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Food Truck Monday returns to Historic Downtown Brookville beginning March 16! Each Monday from mid-March through October, a rotating lineup of food trucks will serve lunch and dinner in front of Town Square on Main Street. Grab something delicious and enjoy the heart of downtown—because the best seat in the house is outside. Relax at one of the picnic tables or park benches, take in the fresh air, and soak up the charm of Brookville’s Victorian Main Street. Hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce. |
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Whether you turn wrenches for a living, spend weekends under the hood, or simply appreciate seeing a new business invest in our community, this is a celebration you won't want to miss. Join the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce as we welcome Hovis Auto & Truck Supply to Brookville with an official ribbon cutting ceremony and Grand Opening celebration. Meet the team, tour the new store, enjoy free food, enter to win great prizes, and help us celebrate the newest addition to Brookville's growing business community. For a company that's been keeping Western Pennsylvania moving since 1952, this Grand Opening is more than a new storefront—it's the beginning of an exciting new chapter. 📅 Tuesday, June 30, 2026 ✂️ Ribbon Cutting: 10:50 a.m. 🎉 Grand Opening Celebration: 11:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m. 📍 2 S. Pickering Street, Brookville Everyone is welcome. |
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MAKE PUNXSUTAWNEY HISTORY WITH THE RETURN OF THE WEATHER WIZARD! Friday, July 3, 2026 • 11:00 a.m. Join us as the Weather Discovery Center celebrates America’s 250th Birthday with the return of the Weather Wizard! Be there for the official unveiling of our Phantastic Phil at 11:00 a.m., then stay and enjoy the museum with a special one-day admission price of just $2.50. Representing the past, present, and future of the Weather Discovery Center, the Wizard of Weather returns as a symbol of our enduring mission to educate, inspire, and spark curiosity about weather. We are thrilled to debut our Wizard of Weather, Wizzie, as part of Punxsutawney’s Semiquincentennial Celebration. 
Celebrate our Independence on the 3rd with food, drinks and live music behind the Gateway Lodge. Bring a lawn chair and watch the fireworks from the best seat in town. 
We are excited for the Holiday weekend and our double feature event. When you purchase your food and snacks, make sure to get your ticket to win the Worlds Largest Minion Popcorn Bag filled with our Golden Yellow perfect Popcorn!!!!! Just put your phone number on the back of the ticket and deposit in our designated popcorn bucket. We will be pulling the winner Sunday Night and will notify the winner Sunday if you're in attendance or Monday if not.
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Fridays 4-7pm May through October. If you would like to set up to sell your Home - Grown /Home Made Products Please call the Distillery @ 814-849-0915 |
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The Hazen Flea Market is back for the 2026 season—mark your calendar and come treasure hunting! Held one weekend each month from May through October, this beloved Brookville tradition brings together vendors, antiques, handmade goods, fresh finds, and one-of-a-kind pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re browsing, shopping, or just soaking in the atmosphere, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Interested in becoming a vendor? Call 814-328-2528 for more information and to reserve your spot! hazenflea.com Located at 6847 Route 28 N, Brookville, PA, this event is hosted by the Warsaw Township Volunteer Fire Company and usually features shopping from 7 AM to mid-afternoon. . 
Get ready for a full day of patriotic fun at the Corsica Volunteer Fire Company July 4th Celebration! This community tradition offers something for everyone, from morning festivities to a spectacular night sky. Event Highlights 10:30 AM | Community Parade: Kick off the holiday with an exciting parade through town. All Evening | Live Music: A live band takes the stage at 6:00 PM to keep the summer vibes going. Family Fun: Enjoy various games, activities for kids and adults, and plenty of delicious food and cold drinks available throughout the day. 10:00 PM | Fireworks Display: End the night with a bang during the grand finale fireworks show! Know Before You Go Location: Downtown Corsica, PA What to Bring: Grab your family, friends, and lawn chairs to settle in for the festivities. Get Involved: Community groups interested in participating in the parade are encouraged to message the Corsica Volunteer Fire Company Facebook page for more details. C
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St. Joseph’s 87th Annual 4th of July Celebration July 4th 11 AM – 4 PM Parish Grounds – 112 Rectory Lane – Lucinda PA I-80 Exit 60 – Rt. 66 North 10 Miles Pre-Festival Kickoff – St. Joseph's Liberty 5K Run/Walk – June 27th 8 AM Lucinda Train Station – 1040 Lander Drive – Lucinda • Clarion County’s Oldest Independence Day Celebration! • Traditional all-you-can-eat Chicken & Ham Dinners – Homemade Pie & Soup with our famous Homemade Noodles. • Games of skill & chance for all ages. • Live Entertainment • Festival Food • Bingo • Over $40,000 in Cash & Prizes including many Handmade Quilts, Outdoor Items, Gift Certificates and a $5,000 Grand Prize. • Event held Rain or Shine – canopy covered – handicap accessible – parking shuttle available. • Nearly 2,000 dinners served each year. Dining Room serving 11 AM – 3 PM; Takeouts available 11 AM – 2 PM; Dinner ticket sales open at 10 AM. Adults: $14 Children 6 – 12: $7 Children under 6: Free. • Festival proceeds benefit St. Joseph Catholic School. Come Celebrate! • Info: www.watch4deercatholic.church, Facebook @stjoseph4thofjuly or 814-226-7288.
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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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Experience the warmth of Gateway Lodge with live music in Cook Forest on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday nights. Local musicians bring the lodge to life with acoustic favorites and soulful originals while you dine from our Wild Crafter’s Kitchen menu, featuring seasonal, locally sourced dishes made in-house. Cozy up by the fire, sip a glass of wine, and enjoy live music in Cook Forest paired with fresh, forest-to-table flavors — a truly memorable evening in Pennsylvania’s most peaceful woodland retreat. 07-04-26|Saturday| Mike Zaffuto 5-8pm |
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Alium Spiritum will perform “An American Dream,” a concert of folk, classical, and pop vocal music at the historic Brookville Presbyterian Church on Sunday, July 5 at 3 p.m. Founded by Brookville native Sean Taylor, the vocal quartet will premiere new music for four voices composed by members of the group, including music by Taylor based on inscriptions by Douglas Stahlman found in Brookville’s Scripture Rocks Heritage Park. In addition to classical music by J.S. Bach, Adolphus Hailstork, and Jennifer Lucy Cooke, Alium Spiritum will also perform pop arrangements of Queen’s “Love of My Life”, and The Backstreet Boys’ “I Want It That Way”. |
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Food Truck Monday returns to Historic Downtown Brookville beginning March 16! Each Monday from mid-March through October, a rotating lineup of food trucks will serve lunch and dinner in front of Town Square on Main Street. Grab something delicious and enjoy the heart of downtown—because the best seat in the house is outside. Relax at one of the picnic tables or park benches, take in the fresh air, and soak up the charm of Brookville’s Victorian Main Street. Hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Food Truck Monday returns to Historic Downtown Brookville beginning March 16! Each Monday from mid-March through October, a rotating lineup of food trucks will serve lunch and dinner in front of Town Square on Main Street. Grab something delicious and enjoy the heart of downtown—because the best seat in the house is outside. Relax at one of the picnic tables or park benches, take in the fresh air, and soak up the charm of Brookville’s Victorian Main Street. Hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce. |
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heritagThe "Scam Jam" is a free educational and safety program designed to help older adults and community members recognize, avoid, and report financial fraud and scams. These events regularly feature presentations from the Jefferson County Area Agency on Aging Event Details: Location: What to Expect: Registration: Next Steps & Resources: To Register: at (814) 849-3391.
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Just a reminder that registration is now open for Summer Camp. We are over halfway full for every session, so be sure to register your camper soon! 2026 Summer Camp will be held at the Weather Discovery Center on July 8, 15, and 22 with our all-new series: “What’s Up With This Wind?” It’s going to be a whirlwind of fun as we dive into everything wind—how it forms, how it moves, and why it can really blow us away! From breezy experiments to gusty discoveries, this camp is sure to sweep kids off their feet. Registration is required- and with limited space, spots are flying away fast —so be ready to sign up before they’re gone with the wind!
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awarneAre you a professional or volunteer working with adults? Join us for a symposium dedicated to the prevention of elder exploitatioin. The event will highlight current financial abuse,trends and intervention strategies,all while providing an oppurtunity to net work with peers across the Legal,Financial,Social Services and related sectors. The goal is to strengthen our community's referral network to better protect the older adults we serve. A complimentary luncheon to be served at 11:30am |
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July 11-12, Saturday 10 am – 5 pm & Sunday 10 am -3 pm. This festival features carefully hand-carved creations which are judged by professional carvers. These impressive works of art are displayed throughout the weekend, and many are available for purchase. You can vote for your favorite carving, and we will award a People’s Choice at noon Sunday. Demonstrations and a woodcarving class will round out the event.
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Come Shake,Rattle & Roll Your Way to the Verna Leith Theater.For An Evening With Elvis In The Forest. |
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July 12,2026 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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Food Truck Monday returns to Historic Downtown Brookville beginning March 16! Each Monday from mid-March through October, a rotating lineup of food trucks will serve lunch and dinner in front of Town Square on Main Street. Grab something delicious and enjoy the heart of downtown—because the best seat in the house is outside. Relax at one of the picnic tables or park benches, take in the fresh air, and soak up the charm of Brookville’s Victorian Main Street. Hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce. |
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Future Expositions: The Plan Each year our Spring Exposition features a particular engine. Here are the featured engines for upcoming years of Expositions. 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 is well known and respected for his knowledge of these engines, and their past, present, and future value to mankind. Exposition Chairman: Dr. Brent Rowell June 17, 18, and 19, 2027 - Crossley Bros. and other English Engines The focus of this event will showcase these uniquely designed engines. They have become popular with collectors and engine enthusiasts here in the states and abroad. The museum showcases of these engines. We look forward to seeing these engines for the Exposition! Our knowledgeable chairman promises a great Exposition! Exposition Chairman: Wayne Grenning June 15, 16, and 17, 2028 - Diesel, Air Blast & Oil Engines This event will showcase our new “Diesel Centrale CPM” building with the M.A.N. Diesel, the Graz Diesel, and the Benz Diesel engines. The museum also has an extensive display of Oil Engines in the “Power Technology Building Annex” building. Exposition Chairman: Mike Murphy June 14, 15, and 16, 2029 - The “Otto” Gas and Gasoline Engines This event will showcase the famous Otto Gas and Gasoline Engine Company of Philadelphia, PA. Founded as Schleicher, Schumm & Co. in 1876 by its German parent company, the firm later became Otto Gas Engine Works in honor of the founder and father of our modern four-cycle engine, Dr. Nicholas Otto. Exposition Chairman: Chris Epping June 13, 14, and 15, 2030 - John Deere, Root & VanDervoort, & Waterloo Boy This event will feature the John Deere, R & V, and the Waterloo Boy gas engines. There should be many of these high-quality engines for the Exposition Show. Exposition Co-Chairman: Peter Knight and Rie Fulk
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Brookville Chamber’s Eggs & Issues Offers Insight into Regional Growth & Opportunity Coffee, conversation, and community impact are all on the menu as the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes the community to its next Eggs & Issues breakfast on Tuesday, July 14 at 7:30 a.m. at Drip Coffeehouse + Kitchen. Designed to spark conversation and connect people with the organizations shaping our region, Eggs & Issues is one of the Chamber’s most engaging quarterly networking events. Open to everyone — including business owners, professionals, community leaders, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and residents — the morning offers a unique opportunity to build connections, gain valuable insight, and stay informed on the resources and initiatives driving growth across our communities. This event’s featured presenters are the PennWest Clarion Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and the North Central Planning & Development Commission (NCPDC). These two organizations play a major role behind the scenes in business support, economic development, entrepreneurship, workforce initiatives, funding opportunities, and long-term community growth throughout the region. Attendees will gain insight into the programs, resources, and initiatives helping local businesses and communities. The event will be held July 14 at 7:30 a.m. at Drip Coffeehouse + Kitchen. Cost to attend is $15 for Chamber members and $20 for non-members. Click here to purchase tickets online. Everyone is encouraged to attend. For more information, contact the Brookville Chamber at (814) 849-8448 or director@brookvillechamber.com, or visit BrookvilleChamber.com for more details.
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We're Bringing Atriuum To Our Library! A smarter,more modern way to search,borrow and connect. Here is What's coming. Beautiful new catalog,Free mobile,made for kids to Reading lists and Discovery,you're account anywhere. PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH OUR STAFF AS WE NAVIGATE THIS NEW SYSYEM
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Just a reminder that registration is now open for Summer Camp. We are over halfway full for every session, so be sure to register your camper soon! 2026 Summer Camp will be held at the Weather Discovery Center on July 8, 15, and 22 with our all-new series: “What’s Up With This Wind?” It’s going to be a whirlwind of fun as we dive into everything wind—how it forms, how it moves, and why it can really blow us away! From breezy experiments to gusty discoveries, this camp is sure to sweep kids off their feet. Registration is required- and with limited space, spots are flying away fast —so be ready to sign up before they’re gone with the wind! |
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July 17th Dinner and a Show Dinner served at 5:30pm-6pm in the Sawmill Classroom. Catered by Montana's Country Cafe. Menu includes Stuffed Chicken Breast, mashed potatoes, green beans, salad, dinner roll and drink. Dinner and Show $35. Synopsis: Pedro, Ben and Claude discover that while they've been away at the Civil War, Betty and the other womenfolk have been doing all of the roping and ranching. This Western romp is inspired from Shakespeare's hilarious battle-of-the-sexes romantic comedy, "Much Ado About Nothing." Despite how much the cowpokes and the ladies of the ranch taunt each other, love seems to be in the air. Claude falls head over heels in love with Winny, a lovely Southern belle, but Calamity Jane, a rambunctious tomboy, secretly longs for Claude's affections and is bent on stirring up a big bowl of trouble when she doesn't get her way. Meanwhile, Ben and Betty are arch-rivals, only happy when they are insulting each other...or is it just their way of masking their deeply guarded feelings for one another? Audience Suitability: All AgesDinner And A Show
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Experience the warmth of Gateway Lodge with live music in Cook Forest on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday nights. Local musicians bring the lodge to life with acoustic favorites and soulful originals while you dine from our Wild Crafter’s Kitchen menu, featuring seasonal, locally sourced dishes made in-house. Cozy up by the fire, sip a glass of wine, and enjoy live music in Cook Forest paired with fresh, forest-to-table flavors — a truly memorable evening in Pennsylvania’s most peaceful woodland retreat. 07-16-26 Thursday| Samantha Sears| 6-8pm |
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Farmers Market On Fridays,4:oopm till 7;oopm May through October If you would liketo set up to sell your home-made or home-grown products, please call 814-849-0915 |
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Our annual fundraising race for Western PA CARES for Kids offers 2 different timed events, a community walk, and fun for the whole family! Cash prizes for race winners Free picnic lunch for all racers and spectators Great raffles including gift cards and tickets to theme parks and sporting events Our race, held in the beautiful Cook Forest State Park, will be held July 19, 2025 at Shelter 2. The Duathlon consists of a 3.1 mile run then a 12 mile bike ride and ends with another 2 mile run. Many participate in this event as teams of 2 or 3, but this event can also be done solo. The 5K is a 3.1 mile race on a mix of trails and paved roads in Cook Forest. These events are timed with the exception of the community walk which is a two mile walk. All those who are pre-registered by June 16th will receive a free t-shirt. There is also a free picnic lunch provided to all racers and spectators following the event. 
Chrome. Fins. Power. Pure American attitude. The Greenberg Cadillac Museum isn’t just a collection—it’s a full-throttle walk through America’s love affair with the automobile. Home to America’s Largest Cadillac Collection, this place is PACKED with over 85 jaw-dropping classics that defined cool for generations. We’re talking bold designs, vintage luxury, tailfins for days, and the kind of cars that turned heads then—and still do now. Every corner hits you with something iconic, from early 1900s pioneers to the smooth, statement-making rides that owned the road. If you love classic cars, nostalgia, or just want to see something seriously impressive right here in Brookville—this is your stop. 67 South White Street (Route 36), Brookville Select weekends May–October 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
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2nd Annual Jake Popson Memorial Bow Shoot Join us for a day of archery, community, and remembrance! Whether you're a seasoned archer or just looking for a great day outdoors, the Jake Popson Memorial Bow Shoot offers a unique experience for everyone. This event honors Jake’s legacy with a day of friendly competition on a scenic 30-target 3-D course, complete with quirky challenges and precision novelty shoots. Event Details: When: Saturday, July 18, 2026 Time: 8:00 AM – 2:00 PM (Scorecards due by 2:00 PM) Where: 769 Smail Road, Corsica, PA Food: Complimentary meal for all registered shooters (12:00 PM – 3:00 PM) Highlights & Challenges: 3-D Course: 30 targets set through beautiful, scenic terrain. Iron Target Challenge: A high-stakes elimination shoot at 2:30 PM for a chance to win prizes. Novelty Shoots: Test your skills with the Inside Out and Rat Trap challenges. Auction & Prizes: Participate in the Chinese Auction and various archery raffles. Registration: Pre-register online to secure an exclusive event T-shirt, or register on-site the day of the event for $30. Please note that this is a hunter stake course—traditional and compound bows only (no crossbows or competition bows). All proceeds benefit the Jake Popson Memorial. Bring your bow, your friends, and your competitive spirit! Click here to register and view full event details
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At Coolspring Power Museum Coolspring Power Museum is hosting "History Day" from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. There will be volunteers throughout the museum buildings and grounds to give presentations on the history of many engines in the museum along with the history of the museum itself. They will explain when and where the engines were built and what they were used for. A brief description will be given on how the engines operate and why each manufacturer made his a little different than others. Many engines will be running throughout the day, with a scheduled start-up for the larger engines. Engineers will explain how they start an engine and answer any questions you might have. History Day will give you the opportunity to have a personal tour of the museum and the freedom to do so at your own pace. Volunteers will be on hand to show you why the Coolspring Power Museum has the finest antique engine collection in the world. The gift shop will be open all day for any souvenirs or apparel you might be interested in. Restroom facilities that are wheelchair accessible are available and there are plenty of benches throughout the grounds for taking a break. A food vendor will be on-site if you wish to purchase lunch or refreshments. All parking is free. Admission for the event is $12. Information regarding the event is available by calling the museum at 814-849-6883 or by calling Stewart McKinley at 814-316-1794 between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. Eastern Time. Your admission includes presentations and tours. History Day events are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Antique Car, Truck & Tractor Show July 18, 2026 At the Coolspring Power Museum Exhibitor Field This is a show for fun! No judging of cars, trucks, or tractors. No vehicle is too large or too small. We will also be having History Day with the show and many engines will be running along with guided tours of the museum available. A food vendor will be on-site if you wish to purchase lunch or refreshments. A donation to CPM for showing your vehicle is appreciated. Admission is $12 unless you are showing a vehicle. Two free admissions per vehicle. Questions? Please call Stewart McKinley at 814-316-1794 between 8 a.m. and 9 p.m. Eastern Time. The show events are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. |
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The Jefferson County Fair in Brookville, PA, is scheduled for July 19-25, 2026, following its traditional third week of July schedule, with plans underway for new ticket booths, entertainment, and continued community engagement The Jefferson County Fair in Brookville, PA is a premier summer tradition that brings the community together for a week of high-energy entertainment, agricultural excellence, and classic family fun. Visitors can look forward to a packed grandstand lineup featuring everything from the roar of the Demolition Derby and Rough Truck races to the power of professional truck and tractor pulls. For those seeking a change of pace, the fair offers professional rodeo action, mud bogs, and live musical performances ranging from country tributes to rock. Beyond the grandstand, the fairgrounds stay active with a full carnival provided by Bartlebaugh Amusements, the Bar C Ranch petting zoo, and daily shows that are always a crowd favorite. It is also a time to celebrate local heritage through 4-H and FFA livestock shows, competitive agricultural judging, and the annual livestock sale.
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Check out the 2026 Jefferson County Fair Grandstand Lineup! Get ready for a week filled with incredible entertainment, and this is just the beginning! Stay tuned for more details about the grandstand events, coming soon to our website. Join us from July 19-25, 2026, for a fantastic fair experience. For only $12, your admission covers parking, carnival rides, grandstand events, grounds entertainment, and beyond! Mark your calendars and get ready for a blast at the Jefferson County Fair! |
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Food Truck Monday returns to Historic Downtown Brookville beginning March 16! Each Monday from mid-March through October, a rotating lineup of food trucks will serve lunch and dinner in front of Town Square on Main Street. Grab something delicious and enjoy the heart of downtown—because the best seat in the house is outside. Relax at one of the picnic tables or park benches, take in the fresh air, and soak up the charm of Brookville’s Victorian Main Street. Hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce.
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Jefferson Co Fair - Rough Truck - SXS - Geibel's Double F8Brookville, PAMonday, 7/20/26 7pm Classes -Rough Truck GSXS**Timed track event Geibel's Double Figure 8 Payouts based on 5 Entry Min PER Class or Payouts may be updated at event for less than min turnout. |
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Adult Craft Night is back for a few weeks this summer starting July 21st @5pm. We will be making beautiful and personalized Garden Stepping Stones. This is the perfect way to “Unearth” your story during our Summer Reading program that is not just for kids! Call the library at 814 849-5512 to RSVP. Be sure to check out our Facebook page and website for the next craft nigh
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The Full Truck and Tractor Pull on Tuesday, July 21, 2026, at the Jefferson County Fair features sanctioned pulling by Full Pull Productions<!--TgQPHd| Key details for the event: Time: Featured Classes: full |
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Join us for a Wine & Dine Weekend at Gateway Lodge this July! Stay three nights from July 23–26 in a Fireside Suite featuring a jetted tub and cozy gas fireplace, with breakfast delivered to your suite each morning. Savor this summer’s finest wines paired with a delectable three-course, farm-to-table dinner, and enjoy live entertainment for an unforgettable getaway. Enjoy two or three nights in a Fireside Suite, most with a king bed, private balcony, jetted tub, and fireplace. Each morning, we’ll deliver a farm-to-table breakfast to your door. And on Thursday and Friday night, choose to dine from our Wild Crafter’s Kitchen Menu while enjoying a bottle of wine or local craft beer from our bar.
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CLASSES: Stock: D.O.T. Tires up to 33” No Nitrous Allowed 1st Place: $150 2nd Place: $75 3rd Place: $50 Modified: D.O.T. Tires up to 38″ No Nitrous Allowed 1st Place: $200 2nd Place: $150 3rd Place: $100 Super-Modified: D.O.T. Tires up to 44” No Nitrous Allowed 1st Place: $250 2nd Place: $200 3rd Place: $150 Open/Run What Ya Brung: Any Tire Nitrous Permitted 1st Place: $350 2nd Place: $250 3rd Place: $150 Any type of rail vehicle regardless of tire size must run Open class. Cut tires will NOT be permitted to run in the D.O.T. tire classes! Example: Boggers with the small lugs removed will only be permitted in the Open class! |
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"Back to the 80s" Musical July 24-26 and August 2 Location: Sawmill Center for the Arts Organized: Brookville Community Theater Back to the 80s is a high-energy jukebox musical that follows a 30-something Corey Palmer as he reminisces about his 1985 senior year, dealing with crushes, bullies, and friendships. It is a nostalgic, comedic, and colorful tribute to 1980s pop culture.
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Cook Forest & Clear Creek State Parks will be conducting a 7.3-mile interpretive float down the National Wild & Scenic Clarion River from Clear Creek’s boat launch to Cook Forest’s 4-mile launch. Odds are pretty good we’ll see plenty of otter signs. Along the way we’ll go past remnants of the old bridge, dam, and raft building sites of Clarington, go through the ripple and past rock cliffs of Hogback, and talk about the rafting tragedy of Maze Gap. Fishing is good along this stretch, don’t forget your poles! Only experienced boaters permitted. Please meet at the Clear Creek canoe launch neat the playground. Participants must pre-register by 7/20 by contacting the Cook Forest 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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"Back to the 80s" Musical July 24-26 and August 2 Location: Sawmill Center for the Arts Organized: Brookville Community Theater Back to the 80s is a high-energy jukebox musical that follows a 30-something Corey Palmer as he reminisces about his 1985 senior year, dealing with crushes, bullies, and friendships. It is a nostalgic, comedic, and colorful tribute to 1980s pop culture.
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Please meet at the park office where we'll take a moderate often off-trail hike to the tallest known black cherry tree in the Northeast, the Davies Black Cherry, at 140 ft. tall. Then we'll double back across the Swinging Bridge to view exemplary 160ft. tall white pines along the picturesque Tom's Run Valley at the base of the Forest Cathedral. See less
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Laura is a Licensed Acupuncturist And Classic Chinese Medicine Herbalist. She will teach us the Foundational skills ,using regional plants.
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Experience the warmth of Gateway Lodge with live music in Cook Forest on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday nights. Local musicians bring the lodge to life with acoustic favorites and soulful originals while you dine from our Wild Crafter’s Kitchen menu, featuring seasonal, locally sourced dishes made in-house. Cozy up by the fire, sip a glass of wine, and enjoy live music in Cook Forest paired with fresh, forest-to-table flavors — a truly memorable evening in Pennsylvania’s most peaceful woodland retreat. 07-25-26-|Saturday| The Rectenwalds | 5-900pm July Wine And Dine Weekend Guests Only |
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A Totalky awesome throwback to the 1980's. Jocks,Nerds and High School Crushes! |
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Food Truck Monday returns to Historic Downtown Brookville beginning March 16! Each Monday from mid-March through October, a rotating lineup of food trucks will serve lunch and dinner in front of Town Square on Main Street. Grab something delicious and enjoy the heart of downtown—because the best seat in the house is outside. Relax at one of the picnic tables or park benches, take in the fresh air, and soak up the charm of Brookville’s Victorian Main Street. Hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce. |
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This July, we’re diving into something a little daring, a little provocative: Secretary by Mary Gaitskill. Originally published in her acclaimed collection Bad Behavior, Secretary is a sharp, intimate short story that explores power, desire, identity, and the complexities of human connection. It’s bold, thought-provoking, and sure to spark a lively, layered discussion—just the way we like it. If you’ve seen the film adaptation Secretary, get ready—the original story offers a more subtle, literary take that invites deeper interpretation and conversation. Join us for an evening of meaningful dialogue, connection, and a touch of the unexpected. Wednesday, July 29th 6pm-8pm |
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It’s time to clear out the attic or find your next favorite item! The Annual Brookville Borough Community Yard Sale weekend is officially scheduled for Thursday, July 30 – Sunday, August 2. FOR SELLERS: Take advantage of the permit-free weekend! While permits aren't required, we highly recommend registering your sale. Registered addresses will be included on the official Yard Sale List distributed to the public. Dates: July 30 - August 2 Permit Fee: $0.00 |
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Back to the 80s is a high-energy jukebox musical that follows a 30-something Corey Palmer as he reminisces about his 1985 senior year, dealing with crushes, bullies, and friendships. It is a nostalgic, comedic, and colorful tribute to 1980s pop culture.
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Fridays 4-7pm May through October. If you would like to set up to sell your Home - Grown /Home Made Products Please call the Distillery @ 814-849-0915 |
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The Hazen Flea Market is back for the 2026 season—mark your calendar and come treasure hunting! Held one weekend each month from May through October, this beloved Brookville tradition brings together vendors, antiques, handmade goods, fresh finds, and one-of-a-kind pieces you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re browsing, shopping, or just soaking in the atmosphere, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Interested in becoming a vendor? Call 814-328-2528 for more information and to reserve your spot! hazenflea.com Located at 6847 Route 28 N, Brookville, PA, this event is hosted by the Warsaw Township Volunteer Fire Company and usually features shopping from 7 AM to mid-afternoon. . |
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"Back to the 80s" Musical July 24-26 and August 2 Location: Sawmill Center for the Arts Organized: Brookville Community Theater Back to the 80s is a high-energy jukebox musical that follows a 30-something Corey Palmer as he reminisces about his 1985 senior year, dealing with crushes, bullies, and friendships. It is a nostalgic, comedic, and colorful tribute to 1980s pop culture. |
