text: The UNITED Introduction Hello everyone, after a long time a decided to make a new RMT with a team I had decent success with. I peaked #70 at the OU ladder. However, it took me a while to find the right game-play for this team. This team's building process was the longest building process of all my teams. At first i didnt really have much success, however, after a week or two i started constantly winning and in 1 day i reached #70. I could have made a much bigger success but I had to go on a vacation. So I couldnt ladder any more. All this happened 4 or 5 weeks ago. This team is a balanced team made by my original style. Anyone who battled me or read some of my other RMT's know how a typical team of mine works. As in many of my teams the star Pokemon is Volcarona. Volcarona, in my opinion, is one of the best classical sweepers. It is very hard to keep it, however, it is worth it. In this team i gave Volcarona a role i have never given it before. Now, the whole team wont be made around it, rather Volcarona is just a brick of the whole team just like every other Pokemon in the team. Every Pokemon's role 'weighs' the same. Volcarona is just the main sweeper nothing else I named this team 'The United' because the synergy of this team is nice and as i said every pokemon's role 'weighs' the same. As all teams, my teams are not something you see everyday. Sometimes the combinations i make are successful sometimes not. I am open to all suggestions and i will carefully test and decide whether i should apply the change that was suggested or not. Without further ado; THE TEAM: Building Process Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide First of all i wanted to make my offensive core. Since i wanted to start of with Volcarona i wanted to eliminate its counters which are mainly the blobs, dragons or sometimes the therians. On the other hand, Volcarona deals with Mamoswine counters like Slowbro, Scizor or Jirachi Both Volcarona and Mamoswine are weak to water especially gyarados. That meant i had to have a Pokemon that could hit water types with a super-effective move. I found the Pokemon i was looking for immediately;Thundurus-T. Thundurus-T deals with gyarados and more importantly rain. Rain is a big trouble for my team when thundurus-t is down. With thundurus-t on my team my offensive core is complete. After finishing my offensive core i wanted to my defensive core. I didnt want to insert a core immediately. I wanted to go step-by-step process. I decided to start of with the physical defense. I firstly thought of Skarmory and the i was like: NO! Terrakion would be an extremely big threat. So i decide to use Slowbro. Slowbro does a great job in sponging the physical hits Then, i wanted to find a special wall. I then realised that i missed a steel type pokemon. I doubt there is a team without a steel type pokemon. After realising that Lat@s are a big threat for my team i decide to try out Jirachi and it turned out to be a perfect decision. Jirachi simply destroyed the special attackers. After finishing my defensive and offensive cores i needed my spinner because my team was pretty weak to hazards.It took me a lot of time to decide what spinner i need. After a long time of debating i decided to use hitmontop. The reason i chose Hitmontop is because i was lacking a fighting type pokemon. Also, i couldnt get rid of the blobs and ferrothorns easily so the idea came: A fighting type, with rapid spin. A look at the team ------------------------------------------------------------- In Detail: Volcarona @ Leftovers Trait: Flame Body EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature - Quiver Dance - Fiery Dance - Bug Buzz - Hidden Power [Ground] The special sweeper and the star of the team; Volcarona. I chose to use the classical set with maxed out special attack and speed because sometimes Volcarona can not sweep so i need max damage. With 1 Quiver Dance Volcarona can be very dangerous, however, with 2 Quiver Dances Volcarona is already sweeping the opponents team, except if the opponent has a Gyarados, Dragonite or Salamence alive. I chose HP ground on Volcarona because Gyarados, Dragonite and Salamence are countered by Mamoswine and Thundurus-t so i needed HP ground for Heatrans. There is not much more i can explain about Volcarona. It can easily find a set up bait and proceed to sweep unless the above mentioned threats come in. Another problem for Volcarona is rain. I didnt want to edit the set just because of rain because other Pokemon in this team have the role to deal with rain. As always, I wasnt sure whether to put Fiery Dance or Fire Blast. When i need power Fire blast is the better option, but after a lot of testing the accuracy and the Special attack boost do come in handy. So i decided to leave Fiery Dance. To conlude, Volcarona is an unswitchable member of this team. It has enough power to OHKO many walls without speed. Its capability of finding a set up bait easily is a great thing. The only drawback, obviously, of Volcarona are Hazards. Synergy: Rock: Hitmontop,Jirachi, Water: Slowbro Flying: Thundurus-t, Jirachi, <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Mamoswine @ Choice Band Trait: Thick Fat EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd Adamant Nature - Ice Shard - Icicle Spear - Superpower - Earthquake Mamoswine has many roles in this team. All of his roles are incredibly important for the team. First of all, he beats 90% of the Volcarona counters very efficiently. He kills Dragonite, Salamence with Ice shard and the bolbs with Superpower. With adamant nature and a band it is a definite OHKO on all the above mentioned Pokemon. He also OHKO's the Therians which is also crucially important. Without mamoswine, thundurus-t and tornadus-t could simply tear my team apart. Another important role of Mamoswine is finishing of fast pokemon with low health that could potentially do damage to my team. With and Adamant nature, max attack STAB Ice shard not many Pokemon can take the hit without taking at least 25% damage of their health. Bulkier Pokemon may take the hit better, however they are not a problem since bulky Pokemon are handled easily. All in all, Mamoswine is Volcarona's #1 partner in the offensive core. With his nice STAB combination and power he can tear whole into teams. Synergy: Water: Slowbro Fire : Slowbro Fighting: Slowbro, Volcarona, Thundurus-t Steel : Slowbro, Volcarona , Thundurus-t ,Jirachi Grass: Volcarona, Jirachi, Thundurus-t <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Slowbro @ Leftovers Trait: Regenerator EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 6 SAtk Bold Nature - Thunder Wave - Scald - Slack Off - Psychic Slowbro is my main physical wall. His role is simple; Taking physical hits. When any physical pokemon wants to set up ,bar Breloom, the solution is Slowbro. Slowbro takes physical hits very well. Slowbro is very useful for gaining or taking back the momentum. Usually, when the opponent switches into a physically based Pokemon to counter or attack my Pokemon on the field I send in Slowbro and scare him off which gives me back the momentum. Slowbro has great synergy with the other members because it covers nearly all weaknesses of all members of the team. While Jirachi and Hitmontop cover Slowbro's weakness I chose to use Scald>Ice beam because i have Mamoswine for that role. Plus, Scald is STAB and can come in handy when fighting Pokemon that are weak to Water. Also, Scald can burn the opponent which is always useful. Psychic is here just because of the stab. In many occasions Psychic helped me KO a Pokemon and to a lot of damage. For ex: when i predict a breloom switch or a switch of any Pokemon that is weak to Psychic. It may be odd that i use Thunder Wave even though i have Jirachi, but Thunder Wave helps me cripple the opponent when i am helpless with Slowbro. Synergy: Grass: Volcarona, Jirachi, Thundurus-t Bug: Volcarona, Jirachi, Thundurus-t,Hitmontop Dark: Htimontop,Jirachi Electric: Thundurus-t,Mamoswine Ghost: None <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Jirachi @ Leftovers Trait: Serene Grace EVs: 252 HP / 224 SDef / 32 Spd Careful Nature - Stealth Rock - Body Slam - Iron Head - Wish Jirachi is the second member of the Defensive core. Jirachi is very important for taking special hits. It can stop many special attackers from sweeping just by Body Slam/Iron Head. It is particularly important because it stops Latios from crushing my team with Draco Meteor. Another important role of Jirachi is setting up the Stealth Rocks. I couldnt find a better Pokemon for Stealth rocks. It simply scares of a Pokemon and sets up Rocks if necessary. Wish is very important for recovering lost HP for both jirachi and mostly Hitmontop because it takes many hits while trying to spin away the hazards. Just as Slowbro, Jirachi gets this team a momentum when scaring off special attackers. Jirachi does this maybe even better than Slowbro because of its speed. Nothing else to say except that Jirachi is a very important member because of its capability of taking special hits. Synergy: Ground:Thundurus-t Fire: Slowbro <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Thundurus-Therian (M) @ Choice Scarf Trait: Volt Absorb EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature - Thunder/Volt Switch - Thunderbolt - Focus Blast - Hidden Power [Fire] Thundurus-t is a very crucial member of this team. He is the third Pokemon of my offensive core. He takes care of the rain that could be a potential problem to my team. His nice speed and very good special attack make his attacks nothing to laugh about. Thundurus-t makes a great offensive combo with Volcarona and Mamoswine. The moveset may seem weird on the first look. However, there is a background behind it. I have Focus Blast which is always necessary on a Thundurus-t. The hp fire is extremely useful against Genesects. I have won multiple battles just because of this hp fire. This hp fire also surprise Ferrothorns and Scizors. Now, I cant decide whether to use Thunder or Volt-switch. I battled with Thunder when i laddered but i understood that volt-switch is pretty necessary as well. So i will just leave both of them. To conclude, Thundurus-t has an important role in the team: Protect it from rain teams. However, it is also a revenge killer. The thing I especially like about this Pokemon is that its offensive pressure is pretty strong so i force out many switches. Synergy: Ice:Slowbro,Volcarona,Jirachi, Rock:Jirachi,Hitmontop, <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Hitmontop (M) @ Leftovers Trait: Intimidate EVs: 252 HP / 128 Atk / 128 Def Adamant Nature - Toxic - Close Combat - Rapid Spin - Sucker Punch By looking at this Pokemon i know many of you might think: 'Why not Starmie?', 'Why not Tentacruel?', 'You have so many better options'. Well Hitmontop does more than just rapid spin. Hitmontop is used to fight the blobs, Ferrothorn, and every Pokemon that is weak to fighting type. Hitmontop can also come against any physically based pokemon, Intimidate and either rapid spin, Close Combat or Toxic. This wide variety of possibilities gives me the advantage, because the opponent can not predict me. This set is the mix of the on-site set and my set. I wanted toxic for predicting any counter to Hitmontop like Jellicent. Close Combat and rapid spin are obvious. Sucker punch is mainly used to finish off weakened pokemon by surprise. I put 252 evs in hp for maximum bulk. I divided the other 256 in attack and defense. I needed 128 attack to to as much damage as possible with Close Combat. The other 128 in defense were put there because Hitmontop mainly faces physical moves, i rarely switch him into special moves. Synergy: Psychic: Slowbro,Jirachi Flying: Thundurus-t,Jirachi <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Conclusion It was extremely fun for me to play with this team. I think that I could have had more success with it but ,yeah, my vacation didnt allow me. Anyways, i will shortly explain how this team works the best. It is most important that you keep hazards of the field and volcarona alive. Mamoswine and Thundurus-t should do the collateral damage. Slowbro and Jirachi should be used to sponge hits that are sent by the counters of the offensive part of the team. Thank you all for your attention and i hope you also have a lot of fun with this team. Please feel free to rate. I will consider and test every rate carefully. If you liked the team do not hesitate to luvdisc :D The changes will be done in red Importable Hide (Move your mouse to the hide area to reveal the content) Show Hide Hide Hide Volcarona @ Leftovers Trait: Flame Body EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature - Quiver Dance - Fiery Dance - Bug Buzz - Hidden Power [Ground] Mamoswine @ Choice Band Trait: Thick Fat EVs: 4 HP / 252 Atk / 252 Spd Adamant Nature - Ice Shard - Icicle Spear - Superpower - Earthquake Slowbro @ Leftovers Trait: Regenerator EVs: 252 HP / 252 Def / 6 SAtk Bold Nature - Thunder Wave - Scald - Slack Off - Psychic Jirachi @ Leftovers Trait: Serene Grace EVs: 252 HP / 224 SDef / 32 Spd Careful Nature - Stealth Rock - Body Slam - Iron Head - Wish Thundurus-Therian (M) @ Choice Scarf Trait: Volt Absorb EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd Timid Nature - Thunder - Thunderbolt - Focus Blast - Hidden Power [Fire] Hitmontop (M) @ Leftovers Trait: Intimidate EVs: 252 HP / 128 Atk / 128 Def Adamant Nature - Toxic - Close Combat - Rapid Spin - Sucker Punch


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How to Catch a Spiritomb in Pokemon Diamond
Are you tired of searching the GTS for Spiritomb? Well, here's the instructions on how to get one.
1Put the item Odd Keystone in the Hallowed Tower (pile of rocks south from Solaceon Town).
2Go into the Underground and talk to 32 people (you can do this in several trips).
3Go to the rocks and press A in front of them. Spiritomb should be there.
4Battle Spiritomb and catch it. And you've caught a Spiritomb!
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Welcome to Culture Snap Photography,
Culture Snap offers vibrant images from the roads of Toronto to rural Tanzania as taken by me - Toronto documentary photographer Henry VanderSpek. Please click here to see some of my favourite photo moments of 2015.
If you are looking for someone to show the best of your special event, reveal your organizational mission in images and words, or document your non-profit work in Canada or overseas, look no further. I have over eight years of experience capturing digital images, and many more shooting with film. You are welcome to read my bio, words from recent clients, and/or view a selection of my published images. After doing so, send me an email and I'd be happy to discuss possibilities.
I have been exhibiting and selling my best art images at art fairs around Toronto since 2012 and look forward to doing so again in 2016. I am excited that I can now offer prints of my images directly via a great Canadian photo lab, Pikto. I am starting this with my best square images, and will offer other sized images later in 2016. Please have a look!
My heartfelt thanks to Vistek for their support of my work in Uganda with Photographers Without Borders by showing my images in each of their Canadian stores. The galleries finished in early 2015, but if you'd like to learn more about my work please visit this Vistek Q&A here.
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Titties, titties, and nothing but titties. Nice entry to a new series features tons of sharp close-ups of bountiful boobs, some natural, others enhanced, all being squeezed together and fucked for the camera.
Cutie pie Diana DeVoe's delightful Hershey's kiss nipples are slathered in whipped cream before the anonymous fella finishes with a creamy flourish himself. Nordic Mia cheerfully helps out with both a fast b.j. and hand job; Nova, showering, soaps up her titties for the camera, begging to have the guy rub his balls on her chest; Shay Sights (a Stephanie Seymour doppelgänger if ever) likes her nipples to be pinched hard. The double-scoop sundae of chocolate and vanilla, Leslie Rene and Bronze, is refreshing.


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Big Bear City, CA, April 13, 2012, 3:00pm - The Board of Directors of the Big Bear City Community Services District will have a regular meeting on Monday. The board will discuss an ordinance to increase water service rates, district sewer service charges, and solid waste collection and disposal charges. In addition, the board is considering … [Read more...]
CSD and Big Bear Lake Fire Agencies Agree to Joint Powers
Big Bear Lake, CA April 12, 2012 3:00 pm - The fire agencies of Big Bear Lake and Big Bear City have taken the first step in what has been described as an eventual merger of the two agencies. Most of the general public is unaware that there are as many as 5 different fire agencies in Big Bear Valley. The Big Bear Lake Fire District and the Big … [Read more...]
CSD Board Of Directors Meeting Tonight
Big Bear City, CA, April 2, 2012, 8:00am - A Regular Meeting of the Board of Directors of the Big Bear City Community Services District has been scheduled for today. At the meeting Shari Strain will be presented with an Employee Service Recognition Award for 5 years of service. Items on the Consent Calendar include the Homeland Security Grant … [Read more...]
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New General Manager for the CSD: Robert Hopkins
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TIME WARP!!! Dance your cares away with Gobo, Mokey, Red, Wembley and Boober when Fraggle Rock's fourth and final season comes out on DVD November 3rd. Envisioned in the mind of Jim Henson, creator of Sesame Street and The Muppet Show, Fraggle Rock debuted on January 10, 1983, broadcast in the US, Canada, and the United Kingdom. It soon became an international phenomenon, with the "Fraggle Rock Theme" reaching number thirty-three on the British charts. Of all Henson's series Fraggle Rock was the most conceptually rich, with Gorgs, Doozers, and the Silly Creatures of Outer Space all comprising the family-friendly syndicate. The magical world of Fraggle Rock will enchant anyone who is a kid at heart. Here's Fraggle Rock's version of "We Are the World," with "Children of Tomorrow" (queue warm, fuzzy feelings):
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This is my adaptation of a wonderful old recipe from Florence's Jewish community. I add more egg whites than is recommended in the original to make it a little lighter. The cake is extremely versatile as it has both sweet and savoury elements. Great for brunch, or as a savoury side dish or as a dessert served on its own or with strawberries and ice cream.
Preparation time: 1 hour
These mini treats are ideal not just for breakfast — especially for children — but for lunch or brunch too. You can try other fillings such as sun-dried tomato, olive and basil, or roasted vegetable, or sauteed courgettes and chopped mint.
Makes 12
1 tbsp sunflower oil
150g button mushrooms, sliced
8 large eggs, lightly beaten
120g grated cheddar cheese
Sea salt
My children love a bubelach (or matzah meal pancake) for Passover breakfasts. I up the nutritional value using whole milk as well as either blueberries or banana. For a special treat I add a tablespoon of drinking chocolate (leaving out the sugar) to the basic mix and a handful of raspberries.
Makes: 12 small pancakes
60g fine (cake) matzah meal
Large pinch of salt
On the short list of recipes I think any baker should have — or simply any person who delights in making their friends happy should have — is a chocolate cake to be thrown together just because… "well, actually I didn't know today was your birthday. Of course I am free tonight!"
For the mousse:
4g kosher gelatine powder
30g whole milk
500g whipping cream, in 2 halves
50g caster sugar
3 egg yolks
2½ tbsp tahini
2½ tbsp honey
30g halva crumbled to lumps
Soak the gelatine in the milk for 25 minutes.
In a pan bring 250g cream to a boiling point.
The chocolate-orange combo — half-biscuit, half-cake — can also be made with packet jelly, in which case it's a good if not essential idea to add a tablespoon of marmalade.
Makes about 20
750 ml orange juice
2 packets kosher gelatine
4 large eggs
100g caster sugar
100g plain flour
Vanilla essence
Pinch of salt
200g dark chocolate
This unusual mousse, topped with crunchy poppy seed crumble, is delicious with an optional dark chocolate ganache.
Soak the gelatine in the milk for 25 minutes.
Makes: 40
1 egg, beaten
75ml white wine plus a few drops
50g caster sugar
½ tsp baking powder
25ml vegetable oil
300g plain flour (approx)
Icing sugar, to dust
For the marzipan:
300g ground almonds
150g icing sugar
A few drops of almond extract
2 egg whites (you can use pasteurised egg whites for safety)
I buy shelled pistachios and grind them in a food processor. Pasteurised egg whites can be found in many supermarkets. Freeze any leftovers in ice-cube trays or small pots.
12 Medjool dates, halved and pitted
12 ready-to-eat dried pitted prunes, halved
300g ground almonds or pistachios
150g icing sugar (per 300g of nuts)
A few drops almond extract
2 pasteurised egg whites
Makes: 12
1 egg
3 tbsp sunflower oil
25g caster sugar
1 tsp vanilla sugar
150g self raising flour
Sunflower oil to fry
150g runny honey, to glaze
Beat the sugars and egg in a bowl and add the oil.
Add the flour gradually mixing with your hands if possible. The dough must be soft but not sticky.
Preheat the oil in a deep pan.


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Diamond Princess Cruise Review by canada1534: Great journey
Overall Member Rating
Great journey
Destination: Asia
Embarkation: Hong Kong
We're a couple both in early 30's. This was our third cruise, we've been with NCL and RCCL before. We embarked in Hong Kong and went to Tapei (Taiwan), Kogoshima, Kobe (Kyoto) and Yokohama (Tokyo).
- Room was the biggest we have ever had (inside)
- Service was polite, super nice at the lobby bar
- Food was very average, better in the buffet horizon court than in the traditionnal dining. Sabbatini's (25$/pp) was excellent. Steakhouse was horrible (no sauce, no nothing..) (25$/pp). Pizza by the pool is excellent and the special coffees are good too. By the way you can use a card that lowers a lot the price.
We took an excursion with Princess in Taipei, at a hot spring and then at Yehliu park. Do not waste your money. A LOT of waiting and nothing special.
We did a tour again with Princess in Kogoshima, went to Kamikaze museum (nice but only in japanese). Also went to Chiran were the samouraï houses.
The ship did not offered a More tour in Kyoto so we hired a private guide through toursbylocals. Absolutely a must-see. Trains to get to Kyoto were very complicated especially for a first time.
We also did a private tour in Tokyo to see a Sumo practice, also a must see. (IJCEE)
Note that the ship does not offer a transfer to Tokyo, which is far from Yokohama. It is doable by train if you don't have a lot of luggage. You also have to bring your suitecases down and up the stairs. Taxis were someting like 150$.
To get back to Narita airport use the train Narita Express, absolutely simple and best way to go. 30$/pp Less
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• SportsTravel City Guide - Dallas: Plan your own Power Weekend
You know the saying: "Everything's bigger in Texas." In keeping with the theme, we present a super-sized Power Weekend in Dallas. What makes this weekend bigger than all other weekends? Well, this weekend the Dallas-Fort Worth "Metroplex" is the one of only two metropolitan areas in the country where you can see NBA and NHL playoff games with a major league baseball game sprinkled in. (Note: the other is New York/New Jersey, where you can go Nets-Devils-Yankees in the "George Washington Bridge Special.")
Throw in a little golf, homage to America's Team, horse racing, Tex-Mex, barbecue, and some historical sleuthing, and the plate is already full. Let's get to it.
After landing at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) or Dallas Love Field (DAL), you can go straight to Ameriquest Field (1000 Ballpark Way, Arlington, Web site) -- otherwise known as The Ballpark Formerly Known as The Ballpark in Arlington. Start the playoff weekend with a baseball appetizer as the Rangers will be hosting the mighty Devil Rays. First pitch is at 7:05 p.m. Ameriquest is located about 20 miles west of Dallas, and 12 miles south of DFW.
Try to get to the park early, so you can visit the Legends of the Game Baseball Museum (open until 7:30 p.m. on game days, Web site), which is accessible right behind the rightfield home-run porch at Ameriquest Field. In the museum, there are a number of items on loan from the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, and given the state of affairs of both the Rangers and the Devil Rays, this may be your best chance to see baseball greatness for the day.
After the game, head into Dallas and find your way to The Ginger Man (2718 Boll Street, Web site), a bar fashioned out of an old house with multiple levels and outdoor areas. Take your pick from over 60 beers that are on draught and numerous more that are available in the bottle. Make sure you taste a Shiner Bock at some point, so you can make all of your Texan friends jealous when you get back.
You can also visit The Old Monk (2847 N. Henderson Ave., Web site), which always has an energetic yet casual crowd. Be forewarned, however: this is one of the smokiest bars in Dallas. Still, the extensive international beer selection and pub-like design make this worth the trip, provided you have dry cleaning at your hotel.
If The Ginger Man or The Old Monk didn't defeat you the night before, wake up and tackle the Katy Trail (Web site) for a morning run to refresh your senses. The trail cuts through the heart of town, from the American Airlines Center to near SMU.
Breakfast should take you to Bread Winners Café and Bakery (3301 McKinney Ave., Web site), a cozy nook that features a tasty array of egg scrambles, pancakes, and French toast. On your way out, make sure you visit the bakery, so you can load up on breads, strudels, and assorted other muffins and cakes to snack on the rest of the day.
After you fill your stomach, the next stop is The Sixth Floor Museum (411 Elm Street, Web site), where you can relive one of the darkest days in United States history. Look out the window where Lee Harvey Oswald shot President Kennedy (at least that part is not a mystery), and then venture down to the street where the presidential motorcade passed. There are always people milling about, especially on the grassy knoll to the right.
For a quick lunch, it's the battle of the barbecue. You have your choice of small, independent and tasty Sammy's (2126 Leonard St, 214-880-9064), or Sonny Bryan's (multiple locations, Web site), which is equally as scrumptious and heartburn-inducing, but more of a chain. Sammy's is no-frills and focuses solely on the eatin', and is a favorite of the suits who work downtown for a power lunch during the week. Sonny Bryan's should not be given short shrift because it has become a chain, as it was one of the first barbecue establishments in Dallas, opening its doors for the first time in 1910 and serving unlimited amounts of chopped beef and ribs since.
It's playoff time! Time to go to American Airlines Center (2500 Victory Ave., Web site) for Game 1 of the NHL Stanley Cup playoffs, featuring the Pacific Division champion Dallas Stars versus the Colorado Avalanche. While the Stars enjoyed Stanley Cup glory in 1999 in a much louder Reunion Arena, the AAC can get plenty noisy as well. If you can score ice-level seats, you'll get an up-close and personal glimpse of the Stars Ice Girls (Web site), who glide around the ice during stoppages in play. Apparently, scientific studies have shown that girls in tight clothes on ice skates clean ice shavings better than anyone else.
What would a playoff weekend be without an indulgent steak dinner? Option No. 1 is Al Biernat's (4217 Oaklawn Ave., Web site), and you'll be guaranteed to be talking about your meal there for years to come. After you make a choice from the 650 wines available, order the Kobe Filet Mignon ($59.95) to treat your tastebuds.
If you're looking for steak, but in a less chichi upscale setting than Al Biernat's, try Bob's Steak and Chop House (4300 Lemmon Ave., Web site) for a more old-fashioned steakhouse experience, with the mahogany booths, the formal, 1950s atmosphere, and of course, the outstanding steak and heaping side dishes. If the Stars were big winners earlier in the day, you might even see Mike Modano, who's been known to frequent this establishment.
For something a little bit different, but still filled with steak and other red meat, try Texas de Brazil (2727 Cedar Springs Road, Web site), a Brazilian steakhouse featuring a wide variety of cooked meats that make their way to your table by servers carrying the selections of meats on various skewers. Two big advantages here. One, you get to sample as many different cuts of meat as possible (try the Garlic Picanha). Two, you don't have to cut your meat -- it's done for you. God bless Texas.
After ingesting some combination of meats, maybe you'd like to freshen up, put on your Saturday evening's best, and hit the town for some music, drinking, and revelry. First stop, Sambuca (2120 McKinney Ave., Web site), which started out in a warehouse in alternative Deep Ellum, but has now matured into a snazzier location in Uptown. The restaurant/jazz bar features live music seven nights a week, and a wide selection of wine and other drinks. Step outside to the courtyard for the ambience, or find your way to the patio area, which has a putting green.
Then, time to go people watching in "Trendy Dallas." The latest place to catch the best Dallas has to offer is Hotel ZaZa (2332 Leonard St., Web site) which features a spectacular poolside patio/bar called the Urban Oasis. Be prepared, however, as the Oasis promises to "enhance your sensuality." If you feel your sensuality is sufficiently enhanced to begin with, take a pass and head to Deep Ellum for some live music. Best bet is the Gypsy Tea Room (2548 Elm St., Web site), which isn't as tame as it sounds. Most of the latest cutting-edge rock and country bands have made their way through what is arguably the best live music venue in Dallas. Check ahead, though, to make sure you'll be able to get in -- the shows have been known to sell out in advance.
Big day, so let's start early. The Dream Café (2800 Routh St., Web site) offers up the best combination of brunch food/casual atmosphere in Dallas. Look out for Justin Leonard, Ryder Cup hero and Dallas native, who frequents The Dream Café on Sundays. The migas are mandatory, as they are presented with the perfect mixture of eggs, salsa, tortillas, and other goodies. Non-Tex-Mexers should sample the Monte Cristo, a wonderful French toast sandwich filled with smoked ham, turkey, and swiss cheese.
Almost two days into our journey and we haven't yet mentioned the Texas religion: football. That's going to change now. Venture to Texas Stadium (2401 E. Airport Freeway, Irving, Web site) to see the hole in the roof in person. Tours of the stadium run every hour on the hour from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sundays (Adults $10, cheerleaders not included).
Multiple options for this timeframe. The weekend hackers can take their swings to Cowboys Golf Club (1600 Fairway Dr., Grapevine, Web site), yet another marketing brainchild of Jerry Jones. While Emmitt Smith may not be there to give you golf instruction... well, having watched him on the Celebrity Golf Tour, that may be a good thing. But you can conquer golf and Dallas Cowboys paraphernalia at the same time.
Non-golfers -- and those who want to potentially upgrade their seats for tonight's Mavs game -- should hightail it out to Lone Star Park (Web site) in Grand Prairie for some quiet time with the horses. First race is at 1:35 each afternoon.
We'd be remiss if we didn't offer a tip of the ten-gallon hat to one of the top tourist attractions in the Metroplex, Southfork Ranch (3700 Hogge Road, Parker, Web site), 35-40 minutes north of town. Immerse yourself in all things Dallas, including a tour of the Ewing Mansion and a look at the gun that shot J.R. Tours cost $8.95 for adults and run throughout the day (hours are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.).
If you want to absolutely max out on the sports aspect of your Power Weekend, make a beeline going north to Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas, where FC Dallas is hosting the Kansas City Wizards at 4 p.m. in a nationally televised (ESPN2) MLS matchup.
If you just want to kick back with a pre-basketball dinner, how about loading up with some Tex-Mex dinner? While there are countless options, you can't go wrong with Primo's Bar & Grill (3309 McKinney Ave., Web site). Primo's is next door to Bread Winners from yesterday morning, and is known for its loud and festive happy hours. The food hits the spot as well. For cheese lovers, you must try the queso flameado (baked cheese and chorizo served flaming). Of course, fajitas sizzle both on the plate and in your stomach.
Lovers of straight-up Mexican food should go to West Village for Taco Diner (3699 McKinney Ave., 214-521-3669), a Mexico City-style taqueria which contains a cheap array ($5 to $8) of tasty entrees ranging from the normal beef and chicken dishes to the fish and mushroom tacos.
The marquee sporting event of the weekend is back at the AAC, where the Dallas Mavericks will host the Memphis Grizzlies in Game 1 of their Western Conference first round series at 8:30 p.m. local time. Mark Cuban has done wonders with the Mavericks, creating one of the NBA's most raucous atmospheres out of what was an utterly irrelevant franchise in the '90s. However, hiring a bunch of weight-challenged men to dress up as cheerleaders was not one of his better moves. Nevertheless, it's like a car wreck -- you can't help but watch when they dance.
For the relaxing postgame drink, hit the Library Bar at The Melrose Hotel (3015 Oaklawn Avenue, Web site), where you can enjoy your favorite cocktail in a large leather chair surrounded by shelves of books. If you have too many drinks, you may find yourself singing along with the piano player.
Dial down from the playoff intensity and make sure to set that alarm so you can wake up in time for the early-morning flight out to take you back to reality.
Dan Feldman is a Dallas native who still wears his Roy Tarpley Sixth Man of the Year t-shirt.


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World of Little league Museum special monthly events and promotions.
Packwood House Exhibit: Weddings Remembered 1781-1950's
Wedding dresses from 1787 to the 1950's will be featured in the summer exhibit at Packwood House Museum showcasing the changing styles of American brides.
Pause and Effect Art Exhibit
This exhibition utilizes the Samek's photography collection to explore how the minutiae of our everyday lives stick with us, how they affect and enhance our memories and, ultimately, how they influence our personal narratives in profound ways. Curated by Laura Libert, Museum Fellow.
Selinsgrove Fine Arts Stroll
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.
Nest 2 Art Exhibit
The Exchange Gallery calls all regional artists to enter original works of art for an exhibition that revolves around the concept of "nest". All interpretations and all media including installation proposals accepted. This exhibition is open to all artists regardless of levels of experience and abilities.
Flowers and More Art Exhibit
The Northumberland County Council for the Arts and Humanities Art Gallery will present the work of local artist Mary Ann Labosky Levins.
Little League World Series
Visiting the Little League World Series? Visit the museum too! We are at the top of the hill along Route 15 North. We are open every day in August and for extended hours during the series! 9am-7pm
"Are We There Yet?" exhibition
The Exchange Gallery calls all regional artists to enter for an exhibition that revolves around the concept of "travel".
Demonstrations, Lectures, Workshops
"High School, Here I Come!" Workshop (REGISTRATION OPEN NOW)
Telos Educational Services is offering an exciting preparatory workshop for high school freshman. Through fun and interactive activities, students will look at their strengths, personalities, and passions to find personal direction, and will also learn fundamental skills for high-school success. (Register now for the August workshop)
Whole Life Society offering Qi Gong Classes
Qi Gong (pronounced 'chee gung') is an ancient Chinese health care system that integrates physical postures, breathing techniques and focused attention. People practice Qi Gong to heal their bodies, calm their minds and reconnect with their spirits. Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning classes available.
Adult and Teen Programming at the Herr Memorial Library
Find out what's happening this month at the Herr Memorial Library.
Small Business Development Center Workshops
SBDC Events, Workshops, & Special Programs
Brushstrokes Gallery Summer Art Classes
Brushstrokes offers summer classes in watercolor, colored pencils, painting, and sketching.
Class Schedule this Week at the Whole Life Society Center for Integral Yoga
Find out what's happening this week at the Whole Life Society offering Integral Yoga.
Fun with Watercolors- Ned Smith Center
Come explore the wonders of watercolor painting with the three primary colors and learn how they interact to saturate your world.
Sip and Dip at Millbrook Playhouse
Sipping and Dipping with The Potter's Palette at Millbrook Playhouse is the perfect way to enjoy a night out with friends and family. We will start you off with a canvas, step by step instruction and all the supplies needed to complete a canvas painting. After a few hours of laughter and fun, you leave with your own work of art.
Festivals & Fairs
Eagles Mere Events on the Green
Summer Antiques Market, held every July on the Village Green Annual Arts & Crafts Festival, held every August on the Village Green Annual Bi-Planes, Trains and Automobiles, held every October in the Village and nearby
Bloomsburg Artfest & Blues Concert
ArtFest, a summertime art party, will showcase regional artists' original work on this one day, accompanied by live music and activities for the whole family.
Lewisburg BrewBQue
Serving up beer, wine, and cider tasting, barbecue, live music, root beer garden, kids' festival and sidewalk sales in Hufnagle Park in beautiful, historic downtown Lewisburg. For tickets to the beer garden and more information, visit www.lewisburgpa.com/brewbq
Hillbilly Fever Days
Celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Beavertown Rescue Hose Co. #20 during the 2016 Hillbilly Fever Days. Held at Possum Hollow Park, Beavertown with live entertainment nightly, children's activities, hayrides, fair food, vendors, raffles.
Centre County Grange Fair & Encampment
The nation's most unique County Fair, with 1000 tents, 1500 RVs, 300 concessions, amusement rides, over 8,000 exhibit items, livestock, tractor pulls, equine center, free grandstand featuring nationally known entertainers, and much more!
Sunbury River Festival
Summer in the Susquehanna River Valley means the return of the annual Sunbury River Festival! Families come from far and wide to catch the popular event where a variety of live music and entertainment echoes along Front Street.
Spyglass Ridge Winery Celtic Festival
Join us at Spyglass Ridge Winery for Pennsylvania's Premier Celtic Festival! Again this year, we will have multiple local wineries, Three Beards Brewing, and Old Forge Brewing Co, top notch Celtic music, local food and craft vendors, a falconer and British cars!
New Berlin Day Antiques, Arts, & Crafts Festival
In the heart of Central PA: A celebration of heritage, artists, and craftsmen. One of central PA's largest one day street festival features purveyors of fine antiques, arts, and crafts.
Food & Drink
Emma's Food for Life Saturday BBQ Series
Saturdays in June, July & August, Emma will be featuring one of her special barbeque recipes.
Lewisburg Brew B Que
Serving up beer, wine, and cider tastings, barbecue, live music, root beer garden, kids' festival and sidewalk sales in Hufnagle Park in beautiful, historic downtown Lewisburg.
Knoebels Three Ponds Golf Club Nine & Dine Special
Family golf and dinner at Knoebels Three Ponds Golf Club
Milton Public Library - Hudock Capital Classic Chariity Golf Event
The 11th annual Hudock Capital Classic Charity Golf Event will be held at the Susquehanna Valley Country Club, with a shotgun start at 9 am. This year the event will benefit the Milton Public Library.
Sunbury Broadcasting Corporation End of Summer Mini Golf Challenge
Free mini golf tournament for area families! It will be a late morning tournament featuring free face painting, balloon animals and snacks for the kiddos! And, of course, free mini golf for the family!
History & Heritage
Joseph Priestley House Museum Tours
Joseph Priestley House is a National Historic Chemical Landmark where visitors can investigate the ideas and contributions to American history of Joseph Priestley (1733-1804), noted English theologian, educator, natural philosopher and political theorist.
Woolrich Woolen Mill Tours
Exclusive free tours of the Woolrich Woolen Mill.
Demonstration of Star-folding, Historic House Tours, Exhibits - July 31
The Union County Historical Society's historic Dale/Engle/Walker House will host Nada Gray as she demonstrates old-fashioned paper star-folding. The house will also be open for tours and exhibits.
Oxygen Day at Joseph Priestley House Museum
Tour the museum and see chemistry demonstrations.
Pioneer Craft Day at R. B. Winter State Park
Life on The Frontier: Early History, Crafts, and Traditions of North Central Pa
Traditional Tool Days and Demonstrations at the Gutelius House Museum
Come see traditional tools and unusual kitchenware.
Nostalgia Nights & Trivia at the Peter Herdic Transportation Museum
Join us for an evening of nostalgia in our fully restored 1949 Pullman dining car as we re-create the original railcar menu. After dinner, join us inside the museum to hear a presentation on the history of Pullman dining cars. Cars from the 40's and 50's are on display. Solve clues to find hidden cash prizes
Pioneer Day Celebration at Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine
In addition to coal mine tours and steam train rides, a variety of events will be held in the adjacent community park: live music on the bandstand, chicken BBQ dinners, ethnic foods, craft fair, free petting zoo. "The Breaker Boys" will also entertain visitors on the coal mine tour.
Fort Augusta Reenactment
The Augusta Regiment and the Northumberland County Historical Society will stage a reenactment of the 1756 ambush of a Pennsylvania soldier at Bloody Spring along Memorial Drive in Sunbury.
Middlecreek Valley Antique Association Fall Machinery Show
Featuring antique tractors, gas engines, steam engines, and other related farm equipment, displays and demonstrations, flea market and craft vendors, live entertainment, tractor pulls, great food and more!
In-Store Promotions and Sales
Live. Love. Lewisburg - Walk About Wednesdays
Let's Go Downtown! Every Wednesday from May - August, there are specials, discounts and flash sales throughout the downtown. Offerings change every week, so there's something new all the time! 2nd Friday & Saturday - Sidewalk Sales!
Christmas in July at Kohl's Stony Hill Christmas Shoppe
It's Christmas in July here at Kohl's Stony Hill Tree Farm, PA's largest Christmas Shoppe.
Shop Local Shopping Spree
Shop Local and be registered to win a Grand Prize $500 in Susquehanna River Valley Shopping Coupons
Owens Farm Pork (Order Now for Fall/Winter)
If you are planning to enjoy our pastured Tamworth Pork this winter, you might want to place your order sooner rather than later. We raise a limited number of pigs each season, and have quite a few orders already for the November batch. These will be the last pigs until spring 2017. Reserve a whole, half, or quarter pig Sampler.
Wild for Salmon Fishtival
Join us in celebrating our 13th successful Sockeye Salmon fishing season by taking part in discounts, giveaways, food samplings and more!
Just for Kids
2016 Events at the World of Little League® Museum
World of Little League Museum special monthly events and promotions.
Parakeet Landing
Surround yourself with hundreds of colorful parakeets in Reptiland's NEW aviary! Beautiful budgies fly about—and may land on you—in this immersive experience.
Dinosaurs Come to Life
Travel back in time with this prehistoric outdoor adventure! See life-size animatronic dinosaurs roar, spit, and bellow as you trek through this exciting educational exhibit.
Susquehanna University Kids' College (registration open now)
Susquehanna University's Kids' College offers a variety of engaging, interactive learning experiences for intellectually curious, highly motivated learners. The classes are led by an enthusiastic staff committed to providing a unique learning experience.
Buffalo Valley Recreation Authority Summer Camps
This summer Buffalo Valley Recreation Authority (BVRA) is offering Summer Camp opportunities for all age groups.
Ned Smith Center 2016 Summer Camps
At the Ned Smith Center's acclaimed Summer Camps, campers will not only experience authentic connections with nature, but with each other! Join us as we discover our world together! All camps are held at the Ned Smith Center.
Summer Paint Parties
Every other Wednesday 2-3:30, June 15th - Aug. 10th. Painting projects for the whole family, held outdoors in the museum garden, weather permitting.
Packwood House Museum Summer Programs for Children
Packwood House Museum is pleased to announce its 2016 Summer Programs for Kids. See a magic show, make a fairy lantern and a fairy or hobbit garden, join in a drum circle, hear folktales with Fiona Powell, and make other arts and crafts in these Tuesday morning sessions throughout he summer.
Gandparent and Me Camps
Grandparent and Me Camps: Make memories in these special shared learning experiences! For students 4—8 with an older adult (grandparents are especially welcome!) Camps include: Wild Garden Art Camp; Garden Sprouts Camp; and Nature Crafts Camp. Your choice of camp date and subject.
Children's Programming at the Public Library for Union County
Find out what's happening this month at the Public Library for Union County.
Children's Programming at the Herr Memorial Library
Find out what's happening this month at the Herr Memorial Library.
Kids Yoga Classes with the Whole Life Society Integral Yoga
Join in the fun! Kids' Yoga with Vani at the Whole Life Society is open to all kids between the ages of 5 to 11.
Reptiland Discount Coupon
Make unforgettable memories at the zoo this summer!
Taber Museum History Camp (World War I & II Eras)
Young historians will learn about World War I & II eras.
My First Circus Art Camp (A & B)
Designed for the younger artist age 2-5. On each of the four days, our preschool educator captivated the audience with circus-themed storytelling, dramatic play, and hands-on art activities.
Lewisburg Night Out
Come out and enjoy a free fun family night! Meet: Local Law Enforcement Agencies, Fire Departments & Emergency Services, Dozens of other service agencies and organizations. "OVER 100 AGENCIES INVOLVED" who will be providing activities for all ages and a range of information for kids and families.
Repurposed Junk and Upcycled Funk- Ned Smith Center Summer Day Camp
This camp is overflowing with creative uses for everyday objects. We will make instruments, art, and gadgets from seemingly "useless" items.
Join us for a fun-filled day with trucks of all kinds. Get an up-close, hands-on look at heavy equipment, go-karts, fire engines, and more!
Northumberland Lemonade Day
Lemonade Day is a fun family event with organized activities, games, prizes, food, and of course our young entrepreneurs peddling delicious lemonade! Prizes awarded for the best tasting lemonade, best decorated stand, best theme, and the coveted People's Choice Award!
Lewisburg Triathlon for Kids
Kids do one lap in the Lewisburg Community Pool, one lap on foot through the Lewisburg Area Recreation Park, and one on their bike!
The Secret Life of Money
Enjoy a free afternoon at the Museum while improving your child's understanding of money.
Stage Combat Camp- Ned Smith Center
Have you ever wished you could do what you see your favorite action heroes do? Fight Choreographer Dan Burke will teach us how in this two day camp on the Center's DeSoto Amphitheater for the Performing Arts.
Little League World Series
Visiting the Little League World Series? Visit the museum too! We are at the top of the hill along Route 15 North. We are open every day in August and for extended hours during the series! 9am-7pm
Rock and Roll Pet Store
This is a children's program that includes everything kids love: music, magic, puppets and live, friendly animals.
Snyder County Night Out
Join us for an evening of free food and FUN for all in Snyder County!
Campfire Music Series
Around the World: Songs & Stories from Other Lands: Families can learn about history, culture, and celebration, through lively songs and stories led by costumed presenter, Matthew Dodd. All ages welcome. Free with regular admission
Live Music
Front Street Station Evenings on the Patio
Front Street Station invites you to join us on the patio each Friday and Saturday, May through September, for great outdoor dining and live entertainment. Local bands perform from 7-10pm, weather permitting.
Susquehanna River Valley Music in the Park Concert Schedules
Music in the Park Summer is the season for enjoying the sunshine and warm temperatures in the beautiful Susquehanna River Valley...What better way than to join with family and friends in your local park for a fun evening of great music and fellowship. Bring your lawn chairs, some summery snacks and drinks, and get ready for some toe-tapping summer fun.
Lewisburg Music in the Park
The 20th season of the summer concert series Music in the Park begins on June 8th this year and will run through August 24th. The concerts will begin at 7:00 pm in Hufnagle Park, downtown Lewisburg.
Music at Shikellamy State Park
Shikellamy State Park will be hosting live music and food at events throughout the summer.
Rudy Gelnett Summer Music Series 2016 at the Commons in Selinsgrove
Every Thursday night down at the Commons area in downtown Selinsgrove, PA one band will be performing. 6:30-8:00 PM
Music in the Park Shamokin
Music in the Park Sunbury
Music in Cameron Park Tuesdays 6:30 PM -8:00 PM
Watsontown Music and Movies in the Park
Watsontown Music & Movies in the Park for August 19 is going to be held at the new Canal Boat Pavilion (along Canal Street at the end of the bridge in Watsontown) instead of the Memorial Park. The band is Fully Loaded. Movie in the Park will still be held in Memorial Park and is Zootopia. If the children bring their favorite stuffed animal to enjoy the movie with them they receive a chance to win the movie.
Full Moon Drumming at Dancing Bear Farm
Gather for joyous noise & rhythm-making each month as we watch the sunset in the west and the Full Moon rise over the eastern horizon.
Rudy Gelnett Summer Music Series-Spencer & The T-Bones
Spencer and the T-Bones is what you get when you mix a soulful singer with a rock'n rhythm section and funky horn line. The band features Williamsport's own Spencer Sweeting on vocals with eight of the area's top musicians.
Albright Centennial Concert: Rolf Sturm and friends
Centennial Concert with hand-dipped ice cream from Bruster's ice cream truck, historical demonstrations, crafts and fresh produce sales recalling the early traditions of the craft bazaar and yields of the 200-acre farm. Pick up a copy and meet the author and designer of the new book, "Memories, Reflections, and Dreams: An Illustrated History of Albright Care Services."
Victor Wainwright and The Wild Roots Blues Concert at Rusty Rail
Award-winning piano player Victor Wainwright and The Wild Roots will bring the blues to Rusty Rail Live at the Rusty Rail Brewing Co.
Gabe Stillman & The Billtown Giants live
Concert takes place the evening of the Bloomsburg ArtFest. on Center Street (which has plenty of music as well, from 10am-5pm). Come to ArtFest, stay for supper and then head to our landmark theatre for some great Blues.
WSO Pops in the Park at Pepper Street
Our "Pops In The Park" Summer Concert Series brings the graceful beauty and evocative power of orchestral music to the great outdoors for special performances at wonderful venues throughout the region. Free and Open to the Public
Nate Myers and the Aces Concert
Led by vocalist Nate Myers and his harmonica, Nate Myers and the Aces perform music influenced by many forms of American music – blues, funk, hip hop, rockabilly, country and improvisation. Nate Myers & the Aces take all these styles they love and weave them into a tapestry of their own.
Live Music- Skeeter Pit BBQ
Live Music- The Frank Wicher Band- Outdoors Weather Permitting- 6-9pm
Rudy Gelnett Summer Music Series - Jonah Roth & the Silver Linings
JONAH ROTH & THE SILVER LININGS is a popular local band who play original music as well as some John Mayer, Elvis and Beatles' covers.
Spencer and the T-Bones at the Community Theatre League
Enjoy a mix of classic rock, funk, soul, and current hits.
Williamsport Symphony Orchestra Pops in the Park Especially for Kids
Our "Pops In The Park" Summer Concert Series brings the graceful beauty and evocative power of orchestral music to the great outdoors for special performances at wonderful venues throughout the region. Free and Open to the Public.
Billtown Brass Pops in the Park
Our "Pops In The Park" Summer Concert Series brings the graceful beauty and evocative power of orchestral music to the great outdoors for special performances at wonderful venues throughout the region. Free and Open to the Public.
Kilmaine Saints Concert
Fronted by County Mayo, Ireland native Brendan, Kilmaine Saints have been firing up central PA with the kind of whiskey-swilling, hard-dancing, red-cheeked Celtic sets that hangovers were made for. Armed with accordions, tin whistles, bodhrans, fiddles and pipes the Harrisburg collective pummel their way through Irish, Scottish and folk traditionals (and a handful of originals) with fiery punk abandon.
Live Music- Skeeter Pit BBQ
Live Music- The Blind Chitlin Kahunas- Outdoors Weather Permitting- 6-9pm
Billtown Brass Pops in the Park (Brandon Park)
Our "Pops In The Park" Summer Concert Series brings the graceful beauty and evocative power of orchestral music to the great outdoors for special performances at wonderful venues throughout the region. Free and Open to the Public.
The Bumper Jacksons (Americana - FREE!)
The Bumper Jacksons play traditional folk American root music!
First Sunday Programs at Priestley Chapel
The First Sunday Program at Priestley Chapel features a variety of poems and music by local artists in the beautiful historic chapel.
Knoebels 2016 Fun All Summer Long!
Free admission, free parking, free picnicing, and free entertainment. Two world class, wooden roller coasters. Catch the Brass Ring on one of the largest and oldest Carousels in the world!
T&D's Cats of the World - Wild Animal Refuge is Open for the Season
T&D's Cats of the World is open for the summer season. Visit nearly 300 rescued animals including 50 wild felines (tigers, lions, cougars, leopards, lynx, bobcats, and servals). Bears, wolves, monkeys, and more await your visit.
Williamsport Crosscutters 2016 Schedule
The Williamsport Crosscutters are a Minor League Affiliate of the Philadelphia Phillies. Home games are played at Susquehanna Bank Park at Historic Bowman Field, the second oldest minor league stadium in the country. Tickets start at just $6.
Summer of FUN and Learning at Lake Tobias Wildlife Park
Everyday is a FUN day at the zoo but check out this schedule of extra special days and activities at Lake Tobias Wildlife Park including a Scavenger Hunt, Emergency Responder's Day, Wild Days Weekend, Founder's Day, Pioneer Festival, and Boo at the Zoo!
Buffalo Valley Lutheran Village Retirement Living 101 & Home Tours
Come for lunch and explore your retirement living options. This program will help you learn about the different types of retirement living available and how to make the choice that is best for you.
Little League Baseball World Series
August 18-28 - Little League Baseball World Series Visiting the Little League World Series? Visit the museum too! We are at the top of the hill along Route 15 North. We are open every day in August and for extended hours during the series! 9am-7pm
Milton Public Library - Literary Lawn Party
Milton Public Library will be holding its annual literary lawn party. This year's theme is "Casa Blanca". Sample food provided by the Kitchen Witch and dress in costume.
Buffalo Valley Lutheran Village Retirement Living 101 & Home Tours
Come for lunch and explore your retirement living options. This program will help you learn about the different types of retirement living available and how to make the choice that is best for you.
Outdoor Adventure
Owens Farm Guided Tours
Sustainable and humane farming is all over the news these days, and here's your chance to see how it's done. The Owens family raises sheep, pigs, chickens, turkeys, horses and honeybees on 112 acres of pasture and woods. See the border collie working, piglets at play, and happy hens.
2016 Weekend Themed Activities at Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Shangri-La On The Creek
Wet & Wild Rides (Bring your Gignormous Water Guns!), Hey-HeyRides & Photo Ops with Yogi Bear™, Cindy Bear™ or Boo Boo™, Yogi Cartoons & Coloring in Jellystone Theatre™, Candy Bar Bingo Sundays, Ceramics, Crafts, Movies, & Games, Bingo most Fridays & Saturdays. DJ music most Saturday evenings are just some of the FUN things planned for Yogi at Shangri-La campground this summer.
2016 Public Canoe & Kayak Trips with Canoe Susquehanna
Let us help you enjoy a recreational kayak trip on the scenic Susquehanna River. We provide everything you will need for a memorable adventure: expert and friendly guides, paddling equipment, shuttle, water, snacks, and digital pictures.
Reptiland's Dinosaurs Come to Life 2016
Travel back in time with Dinosaurs Come to Life, a prehistoric outdoor adventure! See life-size animatronic dinosaurs roar, spit, and bellow as you trek through this exciting educational exhibit.
Fishing Tournaments (Blue Heron Sports)
Blue Heron Sports is the Susquehanna River Valley's largest full service bait and tackle store featuring supplies and bait for all your fishing needs, as well as information about area fishing tournaments.
Lewisburg Community Pool is Open for the Season
The Lewisburg Community Pool will open for the 2016 season on Saturday, May 28th, at 11am. The pool will remain open for the season until Labor Day weekend. Pool hours are Monday through Friday from Noon to 8:00pm and Saturday and Sunday from 11:00am to 8:00pm. The Community Pool is offering swim lessons all summer starting the week of June 13th.
2016 Summer FUN at Lincoln Caverns
Lincoln Caverns has a full schedule of summer special tours and activities planned for your enjoyment this summer!
Summer Weekend Programming at R. B. Winter State Park
Programs and activities include: Stream Search; Bugs; Rapid Run Wetlands and Wildflowers Hike; Turtle Tales; Red, White and Blue Scavenger Hunt; Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration!; Hummingbird Tea and Talk; My Life as a Turkey; One Small Place in a Tree; Raccoon Nation; Fishers and Otters; Geology Gala; Rocks, Ridges, and Streams Geology Hike; Prehistoric Life; Pond and Creek Critters; The Last Dragons: Protecting Appalachia's Hellbender; One Drop of Water; PA Conservation Heritage Series " Ralph Abele; Wildlife restoration in Pennsylvania- Elk & Eagles; Rapid Run Nature Trail: The Shrouded Forest; Climate Change; Wildlife and Wetlands; Life on the Frontier: Early History, Crafts, and Traditions of North Central PA; PA Conservation Heritage Series: Gifford Pinchot; and a Lakeside Wildflower Walk.
Lincoln Caverns Photography Tours
Bring your tripod, your cameras and lights for a semi-private evening tour at Lincoln Caverns.
Summer Family FUN Nights at Lincoln Caverns
Enjoy special interactive themed tours for all ages, followed by panning for gems, and a craft for the kids. Rotating themes: Cave Critter Night, Thinkin' in Lincoln, and Scavenger Hunt Tour.
New Blacklight Adventure Tours at Lincoln Caverns
See Lincoln Caverns in a whole new light!
Port Penn Paddle Guided Kayak Tour
Paddle from Muncy to Montgomery, with a stop for a walking visit of Port Penn. Near the end of your river fun you may have an opportunity to 'play the wave' formed at the remains of a 19th century canal dam. Along the way, you will have ample time to enjoy the other paddlers, improve your paddling skills, and watch for osprey and bald eagles!
Seven Mountains Audubon Free Field Trip
The Seven Mountains Audubon will provide a FREE local field trip.
Jewel of the West Branch Guided Kayak Tour
Enjoy the companionship of other friendly paddlers as you watch for riverside wildlife, improve your paddling skills, and learn about local history! This route is 8 river miles between Montoursville & Muncy with an island rest stop mid-way.
Lewisburg Sprint Triathlon & Kid's Triathlon
A fit for Funds Event with the Buffalo Valley Recreation Authority. The Lewisburg Sprint Triathlon, for racers 14 and over, is a great event for the first time TRI-ers and avid racers. The kids tri is for children 7-14 and is meant to introduce youngsters to the sport of triathlon. The event is non-competitive, however it is chip timed.
Peace of the Susquehanna Guided Kayak Tour
Enjoy the companionship of other friendly paddlers as you watch for riverside wildlife, improve your paddling skills, and learn about local history! This trip is a delightful 7 miles on the West Branch Susquehanna River between Montgomery & Watsontown with an island rest stop mid-way.
Lake Chillisquaque SUP Fun
Meet us near the boat ramp at Montour Preserve's Lake Chillisquaque for up to three hours of paddling instruction, exploring the nooks and crannies of the Lake, & trying out new styles of paddling such as Stand Up Paddle-boards.
Theatre, Cinema & Dance Events
Elias Center for the Performing Arts 2016 Event Schedule
2016 Performance Schedule for the Elias Center for the Performing Arts
Summer 2016- Free Movies in the Susquehanna River Valley
Enjoy free movies with your family and friends this summer in the Susquehanna River Valley.
Campus Theatre Free Summer Family Film Series
(10) Ten film screenings on Tuesdays at 2:00pm. All screenings are free.
Watsontown Music and Movies in the Park
Watsontown Music in the Park for August 19 is going to be held at the new Canal Boat Pavilion (along Canal Street at the end of the bridge in Watsontown) instead of the Memorial Park. The band is Fully Loaded. Movie in the Park will still be held in Memorial Park and is Zootopia. If the children bring their favorite stuffed animal to enjoy the movie with them they receive a chance to win the movie
SRI Free Summer Movies on the River
Free Movies on the River on June 28, July 26, and August 23 with The Shikellamy Band food truck.
Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery at the Millbrook Playhouse
Get your deerstalker cap on-the play's afoot! From the award-winning mastermind of mayhem, Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor, Leading Ladies), comes a fast-paced show about everyone's favorite detective solving his most notorious case.
This Week at Your Campus Theatre!
Built in 1941, the Campus Theatre in downtown Lewisburg is an excellent example of art deco architecture. From its 16 foot murals to its etched glass doors, nearly all of the interior and exterior fixtures remain intact today. Open nightly, the theatre shows first-run, independent and classic films as well as specialized film festivals. Find out what's showing this week at your Campus Theatre.
Rock of Ages at the Millbrook Playhouse
This Tony Award nominated Broadway musical features the hits of bands including: Night Ranger, REO Speedwagon, Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, and many others.
Free Movies at Milton Public Library
Free movies on Friday evenings in August at the Milton Public Library. Free dinners provided by Milton YMCA at 7:30 pm and movies start at dusk on our outdoor movie screen -- Bring a lawn chair.
The Kitchen Witches at the Millbrook Playhouse
Isobel Lomax and Dolly Biddle are two "mature" cable-access cooking show hostesses who have hated each other for 20 years. When circumstances put them together on a TV show called The Kitchen Witches, the insults are flung harder than the food! Join our "studio" audience with this new interactive comedy!
African Queen at the Campus Theatre
Celebrate 75 years of movie magic with the Campus Theatre in a showing of John Huston's African Queen starring Humphrey Bogart and Katharine Hepburn.
Starlight Outdoor Film Series presents "Inside Out"
Joy, Anger, Fear and Sadness take us on an adventure in "Inside Out"
Movies on the River: Rio 2
Gather the family, collect the blankets and lawn chairs, and get down to the river for a FREE showing of Rio 2 in celebration of the summer Olympics.
Wine Events
Shade Mountain Winery Open Deck Nights
Grab your friends and head on over to the winery....we will have wine chilling and ready for purchase! There is no better way to spend a Friday night than on the deck of Shade Mountain..with wine in hand!
Spyglass Ridge Winery Backyard Concert Series
Each year, we book some of the biggest bands we can get our hands on! We've hosted the likes of Foreigner, Heart, Kansas, STYX, REO Speedwagon and many more. Check our website to see who will be rocking the Backyard in 2016!
Wings and Rings
The Chicken Truck from the Harrisburg area, will be coming up and serving their mouth-watering chicken wings and onion rings! Plus entertainment by Hemlock Hollow featuring their eclectic blend of Americana, bluegrass, and folk music.
"Pamper Me Monday"
Here we go ladies! An evening all to yourself of shopping, fun, and of course ... wine!
Bottles & Brews
Sample the wares of local amateur and professional brewers, vintners and distillers. Enjoy a delightful selection of catered cuisine, raffles and prizes galore. As an added attraction, special displays of brewing and distilling memorabilia will be on exhibit.
Sweet & Spicy
Join us for lunch with Deimler's Butcher Shop, ice cream by Bootleg Creamery, and live entertainment by Miss Carly Clark.
Wine-ee Women Event, Great Gatsby!
Dress in your 1920's fashion of flapper dresses, pearls, & feathered boas, meet with friends new and old, enjoy mini hand massages and locally made, vintage accessories to buy!
Spyglass Ridge Winery Celtic Festival
Join us at Spyglass Ridge Winery for Pennsylvania's Premier Celtic Festival! Again this year, we will have multiple local wineries, Three Beards Brewing, and Old Forge Brewing Co, top notch Celtic music, local food and craft vendors, a falconer and British cars!
Ju-u-ust PEACHY!!
Join us for a "peach-themed" day, featuring our very own in-house, sparkling Peach Mist flights, Deimler's Butcher Shop with lunchtime favorites, and Peggy Kellar, playing acoustic covers.
Indian Hills Golf Club Wine Festival
Join us at Indian Hills Golf Club for a Wine Festival with live music by LeBlanc and Kissinger Haela. Enjoy wines by Armstrong Valley, Broad Mountain, Spyglass Ridge, and Whispering Oaks Vineyards and Wineries.


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