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Event by Cook Forest Sawmill Center for the Arts 170 Theatre Lane, Cooksburg, PA, United States, Pennsylvania 16217 Duration: 2 days Public  · Anyone on or off Facebook Open Saturday June 6 from 9am-4pm and Sunday June 7 from 10am-3pm. This marks the 41st year for this festival. There will be hanging baskets, annuals, perennials, shrubs, herbs, vegetable plants, garden decor, home decor, and more. Anything you need to get your garden, flower beds, yard, and house ready for summer
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Class Details Time: The session starts at 9:00 AM and typically runs for about six hours. Location: Heritage House is located at 4 Sylvania Street, Brookville, PA 15825. Cost: The basic in-person course is free of charge. Requirements: Age: Students must be at least 11 years old to enroll. Independent Study: You must read Chapters 1, 4, 5, and 9 of the "Today's Hunter and Trapper in Pennsylvania" manual before attending. Certification: You must attend the entire session and pass a multiple-choice/true-false exam with a score of 80% or higher to receive your certificate. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (.gov) +5 Registration Pre-registration is mandatory for all Pennsylvania Game Commission courses. You can register online through the Pennsylvania Game Commission's Hunter-Trapper Education |
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Cook Forest State Park Children's Fishing Derby Date: Location: Age limit: What to do: Details: Sponsors: Marienville Rod & Gun Club, PA Fish & Boat Commission, Cook Forest Vacation Bureau, and Cook Forest State Park |
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One of the founding fathers of our country. Science, glass music, and philosophy are only part of Doctor Franklin's like. Join the elderly statesman as he reminisces about his involvement in the French & Indian forts of the 1750s. Please bring your chairs & blankets and meet at the Ridge Camp Park Amphitheater.
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Please meet at Shelter #2 to learn about our crepuscular friends while helping scientists survey bats & moths along Tom’s Run.  Please bring a light (headlamps with a red or green night-vision filter are best) and a refillable water bottle – we’ll have bat & moth masks for the kids to color. Program is free – no registration required. Sponsored by the Cook Forest Conservancy, Pennsylvania Game Commission, and Pennsylvania Bureau of Forestry. |
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Cook Forest State Park will host a series of living history events depicting life during the French & Indian War. Highlights of this full two-day encampment include children’s programs, woodland natives, cannon and musket firing demonstrations, sutler camp, council and trading events, nationally renowned living historians, French & Indian War era artisans, and live tactical engagements. Every battle is different! Take a walk back in time at the Sawmill Center for the Arts to view British, Colonial, French, and American Indian re-enactors as they portray lifestyles of the 18th century. Friday, May 22 from 800-900pm ‘An Evening with President Lincoln and the First Lady’ Please bring your chairs and blankets and meet at the Ridge Camp Park Amphitheater for an evening with Mr. & Mrs Lincoln, learning how they met before his tumultuous presidential career. Conducted by John King, lifetime member of Association of Lincoln Presenters, and 2013 look-alike contest winner at the Shriver House Museum in Gettysburg. Saturday, May 23 from 900-1030am ‘Lincoln’s Inaugural Trip to Washington’ Join President Abraham Lincoln and the First Lady as they reminisce about his trying cross country inaugural railroad trip across America to become the 16th President of the United States. Please bring your camp chairs and meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom. Saturday, May 23 from 1130am-1230pm Paul Stillman and Dave Clark as ‘The North Meets South’ Come see the Civil War through a New York regimental line soldier and a rebel of the Army of Northern Virginia. Please bring your camp chairs and meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom. Saturday, May 23 from 100-200pm M. Luthringer as a‘1750s French Marine’ We are looking for a few good men to learn how to march and fight for King Louis. Be prepared to make your mark. Two opposable teeth required. Vive le Roi!!! Please meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom. Saturday, May 23 from 300-430pm Paul Stillman as a ‘Seneca Indian’ A Native American visits us from the past on his trip from New York as he travels south along the historic Olean Trail. Please bring your camp chairs and meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom where he will be preparing for his trip. Saturday, May 23 from 800-900pm ‘An Evening with Ben Franklin’ by Paul Stillman One of the founding fathers of our country. Science, glass music, and philosophy are only part of Doctor Franklin’s life. Join the elderly statesman as he reminisces about his involvement in the French & Indian forts of the 1750’s. Please bring your chairs & blankets and meet at the Ridge Camp Park Amphitheater. Sunday, May 24 from 100-200pm Paul Stillman and Dave Clark as ‘Patriot Meets Loyalist: Friends No More!’ It was called a Revolutionary War, but it was also a civil war; family against family, friend against friend. Please bring your camp chairs and meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom. Sunday, May 24 from 230-330pm Paul Stillman as a ‘Colonial Craftsman’ Learn how things were made during the early part of the 18 th century during a quill and bamboo pen fabrication workshop. Please bring your camp chairs at meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom. Sunday, May 24 from 400-530pm ‘Colonial Life as a Child’ by the Noel Family Join the Noels as they discuss educational practices of Colonial America, the daily chores of children, and the games they played. You will have the opportunity to write with a quill pen, gather eggs and the day’s water supply, walk on stilts, play graces, trap ball, and dress up. Bring your kids and camp chairs to the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom for a Colonial education experience with your kids in mind. Sunday, May 24 from 800-930pm Ray Owen, GRAMMY nominated singer, songwriter, and storyteller, will be presenting 'Hats Off to America’ at the Ridge Camp Park Amphitheater. Take a musical journey through history with a crew of colorful characters wearing an array of period hats that step out of history and onto the stage. A spirited American odyssey that ventures from the steam engine to the search engine, the Buffalo chips to the microchips, engaging the past to enlighten our future. Don’t forget your chairs and blankets!
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The Laurel Festival Blessing Service will be held on Saturday, June 13 at 10 AM, bringing our community together in a peaceful morning of worship, reflection, and music. The service opens with welcoming words and prayer, followed by inspiring selections from the Special K Quartette. Local pastors will share scripture and offer prayers for the Laurel Festival, our vendors and businesses, board members, government leaders, veterans, and all who attend the celebration.
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Join the Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center on Saturday, June 13, from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for an action-packed afternoon that’s perfect for the whole crew. We’re talking incredible lunch combos starting at just $4.00, but the food is only the beginning! Dive into a day filled with games, face painting, awesome giveaways, and special guest appearances. Whether you're there for the prizes or to explore the center, every bite and every smile helps support their amazing educational mission. Don't miss out on the most delicious day of the summer—mark those calendars now! |
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June 14,2026 https://events.dcnr.pa.gov/event/womens-hiking-series Come Nurture your Mental and Physical health during a Sunday evening hike. We will meet at the Ridge Camp Pavilion, in Cook Forest State Park. (Across from the entrance to the Firepower on Rt. 36) Moderate Level Hiking with some rough terrain and a few hills (Not a paved level path). Approximately 2 hours long. Open to all women ages 14 and up. Dogs on a leash. Rain or Shine! Weather permitting and pending interest of the group, we will branch off into two groups. One group will venture onto a more rigorous path while the other group will continue on a path to relax and enjoy being in nature. For more information please contact Meredith at: reinhartmeredith24@gmail.com or (814) 319-4621 |
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It is finally time for our highly anticipated annual book sale! Our sale will run June 16-20, 2026 during library hours. Friday and Saturday are by donation and Saturday after 2pm books are FREE! The library will be CLOSED on Sunday to help staff rest and reset the library. With over 20,000 items, there is truly something for everyone at this amazing used book sale |
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June 18, 19, and 20, 2026 Hot Air Engines of the World This Exposition will feature the hot air (Stirling) engines, fans, and numerous past and present thermal operated toys and models from across the globe! The museum currently showcases several of these unique and interesting operating machines and a record number are expected to show up for the show. Our chairman for this event, Dr. Brent Rowell, is well known and respected for his knowledge of these engines, and their past, present, and future value to mankind. Single-Day Adult Admission - $12 Three-Day Adult Admission Pass - $30 Children under 12 years and Members - Free Seller's Fee - $40 Hours of operation for the Exposition are 7 a.m. to 8 p.m on June 18 and 19 (Thursday and Friday) 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on June 20 (Saturday) Prior to the Exposition the museum gate will be open for visitors on June 17 (Wednesday) from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. See our schedule of future Expositions Please note: The museum is closed on Sunday, June 21
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Join Penn Highlands Healthcare at Home for a free monthly support group designed for adults navigating the journey of grief. These meetings provide a safe, confidential space for area residents to connect and find support among peers. When: Thursday, June 18th (and monthly) Time: 2:30 PM Where: Penn Highlands Healthcare at Home, 298 Main Street, Brookville, PA 15825 Cost: Free Registration: No reservation is required; walk-ins are welcome. For more information: Please contact MaryLou Wehler, Bereavement Coordinator, at 814-788-8002. |
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Sloppy Science Day returns to the Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center on Saturday, June 20, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Get ready for a day full of messy, hands-on fun with activities like Ocean Dig, Man-Sized Bubbles, Giant Spin Art Painting, Seaside Stamping, and Shooting Soda Geysers. It’s all about getting a little sloppy while learning a lot—kids will explore science in the most entertaining (and messiest) way possible! Children ages 12 and under must be accompanied by an adult. Live demonstrations will take place several times throughout the day. For more details, call 814-938-1000 or email educator@weatherdiscovery.org |
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Father’s Day Magnet Craft Sunday June 21 11:00-3:00 p.m. We know you loaf your dad dough much… so we baked up an adorable magnet craft so you can show him just how much you care! These craft kits are free for ALL children with paid admission. One magnet kit per child with paid admission while supplies last. |
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Step into a world of elegance, secrets, and quiet rebellion with this month’s Book Club pick: The Velvet Hours by Alyson Richman. Inspired by true events, The Velvet Hours tells the story of a reclusive Parisian woman guarding a hidden legacy of art, luxury, and memory inside her apartment. When her life becomes intertwined with a young law student, layers of history begin to unfold—revealing a deeply moving portrait of love, loss, and the enduring power of beauty. It’s a novel steeped in Parisian atmosphere, filled with exquisite details of art, fashion, and femininity—perfectly aligned with the spirit of Maison Alkaaby. Join us as we explore a story where elegance meets resilience, and where every object holds a story waiting to be. Wednesday, June 24th 6pm-8pm 360 Main Street, Brookville, Pennsylvania |
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‘Clarion River Boating Program: Gravel Lick-Mill Creek’ Please join us for an interpretive guided float down the National Wild & Scenic Clarion River. Wildlife and lumber history abound along this secluded stretch of the river. Fishing is excellent. Help us document wood duck nesting success, river otter sign, and bald eagle nests while we kayak through the Steel Trap. This is a true wilderness boating experience. No sign of human occupation until we get near the end. Only experienced boaters permitted. Please meet at the Park Office where we will drive to the starting point. Folks must pre- register by 6/22 by contacting the Park Office at (814)744-8407. Registration limited to 10 boats. Cost is $50/boat payable by cash, check or money order made out to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. All boats, gear, and lunch provided. Prior Cook Forest kayak training participants receive a 50% discount. Register early, available spots go fast. See you on the river! |
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1 event,We will be selling tickets through Sunday May 31. Be sure to stop by the Weather Discovery Center to order yours today! They are concourse level 100 seats for just $12! The Punxsutawney Weather Discovery Center is excited to announce we’re heading to the concourse at Peoples Natural Gas Field for the Altoona Curve game on Sunday, June 28—and it’s shaping up to be a perfectly sunny Family Day at the ballpark! Bring your crew out for a day that’s sure to be a home run: enjoy the game, explore our traveling exhibits on the concourse, and hang out with your Weather Center friends—all while cheering on the Curve. And the forecast? A cool front of savings! Score Level 100 tickets for just $12 each. Game time is 1:00 p.m. as the Altoona Curve host the Reading Fightin’ Phils. Kids Run the Bases After the game, kids 12 & under can round the bases like all-stars! (Children 6 & under may be accompanied by an adult.) Note: Like any good forecast, plans can change—this event may be canceled in case of inclement weather. Ticket Info Registration is now open at the Weather Discovery Center! • All seats: $12 • Payment: Cash or check • Tickets delivered 2 weeks before the game Call 814-938-1000 for more information and to reserve your spot before tickets fly off the shelf like a fastball! Don’t get caught in a rain delay—make your plans now! We can’t wait to spend a grand slam afternoon at the ballpark with you! See less |
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Saturday, July 4 at 300pm - ‘A Walk Through the Forest Cathedral’ Please meet at the Log Cabin Inn Environmental Learning Classroom for an interpretive hike into the Forest Cathedral, a registered National Natural Landmark. Learn how to identify old growth forest characteristics, and observe different types of environmental disturbance that are an integral part of old growth forest ecosystems. (2 hrs) |
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