrome, Tim Watts’ newest production, in collaboration with Arielle Gray and Chris Isaacs, is a heartfelt, fearless and inventive adventure. 9pm. Peirce Studio, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org Oct 11-13. Autumn in the Park Quilt Show. 110 quilts made with the amazing skills of local artists and quilters. Enjoy lunch and shop in the boutique and with the quilts shop vendors. Adm. Social Hall, Holy Family Parish, New Brighton. www.bvpiecemakers.com Oct 11-12. Fall Buckwheat Festival. 10am-8pm. Ohiopyle Stewart Community Center, Ohiopyle. 724329-1444, www.ohiopyle-stewart.org Oct 11-13. Fort Ligonier Days. Commemorating the battle of Fort Ligonier fought on Oct. 12, 1758. There will be more than 150 craft booths and food booths around the diamond, a top-ranked parade, sidewalk sales and live entertainment. Fun for the whole family. Ligonier. 724-238-4200, www.fortligonier.org Oct 11-13. Fall Pumpkin Fest. A family-oriented festival featuring rides, loads of food, crafts and entertainment. Conneaut Lake Park, Conneaut Lake. 814-8535833, www.conneautlake.com Oct 11-12, 18-19, 25-26. Fall Hayrides. Enjoy the fall foliage, crisp autumn air and company of friends and family while traveling through the park on a hay-filled wagon. Reservations required. Mingo Creek County Park, Eighty Four. 724-228-6867, www.co.washington. pa.us Oct 11-13. Houston Pumpkin Festival. A family-oriented arts, crafts, food and entertainment festival. There will be a bouncer, slide, pony rides, good food and quality entertainment. Free adm. Picnic grounds, Houston American Legion Post 902, Houston. 724-746-6740, www.houstonpumpkinfestival.net Oct 12-13. American Indian Gathering. Dancing, speakers on Indian culture and history, crafts, food and more. Community College of Beaver County Dome, Monaca. 724-480-3450 Oct 12-13. Zelienople-Harmony Country Fall Festival. Activities at Zelienople’s four courners and throughout Main Street and Grandview Avenue. Zelienople. 724452-5232, www.zelienopleharmonyfallfestival.com Oct 12. Genealogy Conference. The Titusville Historical Society will host this one-day conference. Five speakers will provide information on various aspects of genealogical research. Adm. Reservations required. Titusville Towne Square, Titusville. 814-827-9171

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events subject to change Oct 12. Performance: WaterFire Ballroom: Up & Around - SHOUT! Offered during WaterFire Sharon and featuring the music of SHOUT! The performance is free and open to the public. 8pm-midnight. James E. Winner Jr. Arts and Culture Center, Sharon. www.accsharon. com Oct 12-13. Pumpkin Festival. Food, crafts, pumpkin decorating for children, a chili cook-off, a harvest market, hayrides and much more. Vendors will offer Amish doughnuts, baked goods, textiles, jams and jellies and other items. 10am-6pm. Volant. 724-533-5611, www. volantshops.com Oct 12. Fall Harvest Festival & Craft Fair. More than 50 very talented crafters with a large selection of handmade, quality crafts. 9am-5pm. Free and open to the public. Apple Castle, New Wilmington. 724-652-3221, www.applecastle.com Oct 12. Fall Festival at Nemacolin Woodlands. Nemacolin Woodlands Resort, Farmington. 866-3866957, www.nemacolin.com Oct 12-13. Harvest Festival. Local craftsmen, craft demonstrations, music, good food and living history demonstrations from the Colonial and Civil War periods. 10am-5pm. Greene County Historical Society Museum, Waynesburg. 724-627-3204, www.greenecountyhistory. com Oct 12, 15, 18, 20. Performance: Verdiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Aida. The grandest of all grand operas. Benedum Center, Pittsburgh. http://pittsburghopera.org

Oct 17-20. Eerie Horror Film Fest. A showcase of independent horror films featuring celebrity guests, vendors and workshops. Warner Theatre, Erie. 814873-2483, www.eeriehorrorfilmfestival.com Oct 17-20. Performance: Broadway & Beyond With Brian Stokes Mitchell. A concert filled with favorite songs from classic Broadway musicals. Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh. http://pittsburghsymphony.org Oct 18-19, 25-26. Northern Nightmares. Featuring a family-friendly nightmare trolley tour; Chiller Theater, which features Halloween-themed classic films; and other slightly scary, mostly fun events. The Strand Theater, Zelienople. 724-742-0400, www.northernnightmares.com Oct 18-19. Fall Amish Quilt Auction. Auction begins at 10am. Lawrence County Fairgrounds, New Castle. www. lawrencecountyfair.com Oct 18-30. Zoo Boo 2013. Scary, but not too scary, this Halloween event will feature trick-or-treating for kids under 12 and displays for the whole family. Erie Zoo, Erie. 814-864-4091, www.eriezoo.org Oct 18-19. Performance: Zimmermann & de Perrot. The duo presents a disconcertingly original marriage of theater, circus and dance. The evening will include Hans was Heiri. Byham Theater, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts. org/dance Oct 18-19, 25-26. Downtown Butler Ghost Walk. A 60-minute walking tour of Butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s haunted past, including ghostly tales of Sam Mohawk, the Phantom Civil War Regiment, the Chinese Laundry Murder, and many more. Adm. Begins and ends at Diamond Park, Butler. 724-256-9026, http://ButlerGhostWalk.com

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events subject to change Oct 19-20. Potter’s Tour. A self-guided tour of potters throughout Indiana County. Various locations in Indiana County. 724-286-9741, www.potterstour.com Oct 19. Latrobe Autumnfest Art in the Park. Live music, artists painting, Latrobe farmers market vendors selling their goods, food vendors and art activities for children. 10am-3pm. Free to the public. Latrobe Art Center, Latrobe. 724-537-7011, www.latrobeartcenter. org Oct 19. Ghost Tour & Teas. Join in the journey through the night and learn tales of spirits and apparitions associated with the two ancient Indian Burial Mounds. 1pm. Adm. Reservations required. Victorene’s Tea, Monongahela. 724-258-7199, www.victorenestea.com Oct 19-20, 26-27. ZooBoo. Venture through the zoo collecting great candy, enjoying the animals and participating in other fun activities along the way. Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium, Pittsburgh. http://pittsburghzoo.org Oct 19-Nov 10. Fall Flower Show. Blooms in shades of yellow, orange, fuchsia and green combine with burgundy, purple and soft brown foliage to create festive scenes, including more than 5,000 chrysanthemums. Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Pittsburgh. http://phipps.conservatory.org Oct 19-Mar 1. Garden Railroad. Watch as model G trains chug through living landscapes planted with groundcovers, sedums and more. Always a favorite, this elaborate display will capture visitors’ imaginations and carry them away. Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Pittsburgh. http://phipps.conservatory.org Oct 24. Performance: Herman’s Hermits Starring Peter Noone. 8pm. Palace Theatre, Greensburg. 724836-8000, www.thepalacetheatre.org

Oct 26. Halloween 3 Tier Tea. A ghoulish event. A door prize will be given. Reservations required by Oct. 20. Goody Two Shoes English Tea Room and Collectible Shoppes, Monongahela. 724-258-2244, www.teamap. com Oct 26. Performance: Halloween Spooktacular. A spooktacular concert that will thrill to kid-friendly spooky music from favorite films. Heinz Hall, Pittsburgh. http://pittsburghsymphony.org Oct 29-Nov 3. Performance: We Will Rock You, The Musical By Queen. Features the greatest hits of the legendary British rock group Queen. Benedum Center, Pittsburgh. http://trustarts.org

November Nov 1-3. Smicksburg Old-Fashioned Country Christmas Open House. Enjoy holiday crafts and refreshments while getting ready for the holiday season. Smicksburg. 814-257-0192, www.smicksburg.net Nov 1-3. 26th Annual Christmas in the Village Craft Festival. Unique handmade crafts, a parade, breakfast with Santa, homemade food, a children’s area and a museum. 10am-5pm. Free adm and parking. Christmas in the Village, Burgettstown. 724-947-9015, www. christmasinthevillagepa.com Nov 1-30. Tlingit Totem Pole Carving & Installation by Tommy Joseph. Witness history as artist Tommy Joseph carves a traditional 16-foot Tlingit totem pole. Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh. http:// carnegiemnh.org

Oct 25-27. Haunted Halloween. Ghost tours and storytelling. Compass Inn Museum, Laughlintown. 724-2384983, www.compassinn.com Oct 25-26. Haunted History Walking Tours. Hear ghastly tales and stories of the paranormal while visiting historic sites and locations to discover the ghostly side of Washington. Adm. The David Bradford House, Washington. 724-222-3604, www.bradfordhouse.org Oct 26-27. Sand Hill Berries & Greendance Open House Festival. 10am-6pm. Greendance Winery, Mount Pleasant. 724-547-6500, www.greendancewinery.com Oct 26. Performance: The Duprees. Known for their romantic interpretations of the most beautiful love songs ever written. 7:30pm. Arcadia Theater, Windber. 814-467-9070, www.arcadiatheater.net

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ty, located between Meyersdale, Pa., and Grantsville, Md., along the Mason Dixon Highway (Route 219). The earliest European settlers who came to the area were the Swedes, but by far the largest groups of immigrants to the area were German and Scottish. The 2013 Springs Folk Festival will be held on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4 and 5. As in years past, the history, traditions, food and music of these early settlers will take center stage. Everyday life of years past will be depicted through grain threshing, log hewing, bread baking and weaving demonstrations. Bluegrass, gospel and a

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with e the Folks cappella music will fill the air as children experience the simple pleasure of an old-fashioned hayride. A huge draw to the Springs Folk Festival is the authentic Pennsylvania Dutch (German) food. Favorites such as PA Dutch sausage, bean soup, homemade bread, freshly made doughnuts, kettle corn and homemade ice cream are back again this fall to the delight of attendees who make this festival an annual family tradition. Each year the festival welcomes juried artisans who showcase their talents ranging from basketry and furniture making to quilting and painting. This year

the festival will feature more than 140 skilled artisans demonstrating their trades. Since the festival is located at the historical society grounds, visitors should take the opportunity to visit the Springs Museum, where a bounty of the regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history can also be experienced. If You Go: Address: 1711 Springs Road, Springs, PA 15562 Phone: 814-442-4594 or 814-662-2625 (day of festival) Website: www.springspa.org Admission: $5.00 for adults, $2.00 ages 6-18 and free for those under age 6 Parking: Free -W&W

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events subject to change Nov 2. Mud on the Mountain. A 7-mile obstacle course. Seven Springs Mountain Resort, Seven Springs. 800452-2223, www.7springs.com, www.mudonthemountain.com

Nov 22-Jan 1. Overly’s Country Christmas. A light display and an old-fashioned Christmas village. Westmoreland Agricultural Fairgrounds, Greensburg. 724-423-1400, www.overlys.com

Nov 9. Christmas on Main Street. Vendors will offer Amish doughnuts, baked goods, textiles, jams and jellies, honey, fresh produce and other items. Music will be provided by strolling Christmas carolers. 10am-5pm. Volant Mills, Volant. www.volantmills.com

Nov 22. Light Up Night. The annual Light Up Night with numerous family-friendly activities. Downtown Pittsburgh. http://downtownpittsburgh.com

Nov 9-10. Harmony Museum’s Annual WeihnachtsMarkt. Juried regional artists, antique dealers and other venders present a marketplace in the tradition of Germany’s famed Christmas markets with quality artwork and handcrafted goods. Old Town Center of Harmony, Harmony. http://harmonymuseum.org Nov 11. Veterans Day Parade. www.downtownindiana.org

Downtown Indiana.

Nov 14. Light-Up Night 2013, New Castle. Parade begins at 7pm with bands, floats, marching units and, of course, Santa Claus. There will be a fireworks finale. 6-9pm. Downtown New Castle. 724-654-5593, www. lawrencecountychamber.org Nov 16-17. Thistle & Pine Christmas Open House. Shop for unique Christmas gifts and enjoy light refreshments. Thistle & Pine, Marion Center. 724-397-2442, www.thistleandpine.com Nov 16. Polar Bear Birthday Party. Enjoy an arctic blast as the birthday of the polar bears is celebrated. Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium, Pittsburgh. http:// pittsburghzoo.org Nov 17. DeBence Mini-Event. Get into the holiday spirit with a program of Christmas music as many of the antique music machines will play special music for the season. Free. DeBence Antique Music World, Franklin. 814-432-8350, www.debencemusicworld.com Nov 22. It’s a Wonderful Life Festival & Parade. A light up night in front of the courthouse will take place immediately following the parade. Attendees may enjoy marshmallow roasting, crafts, music and hayrides. Downtown Indiana. www.downtownindiana.org

Nov 23. Light Up Night. Holiday fun with the electric lights parade at 6pm, a Christmas tree extravaganza, the downtown open house and more, even fireworks. Franklin. 814-437-1619, ext. 123, www.franklinpa.gov Nov 23. Horse-Drawn Candlelight Carriage Parade. Horse-drawn carriages will take a stroll around the city. Downtown Pittsburgh. http://downtownpittsburgh.com Nov 28-30. Festival of Lights. Look at more than 80 light displays, including animation, while driving through the park around a 2-mile lake. Attendees may visit with Santa and stop in the festival gift shop. Blue Spruce Park, Indiana. 724-463-8636, www.indianacountyparks. org Nov 29. Light Up Night in Clymer. The tree lighting will take place, and Santa will arrive on a fire truck with treats for all of the children. Downtown Clymer, Clymer. 724-254-4710 Nov 29-30. Christmas Thyme Shop. Holiday gifts, decorations, antiques and decorated silk wreaths and Christmas trees. Strongstown Historical Society, Strongstown. 724-349-6293 Nov 29. Santa’s Arrival. Santa comes to town, and there will be a countdown to light up the diamond. 6:30pm. Ligonier. 724-238-4200, www.laurelhighlands. org Nov 29-30. Fezziwig’s Christmas Party - A Christmas Carol. Featuring a full dinner, good music and everyone from Scrooge to Bob Cratchit in attendance. Reservations required. Adm. Baldwin-Reynolds House Museum, Meadville. 814-333-9882, www.baldwinreynolds.org Nov 30. Commemoration of Washington’s 1753 Mission. Presented by Harmony Museum, Old Stone House and Washington’s Trail 1753. Program based at Harmony Museum, Harmony. 724-452-7341, www. harmonymuseum.org

Nov 22. Light Up Kittanning Night. The annual event is sponsored by Downtown Kittanning Inc. There will be a parade, a pie eating contest, tons of cookies, special promotions by local businesses and fireworks. Kittanning.

Nov 30. Fleming’s Christmas Tree Farms Family Fun. Cut down a fresh tree, enjoy the gift shop and have fun celebrating the Christmas season. Fleming’s Christmas Tree Farm, Indiana. www.FlemingsChristmasTrees.com

Nov 22-24. Greater Pittsburgh Arts & Crafts Festival. Pittsburgh’s biggest arts and crafts show will feature more than 250 booths in two huge exhibit halls. Monroeville Convention Center, Monroeville. 724-8634577, www.familyfestivals.com

Nov 30. Santa Express. Sing Christmas carols and visit with Santa and Mrs. Claus and their helpers on this three-hour train trip through the valley that changed the world. Adm. Reservations required. Departs from Perry Street Station, Titusville. 814-676-1733, www.octrr.org

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