Show us your artwork about trains and railroading! “Railroad trains are such magnificent objects that we commonly mistake them for Destiny.” – E. B. White (1899-1985) “[W[hat thrills me about […]
Featuring the current art work of Richard and Ali Briggs. Richard's work contain images and descriptions created on paper from a series of hypnogogic visions between April 2023-2024. Ali's charcoal […]
Students finishing 6th to 8th grade can join us on the farm for afternoons filled with hands on learning & education! In partnership with the PA Mobile Ag Lab & […]
Check out the Music Hall at Phillips Emporium - there's always something happening! April 27, 7-9 – BE YOURSELF DOWNTOWN II::7-9 pm, produced by BU students in “Event Planning.” This […]
Registration begins at 7AM, Shotgun start 8AM 4 person scramble $340 per team/$85 per player Includes cart, green fees, range balls, and dinner. Mail registration and payment: (checks payable to […]
Local farmers and artisans providing fresh produce and homemade treats!
The Bloomsburg Fair Farmers Market brings you the freshest produce straight from the source. Local farmers set up at the fairgrounds and sell fruits, vegetables, milk, eggs, meat, cheese, honey, […]
Featuring the current art work of Richard and Ali Briggs. Richard's work contain images and descriptions created on paper from a series of hypnogogic visions between April 2023-2024. Ali's charcoal […]
Audience participation is encouraged as Kathy Kelchner, naturalist from Frances Slocum SP, tells some Native American tales. You may get to shake a rattle or play a drum to help […]
Start the day off by letting Dad have his pick of sweet custom Knoebels Dad badges! Next, strike a pose at our special "Father's Day" photo booth (from 11am - […]
Featuring the current art work of Richard and Ali Briggs. Richard's work contain images and descriptions created on paper from a series of hypnogogic visions between April 2023-2024. Ali's charcoal […]
Show us your artwork about trains and railroading! “Railroad trains are such magnificent objects that we commonly mistake them for Destiny.” – E. B. White (1899-1985) “[W[hat thrills me about […]