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This Week in the Susquehanna River Valley June 29-July 9, 2016 This Is Just a Sampling of Events This Week This Week in the Susquehanna River Valley June 29-July 9, 2016 This is just a sampling of events this week. For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org and click on “Events” June 29-30: Re-Creation Dinner Variety Show 5:30 PM Re-Creation presents "Party Rock USA!" A grand celebration highlighting the most popular American songs of all time! Every show includes rousing Patriotic music in honor of America's hospitalized veterans and troops. Re-Creation is made up of young, talented, performers who captivate audiences of all ages with a magical program that transforms the stage into a wondrous showplace of unforgettable entertainment. Purchase tickets at Guest Services, by phone (570-523-3211) or online. Tickets are general seating and include a Country Cupboard dinner buffet meal. www.countrycupboardinc.com Lewisburg July 1: Rusty Rail Live: Stephen Kellogg 8:00 PM Rising star Stephen Kellogg will bring his passion to the Rusty Rail Live stage at the Rusty Rail Brewing Co. Deemed “the best live act you’ve never seen” by CBS Radio, Kellogg splits genres with his genuine, intimate sound. Tickets for the Stephen Kellogg show can be purchased at the door or online at rustyrailbrewing.com/Kellogg. The Fred Eaglesmith Traveling Steam Show, Upstate Rubdown, The Marcus King Band and PA Crude will hit the Rusty Rail Live stage in July, and additional shows are booked through the end of summer. For more information on other upcoming shows, visit rustyrailbrewing.com/rustyraillive Mifflinburg July 1-3: Celebrate the Fourth of July at R. B. Winter State Park Friday, July 1, 10:30am-Noon-Red, White and Blue Scavenger Hunt Join us for this photo search for things red, white and blue! You must bring a camera to participate; we will be collecting only pictures! Meet at the Halfway Run Environmental Learning Center. The Environmental Center will be open from 1-4pm as well! Saturday, July 2, 1-3:30pm- Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration! Have fun with family and friends while playing old-fashioned games and competing in traditional contests. Three legged races, peanut hunts, balloon volleyball and crafts are among the activities planned at the Ball Field! This program will be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. Sunday, July 3, 9-9:45am- Hummingbird Tea and Talk Enjoy a morning cup of tea or coffee with the naturalist at the park office and watch are amazing hummingbirds. We will chat about these neat little avian acrobats and have some fine photo opportunities as well so bring your camera and favorite beverage mug. We will meet at the Park Office 2-3pm-My Life as a Turkey Based on a true story, this charming funny and thought provoking video explores the secret world of the wild turkey. Learn how naturalist Joe Hutto raised several young turkey poults, and then took on the full time job of raising them to be wild birds. http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/ Mifflinburg July 1-23: Shows on Stage at the Millbrook Playhouse Unnecessary Farce, July 1-16. Two cops. Three crooks. Eight doors. Go! The Little Mermaid, July 8-23 In a magical kingdom beneath the sea, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home to live in the world above. Based on the classic animated film, Disney's The Little Mermaid is a hauntingly beautiful love story for the ages. This fishy fable will capture your heart with its irresistible songs including "Under the Sea," "Kiss the Girl," and "Part of Your World." and other favorite Disney show tunes from the movie plus a slew of all-new songs. www.MillbrookPlayhouse.com Mill Hall July 1-31: Selinsgrove Stroll, Fine Arts Stroll, and Antiques on the Avenue Throughout July, every visit to Selinsgrove will be a Fine Arts Stroll with the work of some of Central PA's best fine artists on display at Selinsgrove businesses serving as mini-galleries. Meet the Artists at a reception at Page 1 of 6 This Week in the Susquehanna River Valley June 29-July 9, 2016 This is just a sampling of events this week. For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org and click on “Events” The Kind Café July 8 from 6-8pm. Some mini-galleries will stay open late, and all welcome visitors to view the artwork during regular business hours. Also, on July 8 & 9, come to “the Grove” for the Selinsgrove Stroll Arts, Crafts & Sidewalk Sales. Local artists, musicians and crafters join retail businesses in "old town" Selinsgrove, offering works of art, creative crafts, beautiful music, and retail clearance sales. Then on July 10 from 9am to 3pm, the Selinsgrove Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to Antiques on the Avenue with more than 40 quality antique vendors, history displays by museums and historical societies, food from local restaurants, and our very own "road show" antique appraisal booth. https://www.facebook.com/SelinsgroveChamber/ Selinsgrove July 1- September 30: Front Street Station Evenings on the Patio Front Street Station invites you to join us on the patio each Friday and Saturday, through September, for great outdoor dining and live entertainment. Local bands perform from 7-10pm, weather permitting. July 1 – Under Pressure July 2 – Lester Hersh, playing originals, standards, and instrumentals. Guitar, harmonica, bodhran and vocals. July 8 – 3 Rock July 9 – Flora Eyster & Greg Burgess-Spicy jazz and blues with rockin’ electric flute and piano. www.FrontStreetStation.com Northumberland July 2: Sunrise. Sunset. Susquehanna. Paddle-a-thon Show your love for the Susquehanna River by joining Middle Susquehanna RIVERKEEPER® for its inaugural Sunrise. Sunset. Susquehanna. Paddle-a-thon! Celebrate Pennsylvania’s 2016 River of the Year – the North Branch of the Susquehanna River – by splashing into its meandering blue waters and embarking on a full-day paddling adventure. From Sunrise at Berwick to Sunset at Danville, navigate 22 miles of this natural treasure and experience first-hand what Middle Susquehanna RIVERKEEPER® works to protect, improve, and preserve. You may paddle shorter portions of the 22 miles or choose to paddle the whole way. Register by June 29. http://www.middlesusquehannariverkeeper.org/ July 2: Mini Lectures at the Taber Museum and an Appearance by Mark Twain In conjunction with the Sesquicentennial celebration of Williamsport’s City Charter, granted in 1866, the Thomas T. Taber Museum of the Lycoming County Historical Society will host a series of free mini lectures beginning at 9:00am. Learn about Williamsport Firefighters, city of Williamsport’s mayors, a history of the Williamsport police department, Williamsport women, and the African-American experience in Williamsport. The museum will be open for touring until 4 pm. No admission charged. Then at 2:00pm ‘Mark Twain’, as portrayed by Charles Kiernan, will recount the life and times of Samuel Clemens, whose pen name was ‘Mark Twain’ and who brought to life Tom Sawyer, Huckleberry Finn, and the celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras County. This will take place in Ways Garden across the street from the Taber Museum. For more information visit the website www.williamsport150.org or http://tabermuseum.org/ Williamsport July 2: Emma's Food for Life Saturday BBQ Series Saturdays in June, July & August, Emma will be featuring one of her special barbeque recipes. July 2, Enjoy Chipotle BARBEQUE chicken with Macaroni and Cheese. For details visit www.emmasfoodforlife.com Selinsgrove July 2-8: Northumberland Pineknotters' Day 44th Annual Pineknotters' Days Celebration Soapbox Race, Community Church Service, Pineknotter Store and Concessions, Live Entertainment, Car Show, Craft Show, Chicken BBQ. http://www.visitcentralpa.org/events/festivals-fairs/northumberland-pineknotters-day Northumberland Page 2 of 6 This Week in the Susquehanna River Valley June 29-July 9, 2016 This is just a sampling of events this week. For many more events, go to www.VisitCentralPA.org and click on “Events” July 2-9: Susquehanna River Valley Fireworks Displays Celebrate the 4th of July holiday in the Susquehanna River Valley! Many of our downtowns offer amazing, colorful, FREE fireworks displays! Visit our website for a list of Fireworks displays. http://www.visitcentralpa.org/events/holiday-happenings/susquehanna-river-valley-fireworks July 3: Canoe Susquehanna Guided Kayak Trip: Lewisburg Appetizer Trip See our area from a new perspective while watching for riverside wildlife, improving your paddling skills, learning about local history and enjoying the companionship of other friendly paddlers! This trip is 6 river miles beginning at Milton State Park with a stop at mile 4 for optional purchased food at a riverside restaurant. www.PaddleHappy.com July 4: World of Little League Celebrates Independence Day Free admission to anyone 17-or-under who is wearing red, white, and blue or who can answer one of our Independence Day Trivia Questions; Free admission to any adult who can show us on a smartphone they “like” our Facebook page, or have checked in via Facebook that day. www.littleleague.org/learn/museum.htm South Williamsport July 5: Packwood House Summer Programs for Children: Fairy Gardens Anytime is the perfect time to think of the magical world of fairies. We will be making a fairy display, or Hobbits for those who prefer. Using things we would find in the magical land of fairies and hobbits, each child will create a fairy garden of their very own design, with natural and silk floral materials for a design that lasts all year long, does not require watering, and can be decorated for holidays and special occasions. Registration is required. For more information call 570-524-0323 or visit http://packwoodhousemuseum.com/ Lewisburg July 5-7: Mifflinburg History Day Camp 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM This ONE day camp is for children ages 5 through 12.
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