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OPTIMA’s DriveAutoX is a series of autocross lifestyle events that are as much about the social aspect as they are about the competition. We call it “AutoX”. The DriveAutoX series will emphasize both the drivers and their social experience, while developing new and unique formats that will test driver skill and vehicle performance. What’s different? Most everything! First and foremost, this series is about a lifestyle – the people, the experience and the competition. The social aspect of the events will be priority. Every event will feature an opportunity to congregate, renew old friendships and start new ones. DriveAutoX represents the logical evolution of autocross.  Qualifying formats will be in place to maximize seat time. Yes, you’re going to get A LOT of runs. Each DriveAutoX event is a full two days of action-packed competition. With up to three cars on course at a time, Saturday and Sunday qualifying will test the mettle of even the most seasoned competitor. On Sunday afternoon, each event will feature a unique format to determine class champions. And since we make the rules and nothing is off the table, there could be impromptu shootouts, pursuits, or runoffs. DriveAutoX is a points-based series of events.  Competitors will have an opportunity to compete in multiple events to accumulate points towards a national class championship.  Class champions will compete for 4 invitations to the UMI King of the Mountain event to compete against the USA’s best autocrossers with payouts exceeding $25,000. The rules are simple and easy to follow – and are not up for debate. We all love competition, but DriveAutoX will keep it friendly and fun. There are classes for all years/makes/models and modifications. Prizes will be given to those that perform well, but the grand prize goes to everyone that comes out, has fun, and leaves with a smile. You will never be required to work or shag cones. Evolutionary rules changes and enthusiastic volunteers make sure all you have to focus on is your driving, story telling and laughing. Our event locations are premium, just like the rest of the experience. With the addition of the Speed Tour event at Road Atlanta, we are introducing spectators to our exciting format.  We will also visit some of the most iconic autocross locations east of the Mississippi including UMI Motorsports Park, Grissom AFB and Traders World. Lots of room for great course layouts, plenty of paddock parking and a social atmosphere that is unrivaled.

Wednesday, July 10                                                                                       Frisbee Golf—Planets 10 AM to 2 PM – Start at Park Office   Friday, July 12 Nature Nut—Dragonflies 8:30 PM—Campground Amphitheater   Saturday, July 13 Clean Water Kayaking 10:30 AM—Beach House E-Parachute Games 2:30 PM—Beach House Dragons & Damsels Hunt 4:00 PM—starts at Beach House Dragonflies 8:30 PM—Campground Amphitheater   Sunday, July 14 Sunday Service 10:30 AM Memorial Day weekend to Labor Day, non-denominational services will be held on Sundays at the campground amphitheater. In case of rain, services will be moved to the Environmental Education Classroom.       Tea & Talk 7:00 PM – Beach House Steps Bring your own cup to sample some sweet fern/mountain mint tea grown right here in the park.    

36 E Scribner Ave, DuBois, PA, 15801, (814) 375-4274, Entertainment & Events, Dining

Staar Trucking, Penn Highlands Healthcare, and LifeSpan Family Services present The 25th Annual Sunny 106 Kids Fair It’s a day all about the kids! Join us Sunday, April 7th at DuBois Central Catholic from 12:30-3pm for a day filled with entertainment, education, and fun for the whole family! Cost is just $1 admission at the door to benefit The Make-A-Wish Foundation. Some of this year’s events include: TJ Hill Magician: 2 Shows in the Auditorium The Petting Zoo presented by Brian Leech at Nelson Realty Charlie Jester Balloon Artist and the Whimsical Princesses First Responder Vehicle tours from local police, firefighters, and EMS presented by Shankle’s Pharmacy, The Auto Undertaker, and Goodwill Industries DJ Mad Maxx’s Photo Booth presented by Yardworks Storytelling by Storybook House presented by Smith Landscaping LIVE demonstrations from the WPAL Boxing and Fitness Center presented by LifeSpan Family Services Food Vendors include  Boy Scout Troop 27, Bucktail Council, and The Girl Scouts Special Appearances by The Central Catholic Cardinal, Stella the Star, and Dreamy the Dragon

Sunny 106.5 in association with Priority Marketing proudly presents Third Thursday Funnies @ The Bellamauro   ROB LITTLE Little uses his training from the world famous Second City Improv Comedy Club to create routines that are inventive, funny, spontaneous, and completely unique. He headlines clubs, colleges, and corporate events all over the country.    A sketch comedy player on the Fox Sports Net Show, "The Best Damn Sports Show Period", Comedy Central's “Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time” and "Last Call with Carson Daly." He has appeared in national television commercials, Comedy Central's “Distraction,” and SiTV's “Latino Laugh Festival.” Rob was a $25,000 winner of the CBS network summer hit reality show, “Fire me Please.”   Special Feature Guest Hosted by Pittsburgh's King of Comedy DAVID KAYE   Doors Open at 7:00pm ~ Showtime: 8:00pm Cash Bar ~ Food Available for Purchase   $33.00 VIP Seating best seats in the house - limited seating   $25.00 Reserved Seating   The Bellamauro Social Banquet Hall 1017 Reynoldsville-Falls Creek Road Reynoldsville, PA 15851

Wednesday - Friday July 17th-19th  DiscoverE-Outdoor Explorers  10-NOON (must register to participate)  Contact Park office to register (814) 765-0630 Friday July 19th 8:15 pm Hoo's There? Owls of Penn's Woods Campground Ampitheater  Saturday July 20  Worm Wagon- 6:00 pm Campground  Moth Watch- 9:30 pm  Pavilion 3  Sunday July 21  Non-Demominational Sunday Service-10:30 am  Campground Amphitheater  Tea & Talk- 7:00 pm  Beach House Steps (bring your own cup) 

Wednesday July 24 Used-to-Be Hike-10:00 am  Meet in front of park office  Thursday July 25 Archery Basics-10:00 am  Office Classroom  Friday July 26 From Stump to Ship-8:30 pm  Campground Amphitheater  Saturday July 27  Log Drive!-3:00 pm  Beach  Woodsmen and River Drivers -8:30 pm Campground Amphitheater  Sunday July 28  Non-Denominational Sunday Service-10:30 am  Campground Amphitheater  Tea & Talk-7:00 pm  Beach House Steps (bring your own cup)     

Tuesday, July 30  Little Critters Story TIme- 10:00 AM ECC Classroom  Thursday, August 1 Birds & Coffee- 9:30 AM Beach House  Firday, August 2 Night Eyes Guided Hike- 8:30 PM Campground Amphitheater  Saturday, August 3 Learn to Cast Tracks- 4:30 PM EE Classroom  Beaver Watch- 7:45 PM Small Side of the Lake  Sunday, August 4  Non-Denominational Sunday Service- 10:30 AM Campground Amphitheater  Tea & Talk- 7:00 PM Beach House Steps *Bring your own cup 

Volleyball, Disc Golf, Cornhole, Sand Castle Contests, & more! To register visit clearfieldymca.org/special-events

Free Family Friendly Weekend Programs All Day Saturday and Sunday at the Annual Elk Expo! Schedule of Events  Saturday July 27th 9 AM - 6PM Butch Clemens Outdoor Classroom  9:15 AM Wildlife Health with PGC Veternarian - Andrew DiSalvo 10:00 AM Hunt Chef with Jeremy Critchfield 11:15 AM PA Elk, Everything you wanted to know - Jeremy Banfield 12:30 PM Orvis 101 - Intro to Fly Fishing 1:45 PM Elk Country Trivia 4:00 PM Elk Calling Contest Presented by: FoxPro  Vista Trailhead 11:00 AM Archeological Dig - Children's Activity Field by Wagon Loading 1:00 PM K9 Demonstration - PGC  EM Jack & Jean Parker Outdoor Classroom  11:30 AM Snakes of PA with Bill Wheeler  12:45 PM Elk Smart - KECA 2:00 PM Live Music: Dos Hombres 3:00 PM PGC Elk Tag Drawing 3:45 PM Live Music: Dos Hombres  Inner Circle 10:30 AM Live Music: Nick Forsyth  Sundy July 28th 9 AM - 5 PM Butch Clemens Outdoor Classroom  9:00 AM Birds of Prey - DCNR State Parks 10:00 AM Hunt Chef - Jeremy Critchfield 12:30 PM Paracord Keychains Vista Trailhead 11:00 AM Archeological Dig - Children's Activity EM Jack & Jean Parker Outdoor Classroom  9:15 AM Elk Basics - KECA 11:30 AM Hunters sharing the harvest 2:00 PM Live Music: The Wrangler Band 3:00 PM KECA'S Elk Tag Raffle Drawing 3:45 PM Live Music: The Wrangler Band       

Thursday, August 29 Little Critters Story Time  10:00 Am - EE Classroom  Friday, August 30 Wetland Walk 7:00 PM - Small side of lake near the concession building  Saturday, August 31 Hike Beaver Dam Trail 9:00 AM - In front of Park Office  What is a Woodhick? 6:30 PM - Field above cabin road Sunday, September 1 Woodhick Games 1:00 PM - Above Cabin Road   

Saturday, October 26th, 2024  5PM - 9PM  Donation: $20 At Door: $25 Coolers permitted This will be a great evening of fun,food,games & drink!! And don’t forget to dress up in your best costume for Halloween (you could win a prize for best costumes). **MUST BE 21 TO ATTEND ** We are thinking that this will be one of the best Halloween events around!!! Hope to see ya there. Event by Clearfield Cycle Club Inc., The Clearfield Fair and Park Board 

Enjoy the Family-friendly Activities and Vendor Booths while enjoying a TOUR of the new Rock on The River Venue!   Interested in becoming a vendor at this event? Please email at Toni.frankenfieldevents@gmail.com with your business name, product description and website/product photos. I will then send you a vendor registration form! Also welcoming Food Trucks! Vendor registration is now OPEN! Vendor Spot are $20 per 12x12 area

HIS YEARS EVENT WILL BE HELD AT THE YMCA IN BIGLER. Woodland Park volunteers have teamed up with the Bigler YMCA to make our Halloween event even better. Venders - we apologize for the inconvenience. The vendor portion of this event has been canceled due to lack of interest. Events will include: * Trunk or Treat will be held from 4p-6p in the ball field. * A cartoon themed costume contest open to all children 17 and younger. Registration will be held from 6p - 7p in the gym * bobbing for apples * kid games * pumpkin decorating contest (decorate your pumpkins at home and bring it with you to the party) * concession stand will be open during this event for your convenience. * prices will be awarded for the costume contest, and the decorated pumpkin contest * Anyone interested in participating in the Trunk or Treat event will need to call the Bigler YMCA, and speak directly to Josh.

Welcome to Open Mic Nights at The Liddle Gallery! November 16th is our next Open Mic Night. Doors open at 6PM and Show starts at 6:30PM. These events are free to the public. Come and enjoy local artists, musicians, poets, comedians, and more. Participate or just enjoy the show. Piano on site. Bring a snack to share! 

TURNaBOUT Boxing, a local 501c3 community based organization, is pleased to announce its second annual fundraiser event, HALLOWEEN HAVOC 2, Brought to you by VISIT CLEARFIELD COUNTY! This event will be action packed and feature many local boxers from DuBois St. Mary's, Clearfield, Clarion, and beyond, all training at TURNaBOUT Boxing!! Also competing will be other top ranked National Boxers from throughout the United States!! Saturday, November 2, 2024 1pm-5pm  For tickets: https://www.ticketleap.events/.../tur.../halloween-havoc-iii

Welcome to Open Mic Nights at The Liddle Gallery! December 14th is our next Open Mic Night. Doors open at 6PM and Show starts at 6:30PM. These events are free to the public. Come and enjoy local artists, musicians, poets, comedians, and more. Participate or just enjoy the show. Piano on site. Bring a snack to share! 

Welcome to Open Mic Nights at The Liddle Gallery! January 18th is our next Open Mic Night. Doors open at 6PM and Show starts at 6:30PM. These events are free to the public. Come and enjoy local artists, musicians, poets, comedians, and more. Participate or just enjoy the show. Piano on site. Bring a snack to share!

Welcome to Open Mic Nights at The Liddle Gallery! February 22nd is our next Open Mic Night. Doors open at 6PM and Show starts at 6:30PM. These events are free to the public. Come and enjoy local artists, musicians, poets, comedians, and more. Participate or just enjoy the show. Piano on site. Bring a snack to share! 

Welcome to Open Mic Nights at The Liddle Gallery! March 22nd is our next Open Mic Night. Doors open at 6PM and Show starts at 6:30PM. These events are free to the public. Come and enjoy local artists, musicians, poets, comedians, and more. Participate or just enjoy the show. Piano on site. Bring a snack to share!

Parker Dam Interpretive Schedule of Events for January  Saturday, January 18 Quinzhee Part 1   1:00 PM – meet in front of Park Office A Quinzhee is a snow shelter that is easy to build and can provide a warm shelter from the winter’s cold. Since there is a measured amount of time required from the piling of the snow to the excavation of the shelter to allow the snow crystals to sinter (knit/bond) - usually several hours, we are doing this program as a “Part 1” & “Part 2”   type of thing. Program is snow- dependent.   Sunday, January 19 Quinzhee Part 2   1:00 PM – meet in front of Park Office The Quinzhee mound will have solidified enough to allow us to excavate the shelter. Join us to finish our snow-shelter and learn how to make your own quinzhee safely at home.

Come and join us on February 15th for two amazing Public Paint & Sip Event opportunities! Both events involve awesome paintings that can be done solo, or combined with a loved one, friend, or partner to create a matching scene! $25 Per Person. Free wine and light snacks included. Pre-registration is REQUIRED by February 10th to secure your spot. Each time slot is limited to the first 20 people! 

Welcome to Open Mic Nights at The Liddle Gallery! May 17th is our next Open Mic Night. Doors open at 6PM and Show starts at 6:30PM. These events are free to the public. Come and enjoy local artists, musicians, poets, comedians, and more. Participate or just enjoy the show. Piano on site. Bring a snack to share! 

In Ira Levin’s classic comedic thriller, Deathtrap, a washed-up playwright finds a chance to rise to the top once more, a shot he’d be willing to kill for. Sidney Bruhl hasn’t written a hit play for 18 years when he receives a script from a former student, Clifford Anderson, that’s a guaranteed success. His wife, Myra, suggests the two men could collaborate; Sidney jokes that it’d be just as easy to murder the young man and steal the script for his own. When Clifford arrives later that evening, no one--not even the visiting psychic--could predict where the dark events of the night will go. Who is innocent? Who only seems that way? Deathtrap is a sharply funny play full of twists and turns that keep an audience on the edge of their seats. Is anyone really safe when a man sees a clean shot at success? reitztheater.littleboxoffice.com