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Valentine’s Day Horror Short Film Screening, hosted by NAFCo as part of their Dinner and Movie series will be held on February 14, 2020 at 6:00 pm upstairs at the DuBois Diner, 50 W Dubois Ave # D, DuBois, PA 15801. Featured filmmaker of the month will be Don Swanson from White Mill Crossing, PA. Don will present the award winning psychological horror short “Occurrence at Mills Creek” along with a selection of other short films (see listings in discussion below) In addition he will talk about the production of the films, and answer questions from the audience. Mixer begins at 6, order dinner at 6:30, film session begins at 7:30. There is no charge for the event, aside from what you order for dinner. Donations to NAFCo will be accepted. Come and enjoy an evening of dinner, watch some well-made short films, and meet and talk with the filmmaker himself. Get involved in the local film community. NAFCo is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation based in DuBois whose purpose if the promotion of filmmaking in the Northern Appalachian region.

The Northern Appalachian Film Collective will be presenting as a part of their Dinner and Movie series a series of short films made by filmmaker Phoebe Frear.  The event will be held on Friday, March 13, 2020 at 6:00 pm upstairs at the DuBois Diner, 50 W Dubois Ave # D, DuBois, PA 15801.  Phoebe has been involved as part of the production crew in several feature length motion pictures and runs her own successful video production company, Elephant Trunk Films in Williamsport.  She will be presenting: Pretty Girl - Keystone Ska Exchange music video (3 minutes), Slow Decline - Eric Val music video (5 minutes), The Greatest Gift, 48 hour film submission (5 minutes), Moon and Raven - story based commercial (3 minutes), Anarchy's Son - Audiobox, music video (4 minutes), Apocalypse cookie (4:49), Williamsport's Murals (5:08), Love of Music from The Ground Floor (10:31), and Remember to Forget Me (26 minutes), The last film involves human trafficking and drug use and may be inappropriate for children under 13. In addition she will talk about the production of the films, and answer questions from the audience.  Mixer begins at 6, order dinner at 6:30, film session begins at 7:15.  There is no charge for the film screenings, dinner may be purchased from the DuBois Diner staff.  Donations to NAFCo will be accepted. Come and enjoy an evening of dinner, watch some well-made short films, and meet and talk with the filmmaker herself.   Get involved in the local film community and support local filmmaking. NAFCo is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation based in DuBois whose purpose if the promotion of filmmaking in the Northern Appalachian region.

Camp or visit with us Friday at 3:00 pm to Sunday at noon and enjoy a Dinosaur-themed weekend including decor, crafts, Dinosaur “bones” on the beach, Dinosaur specials at the Camp store and a visit by a dinosaur (don’t worry, he will be on a leash) to the campground Saturday at 10:00 am and the beach at 2:00 pm for photos.

Jurassic Wonder: Dinosaur Drive-Thru "The Greatest Little Dinosaur Show on Earth!" Watch life-sized dinosaurs move and make real-life sounds from the safety of your car! $10 Per Car

Bethany Retreat Center @followers Directed Retreat - May 27 - June 3 anawimministries.com

Free admission showing of Dirty Dancing at the Ritz Theater Sunday March 16th at 1:00 Doors open at 12:30 Movie sponsored by: Ridgeview Health & Rehab For more information visit: www.ritzclearfield.com

22nd Annual Discovery Days Celebrating 95 Years of Discovery! Saturday & Sunday, June 20–21, 2026 9:00 AM–5:00 PM Join us for the 22nd Annual Discovery Days as we celebrate 95 years of exploration, education and family legacy at Lincoln Caverns. For one special weekend each year, guests experience historic interpretive tours of Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks, along with free workshops and children’s activities throughout the day. Special Anniversary Ticket Price: Just $9.50 for 95 Years of Discovery. Panning for gems available at an additional charge. Fun for the entire family Schedule of Events Historic interpretive tours of Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks, plus free workshops and activities for the whole family throughout the day. 11:00 AM      Intro. To Speleology – Personalized, interactive PowerPoint Presentation, featuring cave formation, types of speleothems, cave life and conservation. 12:00 PM      Whispers on Stone – Storytelling and art go hand in hand – all the way back to early cave paintings. Children will get to create their own story by creating a piece of art in the style of ancient cave paintings. 1:00 PM       Not Just Jurassic – Dig into the past with a geologic time activity and a great mass extinction game! Where have all the dinosaurs gone? 2:00 PM      History & Development of Lincoln Caverns – Personalized presentation, featuring the history of three generations of discovery, education and conservation of Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks. 3:00 PM      Troglo Who? – Learn about the unique creatures inhabiting cave systems, their adaptations, and how they depend on one another through games and activities. 4:00 PM     Fungus Amongus – 90% of PA’s cave dwelling bats have perished due to White Nose Syndrome since 2006. Learn how the disease spreads, what is being done and how bats are adapting. Meet Echo the Bat Noon–3:00 PM Meet and greet with our mascot, Echo the Bat!   You are invited to hike our nature trails, check out Warrior Ridge Campground, use our picnic facilities, pan for gems, and browse in the area’s largest gift shop – Raystown Rocks!  We have the largest selection of rocks & minerals in central PA!  Be sure to tour the Lincoln Learning Center and find out about all the programs Lincoln Caverns has to offer.

Distilleries Benezette One of the area's newest hard ciders shares its fame with the Pennsylvania Elk. This winery has an outdoor patio that backs up to a 200-year-old oak tree and borders State Game Lands. Its gift shop displays photos and memorabilia of the history of the Benezette Area. Open 7 days a week from 11 am- 7 pm. Benezette Wines, 196 Second St., Benezette, PA 15821. 814-787-4000. www.benezettewines.com.   Brookville Western PA's first distillery! Located in Brookville, just off Maplevale Road, we feature over 35 distinct flavors of moonshine handcrafted on site from grains to the bottle, because real shine...takes time. Try our shine or nibble on our smoked meats & cheeses & don't forget to stock up on our handmade canned goods to snack on when you get back home! Gift baskets & gift certificates available. We offer tours on Wednesday and Thursday at 11:00 am , 12:00 pm, and 1:00 pm. Birds Nest Grub & Hub rental is free anytime, and we can accomodate up to 70 people inside and out. Our facility have parking for buses, RV's, and large trucks. Open Monday through Saturday 9am-7pm & Sunday 9am-5pm. Blackbird Distillery, 93 Blackout Alley, Brookville, PA 15825. 814-849-0915 https://www.blackbirddistillery.com/   Kersey Elk County's #1 distillery taking great care using the finest ingredients and using the painstaking process of distilling to make a great tasting moonshine! Open Tuesday thru Thursday 11am- 6pm; Friday 11am-8pm; Saturday 11am-7pm & Sunday 11am-4pm. Chicken Hill Distillery, 277 Fairview Road, Kersey, PA 15846. 814-885-6818. https://www.chickenhilldistillery.com. Weedville We sell distilled spirits infused with 100% natural juices! Many different flavors to choose from. We also have merchandise for sale. Both make great gifts! Open Monday thru Saturday 11am- 8pm; Sunday 11am-5pm. Triple Nickel Distillery, 17835 Bennetts Valley Highway, Weedville, PA 15868. 814-787-5555. https://www.triplenickeldistillery.com.

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Curwensville Lake has always welcomed pets in the campground and park (leashed) and in the dog park where they can be free to play but this weekend we are taking a little extra care to make your furry friend feel extra special. Camp with us and receive a special dog treat at check-in, pet-themed door prize, photo booth for dogs, toys at the dog park, rubber duck retrieving game at the dog swimming area, pet parade in the campground, and more. Schedule available at check-in.

Join us Sunday July 21st for our 2nd Annual Doggie Paddle. A Rubber Doggie Race down the Susquehanna River. 500 Rubber Doggies will race down the Susquehanna River. The First 5 will win CASH Prizes. 1st Place is $1,000! Event will be held at the Dented Keg starting at 3pm. Doggie Race will begin at 5pm from the Market Street Bridge. Join us for fun Basket Raffles, Live Music, and More. ONLY 500 Doggies will be Sold. So get yours before they're gone. Just a $10 Donation per doggie. Tickets sold online will include a $1 processing fee and will be filled out using the name provided on the order. Tickets will be available for pickup if attending in person, however you need not be present to win. Tickets are available at Waggin' Trains in Clearfield or from one of the Dog Park Committee Members. Tickets can also be purchased online at https://lawrence-township.square.site/

Scotty's Donuts A local business with all of the sweets you love. We have multiple types of donuts, donut holes, and cookies. Wheelchair accessible. Monday 5:15am-3pm, Wednesday 5:15pm-5pm, Thursday thru Saturday 5:15am-3pm, and Sunday 5:15am-1pm. Visit Website 304 South Brady Street DuBois, PA 15801 814-371-8090

Hosted by Doodle and Brush Paint Bar out of Holidaysburg This is a fundraiser to benefit the club.  register below:  https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc0kjvY1Xq8CcgBz-6uBehfiDJpnUE7RaOKUpwpUvrCVfUxHA/viewform

Are you ready to make a statement at your doorstep? Let’s craft something special together! Remember, your doormat is the first impression—make it memorable! Whether you're a seasoned crafter or just a beginner, our workshop is perfect for all skill levels. We provide all the materials and guidance needed to create a beautiful, personalized piece. Bring your friends, family, or come solo and meet fellow craft enthusiasts! Don't miss out on this chance to get creative! Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today! Price Per Person $55

Are you ready to make a statement at your doorstep?  Let’s craft something special together! Remember, your doormat is the first impression—make it memorable!   Whether you're a seasoned crafter or just a beginner, our workshop is perfect for all skill levels. We provide all the materials and guidance needed to create a beautiful, personalized piece.  Bring your friends, family, or come solo and meet fellow craft enthusiasts! Don't miss out on this chance to get creative! Spaces are limited, so reserve your spot today! If you don't see something you like, select DESIGN YOUR OWN in the phrases and then add your "phrase" to the Personalization field. Regular price$55.00

Take a break and enjoy the winding West Branch while you dine on the dayÕs special. Try our Upper crust Baked Fish. Plenty of last minute river trip supplies 18792 Shawville Croft Hwy, P.O. Box 142, Shawville, PA, 16873, 814-768-7898, Restaurant, Dining

Join us for our annual Downtown Brighten the Night event with tree lighting, arrival of Santa and Mrs. Claus, warm refreshments, Christmas Music and so much more!

Chocolate lovers, this is for you! Everything Chocolate... Chocolate Galore!!

  Clearfield County Historical Society Tour the Museum and Carriage House to explore a rich variety of artifacts that chronicle the settlement and growth of Clearfield County. Then step into the new Alexander Research Center, a state-of-the-art genealogy facility where visitors can trace the names, dates, and stories of those who shaped the county's history.   The Rock on the River and Lunch The Rock on the River, Clearfield County's very first jail, has been transformed into one of the region's most unique attractions. Visitors can explore all four floors plus the iconic lookout tower, each level revealing a different chapter of this historic building's new life. The basement houses a Speakeasy, a billiards room, and even a haunted Airbnb for the adventurous. The first floor welcomes guests with a coffee shop, museum, sandwich café, and original jail cells waiting to be explored. Ascend to the second floor to discover Warden 1876 Restaurant, where your lunch will be served, a cozy sitting room, and additional cell blocks that whisper stories of the past. The third floor features a stunning suite overlooking the jail cells below and provides access to the lookout tower. Cap off your visit by climbing the 42 steps to the tower's peak, where panoramic views of downtown Clearfield await. The building is fully accessible, with an elevator available for all visitors except for the 4th floor and the lookout tower. Explore Downtown Clearfield Enjoy the charm of small-town living while exploring the beauty of the West Branch of the Susquehanna River and the Pennsylvania Wilds. Whether you're looking to dine at local eateries, browse antique shops, or discover hidden gems, Clearfield offers something for everyone. Be sure to visit Historica Plus, Bob's Army & Navy, Jim's Sports Center, the Historic Ritz Theater, Liddle Gallery, and Deja Brew Coffee Shop—each destination adding its own unique flavor to your Clearfield experience.

  Doolittle Station Step into Doolittle Station, a meticulously crafted replica of a typical B&O railroad station that transports visitors back in time. The station houses a train museum, an 1880s-style boardroom, and beautifully preserved vintage rail cars. Inside the museum, railroad enthusiasts will discover an extensive collection of memorabilia, including hundreds of photographs documenting the rich history of local rail travel. Among the station's most prized artifacts is Theodore Roosevelt's personal train chair, which carried him across the United States during his presidential campaign—a tangible connection to American history.   Lunch at Angry Goat Gastropub Enjoy lunch in a spacious atmosphere. While you wait for your delicious food to arrive, enjoy the indoor golf simulator, outdoor fire pits, and axe-throwing.   DuBois Historical Society Three buildings, full of DuBois history exhibits and artifacts, including those from business and industry, lumbering, mining, architecture, farm and grange life, and Genealogy resources available.   Explore Downtown DuBois On Your Own Founded in 1835 by lumber baron John DuBois, the city has become home to many historical landmarks and milestones that define the region. Among its treasures is the Reitz Theatre, renowned for showcasing both quality local talent and professional entertainment. The vibrant downtown district invites exploration with its eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, coffeehouses, and specialty stores, all woven seamlessly together to create a charming and walkable experience. Be sure to visit Winkler Art Gallery, Hockman's Candy, Queen of Tarts, Brady Street Florist, Deja Brew Coffee, Junk Dealers Daughter, Two Birch Winery, and DV Merchants.  

Downtown DuBois is a thriving retail, restaurant and cultured center. We are an eclectic mix of old and new, hip and historic. A different kind of downtown. 109 North Brady Street, 109 North Brady Street, DuBois, PA, 15801, 814-371-3064, Revitalization/Economic Development/Tourist Promotion, Shopping

The DuBois Library is Revamping D&D. The Dragons of Icespire Peak Shall once again awaken, under the guidance of a seasoned new master. Summing New Recuits: Fresh adventureres aged 13 and above. All new players must call and register.  The DuBois Public Library is hosting a 4 session game of Dungeons and Dragons beginning in February on the second Saturday of every month ending in May. Games are from 10am to 2pm at the DuBois Library. Players who are interested should contact the library as the included image details. There with be a Session Zero meeting on February 8th at 4pm to 545pm to provide information to anyone interested.

Country basics - We Take fiber from the animal(Alpaca)to the finished products. Enjoying the beauty of nature, the behavior of animals & the endless opportunities to create items with fiber, blending, dying, spinning, knitting, crocheting & weaving. Group Tours welcome. Call ahead. Also now offering workshops and tours! In a new store and there is also a pavilion where the workshops are held! 913 McClarren Road, 913 McClarren Road, West Decatur, PA, 16878, 814-339-7347, Agritourism, Things to See & Do

 Drew Estate Sales Event at Ragtime Cigars!  July 24th through August 2nd , score BIG with this epic Drew Estate promo:  Buy ANY 4 or more Drew Estate cigars — including the bold Joya de Nicaragua line — and receive your choice of a FREE S84 Shade to Black or Tabak Dulce cigar!  PLUS: Get automatically entered to win awesome Drew Estate swag, premium cigars, and other exclusive prizes from our friends at Drew Estate and Ragtime Cigars!  Invite your friends and share this post. Drew Estate is taking over Ragtime!   Only at Ragtime Cigars. While supplies last. Don’t sleep on this one!