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Every year the park hosts the Clearfield County Fair which is one of the top five attended fairs in the state. The entertainment at the fair is geared for all ages. During fair week enjoy harness racing Sunday through Wednesday held at the grandstand. The park has camping sites available to rent and 4 buildings of various sizes available to rent for events. 5616 Park Street Clearfield, PA 16830 814-765-4629 www.clearfieldcountyfair.com

Fun for the entire family, livestock competitions, daily entertainment, exhibits, children's activities, commercial vendors, agricultural exhibits, rides, music, parade, fireworks, wide variety of food vendors, and attractions

July 31st - August 6th Monday, August 1, 6:00pm - Clearfield County Fair Parade followed by fireworks. Free grandstand and bleachers. Tuesday, August 2, 5:30pm - Night-time Harness Racing followed by The Moore Brothers. Free grandstand and bleachers. Wednesday, August 3, 8:00pm - Foreigner Thursday, August 4, 7:00pm - Truck & Tractor Pull Friday, August 5, 7:00pm - Truck & Tractor Pull Saturday, August 6, 8:00pm - Blanco Brown and Warren Zeiders

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Every year the park hosts the Clearfield County Fair which is one of the top five attended fairs in the state. The entertainment at the fair is geared for all ages. The park also hosts the Outdoor Show which included a concert by Winger and Firehouse, Jammin in the Valley/Big Rig Show and the Fund Fest. The park is planning to host future concerts on the stage. 5616 Park Street, 5616 Park Street, Clearfield, PA, 16830, 814-765-4629, Entertainment, Things to See & Do

Promote and educate people on buying locally grown fruits and vegetables. Educating on PA's #1 Industry - Agriculture 201 Kendrick Road, 201 Kendrick Road, Houtzdale, PA, 16651, 814-378-6016, Brand/Logo encouraging to buy county grown/made products, Things to See & Do

The Museum is operated by the Clearfield County Historical Society, located in historic downtown Clearfield. It is the home to a wonderful collection of items that chronicle the settlement and development of the County. You'll see fascinating and educational exhibits throughout the year along with special events highlighting the early occupations and significant events in the County's history. 511 Van Valzah Ave Clearfield, PA 16830 814-765-6125 www.clearfieldcountyhistoricalsociety.net

The Museum is operated by the Clearfield County Historical Society, located in historic downtown Clearfield. It is the home to a wonderful collection of items that chronicle the settlement and development of the County. You'll see fascinating and educational exhibits throughout the year along with special events highlighting the early occupations and significant events in the County's history. 104 East Pine Street, 104 East Pine Street, Clearfield, PA, 16830, 814-765-6125, History, Things to See & Do

Hours:  Thursday & Friday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.  with a LIVE Auction to begin at 3 p.m.!   ​ If you're interested in being a sponsor of this event please call the number listed below.

We are a county library that operates a bookmobile and has branches in Curwensville and Osceola Mills 601 Beech Street, 601 Beech Street, Curwensville, PA, 16833, 814-236-0589, Business & Education, Things to See & Do

Passion in Action Clearfield County Volunteer Fair Get involved and learn about what our community has to offer in services and volunteer opportunities. For more information email marybethg@childaid.org or call 814-765-2686 ex 202

Get your tickets now for the Clearfield Elk’s Famous BBQ Chicken Dinner. These dinners are to be picked up at the Roland Welker Live Festival at the Clearfield County Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 17 between the hours of Noon to 2 p.m. Dinners are $10.00 -Half Chicken, Baked Beans, Tea Roll, Butter and Fried Pie. FREE admission to the festival.

Po Box 239, 114 Naulton Rd, Curwensville, PA, 16833, (814) 236-2901, Agritourism, Shopping

Vespers Service During the Clearfield County Fair  This community worship gathering is open to all and offers a time of spiritual reflection, music, and unity among area churches and residents.   As part of the service, a community choir is being assembled to sing the gospel favorite “Just a Little Talk with Jesus.” Singers of all ages are warmly invited to participate. Rehearsal will be held Thursday, July 10 at 6:30 PM, also at Tri County Church, under the direction of Mayor Mason Strouse.   An offering will be collected during the service to benefit the Ministerium Tangible Aid Fund, which provides emergency support to individuals and families in need throughout the Clearfield area.   Following the Vesper Service, everyone is encouraged to continue the evening by attending the Clearfield County Fair—an opportunity to enjoy fellowship, food, fun, and the vibrant traditions of our local community. Sunday, July 13th 4 PM  Tri County Church - Right outside the fairground entrance 

The Clearfield Revitalization Corporation, (CRC) is a non-profit organization that implements the Main Street Program in Downtown Clearfield, through Special Events, Facade Improvement Programs, Educational Tools and Business Recruitment and Retention Programs. If you would like more information about Downtown Clearfield, please contact the Main Street Manager, Kellie Truman. 207 East Market Street, Clearfield PA 16830, P. O. Box 75 Clearfield PA 16830, Clearfield, PA, 16830, 814-765-6000, Other, Shopping

Two day Powwow  Native American Northern Dance Traditions  Free Admission-Open to the Public Saturday, November 16th  Starts @ 10:00 AM  Sunday, November 17th Starts @ 10:00 AM  EXPO II Building Clearfield County Fairgrounds 

Full Fitness Facility, Gym, Pool, Climbing Wall, Racquetball, Party rentals available. Meeting space also available 21 North Second Street, 21 North Second Street, Clearfield, PA, 16830, 814-765-5521, Recreation, Things to See & Do

Wanna Plunge? Some folks just don't have good sense! But they do have good hearts. Watch fearless contenders take the plunge. The Polar bear swim is one of the highlights at Winterfest. The swimming hole is cut through the ice at 11:00am so the plungers can feel the full impact! The plunge starts at 4:00pm. All plungers get a Polar Bear T-Shirt. Pick up a pledge sheet and get your friends and family to sponsor you. A minimum of $25 in donations is required to participate for adults and ($20 or more for children 12 years - 21 years). Swimmers raising $100 receive a Polar Bear Beach towel and those raising $250 or more will recieve a heavywieght Polar Bear Sweatshirt. The order of the swimmers is determined by most money raised. All proceeds help to provide Y memberships for kids.