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This Week in the Susquehanna River Valley
June 20-30, 2018
This is just a sampling of events this week.
For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org
and click on “Events”
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
June 20: Watsontown Music in the Park
Held at the Watsontown Canal Boat Park on the third Wednesday each month. June 20: Michael Irvine. July
25 - Ruff Life (old country, new country, 50s & 60s rock & roll). August 15 - Milltown Blues. 570-337-4922
Watsontown
June 20-30: Selinsgrove Events, Summer Music Series & Movies in the Park
An Evening of Gospel Music takes place on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. (June 20: Jeremy Goodling). The Rudy
Gelnett Summer Music Series is an all summer event which hosts a wide variety of live music from blues to
jazz to rock. Come to the Commons in downtown Selinsgrove every Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. (June 21: PA
Crude, June 28: Blue River Spell). Enjoy Summertime at the Gazebo on Tuesdays at 7 p.m. (June 26: Seasoned
Sounds). Listen to Music at the Market on Saturdays at 10 a.m. while shopping for local produce and goods
(June 23: Tricia D. with Jim Wertz & Buzz Meachum, June 30: Jason Yoder). And on June 21 bring the family
for Movie Night at Rotary Field to see Peter Rabbit. Bring a lawn chair and join us for a summer of
entertainment! June 30: Dash & Splash-Join us at the Selinsgrove Area Community Pool for their inaugural
Dash & Splash 5K. This 5K run/walk will kick-off their 50th Anniversary Weekend Celebration including free
swim day, games and live music with "Run Away Stroller". http://selinsgrove.net
Selinsgrove
June 20-July 8: Performances at the Millbrook Playhouse
June 20-30: Beauty and the Beast
A tale as old as time- This classic story tells of Belle, a young woman in a provincial town, and the Beast, who
is really a young prince trapped under the spell of an enchantress. If the Beast can learn to love and be loved,
the curse will end and he will be transformed into his former self. But time is running out. If the Beast does
not learn his lesson soon, he and his household will be doomed for all eternity. The Academy Award-winning
film comes to life in this beloved take on a classic fairytale.
June 22-July 8: The Marvelous Wonderettes-Dream On The Marvelous Wonderettes head back to high
school and sing their way through the greatest girl-group hits of the 60s, and classic pop and rock hits of the
seventies -the perfect soundtrack for these old friends to catch up on the places life has led them, all
performed with their own marvelous spin! http://www.millbrookplayhouse.net/
Mill Hall
June 21: The Ball Brothers in Concert at Country Cupboard
7:00 PM The Ball Brothers are two brothers, Andrew and Daniel Ball along with brother-in-law Chad McCloskey
and newcomer, Matt Davis. The group travels world-wide, singing their distinctive brand of Christian music.
Concert tickets are just $34 and concert tickets with our dinner buffet package are $51. Tickets are available
at Guest Services, by phone (570-523-3211), and online. www.CountryCupboardInc.com
Lewisburg
June 22-30: Live Music on the Patio at Front Street Station
7-10 pm, Fridays and Saturdays through the summer- June 22- Ricky & Harv- Music from the 50’s to the 90’s.
Classic rock, rock and easy listening. June 23- Blain Renn. June 29: Don Shapelle- Solo guitar and vocalist
playing folk, blues and great songs about the river and the railroad. June 30: Catman Stu- Blues and Folk
Rock. www.FrontStreetStation.com
Northumberland
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June 20-30, 2018
This is just a sampling of events this week.
For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org
and click on “Events”
June 22-July 1: Community Theatre League Presentation of Anything Goes
June 22-23, 28-30 at 7:30 PM. July 1 at 7:30 PM. Aboard the ocean liner S.S. American, nightclub singer-
turned-evangelist Reno Sweeney is en route from New York to England, where her friend, Billy Crocker, has
stowed himself away to be near his love, Hope Harcourt. But there’s a problem: Hope’s fiancé, Sir Evelyn
Oakleigh, is on board, as well as Public Enemy #13 (Moonface Martin) and his sidekick Bonnie. With the help of
some crafty disguises, tap-dancing sailors, and old-fashioned blackmail, Reno and Moonface team up to help
Billy in his quest to win Hope’s heart. www.CTLShows.com
Williamsport
June 23: Sounds of the Susquehanna Drum and Bugle Corps Competition
7:00 PM Drum and Bugle Corps return to the valley at the Milton Area High School Alumni Stadium. Experience
five of the top drum corps in the world, in competition. Featured drum corps include the Reading Buccaneers,
Cadets2, the White Sabers, the Erie Thunderbirds, and Fusion Core. Also see the Hawthorne Caballeros Alumni
Drum & Bugle Corps in a special attraction in exhibition, and the Reilly Raiders Alumni Corps in a special
attraction in concert. https://soundsonthesusquehanna.com
Milton
June 23: Music and Brews at the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art
25th Anniversary Music and Brew Festival- We are celebrating 25 years of connecting nature, people and the
arts. We want you to celebrate with us, for FREE. Enjoy two bands, the Jazz Me band and the Luv Gods,
beginning at 2 p.m. Local breweries and food vendors will be onsite with food and beverages for sale.
www.NedSmithCenter.org
Millersburg
June 23: Central Oak Heights Mid-Penn Band Festival
7:00 PM The Mid-Penn Band Festival will feature community bands in a festival setting with over 100 players.
Participating bands include the Bellefonte Community Band, the Catawissa Military Band, the Danville
Community Band, the Repasz Band from Williamsport, the Selinsgrove City Band and Sunbury City Band.
Return on June 30 at 6:30 p.m. to hear the Milton Community Band. www.centraloakheights.org
West Milton
June 24: Live Music at Skeeter’s Pit BBQ
6:00-9:00 PM Blueberry Soulpatch featuring Johanna & Anthony, Kimbo & Joel will make their debut
performance together at Skeeter’s. Local favorites Johanna and Anthony of Runaway Stroller and Kimbo
Reichley are joined by Joel Vincent on drums. Featuring Adam Tarin (from Royal Benson) on keys. Skeeter's Pit
BBQ is loved for their family friendly, casual dining with a stunning view of the Susquehanna River and the
best in local live music. www.SkeetersBBQ.com
Shamokin Dam
ART & MUSEUM EXHIBITS
Now-July 21: Climate of NY on Display at the Milton Art Bank
Climate of New York curated by Andrew Arnot with work by 9 artists. Call for Artists: The Milton Art Bank will
be hosting an event this summer, Art on the Street, part of which will include an art fair (AOSfair). They are
currently seeking applicants who might like to show/sell their work. Founded by Brice Brown and housed in a
converted 19th century bank, Milton Art Bank (MAB) is an artist-run experiment and space for creative inquiry.
https://miltonartbank.com/
Milton
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June 20-30, 2018
This is just a sampling of events this week.
For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org
and click on “Events”
Now-June 29: Mixed Media Art Show at the Exchange Gallery
Celebrating 25 years, the North Mountain Art League brings an all-member show to the Exchange Gallery.
Since 1992, the North Mountain Art League has provided visual artists from throughout our region with
opportunities to meet each other, share workshops, and exhibit their work together. Art League members
work in many media, including painting, drawing, photography, digital art, fiber, jewelry, glass, and mixed-
media sculpture, and the show at The Exchange will have examples of all of these. Next show: 2nd annual
juried exhibition: The Future- July 2 through August 10. For the weekly schedule of open hours, visit
www.exchangearts.org
Bloomsburg
Now throughout the Summer at the Corning Museum of Glass: Celebrating 150 Years-The Story of the
Crystal City Explore our new display marking the 150th anniversary of glassmaking in Corning. At the turn of
the 20th century, Corning was known to the world as the “Crystal City.” This unprecedented demonstration
uniquely combines history with technique as our glassmakers demonstrate the art form and tell the story of
how Corning came to be an artistic leader on a world-wide scale. By combining extensive timelines and
stunning visuals, including historic photos and maps, you can delve into the history of glassmaking. Take a
Crystal City Gallery Docent Tour, see Glass Cutting Presentations as our expert glassmakers demonstrate
how elaborate and ornate designs come to life through a series of intricate cuts into glass. Get creative and
make you own Glass Rubbing Patterns. Discover some of the Crystal City’s most loved patterns in a totally
new way with glass rubbings. Throughout the month, attend free, informal lectures and live glass blowing
demonstrations by Studio faculty, some of the best-known glassmakers in the world. At the NY/PA border
Corning Museum of Glass offers unique opportunities to explore glass. www.cmog.org
Corning, NY
Now-August 31: National Geographic’s Photo Ark by Photographer Joel Sartore
The Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art presents an extraordinary window into the planet’s threatened
heritage from one of the most respected nature photographers in the world. Joel Sartore’s Photo Ark is a
remarkable project attracting global attention, drawing from more than 25,000 of Sartore’s images of captive
animals from around the world — from tiny insects to elephants and great apes — it makes stunningly plain the
consequences of the ongoing extinction crisis. The Ark has proven to be a powerful tool for conveying the
beauty and diversity of the natural world. www.NedSmithCenter.org
Millersburg
FAMILY-FRIENDLY FUN!
June 20-22: Knoebels Summer Craft Fair
From homemade candles to handcrafted jewelry, you’re bound to find something that sparks your interest at
Knoebels Summer Craft Fair. Vendors from all over the east convene at Knoebels Amusement Resort to
showcase the many talents that span through generations of family trees! So come and join us for a four-day
celebration of the arts and crafts! www.Knoebels.com
Elysburg
June 20-30: Bloomsburg Children’s Museum Programming
Enriching the lives of people in the region, the Bloomsburg Children’s Museum fosters a lifelong love of
learning through enjoyable interactive programs and 50 hands-on exhibits, games, and activities that bring out
the imagination in every child and the child in every visitor. Special programs include: Girls Who Code (6/20-
21). Strawberries (6/21). Families with Special Needs Night at the Museum (6/22). MAKE LAB- Geocaching 101-
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June 20-30, 2018
This is just a sampling of events this week.
For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org
and click on “Events”
Learn all about Geocaching, a sort of outdoor game of hide-and-seek using a GPS (Global Positioning System)-
enabled device. No device is needed to learn the basics of this family-friendly treasure hunt game (6/28).
Pennsylvania Pond Day- Hop into the museum for an introduction to pond life through activities and crafts
(6/30). www.the-Childrens-Museum.org
Bloomsburg
June 23: Fairy Garden Contest at Country Cupboard
Bring in your Fairy Garden for a chance to win first, second, or third place! There will be an adult category
and a child category. First place will receive a $100 Country Cupboard Gift Card, second place will receive a
$50 Country Cupboard Gift Card, and third place will receive a $25 Country Cupboard Gift Card. Register in
the Greenhouse or call 570-523-3211 ext. 7421. http://www.countrycupboardinc.com/news-and-events/
Lewisburg
June 23: Summer Solstice Stroll at Owens Farm
5:30-7:30 PM Although not the actual Solstice day (because June 21 coincides with Sheep Camp), this tour
celebrates the long days of summer. We'll see the lamb flock at their most playful time of day, just before
sunset. We'll use the border collie to move the ewes to fresh pasture and see how those piglets are doing with
their electric fence training. Special bonus: the sheep camp lambs will be penned and easy to pet! Fee $5 per
person. Register at www.owensfarm.com
Sunbury
June 23: 25th Anniversary Music and Brew Festival at the Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art
We are celebrating 25 years of connecting nature, people and the arts. We want you to celebrate with us, for
FREE. Enjoy two bands, the Jazz Me band and the Luv Gods, beginning at 2 p.m. Local breweries and food
vendors will be onsite with food and beverages for sale. www.NedSmithCenter.org
Millersburg
June 23-30: Events at the Lewisburg Children’s Museum (LCM)
Celebrate summer at the LCM’s 3rd Annual Kid Olympics sponsored by Blue Heron Sports on Saturday, June
23 at 10am. Show off how far you can jump, how fast you can run and how far you can throw, plus compete in
a fun obstacle course at the LCM Summer Olympics. June 24: Private Opening to Children with Special
Needs & their Families- 10:00am- This will be a dedicated time for families of children with special needs to
enjoy the museum privately before the museum opens for regular business hours at 12pm. Families are
welcome to stay and enjoy the museum during regular museum hours of 12-5pm. June 30: Saturday
Storytime: "The Incredible Intergalactic Journey Home"- Storytime includes a reading of the book and a
craft. Find out more on Facebook.
https://www.facebook.com/Lewisburg-Childrens-Museum-775495989223500/
Lewisburg
June 24: Mifflinburg Garden Tour
1:00-6:00 PM Enjoy landscaping, hardscaping, outdoor entertaining, art, music, demonstrations, and
refreshments in private gardens throughout Union County. Benefits the Mifflinburg Buggy Museum. For more
information on the Garden Tour, please call the Buggy Museum at 570-966-1355 or follow the Garden Tour on
Facebook. https://www.facebook.com/annualgardentour/
Mifflinburg
June 26: Packwood House Museum Summer Children’s Programming-Folktales
Welsh-born Fiona Powell, dressed as a weaver, will delight kids of all ages with folk tales from around the
world as she spins at her wheel. Open to all ages. www.PackwoodHouseMuseum.com
Lewisburg
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June 20-30, 2018
This is just a sampling of events this week.
For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org
and click on “Events”
June 26-30: Union County Veterans' 4th of July Hometown Independence Day Celebration
Join us in Lewisburg as we celebrate our nation's birth and recognize our veterans for their contribution and
service to their country. This year’s celebration includes a Freedom Bike Ride, Monumental Mile Fun Run, 4th
of July Parade, Veterans' Recognition Ceremony, picnics, a band concert, Fireworks Extravaganza and more.
http://www.unioncountyveterans4thofjuly.com/
Lewisburg
June 26-August 14: Summer Family Free Film Series at the Campus Theatre
The Summer Family Film Series will feature a program of animated and classic family films preceded by brief
introductions to offer film enthusiasts of all ages interesting tidbits about the making, reception and
importance of each film in the series. June 26 - THE SECRET OF NIHM (1982) Adapted from Robert C. O'Brien's
acclaimed children's book Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of N.I.M.H., the film is about a widowed mouse whose
home is threatened; also, one of her children is gravely ill. On her way to find help, she discovers NIMH, a
secret society of highly-intelligent rats who have escaped from a nearby science lab. The rats help the widow
to protect her family and home. This summer the Campus Theatre also presents a free Clint Eastwood Course
and a Hitchcock series. For more details visit: www.campustheatre.org
Lewisburg
June 30: 1st Annual Taste of the Nations International Food Festival
12:00-7:00 PM Join the Danville Business Alliance on a culinary journey exploring spicy, savory, sweet and
succulent cuisine from around the world! Sample food, see international crafts, listen to live entertainment,
have fun and make new memories! Free parking on nearby streets and free shuttle service. Also, Danville’s
Music in the Park on June 26 at 7 p.m. features Jim McClincy performing Classic Country, Folk, Gospel, and
Soft Rock in a concert at Memorial Park. http://visitdanvillepa.org/events/taste-of-the-nations/
Danville
June 30: Hidden Valley Camping Resort Fireworks Spectacular
The public is welcome to join us for our Fireworks Spectacular. This is always held before the 4th of July as
our vendor does the Boston Harbor on the 4th of July. One of the very best displays in Central PA, with a DJ
providing music. www.HiddenValleyCampingResort.com
Mifflinburg
Now-June 23: Union County Library Events
The Union County Libraries offer special and ongoing programs for adults and children. Programs this week
include game nights; book clubs; movie nights; Baby, Toddler & Preschool Discover programs; Zen Meditation
workshops; and arts & crafts workshops. Special activities include: Spanish Story Time (6/20). Story Time at
the Grower’s Market (6/22 & 29)- Songs, stories, activities, and crafts held under the tent at the outdoor
Susquehanna Valley Grower's Market. Kids in the Garden (6/25- meets every Monday)- Children learn how to
plant seeds and take care of a garden while enjoying gardening games and activities. Master Gardener
Program: History of PA Forests (6/26). Cooking with Friends (6/28). Native American Program (6/28)- The
Legend of the Courting Flute and other Native American Lore - Adopted by the Crow Tribe, Bernie & Marge
Schmader will share with us the Crow Tribe's music, toys, tools and culture while wearing their Native
American attire. Find complete details, times, and locations on these plus many more events at
www.UnionCountyLibraries.org
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June 20-30, 2018
This is just a sampling of events this week.
For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org
and click on “Events”
June 23: Sunrise! Sunset! Susquehanna! with the Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper
This Paddle & Play splash event for paddlers of all ages and abilities includes a catered breakfast, a
professionally guided kayak trip on the Lower Loyalsock Creek to the West Branch Susquehanna River
(approximately 12 miles); environmental education throughout the paddle and during presentations, a picnic
lunch and post-paddle celebration with live music by Susquehanna Jamcrackers. And mark your calendar to
join us for our Floating Classroom Series for Families & River Explorers. Once a month we’ll meet for a fun
and educational learning experience aboard the Hiawatha Paddlewheel Riverboat. These morning cruises are
for all ages and cover a range of topics from wildlife to healthy water! Topics include: Healthy Tributaries for
a Healthy River (7/10); Mapping the Mighty Susquehanna (8/14); and Capturing River Memories with Art
(9/11). $5 Per Person, all ages. For class dates and times, as well as other event information, visit:
www.MiddleSusquehannaRiverkeeper.org
Williamsport
Golf Lessons and Clinics at Knoebels Three Ponds Golf
Now-September 27: Women's Free Golf Clinics
Knoebels Three Ponds Golf Course is offering free golf clinics for women every Thursday through September
27. Our FREE Ladies Clinics are for Beginner players who want to have fun learning the fundamentals including
grip, stance, alignment and the full swing and developing skills for pitching, chipping and putting on a grass
putting green. More advanced players will learn tips and drills that will help improve their game and score.
Participants will learn to hit longer and straighter, and tips for those Three Ponds specialty shots. Don't forget
to round up the crew and stick around for a few laughs at the Nickle Plate Bar & Grill (hosting live music the
1st and 3rd Thursday of every month from 6-9 p.m.). June 26-31: Lessons for Children- Tuesdays at 2 p.m.
for ages 10-13 and 6 p.m. for ages 14-16. Our FREE Kids Clinics provide youth golfers the opportunity to learn
the fundamentals of the game in a fun and exciting atmosphere. Junior Clinics (ages 7-14) Learn the
fundamentals of the game in a fun and exciting atmosphere. Each clinic follows a "Hands-On" two-hour
format. At the end of camp (each Wednesday), junior golfers will be served a meal and root beer float
compliments of the Nickle Plate Bar & Grill. Camp Dates: July 16, 17, 18 and Aug 6, 7, 8. Clubs are
recommended, but not required. We will have a limited availability of clubs to share. Knoebels Three Ponds
Golf https://www.knoebels.com/golf/lessons-clinics
Elysburg
HISTORY AND HERITAGE
June 23-24: Discovery Days at Lincoln Caverns
Celebrate the history of Lincoln caverns with special historic tours, programs, children's activities and savings
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. each day. Portraying the roles of those significant in the discovery and history of the
caverns, interpreters will offer a special historic tour of both Lincoln Caverns and Whisper Rocks. Tickets for
adults and combo tickets for children, with panning for gems, will be offered at 85% of the regular adult
admission price. Visitors of all ages can also participate in a series of workshops featuring hands-on activities,
games and crafts. Offered at no additional charge, visitors may participate in a Crazy About Caves, Rocks
Rock, What Goes Down...Must Come Up, Intro to Speleology, and Going Batty workshops. For a complete
schedule of activities visit www.lincolncaverns.com
Huntingdon
June 28-September 6: Historical Susquehanna River Tours
Lake Augusta Outfitters (LAO) is offering historical tours on the Susquehanna River this summer. Three
different tours are available. Local Historian and Storyteller, John Moore, will be presenting Historical True
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Stories of Early Life Along the Susquehanna River about the native American tribes who lived near the
confluence of the Susquehanna River; Pennsylvania soldiers and Fort Augusta; life, trade, and transportation
along the River; and the life of Joseph Priestley. These tours on Thursdays, June 28, July 12 & 26, Aug. 9 &
23, and Sept. 6 at 6:30 p.m. will cost $28. Professor of German and Humanities at Bucknell University, Dr.
Katherine Faull, will be presenting History of Chief Shikellamy and Our First Local Settlers, accounts of
Native American life and the legacy of Chief Shikellamy, along with stories of Moravian missionaries who
settled here in the 1700s. These tours are on Mondays at 6:30 p.m., July 9 & 16, Aug. 6 & 13 and are
$28. Also available again this year are Pontoon Boat Tours to see the Penn DOT bridge construction site on the
West Branch of the Susquehanna River every Monday through Friday at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. through the
month of June and again in late August and early September. Evening tours will also be scheduled as needed.
Reservations are required by calling LAO at 570-286-2148. LAO is open seven days a week through Labor Day
offering pontoon boat, Jet Ski, canoe, kayak and bike rentals; on-water ethanol-free gasoline sales; and
towing service to distressed watercrafts; along with a retail store with ice cream, snacks, drinks, bagged ice
and boating and fishing supplies. For more information call 570-286-2148, find them on Facebook or visit
www.lakeaugustaoutfitters.com https://www.facebook.com/lakeaugustaoutfitters/
Sunbury
SHOPPING
June 30: Summer Spectacular at Rollermills Antique Mall
Join us for drawings, light refreshments (while supplies last), and special sales throughout the store!
www.RollerMills.com
Lewisburg
WINERY & BREWERY EVENTS
June 21 & 28: Live Music at Whispering Oaks Vineyard
6:30 PM June 21: Family Ties (indie rock group). June 28: Alex Cooke (country). Your $5 cover includes your
first glass of wine, draft beer or soda. http://www.whisperingoaksvineyardpa.com/
Sunbury
June 21-August 30: Four Friends Vineyard & Winery Live Music
The Winery will be open each Thursday until the end of August from 3-8 p.m. with live music from 6-8 p.m. $5
cover charge for live music. June 21: Live music by Kayla Dunlap and Real Taste Food Truck. June 28: Live
music by Runaway Stroller plus a food truck. Music at Four Friends Winery
http://www.visitcentralpa.org/events/winery-brewery-events/four-friends-vineyard-winery-live-music-0
Montgomery
June 22-July 3: Events at the Winery at Hunter’s Valley
June 22: Sunset Yoga- "Yoga in the Vines" with instructor Karen Pelton. Price is $10 per person and includes
admission to the class along with a complimentary 1 oz wine flight. June 24: Meditation in the Vines
Find clarity and quiet in this crazy world with meditation and wine! Ticket price is $10 and includes a 1oz
wine flight. June 30: Sushi & Wine- Join us for Wine and Sushi night. Ticket price is $20 and includes 1 roll of
sushi paired with 5 different WHV wines. June 30: Blueberry Festival- Celebrate all things Blueberry. Enjoy
specialty wine treats and food items all honoring the blueberry. July 3: The Annual Millersburg Fireworks
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This is just a sampling of events this week.
For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org
and click on “Events”
Show at The Winery at Hunters Valley- 3-10 p.m. Enjoy food from Deimler's Butcher Shop, Firebox Street Grill
& Bootleg Creamery, live music from Payton Allen Kersetter & Ragged Edges, drink specials, wine slushies and
the best view of fireworks in the valley! For more information, registration and pricing visit: WHV Events
http://www.visitcentralpa.org/events/winery-brewery-events/events-at-the-winery-at-hunters-valley-0
Liverpool
June 30: Kulpmont Beer Fest
1:00-5:00 PM Your ticket gets you a commemorative tasting glass with access to over 25 craft breweries and
over 45 craft beers to sample, live music, novelty shops and great food for purchase. Each ticket also gives
you a chance to win a trip for two to Dublin, Ireland to tour the Guinness Brewery and the Jameson Distillery.
On-Line tickets- $35. At the gate- $45. Designated Driver Tickets are available at the gate for $10 each.
http://www.kulpmont100.com/beer%20fest
Kulpmont
Now-August 31: River Rat Brew Trail Passport Promotion
Taste the Trail Passport Promotion- Treat yourself to a self-guided tour of the award-winning breweries on
Central Pennsylvania’s newest brew trail. Discover distinct and unique craft brews that will tantalize your
taste buds and senses. Whether a love of IPAs, blonde ales, rich and dark stouts, wheat beers, lagers, seasonal
flavors, hearty hops or memorable brew collaborations, become a self-proclaimed River “lab” Rat by tasting
the latest creations of our mad-scientist brewers. Here on the River Rat Brew Trail you can explore the many
layers of flavors that include, coffee, chocolate, rhubarb, peanut butter, pumpkin, strawberry, citrus,
chipotle, cinnamon, peach, snickerdoodle, plus so much more. Our brewers are only limited by their
imaginations! River Rat Brew Trail Passports are valid at all participating breweries through August 31, 2018.
Throughout the trail, your passport allows you to collect a complimentary glass at every location throughout
the tour. Upon completing the entire River Rat Brew Trail during the summer, you'll be eligible to receive a
River Rat hoody – produced only for this promotion! Purchase your passport now at
www.RiverRatBrewTrail.com
WORKSHOPS
June 29-July 1: Making Hydrosols at Home
Pompeii Street Soap Company invites you to a workshop to learn the therapeutic properties of over 15
hydrosols, experience how to use them and how to make products with them. See how to use a copper still to
make your own hydrosols at home. http://pompeiiorganics.com/hydrosols-at-home-by-liz-and-james-fulcher/
Mifflinburg
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